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Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Colored Silk,N

Yard-wide seco silks, light and dark shades for clips and lin- ings, former value 75c-Sale price .................... oSc Yard-wide Economy silk, for Waists or Dresses, light and dark Shades, former value ssc Sale price .................. oSe ss-inch Natural silk Pongee, former value s1.5o-Sale prce s5e Yard-wide Messalines. street and evening shades, for Waist Skirt CT Dress, former value Sz.oe-Sale price ............ $.4s Yard-wide siIk Taffeta, in light and changeable shades, former value ;2.se-Sale price ....... Nzy Yard-wide Dress Satin, in black, old rose. sand, gray brown, sapphire, Copenhagen and navy. fermer value is.ee- Sale price ...r.:.....'.''-. @<'" Yard-wide Shepherd Check
 Silks, black and white, blue and
 white, for Waist or Dress. for
 mer value ss.ee-sale price .., N~ 
 Yard-wide, white and black
 striped Taffeta, former value
 s3.ee-Sale price ............. SSs4S 4o-inch silk and Wool Pcplin'
 for Dresses, in taupe, navy,
 brown and black, former value
 ;3.ee-Ssle. price ............' 9khs
 Yard-wide "Skinners" Satin, N All silk. full line of eolors for
 street wear, fOruder value ;4.OO Sale price .,.......,...."' $z.s'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
SiIkaline, 39c

ss-inch silkoline. excellent quality. in all cclors-sale price ssc a yard, former value 4Sc-
 An odd lot of Figured Silks, for over -drapery, cushions. etc, for mer value $2.25-Sale price a.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Hs 5ss$ SSss f Ss j$S 7E
Towels-Toweling

Toilet Twill Crash-Sale price a yard ......ss...s.s.,... TOO Half Linen Crash. bleached and brown, former value 35c-Sale All Linen Crash, bleached and brown, former value 5oc-Sale price .........''...''.. SSo Hpck and Turkish Towels. for mer value S7hc-sale price e. 1se Huck and Turkish Towels. for
 mer value 5ec-Sale price ... 37lze Huck and Turkish Towels, for
 mes-ertce T5c-sale price ...... 49e NoTE-All our Fancy Turkish
 Towels at greatly reduced prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Table Linens

Hemmed Napkins, former value 1sc-Sale price each ..s.....s.. 1oe Hemmed Napkins, former value y3.5e a do1en-Sale price .... $2.45 sS-inch Bleached Table Damask, former value 7sc-Sale price .. 49c 6a-inch Bleached Table Damask, former value t1.z5-Sale price Sc 64-inch Blesched Table Damask, former value S1.Se-Sale price .96c 72-inch Bleached Table Damask, farmer value s9.25-Sale price S1.4s 6e-inch All Linen Table Dam ask, former value ,3.oo-Sale price ................. Sl.Is 70-ineh All Linen Damask, short lengths. former value tS.5e- Sale price .......s..-....a.. S<.4' s0-inch Bates Turkey Red Table DamAsk, former value tl.49-
 Cale price ...s.s..ss..sss SS NoTE-Remnants of Table Linens
 Toweling. Sheetings, White Goods
 Etc. all on special counters a
 greatly reduced prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Bath Robes
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Colored Dress Ceo3s

Yard wide Wool Batiste. in light shadee-Yard-wide Gran ite Cloth. in Copenhagen. nayy.~ green and wistertA, former value s1.o0-Sale price ..........ss.. - 4o-inch Plaids and Cheeks-4f- inch All Wool Storm Serge ia taupe, Copenhagen. green, navy. garnet and wisteriA, former value 31.7S-saie prios .......: - 4.-inch French serEs. in taupe. Copenhagen. navy. garnet and green, former value t2.5e-sals price ......,...sn......,.... S1IS 54-inch stsrm Serge. fer Suit or Dress, in Copenhagen, brewn and navy. former price ti.A-< Sale price ......s...ss.s... WSs Sl-inch spot-Presf Serge in - navy and brown, former value
 s5.tt-SAle vrtcs ......3..... S<D S4-inch Plain wool Jersse. fsr
 6OuSe Of Dfeos' m b~urSs h~ deer, brown. navy and cooen-
 hagen, former value ;5.sS-S@ls
 price ............s....s. w 54-fnch Wool Tweed Mixture, dark colOrS. for Skirt or suit former value s3.te-sale price e2Ise 5I-inch Wool Plaids and Striped Velours, for Skirts, light color
 ings, former value t5.0e-Sale
 5I-inch Heather Mix Jersey, for Suit or Dress, in Ave colorings,
 former value 34.ss--Sale price ts.ss
 54-inch wool Piaids. in dark
 colors, former value ts.se-eale :. price ..ss..ss..s.s'..sss SoD'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Dress Velveteens

ss-lneh Corduroy. for Dress or Skirt. in tan. castor and brown. former value Sl.75-Sale price sSe 27-ineh' 'velveteen in black, navy and brown, former value ;2.6O Sale price .......,....,''., S'ss Yard-vide Dress ysiyeteen, in
 black. taupe. navy. brown and
 green. former value ,sI.5O-Sale
 prios .... ...,..,,,,..s,,,....... ts.4s
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Linoleurns

Printed lLinoleums, yards wide, patterns for all rooms, former value s1.25-Sale price a square yard .................. s5e High Grade. Inlaid Linoleum, former value s2.5O-Sale price q square yard ................. $l.So
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
WASH GOODS REDUCED

Best Quality 3s-inch Percales, good assortment, former value :, 4sc-Price Now ........-...sAz z Best Quality 27- inch Outing Flannel, good assortment, for i. mer value 4sc-Price New..... e Bates 27-inch Seersucker Cling
 hams, plaids, stripes and plain
 colors, former value 49c-Price : Now .............. .............,.. 3s inch Plain White Outing
 Flannel, former value 5sc-Priee Now ..................
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Straw Mattings

3e-inch Straw Mating, best quality, former value e9c-Sale price a yard ................. 36-inch Reversible Kolorfast Mating, in a good selection of
 patterns, former value Skc-Sale
 price g yard ..........A......
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01

27-inch Plain White Outing
 Flannel, former value S5c
 Price Now ...-....... TX Good Quality Percale, ss inches
 wide, former value ssc-Prics = Now ................. -. .s' .'- if' 27-incn Outing Flannel, good + quality, former value S9c-Price '. Now ...,.....'..'.- ..'. {. .....'...' ss' Best Quality Staple Apron Ging-
 hams, former value s5e-Prics = Now [. v. .... =. .... l
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
WASH GOODS REDUCED

Braelock Zephyr Ginghaasn, s1- inches wide. newest color com- -binations, former value see - price New ...s.-..r..... sz-inch Madras shirtiAg, striped effectG former value 7se-Prtes Now Glenroy Zephyr Ginghanns. a inches vide. handsouae color combinations, former value Pc -Psiee New .....:....s.:..s.. Bath Robe Flannel. il incnes wide. former value sse-er'es haNN ......s....... ........
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Granite Art Squares
Tapestry Brussels Rugs
Body Brussels Rugs

: 1t. sx1e 1t. S-S5s.25, Value s75.oo
 sx12 feet-$64.50, Value $S6.0o NoTE-All our finer Rugs are re- duced proportionally-and all are at much lower. prices than manu- facturers' prices for Spring.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Administer Rugs

' it. Sxs ft.-$3s.75, Value s45.oO [ it. 3x1e 1t. 6--$44.00,y Value $5S.5o
 sx12 feet-$$4s.50, Value $63.00
 9x12 feet-$51. %, Value $6S.00
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Window Draperies- Curtains Couch Covers
36-inch Cretonnes

Our entire stock of Cretonnes, in excellen assortment. reduced as fol- lows:
 At 39c-Former Value 49c At 49e-Fermer Value 5scf
 At 55e-Former Value 69c
 At 69c-Former Value Ssc
 At sse-Former Value $1.19
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
White Goods

500 yards of English Long Cloth, former value 39c-Sale price .. 20 800 yards of English Long Cloth, former value 59c-Sale price .. 35c 25o yards of Indian Head, for mer value 50c-Sale price ..... 2Sc NOTE = All our Novelty White
 Goods for Waists and Skirts
 at Half Prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Blankets Reduced

One case of Beacon Crib Bian- ketsESaie price .............. fSe One case of 1e-4 Blankets, for mer value $2.ee-Sale price pair ....-..-. .,. .,................. Si''S One case of 1o-4 Cotton Blan- kets, $3.25 value at ......... Sz.lo One case of 1924 "Nearwool" Blankets, SASS value at ...... $S.fs 1oe pairs of "woolnap" Blan- kets, gray and white, $7.5o value at ....s......I..s.. 47'So NoTE-An our fine wool Blankets
 greatly
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Drapery Materials

ss-inch Satin Stripe Poplip, in rose and brown, former value s1.1s-sale price .!............ sse ss-inch Easement Cloth, in green. brown and gold. former
 value s1.25-sale price l.....--. see 5e-inch .sunfast in rose and
 blue, former value s1.75-sale
 price ....................... S.s \5o-inch sunfast, in green only, | former value 4e..2a-sale price $1.es
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Reversible Smyrna Rugs
Window Draperies

ss-ineh Marquisette, with open work border, in white and ecru, former value 4sc-sale price . yard s,s..".'.'..'''
 s6-inch Plain Marquisetter in white and ecru, former value 59c-Sale price yard ......... ss-inch Marquisette. with lace edging, in white and ecru, for mer value s5c-sale price a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Bath Robe Blankets

Size Taxso Beacon Bath Robe Blankets, cords and loops to match, s5.sS value at ......... $4.o0
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Bed Spreads

50 large size Crochet Bed
 Spreads. former value s4.50- Sale price S2e5 25 Satin Marseilles Bed Spreads, former value s6.5o-Sale price S4.45 25 extra fine Satin Marseilles
 Bed Spreads, SIPS value at ... 5.45
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Marquisite Curtains
RufHed Curtains

Extra Special Values
 S2.0o-Former Value $500 $2.59-Former Value S3.7o S3.19-Former Value s4.5o
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Quaker Laces

At 4ee-Former Value 5sc At 59e-Former Value 6sc At 6se-Former Value 7se
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Half-Prices

Remnants of every description ,1 scrims, Marquisettes. Cretonnes. Laces. Etc.-AIl At Half Prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
ugs-Carpets- Mattings- --Linoleums Draperies

the values the January Clearance Sale Floor Coverings and
 Drapers good repnsh the Home Furnishing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Snaan-Size Rugs

Rag Rugs. sizes 27x54 inches. former value $1.es-Sale price $1.S9 Imported Jap Rag Rugs:
 24xss inches--$1.1s, Value s1.5s 27x54 inches-&2.te, Value SAYS sSxss inches-ss.ss, Value $4.2S orneond Rag Rugs:
 5Gx6o inches-s2.fs, Value $2.75 ssx7z inches-$3.1s, Value s3.ss Wool and Fibre Rugs, size sSx72 inches, former value $2.ss Sale price ..................$ $2o9
 Administer Rugs 1sxss inches-s2.se, Value $500 27x54 inches-$s.ss, Value s4.5e 27xsl inches-$4.7s, Value ss.5o ssx72 inches-ss.1s, Value s1s.25 Reversible Smyrna Rugs 21x45 inches-$3oo, Value ss,75 -2sx54 inches-ss4.3s, Value $s.5e s0xso inches-Ss.3s, Value ss.7s Reversible Grass Rugs Sx 3 feet-$ 6.3s, Value 5 800 Sx1o feet@$ sig, Value s11.5o SKIP feet-$123s, Value $15.5e
 2
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
HOSIERY-Women's and Children's

One case of Boys Heavyweight Black Ribbed Hosiery, former value 50c-Sale price pair... 3Se One case of <Women's Burson Hosiery, in black. former price 59c-Saie price .....e.....t... Sse women's Burson Hosiery, Black Ribbed Top, former value esc Sale price .H.. 4oe women's Burson Hosiery, with white feet, regular and out sizes, former value Sec Y Sale price ...............'... 4oc women's FIeecy lined Black Hosiery, heavyweight, former value 59c-SaIe price ......... 4Se ,ry-in Cotton. Lisle and S}lk-for
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Tclsing-Flanneis

First Quality Feather Ticking, former value 5sc-Sale price ss-inch Bleached Domet Elan nel, in 5 and 1o-yard lengths, former value 5sc-Sale price ..
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
CarpetSize Rugs

Grass Rugs, size 4 it Sxs fet 6. former value $4.0o-Sale price S3.1s Grass Rugs, size 6xs feet, for mer value s6.25-Sale price =. $500 Grass Rugs, size sx1o feet, for mer value $1o.00-Sale price .. $7.95 Grass Rugs, size sx12 feet, for mer value s12.50-Sale price :. $995
 Granite Art Squares
 6xs feet-s6.oo, Value { 7.5o ! it. 6xs ft-$7.19, Value 5 800
 sx12 feet-$9.e5, Value s12.5o Tapestry Brussels Rugs
 6xs feet-$2o.3e, Value s25.5O
 [ it 6xs ,ft.-$25.19, Value sS1.5O s it. Sx10 ft. 6-$36.00, Value s45.00
 sx12 feet-$37.5o, Value $4S.00
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Quaker Craft
Lace Curtains
Couch Covers

Couch Covers, Table Covers. Piano Scarfs, Table Runners, Portieres. Etc.-AH At Reduced Prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01

Infants Cashmerette Hosiery, in white, sizes 4 to e1a, former value 3sc-Sale priee....,..... za Infants Pure Cashmere Hosiery, silk heels and toes, black, white and cordovan, sizes I to 6h, former value 5sc-Sale priee. X One case of Chndren's Black i Ribbed Hosiery, first quality,
 sizes S to 91k, former value 2sc :, Sale price 1' Children's Fine Ribbed Hosiery,
 in black, white and cordcvan,
 former value soc and 59c = . Sale price ................. ,
 Many other sale offerings in E
 War1an and Children
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
Winter-Weight Underwear Reduced

50 dozen women's Fleecy lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, reg ular and extra sizes, former value 75c-Sale price ......... 4Se women's Fleecy- lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, sizes 4 to S, :. former value $1. 1.35-Sale price. Sse women's Fleecy- lined Ribbed Vests and Pants, Extra Sizes. former value s1.50-Sale price $1.1s Women's Union Suits, fieecy- lined, long sleeves, lnkle-length,
 regular and extra sizes, former
 value $2.3s and $2.5O = Sale
 price .... .................. $1.4S
Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01

Underwear Chdrens aud Wonens reduced m DOT includes Munsingwear Qrters Fores ls lc
Evening star., 1921-08-07
R. A. JAMES ALONE
WHEN DEATH CAME
Virginia Democratic Leader
TeIephoned to Brother,
Telling of Illness.

DANvILLE. Va. August s.-Rorer
A. James, representative from the
fifth congressional district of Vir-
ginia and chairman of the democratic
state central committee, who died
suddenly this morning here. was
alone in his home at the time he was
stricken. His wife and daughter had
gone on a visit to Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
A short time before he died he tele-
phoned to his brother, who Is ply
sician, stating that he was suffering
from heart trouble. When DR.. James
arrived in response to the telephone
call he found the representative life
less in the corridor outside of his bed
room. He said his brother had suf-
fered previous heart attacks.
Health Impaired by Influenza.
Close friends knew that his heart
action had been impaired since an
illness Of influenza thirty. months ago
but he had seemingly overcome this
and had been unusually active in
Washington and at home for the las,
eight days.
Mr.. James was sixty-two years old
a native Of Pittsylvania county. Va.
and a son of the late DR.. John James
He graduated from the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and later from the law
department of the University of Vir-
ginia. After beginning practice,
however, he developed an interest in
politics and was elected to the House
and afterwards to the Senate Of Vir-
ginia, serving ten years. For another
Evening star., 1921-08-07
FATHER OF BOY STARTS
PROCEEDINGS TO GET HIM
Habeas Corpus Writ Asked by John
Petrie Haske-Case to Come
Up Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. August 6.--Ha-
beas corpus proceedings for the re-
! covery of his five-year-oid son Jack,
said to be in the custody of Alonzo.
! Edith and Leo Tweedale and Minnie
/ Reed. all Of Washington Grove, Md.
were Instituted today in the circuit
/ court here by the boys father, John
| Petrie Haske, through Attorney John
A. Garrett. :.
! The alleged custodians of the child
have been directed in the writ to pro-
| duce Jack in court Monday morning
at 10 o'clock and show cause, IL any,
| why they should retain the boy The
father states in his petition to the
i court that his son was taken from
| him forcibly and retained against his
| wishes.
!: The proceedings are the outgrowth Of
an unsuccessful attempt of Mr.. Haske
! Friday evening. to obtain possession of
; his son. then staying in the home of
Mr.. Tweedale, under the care, 1t is said,
=, OF his aunt. Mrs. Reed. Haske succeeded
In taking Jack away from the house, but
he was Intercepted by the authorities at
i BETH esda. on complaint of Mrs. Reed.
F.. who preferred charges Of assault against
| the. father.
| The boys mother appeared in the
! courtroom later and testified without
i counsel that she had been struggling
hard TO support herself and son, leaving
| the boy in the care of relatives and
! friends while she worked in Washing
ton. The couple have been separated
| for some time.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
SUSPECTED LOOT
TIED UP IN BANKS
Worthington Restrained From
Withdrawing Any Part
Of $4,000, 900.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August 6.-An order re-
straining John w. Worthington. who
is being held in 100000 bonds in con-
nection with mail robberies totaling
more than $s.ooo.o0o: from withdraw
ing or otherwise tampering with six
accounts. In foreign banks totaling
1851, 900. was issued today by Sidney
c. Eastman. referee in bankruptcy.
The order was requested by James
Rosenthai, receiver for the Worth
ington enterprises. The order was
served on Worthington at the Wood
stock. Illinois. Jail where he is being
held. Banks in Germany, Poland.
Rome and Paris were named as hold
Ing deposits from Worthington.
John v. Clinnin, assistant district
attorney. today continued his inquiry
into the 100000 Sinclair oil rob-
berry in New York. Numerous SIN
clair officials were questioned and a
complete list of the securities stolen
is being checked with the documents
found in Worthington's Office.
THE mysterious Marie" whose pic
/ture was found among Worthington' 8
effects, was identified as Miss Marie
Ready. designer, who formerly re-
sided in Chicago. but departed recent
~: telling friends she was going to
North Dakota
Evening star., 1921-08-07
CLUE LEADS TO MURDER.
Gang Suspected in Killing Of Bank
Messenger.

NEW YORK. August s.-The in
vestigation into the activities of y
nation wide band of bond robbers and
dealers in stolen securities today be-
came concerned with clues leading
to the brutal murder of-Bennie Blink
owitz. bank messenger, at Stam-
ford. Conn.,. two years ago,
Binkowith, with $4,000 in liberty
bonds in his possession. disappeared
here while on his way from one
brokerage firm to another. About a
month later his body was found along
a road near Stamford.
1t was declared tonight that John
W. Worthington. alleged head Of a
ring. and a new accomplice whose
name was not made public, came into
possession OF some of the stolen
bonds. Federal agents refused to
discuss the new developments
Federal authorities said today that
Arthur NJ. Goldsmith. commercial
school proprietor. who is out on
$4,000 bail. under a Chicago indict-
| ment charging completely in the ring,
is SO deeply involved in transactions
with Worthington that there is no
chance of his prosecution being
abandoned. Goldsmith has aided fed
eral authorities in gaining much in
formation.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
WANT FORD OFFER TAKEN.
chattanoogans Will Raise 10000
for Muscle Shoals Fieht.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, August 6.
Of all civic clubs
the: Manufacturers Association and
chamber Of commerce of Chatta-
nooga. in conference today. decided
to enter into the fight for the aci
ceptance of the Henry Ford offer for
Muscle Shoals.
It was decided to raise fund Of
$4,000 and Join with. Birmingham.
Memphis and Nashville and other
cities interested in the project to
secure acceptance by the govern
ment Of the Ford offer.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
CONGRESS COMMITTEES
TO ATTEND FUNERAL

Speaker Gillett yesterday appointed
a committee to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. James at Danville. Va. tomorrow
afternoon. Representative Steenerson.
Minnesota, was named as chairman,
other members being Griest. Pennsyl-
vania: Paige. Massachusetts,: Bell.
Georgia: Rouse. Kentucky, and Mead.
New York. All members Of the Vir-
ginia delegation were included.
A Senate committee appointed to at
tend the funeral included Senators
Swanson and Glass. Virginia; Simmons
and Overman of North Carolina
Sutherland. West Virginia, and We'll
lers. Maryland,
Evening star., 1921-08-07
DOOMED MAN coNFEssEs,
Sentenced to Electric Chair, He
Admits Assault.

PETERSBURG. Va. August O.
Raleigh Haskins. one of the negroes
convicted Of the murder of the post
master at Tobacco. Va. and SEN
fenced to die in the electric chair
September 80. this afternoon admitted
to Sheriff Boisseau Of Dinwiddie
county that he assaulted a Greek cafe
proprietor on River street in this
city in January. and after beating
cash register. For a time it was
feared that the Greek would die, but
he recovered. The alleged admis-
sion was made to Sheriff Boisseau as
he was taking Haskins and Judge
Griffith. also under death sentence.
to the state prison, in Richmond, this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia, Maryland and
yirginia-Showers and probably thun-
derstorms today; tomorrow. partly
cloudy and cooler.
Yesterday's Temperature.
Midnight. 60; 2 am. So: 4 am. 60;
6 a.m.. IS; 3 am. 20; 10 am. "a: II
noon. 70; p.m.. Sc; pm. 81: p.m..
70: 8 p.m., n.
Highest. SO: lowest. 67.s.
Relative humidity-s am. Sc; pm,
Sc: s p.m., II.
RainfSH e pm. to p.m.)-0.
Hours Of sunshine-3.3.
Per cent Of possible sunshine-24.
DepaFtures.
Accumulated excess Of temperature
since January /. 1921, 1884.
Deficiency Of temperature since August
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since January l. 1921. PSI.
Deficiency Of precipitation since Aug
ust l, 1921, SIS.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS: lowest, 50.
Up.Riyer Waters.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, Aug. g.
The Potomac and the Shenandoah rivers
very muddy this afternoon.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

decade he served as a member of the
board of visitors of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and for four years its
chairman.
For many years he had been chair
man OF the fifth district democratic
committe and for five years chairman
of his party in the state. He was
elected for both the unexpired term
OF Judge E. w. Saunders in the Sixty
fifth Congress and for the Sixty-sixth.
In Good Spirits Friday.
Mr.. James seemed in excellent
health and spirits late Friday night
when he left his newspaper office for
his home. He was the owner and
publisher of the Danville Register
and the Danville Bee. and was a man
of varied and unusually successful
business experience and was Of lib
eral means.
His wife, Mrs. Annie Wilson James;
three sons. r. w. James of Camden.
N. J.; Rorer A. James. jr.. and John
Bruce James, and Miss Annie James
survive.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
ASKS MILK ORDINANCE.
Staunton Health Officer Proposes
City Council Action.
Special D'snatch to The Star.

Spec'hf Ufsnhfrh 10 The Staf.
sTAUNTON. Va. August s.-The
city council has been asked by DR..
J. f. Womack city health officer. to
provide an ordinance regulating and
supervising the sale of milk in the
city by local dairies. This step was
taken in view of the fact that there
were ten cases of typhoid fever in
Staunton. seven having developed
within four days.
DR.. Roy X. Flanagan. state health
commis issioner. is here at the sum-
mons OF Dr. Womack. and urges the
employment by the city of a milk in
spector. whose duty it shall be to en-
force regulations applying to dairies
and the delivery of milk.
The council moved that a tentative
ordinance be drafted.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
CONCRETE SHIP LAUNCHED
8O0-Ton Craft for War Department.
Miss Eliza Davis Sponsor,

WILMINGTON. N. c.. August G.
The Gen. Morgan Lewis. 600-ton
river concretez steamer. constructed
by the Newport Shipbuilding Cor
poration here for the War Depart
ment was launched this morning at
1880 O'Clock. Miss Eliza Davis.
granddaughter Of the late George H.
Davis. attorney general Of the Con-
federate States Of America, christened
the ship.
A 3,500-ton concrete tanker will be
launch ed at the Newport. yard. Au-
gust 20. Two other tankers will fol-
Tow during the next few months. all
-of the ships being built for the War
Department.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
BAN MISSION MENTION
Two Churches Excluded From Pub
lication in Japan.

KARUIZZAWA. Japan. August .
The Federated Christian Mission of
Japan has voted to exclude from it's
annual publication. 1.-THE Christian
Movement in Japan" all mention Of
the American Unitarian Mission and
also the Latter Day Saints. The
mission urges greater concentration
in evangelistic work and has adopted
Ia resolution against a text booi. on
the political situation in Japan, which
has been in use in the United States
Evening star., 1921-08-07

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