davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Bertf, Changes


Str Dungeness (Br). Captain Mcleod ;
Rotterdam via Norfolk; j + Whitney.
Str Dorothy (Am) Captain Higgins;
Puerta Plata and Sanchez; Bull-Insular
Str Alliance tAm). Captain Stone: Girls
tobal, Cartagena and Puerto Colombia
Str Ontario, (Fr). Captain Dellacornb;
Bordeaux, st Nazaire, Havre via Baalti-
more; French Line.
Str Ryndam (Dut], CaptainsKrol: Rot
terdam via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Hol-
land-America Line.
Str Armag CHM (Br). Captain Dint; Auck-
Str Korona (Br) Captain Doyle: St
Thomas st Croix, etc; Furness, Witty &
str Jean Stern (Fr). Captain Jouan;
Tangier, Ceuta. etc; Three Star Line
Str Pastores (Am), Captain Glen; Havana,
Cristobal and Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
Str Oneka (Br), Captain Alberthsen
Newport News; Standard Oil Co.
Str La Lorraine (Fr). Captain Coutoron
Str Narrag ansett (Br), Captain Gray.
London; n NJ Smith.
=. Str Argehtina IQ, Captain Cheruvlni
Str Str d Pooma Gcuban} hmeps csp3sin sT9s
Puerta Padre. Gibara and Vita Munson
Str 1epanto cBr). Captain Brautoo.
Littleton. Dunedin via Newport News News;
Norton. Lilly & Co
Str Celtic CBr). Captain Hawarth: Liv-
Str Giuseppe Verdi Gt), Captain Ro-
mano; Naples and Genoa; Mcdonnell and
:, Str, clarksburg (Am), Captain Smith :;
Hamburg; United American Lines
Str Daniel Al Munro (Br) Captain Nc
ponald; spencers Island; j f Whitney &
Str Joseph j Cuneo (Nor). Captain ia
cobson; Gibara and Cuba; Atlantic Fruit
=, Str Ben Salem (Am(, Captain Hansen; ;
Hamburg; Barber S Line.
Str i Luckenbach CAMP, CAPTAIN Me-
Lean; Rotterdam; Luckenbach S s Co
Str Presidente Wilson (It). Captain Zar.
Naples and .Patras; Phelps Bros.
Str Sarcoxie CAMP, Captain Fels: Lfver-
pool and Cork Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Str Seminole tBD, Captain Hudson; ;
Avonmouth; N NJ Smith
raeus and Salonica; Moore & McCormack.
Str Clare (Am). Captain Risk; San Juan.
Ponce and Mayaguez; Bull-Insular Line.
Str Eastern Sea tAm), Captain Love
land; land; Rotterdam and Antwerp Via Batto:
str Croxteth Hall (Br. Captain spen-
Ger; Hull and Antwerp; Ellerfnan Wilson
Line '''''-
str Regina. dItala 90 Captain Greco.
Naples and Constantinople; Furness Witty
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Arrivals From New York
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK


May 27-~The Shipping Board freight tel
Oskaloosa. Mobile for. Antwerp May %.
was reported to-day by wireless as dis
abled approximately 1875 miles southeast OF
Jacksonville. The ships main feed and
circulating pumps were out of commission
and she was short of fresh water, the
radio said. Ships in her vicinity have been
asked by broadcast radio to render as
siStance.
six more steel steamers owned by the
Shipping Board have been laid up at tho
Jamaica Bay concentration center The
division of operations has had these ships
towed down the bay and moored together
as Is the practice of the board. The steam
ers are the Chicago Bridge. the Wanpum.
the Accomac, the West Hassayampa, the
Wynochee and the Lake Farabee The
Shipping Board is reported to have more
than coo steel vessels withdrawn from op-
Grafton. During the last few weeks sew
eral Of the ships which have previously
been idle. have been placed in commission
and chartered for the movement of coal to
United Kingdom and other foreign ports.
In CO cooperation with the Office OF Com
munications of the Navy Department. the
United States Weather Bureau will issue a
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Arrived Yesterday

Str Seminole Csrl Cnewl, Barrow. May
dSa an, to Smith; in ballast; Pier ., Bay
o,Ss.l,, str csronis. tBrl, liverpool, MAY is:
9,eueeaStown, ,em 5ss, May ~; Halifax, May a5; to
caS Somard stesmshp Co: with 30 nrst
vSpub SUt second, haa steeraKe passengers
NAILS and !ndse; Pier oa. n 4
,,, ctr Adsiatic (Br), Southampton and
SneseSgrg s1,h SS1 May 1s to tho White Star Line;
Win Win E2a first cabin. SS8 second. 22S steer
sEr passengers, mails and mdse; Pier CO.
9poonstown, May 10: to to The puS'' whits t star
Line; with 80 hrst cabin. 3a2 seoond 822
sSoeeSsgee passengers mails and mdse; Pier
str Canadian Victor tB) Buenos Ayres
Mht" Mav s"i a. sSntes, Ss MAY :; Rio de Jeneir9
Mckay with ! passengers ana mdse Mid
land Docks. 'Edgewatcr. n I
:, str Frednes (Norl, Trinidad, May s; la
SuaSra, May 13; Puerto Cahello, May II;
10 the Caribbean Steamship Line: with
mase' Pier >, Empire Stores, B'klyn,
81, S'e ealssp ]osrph i; c9nee s1 tNor> same May
Co: with fruit; pier a6 r.
Str Str apache, Jacksonville, May "a 10 the
ofSae ,,, Steamship I,,H Co. with passengers and
str CITY Of Savannah, MAY II; to the
ocean ocean S;emship Co. with passengers aud
Str La Place ORD. Buenos Ayros April
., MohteVideo April s. Santos April 10
BahIa April IS Para May II. Trinidad May
1S, Boston May 25; to the Lamport & Holt
Line. with 4 pass and mdse; Pier s. B'klyp
str Britannia tFr), Naples May / o. Prov
with mdse; II S1st st. B'klyn
str Corozal. Ponce May 21: to the New
York & Porto Rico Steamship Co. with
sugar; 4th St B'kiSn
Str West Selene la Plata AnriI % Rio
de Janeiro April 3. st Thomas April %.
TO Moore & Mccormack with pass and
mdse; Spencer Keioggs Docks shady
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda Nav
~; TO the Surness Bermuda Line, with 1856
pass mails and mdse; Pier 96 n r.
Pier SO, N r.
Str sarpfos (Nor. Puerto Colombia
May 2l to Caribbean Steamship Co, with
mdse; Pier ;, Empire Stores. B'klyn
str Clsrksburg, Baltimore May %; TO
omted American Lines; Pier So. N Il.
Str Ei Alba, Galveston May 10: to South
srn Paeihc Co. with pass and mdse Pier
Str Rayo and barge socouy a. Port Ar
thur May l I; to Standard Oil Co. with oil,
anchored off Tompkinsville, S /,
str Chantier. Hull; to II Winchester
Co. with mdse: anchored Oft Stapleton,
Str Polarine. Galveston: to Robert l.
Hague. with oil; Pier 6. Constable Hook.
Str Kentucky (Br). Manila: off ouaran-
tine
str Guantanamo. Jucaro via Philadelphia;
str oropesa (Br. new. sso7 tons), Ham
burg May IA, Southampton May is and
Cherbourg May II; with 27 first So second
cabin, 81 steerage pass. mails and mdse;
TO the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co; of
Quarantine.
str San Jose Teia. May 20. to the United
Fruit Co. @wth two pass and mdse; off
str Tihis (span), St Nazaire, May II;
to the Anglo American oil Co; in ballast
off Quarantine.
Str F Elliott, Texas City. May co. off
Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Committee Planned to
Save Il. s. Exports

More than three hundred exporters,
meeting here yesterday, authorized ap-
polntment OF committee to plan or
eanization c. d liqudating corporation
to take over millions of dollars worth
of North American goods lying un-
claimed at South American ports be-
longing in the main to importers in
LatinAmerican countries.
Speakers declared that more than
$20,000,0 900 worth of products lay un-
claimed in Buenos Ayres alone, and
that much of it was deteriorating in
value from exposure and other causes.
Similar conditions prevailed in other
South American ports, they said, while
European merchants were entering
those markets and regaining business
lost during the war.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Navy Orders

From The Tribunes WASHINGTON Bureau
.mAsHINGTON May 2T.--Navy orders
tss1eo to-day follow:
'IB55iwofthi Bir%iat 1t Com W. L.. to u. s.. s.
Allen, s.s.,, Com. 3. G. to L. s. S. Arizona.
s2sss.sions' s2ss Ems j., TO submarine chaser.
ssaoa;. sSaold. L q. g. j. E. to L. s. S. So.
Paclse Ghs; gas; W. A, to destroyer force,
su,ss ssrggssr 1t. S. b, to L. s. S. New Mexico.
Dsmsog1, ~, j; H., TO L. s. S. Potomac
0oSIiso 0IoH 1t; b. j., to q. S. s. Prometheus
EdTssre Ap- Glk. T. A. to U. s. S. Leonidas.
paei,sl Il Com. c. D., to destroyer force,
TIsSsq Isf%sl Com e r. r; N. to U s. $. Sinclair.
thonyn It, Com. r. f., to q. S. S. An
sisSsa sssisas0ni t. Capt \ s, t9 Washington,
en-. ~ Paulding. - - '"i'
Rs9qa, Rasa,. Bosn, L; J.. to Z. S. S. 1uka.
hoogeweir-ssr ~ :; NJ, to L. S, S. K-4.
ZONES r. J. Com c. H, to L. S. 8. Maryland
Relleye. -; p Coin. j. D., to Washington
laws 2, Sapt h. s.. to u. S. S. Idaho,
Ls!ebenow y. :, W. 20 Washington.
kurnb,,' ~ J G., to Washington.
0Denoe,b',,,sc. q w., to U. S. s. Ell.
Powell ttos, ltee, ~ A. A.. 10 Washington
tic feet oi'i' H. TO destroyer force, Attain
sSsssasiGrs r. Ems; J. j.. to U. S. S. Cardinal
5uctlo,S' carp W.. to Newport.
!, Thomsps.o,nr' .,r' u 50 c. j.. TO U. s. 8. sara
sSsses,a L L. cDy, ", T., to Shanghai.
p:.hellefeuihioom hom II ~ q to u, ,s s. Huron.
s son ~ 70 u .. y Whining
aslse Hanson On Pay elk. j. ]. S. to olongapo.
= arc. ~ CON- E, W. 70 u. s. S. South
asstss asstse' L. y. r.. to U. S. S. Wilmington.
saayes ~ " s., 10 Y. $. s. Albany.
Hsrdestre - j., Go ". S. S. Huron.
!, qqlyos LN q. 81 f. A., to U. s.. S.
!, psns; paass; 1t g. 81 w Il, to u. s. s. Pam
I5elsepD..dlat I5ieD. Ii q 81 G. r.. to U. s. S. Sara
n,Nsasssfn, Eng. j. J.. to r. 6 r,uso.
/. lsot' IT. q. s.l NJ to .. s. s. Xroos- s,
ssIehHs Tsi Com. 2. g.. 70 U. s. s. Caesar.
soeh, - iss 70 y. 3. * RapDahan-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Bank of Montreal Statement

The half yearly statement Of The
Bank of Montreal, recently issued to
shareholders, shows total assets of
$607, ,199,946. of which 1882, ,577, 500
were liquid assets, or 55,38 per cent
of liabilities to the public. Of the
liquid assets gold and silver coin and
Dominion notes represented a total
Of $7O,971 1882. Total current loans
and discounts, as we'll as loans
to cities, towns, municipalities, ETC.,
amounted to $244,3O1 ,772. Total de-
posits stood at Sale, 6,6o0,93s, which in
cluded deposits bearing interest of
$310,s46, ,487, and non-interest bearing
deposits of $105, ,754,451.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Barge Canal
Facilities To
Be Improved
nate Will Push the Work of
Dredging Vigorously and
Put Freight Handling De-
vices at All Terminals
Better Plans for Coaling
Stems. TO Have Governments
Lock Ready for Service at
All Times Arransed For

whatever can be done to Improve
40 Barge Canal facilities will be
,,ssstaken, State superintendent of
gobhc Works Cadie told delegation
Z representatives of barge operating
.omnanies in q conference held at Al
Ssps on Thursday. For several hours
Ssnsrntendent Cadle and his division
sssss went over the entire situation
sjlh the visitors and took up the vari-
Gus Suggestions made for improve
nents.
The work Of dredging the canal, it
,ss stated. would be carried on viror-
sesiy. with a view to maintaining n
iq.foe$ depth, SO as to enable freight
,,rriers 10 be assured of full l0-foot
daft At no point at present, Mr..
Ssdla declared. is the depth less than
"a feet All the states dredging equip
rept will be employed in the work and
arrangements have been made to lease
extra equipment
Better Freight Facilities
The matter Of securing better freight
handling facilities was taken up, and
1 was promised that electric cranes
would be installed at all the state
owned terminals along the canal, until
De whole line is equipped, as is now
tAs case at the New York and Buffalo
terminals
Steps will also be tslen to secure
better coal handling facilities, with
fiev to eliminating delays under the
present primitive methods of taking
an coal Pockets are to be placed at
Baldwinsvilie, north of Syracuse, where
tsare are convenient rail facilities.
In addition TO the improvements to
be made by the state, government Off
,als have taken up with the War De-
srtment the necessity for keeping the
goyernment lock at North Troy con-
tnuously open, eliminating the present
shut down from 10 p. m. to a. M,
which is frequently causing fleets to be
tied I'D overnight Recommendation
tzye been made for the employment
Il sufficient men to make the lock
sgsiiable for service at all times.
Louder Whistles Promised
Complaints were received from some
4 the lock tenders to the effect that
raay af the whistles on the tugs en-
gl0yed in the freight service were not
sggicieatly loud to be heard at a dis
ance The freight companies repre-
wutatiyes agreed to remedy this condi-
ion.
Among those who attended the con-
ierence were G. Roy Hall, of the In
and Waterways Corporation; S. Mac
Glarkan, Of the Transmarine Corpora
ion; s. B. Bullock, of the Inland
Marine Corporation, and H. S. Davidge,
Il the States Marine.
Freight service on the barge canal
i Eill be materially increased by the use
# the War Departments fleet of
hrges, which have just been bought by
New York syndicate. This includes
ifteen self-propelled barges, thirty
sgAt steel cargo boats, sixteen CON
Iete, three wooden, one concrete fuel
oil carrier, ten coal barges and one
9teel tug
The Inland Waterways, Inc, headed
g julius Barnes, has just placed in
service the first of five steel barges
equipped with Diesel engines. These
boats are 300-foot long, and the first
Of them is now on its way to New
York via the Great Lakes with cargo
Of $4,000 bushels of oats.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Sailed Yesterday

strs stavangerfiord CNor). Bergen and
Christiania; Dorothy (Am). Sanchez Jean
tAm), Liverpool and Cork: Oneka (BrS
Newport News; York Castle (Br), Cape
Town; Graciana (Brl. London and Leith;
James McGee (Am). Port Lobos; Duendes
(Br), Callao; Eastern Sea, Rotterdam via
Baltimore; Dungeness (Br). Rotterdam via
Norfolk; Paloma Cub Gibara and Vita
sherman. Antofagasta and Valparaiso
schrs Estelle Kreiget (Am), Hampton
Roads; Alaska, Anthony D Nichols.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Foreign Trade Notes

French cotton mills are now running
about half time. Cotton stocks in
hsvre are estimated at about 167, 900
bales, Of which 1877 200 are American.
The economic situation in Switzer-
and is reported to be more unfavor-
sole. Strikes are spreading and branches
o. industrial activity formerly pros
porous. have either ceased to operate
Or have slowed down to considerable
extent
Germany is centering largely upon
kumania as country for the disposal
q German commodities. The Iron and
steel Industrial Union of Elberfeld is
t6eported to be forming a Rumanian
gseinan Society for the purpose of sup
piylng Rumania with agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS and machinery.
Large contracts for the repair of the
soiiing stock of the Rumanian state
sa!iiTays have been given to British
and French concerns;
importations of cement into Santiago,
eaoa, IN the first three months of this
year were only 1,624,000 kilos from all
ssGgufces; as compared with 8,655,000
;nos, all from the United States, dur
'as the first three months of 1920.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Iranspacifc Mails

era Post office and City Hall Postoffice
station, New York, at p m, as follows:
Hawaii China, French indochina, Neither
lands East Indies Except Sumatra), and
specially addressed mail for Japan and
Corea, via San Francisco, steamship
Shinyo Maru, May 2S,
Japan. Corea, China Siberia. French Indo-
china and Netherlands East Indies lex
cept Sumatra), via Seattle. steamship
kashirua Maru May 90.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
Is. G.. steamship Makura. May so.
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands, via
San Francisco. U. s. A. 4. Logan. June /.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Reports Of Shipping and News Of Fore

West West Ceyote 16ss from Colon May 2s.
,, West lena 10 from Honolulu PM May "a.
w w eetern Hope 10 s. Winterquarler May al,
N,, Wes.ern light a37 1G Cape Harry May %,
" ,vtni's, Hs.ern seq iat "a "a Ion 60 sc May 20.
WiIiiam G Warden ~ Jupiter MAY 2s.
"o'yelrme state 1919 from San Francisco
2oppot lGS II Tsmpicc MAY 26.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Fire Record
Loss

-
3:27-13-17 Washington pl; New
York Feather Dye Works, Inc.
Unknown
unknown ............... Trifiing
12:2O-I2o e. 1o7th St. slayden Iron
lZ:4b-zb0 Mott ST.; unknown. Unknown
4:O5-We estchester and Brook aves.,
the Bronx; N. Y. C. r. R.
,o, Unknown
tress Co. ...............Un Unknown
4;65-3S6S Third ave-. Isaac Lowen-
stem ................... Unknown
7:sO-656 Bway. Regon Netwear Co. Nv =
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
o Unknown
heys .....,..,...........u Unknown
9;2o-S96 East Sd ST.. Tnlie Wichter.
Unknown
90 ....,..,.... Unknown
s:66-S42 Amsterdam ave. George
Meyers ................. Unknown
10 :20-15s Monroe St; Wet Wash Co.
Unknown
Trifing
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Foreign Ports
pepnrtures for New York

PENANG, May 24--str City of Dunkirk
(Br).
RARBADos, May 24-str Byron (Brl.r
NAPLES-May 20--Str San Giorgio Qt5.
MALAGA May 20-Str Ossa.
LONDON, May 26-Str City Of Adelaide
CBr).
MADRAS, May 22-str City OF Chester
(Br) Grom Calcutta
PLYMOUTH, May 26-Str Noordam (DuO
Qrom Rotterdam.)
HAVANA, May 27--Ulua (Br) from
Limon).
LIvERPOOL. May 27-str Cedric (Br).
via Queenstown
Arrivals From New York
DUNKIRK, May 22-Str Coronado.
HAFRE, May 23-Str Rocnambeau (Fr)
BAHIA BLANCA, May 23-Str Horten-
BqGN6s AYREs. May a4-s,, slie-
NAPLES. May 2s-str Patria (Fr).
MELBOURNE. May 25-Str Port Curtis
Br(: City Of Auckland (Br).
GIBRALTAR, May 25-Str Braga (Fr).
NAPLES, May 17-Str Re d'Ital a GD,
for Genoa.
RIO EI12,J JJA,NEIRoss May -6-str cal:ao
IN MANILA, May 24-str City cf Madras
NAPLES, May 25-str cretic (Br).
RIO DE JANEIRO, May 25-Str Vasari
(BI), for Buenos Ayres and Montevideo
MOLLENDO. May 26-Str Santa Teresa
LONDON, May 27-~Str verentia (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
CITY Island

Passed. Bound South
Schr John II Ericsson, Gloucester for
New York.
Passed, Bound East
Schrs Flora (Br), Perth Amboy for
Woltville. s; Laura Il Camage, New
York for Block Island.
Sailed
Schrs William Booth from Perth Am
boy, Ntnal Haven; Marguerite. from Perth
Amboy, Machias; Rebecca q Fhildin, from
Perth Amboy, Calais; Chas IL Klinck
from Perth Amboy, Portland.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28


tickets between New York and Albany
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE
On Saturday May 2S: st steamer aas g. ieaVes ayes
A. NJ; ". l29th st, $40 A; NJ; Yonliers,
1915 A. M; landing at bear Mountain.
tWest Point. tNe%burgh, fPoughkeepsie,
Kingston Point. Catskll. Hudson and
Albany.
special for Army Navy Game
Saturday. May 2S, Steamer De Witt Clin-
ton leaves West 42d St, 11.O0 A. M. West
129th St, 1920 A. NJ. for Bear Mountain
from West Point 20 minutes after close Of
game.
Also on Saturday. May 2s. steamer leaves
Desbrosses St, 80 p. NJ, for fNewburgh
Popg hkeepsie and Kingston Point. .rr
driclx Hudson leaves Desbrosses ST., 900
A. NJ. for tPoughkeepsie, Kingston Point.
Catski'. Hudson and Albany. Steamer
Nv shngton Irving" leaves Desbrosses
Clinton" leaves W. 42d St, 1000 A. M;
w. 129th St. 1920 A. NJ. for tBear Noun
tain. tNewburgh and tPoughkeepsie.
On Monday, May go, Steamer Albany"
keepsie, livingston Point CatskilI Hudson
and Albany. Steamer Dewitt Clinton
leaves Desbrosses St. $40 a. NJ. and
brosses St. $50 A. NJ. for tBear Mountain.
West Point. tNewburgh. tPoughkeepsie
and Kingston FONT. steamer Robert
Fulton leaves West 42d St. 1000 a: NJ.
burgh and tPoughkeepsie.
Above timetables show starting points OF
Steamers; other uptown and Yonkers land
ings may be omitted If capacity is reached.
marked f., All timetables subject to
Ideal One Day Outings
oesbrosses ST Pier. Tel. Canal $500. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
. CUNARD SG
g. ANCHOR Il
Passenger and Freight Services,

1sseHgef and freight SERVICES.
From New York.
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON
Aquitann ........ June ~ July s July 20
Mauretania ... june IL JpIy IA Anp / g
oerensaria June 80 Aug. IS Sept. 20
LIVERPOOL
.aronia 1900. .June July July 30
Albania (new) June : July I2 Aug. 90
adrnn;n saadrmania june IS July 16 Aug I3
PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG &. HAMRTPG
ea19hIS June July "a Aug, 80
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
Sameronia (new) .June i July Jury 20
Columbia June IA yuiy 1e amy 90 90
, HAVANA--CORUNN NA-GIBRALTSR
,PAFRAS S-DUBROVNIk~ k~FIUNfE-TRI ESTE
ramona june -.
NlGO. GlBRAbTAR,. NAPLES, PATRAs
=. DUBRoVNIK, TRIESTE AND FIUMM
BOSTON TO LIvERPooL '""0 -
!AssSrih S -, .,'.-.: ...... June 25
Cunard ana Anchor Steamship Lines,
25 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
.lmei toE daylight saving tlme ada / hour
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE

Direct Rail Connections. All through rail
tickets between New York and Albany
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Marine Reports

Figures indscnted are standard time.
THE TIDES
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Hudson River
By Daylight

washington Irving" "HendriclS Hudson" !"
Robert Fulton" Dewitt Clinton
Albany"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-04
GLENWOOD

School is progressing nicely at this
place.
Misses Myrtle and Ollie Queen en-
tertained a number of young folks Sat
urday night and report an enjoyable
time
W. II. Greene of Huntington, w. Va,
is visiting relatives at this place,
Webb Roberts OF Cadmus was the
pleasant guest of Misses Matte and
Minnie Webb Saturday and Sunday.
Lonnie Greene will move to Cooks
creek soon.
Earsell Webb, who has been confined
to his room with pneumonia is able
to be out again.
Mrs. Henry Webb Is very sick at
this writing with lagrippe.
VIM. Kiser, who has been visiting
friends at this place has returned to
Ashland
Haskell Webb was calling on his
best girl Sunday.
Ollie Queen, Dewey and Earsell Tay-
lor were visiting the Glenwood school
Friday afternoon,
Misses Matte and Minnie Webb,
Dewey Taylor, Webb Roberts and w.
IT. Greene spent Sunday afternoon
with the Burke girls of Bolts Fork.
{ f. r. Webb and Curtis Queen of
Ashland were business callers here
last week.
Chester Webb of Caney Fork spent
Friday night with L, w. Greene.
Sarah Rogers was calling on Mrs
l.. ID. Webb Saturday.
School win close at this place Fri
day and we wish to compliment Miss
Burke on her good work.
Paul Webb is expected to leave soon
for Florence $, c., where he will visit
his father.
We are sorry to say that we have
had no preaching here for some time,
hut we hope some one will take this
field soon,
Irene Reeves has been visiting Mrs.
Eden Fannin of Bolts Fork.
Reuben Ratcliff was calling on Es-
Their Burke Sunday afternoon.
Red Thornsberry. our new mail car
rler, is giving excellent service.
Alonzo Queen of Ashland is here
with his mother now
George Fannin has been working at
the saw mill this week.
Let us hear from Gladys and Trim
ity. CAMEOES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-04
POTTER

Charles a. Bowe was born in Boyd
county, May S, 1883, departed this life
Jan. II, 1921. age 32 years, 9 months
and i2 days. He lived In Lawrence
county the greater part of his life. He
was first married to Miss Elizabeth
Blankenship and to this union two
children, Raymond and Lawrence Ed
ward were born. His wife and Oldest
child died. His second marriage was
to Miss Margaret Mullins and they
were living at Wayland, KY, and do
ing well when the death summons
came TO him and he answered the call.
He was true and devoted husband
and often said he wanted to live to
raise little Lawrence and to school and
educate him. He told his wife he was
prepared to go. He leaves a wife, one
child. mother two brothers and four
brothers. in law. He was the son of
Sherman Bowe and wife, now Mrs. j.
N. Anderson. His wife has lost good
companion, his baby a kind father.
rather and mother a dear son.
His body was brought to the home of
his father-in-law Dave Mullins, and
Bro. Robert Cassidy preached his flu
neral there, after which his remains
were taken to the Newcomb grave
yard and laid to rest beside his wife
and child to await the sound OF the
trumpet of God when he will come
forth in glorified form.
We can not call him back His noble
life here is ended and his work on
earth is done. but we can prepare to
meet him or loves eternal shore where
sickness sorrow pain and death are
felt and feared no more.
A FRIEND.