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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
ANOTHER DROP IN SUGAR
Refinery Lowers Its Price to ll5
Cents for Fine Granulated
Product.
sv .ssoc,ate[ Press toYyery Evening

By Associated Press toEvery Evening
New York, Oct. IA new low record
was made today in the local sugar market
when the Federal Sugar Refining Co. re
duced the price of refined sugar hstf q
cent pound to ii cents
The new low for the yuar was within
two cents of the prioe prevailing when the
industry was under the control OF the
government.
Raw sugar sold at cents, duty paid,
or less than a cent above the government
fixed price last year.
New York. Oct. Further impetus
to the downward trend OF sugar prices
was gwen yesterday when the Federal
Sugar Refining Company lowered ITS
list price another half cent a pound to
record for the year.
New low record prices for the year
were established late this afternoon
when 5,29S bags of Porto Rico sold at
7.2S cents, delivered 10 the refner. Full
duty sugars were offered at cents, C. /. t.,
without being taken.
The Revere Sugar Refinery, OF Boston.
announced yesterday a price OF llA
cents pound for refined sugar Two weeks
ago the company quoted a nominal
price of 2212 cents pound, with the
statement that it was out Of the market, .
but since that time it has made several
reductions.
Reports from the West show that re-
6ners in that section also are making
drastic cuts in prices.
Another drop in refined cane sugar 70
the jobber of 50 cents hundred pounds,
following fall Of 81 so Tuesday, was
announced In San Francisco. beet sugar
was reduced in proportion, making to-
days prices S12 for cane and sI1 80 for
beet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
TO ENJOIN MINERS.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Charleston, w Va, Oct Notice
has been served by the Red Jacket con-
solidated coal company and the Pond
Fork Colliery company III southern West
Virginia and Kentucky, that an iniuno-
ton restraining officials Of the United
Mine Workers from unlonizing the pc
titioners mines, viii be sought ID federal
court ut Huntington, October IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
II IS UP TO SPENCER
TO PRODUCE THE PROOF
President Wilson Says He Knows
of No Stenographic Record
of Conference.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Oct. 7.-Today's con-
tribution from the White House in the
controversy between President Wilson
and Senator Spencer of Missouri, who
charged the president with having def
nltely promised the aid OF the American
army and navy 10 Roumania and Serbia
at the peace conference, was statement
bv Secretary Tumulty that the President
has no stenogrphic report Of the eighth
plenary session. at which the promise Is
alleged to have been made. Senator Spen-
Ger had called for the record.
President Wilson tells me there is no
stenographic record Of the proceedings OF
the conference in his possession" Mr..
Tunulty said, land so far as the Presi-
dent knows, there is none in this country. ="
Mr.. Tornulty added that sit was up to
those making the charges" to produce the
proof
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
NO CHANGE IN MACSwINEY.
Passes Good Night Before Beginning Of
seth Day Of Strike.
Ry. Associated Press 90 Every Evening

ny. hssnciated Press Go Every Evening
London, Oct TERRENCE MacSwiney.
lord mayor of Cork, who this morning
began the 56th day Of his hunger strike NJ
Brixton Prison, passed n fairly good night,
but did not appear much refreshed this
morning, according to- bulletin issued
by the Jrish Self Determination League.
He WAS very weak but otherwise there
WAS no particular change in hrs condition,
the bulletin aided.
The noon bulletin Of the league read:
Except that he IL very tired there Is no
change in Lord Mayor MacSwiney's con
tiition. The doctor who visited him this
morning says he finds the mayors body
i'm a shocking state Of emaciat,on and II
unable TO state how long he wii live.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
DENY ANY DIVISION
IN S|NA FE|N RANKS
Leader Griffith Says No Settle
mcnt Except on Basis of Irish
independence.
by Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Dublin, Oct Reports that the Sim
Fein organization has become divided
against itself were vigorously denied here
today by Arthur Griffith, leader of the
organization, during long interview with
The Associated Press He reiterated
charges he recently made that raids of
rcprisal were result Of calculated
policy Of British government officials" and
challenged Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief
secretary for Ireland, who recently denied
these charges, 10 submit them to an in
vcstigation by an impartial tribunal TO be
appointed by the British government or
the United States Supreme Court.
There will be no settlement except
upon the basis OF Irish independence"
MIR. Griffith said "The British govern
mcnt authorities are making a special
effort To terrorize the Irish people and
force them to abandon their claim for
independence before the British parla-
ment reassembles and the American
presidential election is held
London, Oct LEADERS oi the Sim
Fein have int,mated that although they
desire 10 complete separation of Ireland
from England, they would not oppose a
nfDau tnsasuft VI ubtihHtnH totft thif
If il can he proved a majority Of the Irish
people demand it, the Daily Mail says
today This intirnation, the newspaper
declares, was given in response to ap-
proaches made by the Irish peace council,
q body of moderates from all parts OF
Ireland which has just completed plan
for dominion home rule in the island
Prior to adjournment Of Parliament
m.ml-rs Of this ell interviewed
Premier Lloyd George, who told them that
before submitting any scheme they must
he able to assure him Of sufficient support
in Ireland to guarantee that the scheme
would be workable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
TO DISCUSS DANCES
AND STYLES IN DRESS

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Boston, Oct Modern dances and
the prevailing styles in women's dress are
among the subjects that win be discussed
by delegates to the biennial convention
Of the international federation Of Catholic
alumna, preliminary meetings of which
were held here today The convention
which will be opened formally tomorrow
viii be madeupof women from all parts
of this country and Canada.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
HARDWICH NOMINATED.
Georgia Democrats Name League OPP
ponent for Governor.

BY ssociated Press 20 Every Evening
Atlanta, Ga, Oct Complete un-
official returns received by the Atlanta
Constitution showed early today that
Thomas w. Hardwick, former United
States senator had been nominated for
Governor Of Georgia in yesterdays Dem
ocratic primary.
On the face of the Constitutions re-
turns Hardwick carried 100 counties with
a total of 236 county unit votes, while his
opponent Clifford j.. Walker, former state
attorney general, carried 81 counties with
I48 votes. One hundred and ninety four
votes were needed for nomination.
Hardwick during the campaign was
outspoken in his criticism Of the League
of Nations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
CAMP ~ DET.n
tlrr l.rt.n


Clevcland ivune up stoke
smith broke > wide curve over iNr pIHf
for Tho first strike strike fwo li1N N'Nfr
Olaon threw Eymns 0ut ai frsi Womb
up strike orh Ban ono liall two Nai
three strike two Foul Wanly walked
Speaker I'D smith tired ~ p.ck NnnIlr
III first tase aud nearly ~ him Ban un.
Ball two Johnston threw nui -reakrr M
first, Wamhy going ~ sroond D. was hii
and run play Burns up -trtf lrf
strike two Ban ono Bah tuo F1ui
Rall three Olspn thrrg oui Burns NJ
first 10 runs % hits no error
New York OFT Far weather. again
greeted baseball fans eariy todav ior ths
third game ~ the worlds series he'urcn
BROOKLYN and Cleveland ~ ihtcfa firid
A slightly rising temperature and q hrlst
wind was predicted for this Afternoon.
New York. oct "a fioiug nfo fhe
third game ~ the world SERIES at ibbets
Field this afternoon. Cleveland, cham
pinns ~ tfe tnerican f.esrIie anr Nrtdk
in. ni the National League. wsrc un
even terms with one vict0ry auieoe
The contest in aH probability eIli D.
q battle betwecn ieft-haud pIisiicrr
~NffTUl TNiihl 4AlIlHN AAIHiI
The latter jOined the Cleveland riuh iHff
"a august. and. by winning siE Eaue~ in
row. lifted q bag burden ~ the sh0uilicf.
uf Bagbv and Corrieskic rn fhn tnal daah
Tor the flag
In aceurdaucr Fffh fhr rufafiun nlaU
IL assigning fhc ugnuIrer fhrv Wli uurt
TO-DAY a. follows
D'Dav Natoua. LfaEsr denfnd fI
ulate. Dnren iniercau League f Nrs
ha-. Klein. National l.euuo. nj .ncuu.
base. anil Cunnollr lmruclg lsauH.
third has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
WORLD SERIES SCANDAL.
Detectives Fail to Find Atteli. and In
vestigation Halts for a Time.

BY Associated Press 60 Every Evening
New York, Oct. THE inquiry being
conducted here into local phases Of the
worlds series gambling scandal OF last
year has come to a standstill Assistant
District Attorney James +. Smith ad-
mitted today.
MIR Smith said his detectives failed to
locate three alleged gamblers, one of them
Abe Attell, former featherwe ght cham
pion, In three day hunt through the city.
There IS no hurry" declared Mr..
Smith, adding that he was confident that
sooner or later" the trio would show up
at their customary haunts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
UNDERWEAR MILLS CLOSE
5000 OUT OF WORK

Lowell, Mass, Oct Inability to
find markets for goods at. present. high
Of the Underwear Departments of the
Lawrence Manufacturing Company throw
ing $4,000 people out of work. The entire
plant, including the hosiery department
viii close soon for the same reason, ac-
corduag 10 officials of the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
DANsEY CASE INVESTIGATION.
Su bpoenas Served on Residents of Ham
mOnt0n for Grand Jury.
Assnciated Prs lo EverY HNnnInE

By Associated Press % Every Evunius
MAYS Landing, y, J., Oct. ~ub-
pnnaes have been served on about tofen
residents of Hammuntun O. APPEAR nslnr
the Atlantic County Grand Jury tosiai
and tomorrow IN cunnectiou Win tllt
death Of Billy Dan-cy thc child wno
mystcriously disappeared from he houlr
q year ago and whose body sas ioana
rear his home several months iatsf INN
witnesses appeared ociorr thc jury o.
day IN connection with the case.
Charles A. White. "a neighbOr I'd tni
Dansey's. and Mrs. Edith T.. Jouss. aho
was housekeeper for Whites father. ecrn
arrested last December IN oonnection With
the case but never mdicted. They wcIc
released on bail. The term II thc pre- ent
grand jury expires tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA HAS
8,72O, 159 POPULATION
Second State in Union Has Made
Gain in Ten Years of
1873 Per Cent.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every bNehihe
Washington, Oct. States:
Pennsylvania, s,720 159; increase,
1,055,04S, or 1873 per cent.
Ohio. $3.50. .36S; increase, 1892, ,247, or
20.S per cent.
Michigan, 1867 ,222; increase, S57, ,o49,
or 305 per cent.
Iowa, 2,403, $50; increase, 17S,S59, or
so per cent.
Virginia, 2,306, ,36l; increase, A4,749,
or 11.9 per cent.
Arkansas, l,750,995; increase, 1856,
or 11.2 per cent.
Florida, g66, 296; increase, 2i5,o", OF
2S.i per cent.
Detroit. Mich, revised, 993,67S; In.
crease, 527 7,912. or 1888 per cent. Pre-
viously announced, 993,739.
Philadelphia, revised, l,s23,77e; IN
crease. 2T4.771, or III per cent. Pre-
viously announced. Sl,s23,i5S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
U. S. OFFERED SEAT.
Place Held in Labor Congress of League
Of Nations for America.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Geneva, Oct. THE International
Labor congress of the League of Nations,
in session here decided unanimously yes
terday to offer the seat of one govern
mental delegate in the international labor
commission to the United States.
1t also was decided to create an in
ternational Office of statistics, prices and
quantities, one section Of which viii be
devoted 10 coal. This section is to be at
tackled to the financial and economic sec
tion Of the League Of Nations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
DOWNSTATE SWINGS
TOWARD DEMOCRATS
CITY WORKERS HEAR
Kent and Sussex Counties to Give
$500 Majority for Ticket,
is Claim.
PERFECT ORGANIZATION,
100 PER CENT STRONG
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DEMOCRATIC MASSMEETING
AT MAJESTIC THEATRE

Every Democratic man and
woman is invited to attend mass
meeting 90 be held nj the Majestic
Theatre tomorrow Friday) evening
at = O'Clock.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, who
presided over the San Francisco
convention and whose home is IN
Arkansas, will be the chief speaker.
Former Senator Willard Sauls-
bury will be the presiding officer.
Those who want To learn the truth
about the League of Nations will
find this AN excellent opportunity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
HIGHFIELD HEADS MASONS.
Man Elected NJ. W. Grand
Master at Session Today.

William J. Highfeld of Wilmington
vse elected NJ. w Grand Master of the
Grnnd Lodge Of Delaware A. Z & A. M,
Ut the annual communication here today.
Mr.. Hlghheld is former city treasurer
If Wilmington and is well-known busi-
ns~,s man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
CALDERON RECALLED.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Mexico City, Oct 7.-Reports that
Ferdinando |. Calderon, Mexican high
commissioner to the United States, has
resigned were denied last night at the
presidential office and at the ministry of
foreign relations. Ii was admitted, how
ever, that he had been recalled but the
reason for this step was not made public
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
Accused Of Carrying Weapons.

William III. Wright was arrested tins
morning, charged with carrying concealed
= deadly weapon He will be given hear
inr IN Nuricipal Court tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
Perfect-fisting Eye Glasses,
Inns x Meyer. i0i W. Sth SG-Ads
Amusements Ionisnl

Playhouse ~ Jimmie.
Garrick--N autioyille
Ouecn-" Love Madnoss"
MaleSt tic" Romance. -
Rialto---'' The Message % tbo Mouse.
Strand--"rhe House OF the Iolliug Rsll"
savoy April Folio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

Cleveland Oct : rev tickets inl
the worlds series game netwccn fne
Cleveland Iudians and Tho hruukiFr
Do~gers have fallen ufo rhe hand- oi
scalpers. a. n result of the nrrcauflurr
taken by Cleveland baseball club. fhn
was Indicated by the fact that scalpsrs
today were Demanding Sl00 Zoe uEo hoa
seats for four games. the original coei nl
what Nns So 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

Storm Doors, Storm Sash. Porch In
closures Tindall q Son, Ola Tatnal
stxeet.-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

To prevent bottle famine return empties
usompNly. Clover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

Winterthur Special Sanitary Milk TOR
Babies. Dairy.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Press % Every svoning
Washington. oct. T.--Forccast fur poia-
ware.
Fair tonight. Friday FAIR and earmor
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

EGGS and poultry bought and sold 602 ". Van Buren, Mrs. N. Hirrch. Phone SOS0 5bg
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
lection TWoJ
For Saie-Misceilaneous
Special Sale Used
 U. s. Army Goods

The government recently sent us large quantities of the following ar ticIes, which we are offering at greatly reduced prices. Heavy blue and brown denim overalls and jumpers, washed and repaired; without aprons Used but serviceable, 75c garment, Sf2o dozen or $50 per hundred. U. S army khaki cotton brooches, laced bottoms, washed and repaired $1.25 pair or S10.50 dozen. Khaki cotton shirts, re paired and washed, s1 each of S9 doZ o. D. wool shirts, relaunderied and re- paired, $1.75 each or sl6.50 dozen Army russet shoes, good servlceaple condition, S2.95 pair. Field and hob nail shoes, unrepaired, in sizes . to only, $195 pair. Army raincoats and slickers, good condition, each s42o. Army khaki tents, fine condition, size 16X16 feet, government 12.4 oz. stand ard duck waterproof, special $31.50. Officers khaki wall tents, size 9x9 feet, government standard duck, each $50.
 NEW ARMY MATERIALS
 The following articles are new goods of the very best grade. Officers mercerized khaki cotton shirts, $2,oO each or $27 dozen. All wool sweaters. Sleeveless $7 wool sweaters, special $3.50. Sleeveless s value sweaters, special s2 95. Officers refrigerators. white baked-on. enameled lined, SS5 value, special S49.95. White baked-o on, enameled lined refrigerators, $65 value, special $39.95; $50 value, special $29.95. Officers waterproof s1S.50 bedding rolls, ideal for camping, etc, special S7.95. Officers waterproof $9 clothing rolls, special S3.45. Regulation army ponchos. fresh new goods, special S1-9o- Many other useful articles Write for complete price list. Terms cash with order Include postage if goods are to be sent via parcel post. Your money back if not satisfied.
 ARMY SALVAGE WAREHOUSE co.
 G..oo.,,-iIIo- lNn nEnIira
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

any car and you pay the balance on the Fergusoa-Keeler plan.
 1919 Olds touring. Run less than 5000 miles new tire equipment, re- finished with one extra tire. tube and cover.
 1918 Olds 6 touring Overhauled refinished, new seat covers, new top, good tires.
 1918 OIds touring. In perfect run ming shape, repainted, new top, excep- tionaI rubber one extra.
 1920 Olds f Economy truck. Over hauled. repainted, good rubber, express body and top.
 1918 Hudson Super Six touring In fine mechanical condition. cord tires, double lined top, extra tire. paint eX- ceptional.
 1918 Ford touring. Every conceiv- able extra on it, including whistle; just repainted, new top, and motor overhauled.
 extras except Pullman bed.
 1917 Reo touring. Good top, re- painted good mechanical condition.
 1918 Oakland touring. real buy at less than half the price of new one: exceptionally good tires. one ex- trsl; mechanically good: upholstering and top exceptionally good.
 Moreland 6-ton dump body truck.
 Moreland 2-ton chassis
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
520 w. Washington
 Street

< FOR SALFs-1919 Dort touring, o- passenger; first-class condition. run only 4000 miles, extra good rubber
 bargain, must sell this week. 1922 W. tril,,,ore k
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
For Sale--Fruits & Produce

YOUR last chance to get fruit cheap Picking the last crop now. Fine, ripe grapefruit cheap at Phoenix Fruit & Produce Co, First ave and Jefferson street
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
For Rent-Apartnents

FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment with screen porch; nice shade; water free. SO5 :. First ave. It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

HAY WHOOPEE, HAY,
 New Al alfalfa, oat and barley hay, S30 per ton. F. O. B. Florence, Ariz. Box II. k FOR SALE-One induction motor 40 H. P, 220 volts, three phase, 50 cycle speed S65 with starter and overload relay, new. Address Box 6S, Wellton. 4 riZnna k
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
Buick 6 at 1850
Dodge Touring

Tn good condition, good rubber one extra tire on back, good upholstering, self starter in good working order. For quick sale S700 cash. You may see car Sunday a. m. at 617 North 4th St. It
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
A Saxaphone

For sale, in perfect condition; a good buy; see Topham, Room POP, M. C. A., in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02

CHEAP for cash or terms Over land 90CC; first-class condition. 4'Ss. 1210 F. Van Buren. II
Arizona republican., 1920-05-02
WITHIN YOUR REACH

You would be surprised If you knew just how easy it is to buy first class used car under our payment plan. A moderate initial payment will deliver any car and you pay the balance on the FergusoA-Keeler plan.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-02-19

The Biscoe Cotton Mills were
sold two weeks ago to the Rhyme
Anderson syndicate.
Work begins in a few days
upon a $4,000 county home for
Stanly county.
DR.. E. c. Register, president of
the State Medical Society, died
at his home at Charlotte We'd
nesday of pneumonia-infuenza.
Sheriff J. E. Zachary, of Yadkin
county, was killed in a raid the
night of Feb. 18th about 8 miles
from Yadkinville. Rev. A. A.
Caudle, a Baptist minister, was
with him. The three blockaders
were captured.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-02-19
Hotel Excellent.

The State Board of Health
very wisely has supervision over
the hotels of the State, and the
Board has the power to close
any hotel that shows unsanitary
surroundings.
1t is gratifying locally to know
that on the inspection rounds in
January the Rockingham Hotel
was found to be, excellent-th this
being the rating given on the
certificate sent out from Raleigh.
This means that the sanitary
conditions, kitchen, dining room,
bed rooms, ETC., rate between 95
and 100 per cent-and its good
condition is largely due to the
stewardess, Miss Leila Corpen-
ing, the housekeeper, Mrs. A. G.
Corpening, and the head clerk.
dad" Hardy.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-02-19

In talking with the Messrs.
Stephenson, who returned last
week from the New York mar
kets, the POST-DISPATCH learned
that goods at wholesale are vast
ly higher now than even year
ago. Of course this is no news
to the public, who are reminded
of high prices every day, but a
comparison of a couple of articles
may illustrate this higher tend
ency quite forcibly. Long CLOTH
that one year ago RETAILED a
Csc, is now quoted on the WHOLE
SALE market at 523 CENTS! Ant
Pussywillow silk that retailet
last year tor $2.98 a yard, is nov
sold at wholesale New Yorl
%.35!
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-02-19
The Shame of 1t.

Is it not a shame that you do
not respond to the request for
pictures of soldiers, letters from
soldiers, and clippings from news
papers about WAR ACTIVITIES IN
RICHMOND COUNTY? Will it not
be a greater shame if you neglect
this duty to your county after so
many reminders?
Mr.. R. B. House, of Raleigh,
writes that he will be glad to adj
dress the people of Richmond
county in the near future on the
Importance of preserving our
war records, and to instruct us
as to how it can be done. Will
it not be a shame if you neglect
to hear him?
AS soon as flu conditions will
admit of it, a public meeting will
be called to hear Mr.. House anc
others. Watch the PoST-DIS
PATCH for the notice.
w. R. Coppedge.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-02-19
Duroc Auction Sale.

Five farmers of Richmond
county have combined their stock
departments, for the purpose of
better breeding and sale, into a
central agency--the Duroc Farms.
The men comprising this are J.
F. Diggs John L. Everett, Henry
c. Wall, Farley Long, and VIM.
E. Crosland.
The Duroc Farms will hold its
first serli-annual hog sale at the
Fair Grounds at Rockingham
Monday, March 18th, at IL O.
clock. This auction sale will be
made a semi-annual event.
Breeders and buyers from
many States will attend. As bred
sows and gifts and 5 under-year
bears, will be sold at auction, the
auctioneer being Col. WI. Scott,
of Edison, Georgia.
The herds of the Farms are
headed by Orion Cherry King Jr.,
9th, and Col. Orion Cherry King
Jr., sons of Orion Cherry King Jr.,
the best boar of the breed and
which recently sold for $16,5O0.
The As bred sows and young
boars to be sold are bred from
the Orion, Colonel and Path
finder strains.
At II o'clock of the day of the
auction, the visitors anda others
attending will be rendered a big
barbecue at the Fair Grounds, the
sale to begin Immediately after,
wards.