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FOR SALE-One dwelling; nine rooms and bath; large lot; south and east front; fine lawn; shade trees and hedge; near car line, and in good neighborhood; real bar gain. One dwelling; four rooms and bath; near car line; on easy erms. Three beautiful los, ter raced and well located; near car line in fine neisnborhood. For in- formation and terms see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, phones 2 and 112. 7-25-tf
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MALE OR FEMALE HELP

(1rrD - Cotton pickers. We |,e over 1000 acres of fine, big \, ootton that we want picked; r. .,o oood houses and all other con
 ;oaoes to take care of families single people; will pay $2,oo per |ndred for pickings. We are To- ad 6 miles north of Altheimer, |L on pike road. Have plenty ot ber work for people to do during bt weather. B. L Wiley & Bro, |t o;rmer. Ark. Phone 19.
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME-Look at these: Five room modern home, modern, large lot, near 9th avenue near 18th and Cherry; four room, car line and first Ward school;
 2-story modern home, west of Main; 5-room modccn home.,
 Rutherford Park; two choice lots in Rutherford Park; two choice lots on Laurel street; one lot, one block from 18th and Cherry. See A. G. Russell Home insurance Az ency, 123 Main street. tt.
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NEW YORK. SPOT.

New York. Oct 4-Spot cotton quiet; middling 2425. MKT
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By Kathleen Fox
IXXIX
A Run Down To Newport

John D. Haven thought of Barbara and his coming forced separation from her. He did not relish the pros poets of being away from his bride fo, three months. He should miss her dreadfully. The companionship of the three men he liked would not make up for her absence and he knew that he would long many times for a sight of her before he returned.
 And yet, he reflected grimly, he had not really had her to himself for months. They had been together but were far removed from each other by the social obligations they had un- de1taken-rather which Barbara had welcomed. For he would have insist ed that he had accepted the life with reluctance.
 British Columbia was some three thousand miles from New York and Newport. That meant no chance to see her or hear her voice. He under stood that perfectly and rebelled against it, impulsively. Yet if he did not go it would be case of being near her and still far away. They were not together at all. They did not see life in the same way. They did not want the same things in spite c1 the fact that they had similar tastes. Barbara had loved the soclal whirl more than he had. He simply had followed her. And had done without her because of it.
 He loved her with all his mlght' He wanted her more than ever just now because he could not or did not have her. He felt disappointed that his dreams of perfect happiness at home had not been realized and was rebellious at times because Of 1t, but she had his heart and would always have it.
 Hogue Miller asked her about Bar bara.
 q don't think you ought to tell her why you are going, John, said hls
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l START YOU in the candy bus |ess at home; small room, or any here; everything furnished; earn 3o m wklv.. up; men-women; eX- krience unnecessary; advertise ndv. Send self addressed stamp
 envelope for free particulars E1rn's Candymaking Co.,, Phila- elphia, Pa. lo-o-o'
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WANTED - Cordwood cutters and
 common laborers; good white and
 colored; camp at Reydel, Arkansas. Peeye H. Hutchinson. 9-29-Gt
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THE LADIES at the Salum church at Hooker, Ark, will give a sup per for the benefit of the preach CT and Sunday school, Friday night, October 1, 1920. Everybody
 come; plenty good things to to eat. 9-2S-6t
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the said above accounts will come forward and file their exceptions, II any. on or before the second day o1 the next term of the Jefferson Fro hate Court October 11th, l92o), or tbev will forever be barred from eN- cepting to said above accounts or any mart thereof. Given under my hahd and seal, October End, 1920.
 l.. T. SALLEE, Probate Clefk
 A. M. BARROW, Deputy
 Clerk.
 (SEAL)- Run one time.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HEMSTITCHING - and picoting at- tachment; works on all sewing machines, $12.00; personal checks 1Oc extra. Lights Mail Order house, Box 137, Birmingham, Ala.
 1O-5-6t
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of Said Court this End day of Octo Der, A. D., 1920.
 s. F. VAULX, Clerk.
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PUT some more on. Increasing val ues make keeping covered steady job. Taylor and Co.,, Insurance.
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WANTED - 25 pounds of good, clean
 cotton rags; will pay 10 cents per pound for the right kind, delivered
 to the Graphic office. 9-28-6t
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-~~N~-~~~~~N~~~-~-~~~~~ -~~~~">~ OPEN TODAY - Hot tamaie parlor; tables for everyone; come in and get real tamales. 11th and Cherry. A. M. Levey, proprietor. 10-3-6t " ~>~-~~~~~>~->~--~~~ WANT - You not to worry about the high price of gasoline when you can get p miles to the gallon with Monroe car. Call around and let us demonstrate. Monroe Sales Co.,, 619 Main. If WANT = You not to worry about the high price of gasoline when you can get 22 miles to the gallon with a Monroe car. Call around and let us demonstrate. Monroe Sales Co.,, 619 Main. If ~~~~- ~~-~>~~>~-~ Ford goes on the bum. Two good Fords for sale; bargains.
 WANTED - You to know that all furniture stores sell Pine Bluff Bedding company mattresses.
 1O-1-tf ~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~>~ ~ WANTED - Pleating full length skirts speciality. Phone 809. Mrs. E. G. Herring. 10-1-2O-6t 
 WANTED - You to buy your tires and save money at Pine Bluff Tire company, 222 State street, phone l 2774. ii l IVY ~ IVY ~~~~~~~~ DON'T FORGET - A. Lewis 223 E Sixth. Full line of ladies' ready, to-wear clothes. Phone 1413.
 9-3O-6t OPPORTUNITY - For you to pro tect your family. Talk to c. F. Si mons, The Security Benefit Assn. I 116 Main street. t. ~~>->>-~>> -~-~"-~~->>~~~~- WANTED - You to think of tn, wife and little ones at home. C T. Simons, The Security Benefi Assn, 116 Main street. t
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N Gn SALE - Gas heaters and com.
 I;a....ohfanges; see our line beforo ba.ioh bna! ranges, see our line before cs a'nS. We have the best. Mo.
 panv s pn brothers Hardware com, >-->-------- 9-24-t1
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.,nrD Colored housemald;
 HE 1:.o 10-5-6t
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I1TrD - A first-class lady ste |ar aranber. Apply to s. H. Aol-
 Fa' Ao0 1O-3-6t
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MALE HELP.

r HELP WANTED - Young ing. 'h ,e tl to 25 years of age for an n, k keeper, packing and ship '.A N Riltmore Candy company s % 713 After 6 p. m. phoae
 one 'lo' If
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LOST - One bay mare,. about Il hands high; short nicked tail;
 mane short; fore lap cut out; With out shoes; scar on left leg; weight about 1000 pounds. Reward for information. E. Bracey, R. 4, box 153-aa. 5u-or
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EAlSI{IEDANEMlSEiNENIy

FOR SALE - Full outfit blacksmith tools, at bargain. See R. E. Owen. Barq. and Cedar streets. 1 9-23-1mo FOR SALE-At Riley Auto Co. United States tires. The best made see Riley Auto Co.,, or Phone 1Oe FOR SALE+Two roll top desks at bargain. Adams Printing com ! 8-5-tf pany, No. 13 Loo1.
 !LOST-A blue serge shirt, Saturday between Walnut, East Sixth ana Main. Finder please return to 5l4 West Second avenue, or pnohe 2973 and receive reward. 1O-5-6t ~>~-~~~~~~-~-~>-~->~"o@ SPRAYED - One gray mare, about years old, and three mare mules, 1 light bay 9 years, dark bays, one years, other years old Strayed from my ia m, Wednesday evening. A reward will be paid for information leading to their recev- cry. John Van Tuhgeln. Phone through Rison, Arkansas. lO-o-ot LOST - A small beaded bag either at the Froug store or Hauber the- ater. Finder please return to Cathern Pride, 1910 Cherry street. Phone 929. 1oo-ot LOST - Time by not using gas and grease from Pine Bluff Tire com pany, 222 State street, phone 2774.
 If No. IS FOR sALE-AUTOs.
 LOST - One Seal brindle French bulldog; reward if returned to w. J. Wilkins, 216 West Fifth, phone 752 9-23-tf ,---SNoo~o~o~~~ ~~~~~>~ ~~~~~~ V ~ : LOST - A good nights rest if you don't sleep on a mattress made by Pine Bluff Bedding company.
 1O-1-tf SPRAYED OR STOLEN One hound female; color black and tan; had on collar; answed to name Nora. Return to 635 Beech and re- ceive reward, or phone 175O. w. H. Young. lO-1-6t LOST - One bay mare,. about, Il hands high; short nicked tall; mane short; fore lap cut out; With out shoes; scar on left leg; weight about 1000 pounds. Reward for information. E. Bracey, R. 4, box 153-aa. 3O-6t ONE Five passenger Ford tour ing car for sale, cheap. Call Roy Senyard, phone 1907, 203 Harding avenue.
 FOR SALE-Autos, Ford Form-a- truck for sale, $450; cash or terms. Wilson Motor company, IA West Barraque street, phone 846. 9-1-tf No IF FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE - 2-story dwelling; 5 hooms, baths, garage; paved St., car line; convenient to shops; $6,- OO0-S1 ,OOO cash, balance monthly. You will be lucky if you are first. Taylor and Co.,, phones 1032-l052
 1O-3-6t .~-~-~~~-~~~-o--~~-~-- ~>->> V - ~.~~~ WANTED TO SELL - At.1122 West Baraque; 5-room house; large hall; lights, water, gas and batr; lot 6Ox154; out buildings on paved street and near car. A bargain Phone 971, McNew Real Estate. FOR SALE We are going to build three 5-room bungalows on the fol ! lowing lots: 1903 South Poplar street; 1916 South Linden street; 1920 South Linden street. If you are in the market for real home would be glad to have you call at 1 our office and see the plans. About $SOO.OO cash and $50 per month McGehee Realty company, 240O W Second avenue. 9-26-12t No 2O MISCELLANEOUS
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LOST - A good nights rest if you don't sleep on mattress made by Pine Bluff Bedding company.
 10-1-tf
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oA SALE - Large gas stove I
 , alum sized gas stove; 9 bath z ma i hao heaters; l kitchen table and
 2sen 2ssnog0ny china cabinet. Phone >>->~~~~>~ 9-3O-St
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FINED LADY = Age 32, wants hsition as housewife for batch |or or widower, without children.
 \ obieet:on to country. Mrs.
 oo;o Allison. 10-3 St
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NTED - Ten young ladies to karn telephone work; experience bt necessary; pay while you Iarn; room for study advance lent. Apply Chief Operator,
 buthwestern Telephone company, D1 West Second.
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A A HIGH CLASS
 SALESMAN ARKANSAS TERRITORY; ; nTTEpENCES IN YOUR AP- .TIoN APPLY W. H., cIo AlloN' tf EPIC
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FOR SALE - New gas heaters and ~ 'bination ranges; see our lot s~- e buying, we handle the best. Mcuaughy Bros. Hardware company.
 9-29-tf
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LOST - Time by not using gas and grease from Pine Bluff Tire com pany, 222 State street, phone 2T'4.
 If
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OPPORTUNITY - For you to pro.
 tect your family. Talk to c. F. Si-
 mons, The Security Benefit Assn, 116 Main street. tt
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SPRAYED OR STOLEN One hound female; color black and tan;
 had on collar; answed to name Nora. Return to 635 Beech and re- ceive reward, or phone 175o. w. H. Young. lO-1-6t
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ONE - Five passenger Ford tour ing car for sale, cheap. Call Roy Senyard, phone 1907, 2oS Harding avenue.
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first SALE a1 = Two stripped Fords: win S' saao ssass condition; first partv 9;,a a S $500 gets first choice. s 1s,s 's oo., lle W. Ba,. St, 'N
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FOE SALE.

K SALE - 9-piece William and Mafy dining room suit, American walnut; for cash; reason for sell
 ng am leaving city. Phone GAY. 10-3-Gt
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FOR SALE-Autos, Ford Form-a-
 truck for sale, S450; cash or terms. Wilson Motor company, 114 West
 Barraque street, phone 846. 9-1-tf
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IF FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR SALE 2-story dwelling; $ hooms, baths, garage; paved St. car line; convenient to shops; S6,- OOO-$1,OO cash, balance monthly. You will be lucky if you are first Taylor and Co.,, phones 1032-1O52.
 1O-3-6t
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WANTED - You ro think of the
 wife and little ones at home. c. T. Simons, The Security Benefit Assn, 116 Main street. ti
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DON'T FORGET - A. Lewis 223 E. Sixth. Full line of ladies' ready. to-wear clothes. Phone 1413.
 Q-3l-6t
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WANTED - You to buy your tires
 and save money at Pine Bluff Tire
 company, 222 State street, phone 2774. If
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ono 'anh o,la - Two two-horse wagons,
 ta ne open and the other closed hot, and ' , Ian be seen Saturday at 22nd ana Ms -e. phone 1124 oo1tf |
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LOST - A small beaded bag either at the Froug store or Hauber the
 ater. Finder please return to
 Cathern Pride, 1210 Cherry street. pbone 900 1O-3-6t
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FOR SALE-At Riley Auto Co.,, United States tires. The best made see Riley Auto Co.,, or Phone 1Oe.
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FOR SALE - Full outfit blacksmith tools, at a bargain. See R. H' Owen. Barq. and Cedar streets.
 9-23-1mo.
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WANTED - To buy Veal calves and hogs; any numbers; highest cash
 price paid. Bells Cash Market, phone 1916. 29-6t
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OPEN TODAY - Hot tamaie parlor; tables for everyone; come in and get
 real tamales. 11th and Cherry. A
 M. Levey, proprietor. 10-3-6t
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

|NTED-
 |eneral house work, by a white |oman. Address Miss G. w. C., efferson Springs, or call long
 istance if wanted at once. 1OS2+
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No. Is FOR SALE-AUTOS.

LOST - One Seal brindle French
 bulldog; reward if returned to w. J. Wilkins, 216 West Fifth, phone
 752 9-23-tf
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WANTED TO SELL - Att 1122 West Baraque; 5-room house; large hall; lights, water, gas and batr; lot 6Ox154; out buildings on paved street and near car. A bargain. Phone 971, McNew Real Estate.
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No. 23
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lNTED - A lady desires position Is housekeeper for widower; Fould like a good home more
 ean wages. B B care Graphic. 30-6t
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WANTED - Pleating full length skirts speciality. Phone s09.
 Mrs. K. C.. Herring. 1O-1-2O-6t
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TRY Richey and Parker when your Ford goes on the bum. Two good Fords for sale; bargains.
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ellis. Harvey Chandler and Carl Ber,
quist; the Misses Lempi. Tuni and
Lille Pari, Hazel Burge. Anna Olson,
Evelyn Legault and Anna Bloomquist.
Light refreshments were served at
1880.
Mr.. G. w. Plews and Miss NJ. z. Hut
eel were in our village last Thursday
afternoon and evening as representa-
tiyes OF the State Board of Health. At
200 o'clock a meeting OF all the boys
and girls in our local schools above
the fifth grade, was held in the Chan
berg Theatre. An interesting and in
structive picture entitled "How Life
Begins" was enjoyed by all. Follow
ing this meeting Mr.. Plews gave an
address TO the older boys in the high
school room and Miss Hutzel gave
special talk TO the older girls. The
film that was shown in the afternoon
was again put on the screen in the
evening for the benefit OF the adults.
These health lectures OF Mr.. Plews
and Miss Hutzel will be a great help
TO the people OF Michigan in educating
them along lines heretofore neglected.
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Aiessrs julius Anderson. Arthur
Holm and Clarence Legault motored
to Alpha Saturday night to attend the
dance.
Mrs. Charles Simmons OF Creighton
Ontario. and Mrs. John Leyarthon of
Quinnesec, Mich, have returned to
their respective homes after visiting
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Burge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Liberty OF Al
pha visited at the home OF Aryid Gus
tafson Sunday.
Word has been received OF the mar
riage OF Mr.. Frank Dallifior OF Amasa
and Miss Caroline Schaal OF Crystal
Falls.
A company OF young people includ-
ing Messrs Walter Magnuson and Ray
Olson and the Misses Minnie Caspers
and Leora and Martha Ellsworth, at
tended a dance at Alpha Saturday ev-
ening.
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Mr.. A. A. Ellsworth has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Sleeper as a member
OF the County Community Council.
Mr.. James Perrium and family have
just moved here from Greenland. Mich
Mr.. Peryam is the new shift boss at
the Warner mine.
The Rev. ]. A. Oatey conducted ser
vices at the NJ. +. church last Sunday
evening. This will be his last visit
here for some time as he has been
transferred by the Detroit Conference
to Sandusky. Sanilac, County.
Mr.. Thad Waite and DR.. Dickie have
both been In town this week, repair
ing and rebuilding their political
fences. The latter addressed a meet
ing OF the woman's Civic Club Monday
evening.
Miss Myrtle Hughes entertained a
company OF young people at her home
Friday evening, of whom the follow
ing were present: Messrs VIM. Now
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Continued from page .


ber of mines receive for their coal a
price which gives but-a slight increase
OF net profit above that received dur
ing 1918 under government control.
This statement Is. made in justice to
the honest and reliable coal operators
and in proof that the exhorbitant
prices demanded by the dishonest and
unreliable member OF the coal indust-
ry are not warranted. II is this ele-
ment which has amplined the car
shortage and given other misleading
information to the public.
This commission hopes to have with
in short time, definite information
regarding present supplies on hand OF
both Industrial and domestic coal,
We advise domestic consumers to
procure their needs OF coal but do not
insist on getting your entire winters
requirements delivered at once. Get
in part and arrange for the balance
later.
1t is this desire and persistency on
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A MASA

Messrs Walter Premo and c. Gene
OF Iron River spent Monday here or
business.
Mrs. G.. MCGEE and son. Thoburn
have returned to their home in Hib.
bing. Mimi, after spending the sum
mer here.
Miss Genevieve Uren, the postmist-
ress OF Wakefield, is visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Berg.
Messrs Ray Olson, Victor Ikola, Geo.
Jenkins, John Ketola and Honus Kies-
kenen motored to Crystal Falls Sun
day evening.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. ]. T. Glib
son entertained few ladies in honor
OF her daughter. Mrs. G.. MCGEE.
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POOR COMMISSION
October 26th., 10:

October 26th.. 1920
A regular meeting OF the Iron Co.
Poor Commission was held on the a
bove date.
Members present 0:lof Heigemo
and Robert Munns.
Minutes OF previous meeting was
read and upon motion approved.
September bills amounting 20 1853
43 were audited.
Upon motion the bills were allowed
and the secretary. according TO new
ruling, was instructed TO forward said
bills to the County Clerk for payment.
No other business appearing meeting
was adjourned
RORERT MUNNS,
Secretary.
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the part Of some users which has
made 1t easy for some coal men to OBJ
tain the exhorbltant prices complain
ed Of. The quickest way to obtain
normal conditions is to act normal
MICHIGAN COAL COMMISSION,
BY w. X. Prudden.
Chairman.
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CITY COMMISSION
Continued from last week

Continued from last week
Ayes: Bridges, Bjork and Notes
Carried.
Moved by Bjork and seconded by
Notes that the following bills and pay
roll for the first half OF September, A.
d., 1920. be allowed as audited and ap-
proved by the Commission and the
City Clery draw orders on the City
reasurer in payment OF same. Ayes,
Bridges, Bjork and Notes. Carried.
Cash Statement
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BOARD OF EDUCATION

October 9TH, 1920.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF
Education was held at the office of the
Secretary on the above date.
Present: James f. Corcoran, VIM.
Poyseor, Sam Bridges. Herman Hol-
mes and Guy Il. Harrison.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting were read and upon motion
On motion of Guy Il. Harrison sec
onded by VIM. Poyseor, the following
bills were allowed.
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Eric Engstrom. street - 33.S4
Joe Hiosly, street ...... 2.35
y. Bouchard. street .... I3.lG
Albino Notes truck driver =. 60.4S
Joe Twa, teaming ........... 34.20
VIM. Cummings, truck $3.50. 1912
ID. A. Brotherton, engineer .. 72.O0
Mrs. A. Dye, board, eng. ...... 1850
w. +. Jacka, election board =. 500
Henry Johnson, election board 500
M. j. Shells, election board. 500
+. j. Pfeiffer. election board 500
VIM. G. Stewart, election . 600
Nj. j. Shells, booths Apr-Aug 600
A. l.. Axelson, election ... 500
T.. III. Edyvean, election ...... 500
o. M. Olson. election ........ 500
G. +. Richard, election .... 500
o. M. Brown, election ....... 500
Robert Munns, gatekeeper -. 600
w. ]. Bosanko, election .... 500
NJ B. MCGEE. election ....... 500
G. T. Roberts, election ........ 500
Frank Scadden, election ...... 500
Albino Notes. election ..... 500
Frank Morrell, gatekeeper .. 600
Disbursements, First Half Sept
Iron Co. Nat. Bank. Int
coupons. City Hall 3D.. :..... $4,000
Total Disbursements ..... .2,454.76
Approved:
SAM BRIDGES, Mayor.
ARVID BJORK, Commissioner.
ALBINO NOTES. Commissioner.
There being no further business on
motion meeting adjourned.
w. j. GRIBBLE,
CITY Clerk.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
PERSONALS

Mrs. George B. Lucas of Lyon street and Mrs. Ida Nihill of South Main street are spending two weeks vacation at Stony Creek.
 Helen Garrity. stenograph at the local office of the Southern New Eng land telephone exchange, left today for Momauguin where she will spend the coming week.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. White of No. 234 East Main street, and grand daughter Della Stoetzner, are spend ing their vacation in Northboro, Mass.
 Miss Mary Dunn of No. 1sS North street is spending her vacation in New York city.
 Misses Esther O'Brien and May Kiely will spend the next two weeks visiting in Chicago Ill.,, and Evans vile. Ind.
 James J. Renehan, prominent busi- ness man of Brooklyn, N. Y... is the guest of his brother John Renehan of Vine street.
 Police Sergeant and Mrs. William C. Hart are spending a vacation at Indian Neck.
 J. Leo Foley, professor in English at the college of the City of New York. is visiting at the home of his father, John T. Foley of Beaver street.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-27
LONGSHOREMEN PROTEST

Stopped Work in Protest to Action of
 Baltic Crew in Allowing tannix to
 Bc Taken on.
 New York, Aug 27.-Loneshoremen stopped work on four big White Star liners here today in protest against the action of the Baltic crew in all lowing British authorities to take Archbishop Mannix from the ship on her last trip to England. This report was telephoned to police headquar- ters by officials of the line, who asked that reserves be rushed to the piers. From the White Star line Irish sympatbizers marched to the Cunard line piers. They claimed other long shoremen joined them there. Then they sesrted for the docks of the Anchor line.
 When the Baltic docked here today on her arrival from England, her crew found women at the piers carry ing banners denouncing England's at titude toward Ireland and taunting the British sailors for allowing a pas- senger to be taken from their decks.
 The women. who claimed to be members of the American Tickets" called on crews of the ships as well as longshoremen to quit work in pro- test against the action of the British authorities in the Mannix case. Women carried signs reading: when Mannix goes to Ireland let the Baltic leave New York"