? Co. Commissioners
jgjj vygj
Expeditures and _
Receipts for October
Following statement as to what the County officials are
Dowmg- should be of interest to the citizens.
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ud BqwadHarM at OSmtf Comml?lomm, October 7th. ISIS.
DISBURBKMKNTS k
Deficit, m p*r Btyttmktr lUlaul........... I f.M.tt t 1.4U.M
OI?lm. lUlowwl Oct. 7th, (MM U?t) . . . 26.55
Claim* allowed Oct. 7th. for Sept. 16th meeting. . . 177.25
v- ^ Poor list allowed ^ 5,6S1.6f
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, T- -?i ,'i- . .. a, * . i
t 9 7.110.14
RECEIPTS
6. RUMLEY, (mi 199.60
P'A', % MulMirHqaw *. flTQO
Geo. A. Paul, f? . .. v .~ 161.00
Geo. A. Paul, Jury tax 32.90
Geo. A. Paul, stenographer fee* 26.00
' y( W. A. Tankard, Recorder oo*t* 16.70
E. G. Weston, clerk recorder court, court cost*.'.. . 52.90
J. A. Leigh, Recorder, court costs 19.85
i- J. R. Plnkham, for oonrlcts. 744.56
Interstate Cooperage Cot. tor damage to Aurora. . . 60.00
B. R. Lacy/ Automobile tax. ^73.20
W, H. Hooker, for convicts 64.77
, - Automobile tax .. i/ 72.25
4 . Game tax and fines. ..... 61.26
" ( 1.628.38
v .. *. * ' ,
A Deficit Of % 6,581.86
Claims Audited and Allowed October 7th. 1018.
' ~ No. To Whom For What Anit.
774.- H. C. Bragaw. Tounty commissioner, two days extra session 5.25'
776. C. P. Aycock, county commissioner, two days extra session 7.60
> -776. W. 8. D. Eborn, County commissioner, two days extra session 5.60 |
777. W. H.'Wbitley, County Commissioner, two days extra session 8.10
Calms Audited and Allowed. October 7th, 1018.
778. W. E. Swindell. Chairman, County Commissioners...^..'. 16.66
<; * rV* 780. W. H. W.bitley, County Commissioner. 8.10
v 781. W. 8r|MBbom, exu-a, services connectiou w**ii bridges.., . 4.00
732. *W.JTE BP^Sborn.^ County Commissioner ?.60
. 783.. Jbgibn Bag and Cotton MiUs. tent for Convicts 72.39
5 -5- G. Brf*ht,-8upt Oogaty Home. . .~.T. JTZ- ITT.,7.1164^
785.r E. O. fright. Mattress for County Home 3.50'
786. Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co., Phone rent County Home 3.00
HiT . r" 7R7. M 1. Charrv. wood for Countv Home 19:06
788. Suskin ft Berry. Mdse for County Home 9.65
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789. Jefferson Furniture Co., Mdse. for outside poor 1.75
,790. - Washington Dally News, pub. statement for Aug and Sept.. . 19.00"
791. Washington Dally News, Pub.-tax notices 7.00
792. J. A. Leigh, Recorder Belhaven, salary-(or Sept..-* 35.00
. V." " 793. J. A. Leigh, Recorder Belhaven. salary Aug. and court cost. 54.25
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794. W. B. Wlndley. Wash. Recorder, salary for September. . . . 75.00
795. E. G. Weston, Clerk Recorder's,court salary ,:for Sept 25.00
' 796. E. G. Weston, *ne-half court cost -for September. 26.63
797. W. A. Tankard.*Bath Recorder, salary for September...... 20.90
798. C. C. Cratch, Making statement, etc., for September 12.50
TW.?L. C. Warren, County Attorney salary for September " 12.50
800. Geo. A. Paul. C. S. C. Salary for September 175.00
80L_ Geo. . Paul, Office expense for September 5.00
808. Geo. E. Ricks, Sheriff, court cost (for use of county)...... 11.60
8<$3. Geo. E. Ricks, Sheriff, Jail Account - 35.75
? 804. Geo. E. Ricks, Sheriff, Chain gang account v... ... 12/00
805. Geo. E. Ricks, 8heriff, General county'expenses 26.31
806. Geo. E. Ricks, Sheriff, 8alary for September :.. 3-33.94
807. G. Rumley, Register of Deeds. Salary for Sept 200.00
\ 808. G. Rumley, Register of Deeds, Salary for Sept 9.90
809. G. Rumley, Clerk to Board, (for use of county) 15.70
810. G. Rumley, Cash pltfd for bursal of pauper 3.50
811. S. Brown Sheppard. fee as atty. for Richmond Banks 50.00
812. L. C. Warren, fee as atty. In bridge matters drwng bonds,
, . contracts, etc 215.00
812. L. C. Warren, telegrams for County Commissioners 1.15
V, 814. Burr .Index Co., Index to Deeds and mortgages for Regist
1 ter's Officev , 76.45
815. Edwards ft Broughton, tax receipts for sheriff 41.00
""" 816. 8tate of N. C. Certified copy of stenographers bill 4. . . 3.20
817. H. G. D. Hill, keeper Washington bridge , 35.00
/ 818. J. W. Crawley, keeper Bath bridge. j 16.00
? 819. V. W. Daris, keeper Pungo bridge 25.00
820. J. B. Keech, keeper Belhaven bridge. .' 26.00
821. L. E. Toler, keeper Blounta Creek bridge. .....: 15.00
^ 822. J. W. Brantley, keeper Aurora brld^**...... 80.00.
823. E. O. Bright, work" on bridge and County Home fence 2.50
824. " W. A. Blount, (for use of L. G. Warren) 10.75
826. T. R. Hodgea, hauling lumber and work on bridge 6.80
826. J. R. Pfnkham, Road Com., building Broad Crk. bridge. . . 47.86
827. John O. Adams, work on Broad Creek bridge 8.61
823. J. H Ricks, work on Broad Creek bridge 6.07
829. C. P. AycOck Supply C6., work and material on Cuckolds
Creek bridge * 79.87
880. Tankard 4 Tyer, (use E. R. Mlxon) pmt. on Back Cr. bdge. ,200.00
821. Tankard-4 Tyer, (use E. R. Mlxon) pmt. on Back Cr. bdge.. 200.00
&AJL?Paul 4 Llreratan (use.. B?B?Mlxon)?rebuilding?Jacks ?
Creak Bridge v. . 196.00
882. J. W. Crawley, work on.Bath bridge... , .. . 8.6 >
886. John R. Hardlson, repairing Ward's bridge 6.00
SSfc. J. F. Tyer, jrerk and material on Rowland bridge. 16.00
888. Harris Hdw. Co.. nails Beaver Dam Swamp bridge . 2.20
83T. J. R. Pfnkham, Road Cdm.. l^bor Beaver Dam Bmp. bridge. 18-70
888. O. B. Bonner, (use B. R. Mtxon) work on hnlldlBE Bon(Con
tinned on Page Two.)
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RECT WEEK
All Invited to attend buaineu
Meeting* In Public School
Auditorium Wedneed y and
Thursday.
The ladies of the,city ace planning
for the meeting of the 8tate Librarians
here next Wenesday and
Thursday. This p^per published
yesterday that the first meeting ol
the librarians would be held in the
rooms of the public library has been
changed to the scbool auditorium.
Everybody Is cordially invited to attend
the meeting in the school auditorium
and also the .business session
on Thursday. On Thursday
evening -the visiting librarians will
be given 'a public reception at the
home of Mrs. 6ary Baugham, cor;
ner of Respess and Second streets.
Between thirty and forty visitors
are expected and Washington, as she
|always does, w 11 entertain royally.
YAUDEViLlE ACT AT
LYRIC IS CHARMING
"Billy Lament erd Ma Singing
C.'rl'* opened at the Lyric last evj
ning for a three day engagement.
! nd presented what was known as
( ;e of ihd best maalcal acta that
as ever been offered at .the Lyrlo.
The singing and playing of these
t :o arlists were very much enjoy<1
and recclv'el unlimited applause
r id groyning gcTcrnl pnenrfts
| "'Today offers the same artists In
f change from that given yesterday
fid 0 claea of pictures in keeping
vith the reputation of the Lyric
f r high class photo plays.
| The regular children's Saturday
-r takes placo tomorrow and
c tcrs a^V^o'iram "that?will -amuse
t tern. "A Daughter of the ConCiuereey"
a three reel feature will
ti presented the public Tuesdnv
i ght, and "Satan" a Ave reel featirc
Wednesday night.
IMSSEN'GERfe FROM NEW BERN
SOKE OVER THE DELAY
A large number of citizens returned
from New Bern last night on the
Norfolk Southern where they attend
ed the fair. Tbey did not arrive in
Washington until nearly day break
when they should have ''been here
several hours earlier. One pnsspn.
ger was bo Incensed at the delay he
promises a very Interesting commun:
cation to this paper wlth.n the nexl
day or two.
. CELEBRATE HEALTH DAY
Jackson, Miss.. Oct .31?Sever*
of the Southern states are celebrating
"Health Day*' today, the oti&er
\auce in this state being on an un
! tsually' laige scale. The importance
of the laws" of sanitation ant
1 ygiene in the subject emphasised
" n the schools and in public lec1
.res.
Anticipating Inspection
j The members of Company "'G'
are "looking forward to their an
|nual inspection sometime *i No
uber with i.easure, for tlinv no
lw they are n tetter position nrw
| ban in years to pass the rig c
c mrae pursued by the Inspecting of
fleers.
Prom South Creek.
Jesse Jones, and wife, Willis Tet
erton and wife and Earl Overton
c! South Creak, N. C., Arrived hen
, ilia ^ornlng via pie Washingtor
sad Vkndentere trainf They return
td to their homes this afternoon.
I - ??.
Vliitnri Tnilav
J' Messrs J. H. Powers, 'H. C .Pow
ers and Samuel Barnett of 8ouU
Creek, arrived here this m^rnloc
.via the Washington and Vondemen
train.
Hugh Watson Ml.
The Dally News regrets to chron
cle the illness of one of Washing
en's bright yonng wen, Mr.- Hugl
Watson. His many friends wish fo:
trim a speedy recovery. ICe is r?.
of the efficient salesmen' at the stor<
of* the Mc-Keel-Richardson Hard
are Company.
COTTON MARKET
Lint Cotton 13.80.
Beed Cotton 5 cents.
Cotton Seed, (If.04, pay ton,
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THICK?KAIB TOHIQHT AI D BAT
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>N, N. C.. FRID^AjrTERNOC*!. OC
urfflsr
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The State Tuberculosis Saaatolum
nrtll be opened end teady to .
. T:celre patients by December fleet.
That Is one of the things nettled at
a meeting of the State Board of c
J'ealth Jusb"held at Ifdntrose, the i {
1 Ite of the JaitttutSon* ' . I
I It will be jwmambafed tha\ the {
i C :neral Assembly., at the extra see-^
| loa thla faH, put the Tuberculosis ?
f natorium under the control ot ^
1 e State Board^of Health, and lt{,
yae In accordance with that enact-1
i ent.that the Board, met and per1
,cted plana for ruhtttng the nana- e
t rium.
| On December flrtt, when the | ,
: i >ora will be opened, there will be \
c pac'.ty for fifty patients. By Jan- j
\ \ ary flrat, with thq4 completion cf \
. 5 unn wuiiu.ua, haw hay.vil/ "??!(;
.1 > enlarged to'the Extent of seven- c
(1 -Ave mor&beds, sd that W will acimmodate
a total of one hundred .
c :<i twenty-five patients.
I Another of the things aceompMs.i- .
i r.t the meeting of the Board was i
te e'^'iou of a superintendent for
1110 ihti itution. The man selected
J Dr. Wilson R. Pendleton. Dr. 1
7 ankin. Secretary of the State/
I" yard of Health, states that Dr. '
I ondiclon cornea with finer recom- *
i endations than any candidate fori
I ny position the State Board of'
J loalth has ever had to fill. The C
1 ;w superintendent is a Southern /
I an, educated at the University of
irg.nla.?As a matter u> -iwrw.mtl??
1 Istory, he himself was at one time [
r victim of tuberculoma and was cur
(1 at thp Saranac institution, one
' cr the most famous In the world.
IAfter leaving Saranac. be was for
jtirto years assistant to Dr. David
1 ym&n nt the C&neeticut State San-i1
f t :oriuni. Wrftll&efAEri^ Conn. Dr. I '
1 yman at the Connecticut State San- 1
[ | horitles on sanatorium work In the t
I nlted States anil Vis sanatorium ?
r 1 regarded by tuberculosis author!- t
(tes of the country as a model in- <
t itution. 1
IwASDIKCTOK AND E.EI1Y
FICBTINC FOR lASTE.tY <
;J As the Daily News goes to pr-s? i
1 he DHtabctiT c" Sc^?o! ant* "
! c is are fighting for the mastery at *
' 1 lemlng Park on West Third Sf. f
L 1 itty- teams are confident of victory 1
? :d the battle Is being watched by '
s large number of rooters. The I
r izabeth City eleven arrived heioj
'last night via tho Norfojk Southern.]
* I \rt of the team, J. B. Griggs, Jr.,'
* 1 J. Griffin. H. A. Flora. P. V. Hoop- 1
*| r. E. T. Dunstan. C. H. Furddrv, I
and J. B. Fearing Jr., registered at
' the Louise, while the remaining (
1 members were entertained by dff- 1
ferent members of the local team. !
Washington's rcora so far this sea- (
son Is one victory and one defeat. '
I .N.? CMM Today
There were no cases for trial be- 1
fore either the mayor or recorder 1
today. This shows what a model '
( town Washington Is.
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL 1
ASSOCIATION MEETS ]
Nashville. Tenn., Oct. SI.?The
annanal convention of the Southern
' Educational Association,- met here '
today, with the largest attendance
1 In the history of the organization.'
i Perplexing problems as they effect
both the poor whites and negroes of
the south will be considered along
with other subjects.
M Messrs. B. W. Kllgore sad K. W '
' Fames of Raleigh, are Washington ^
visitors today.
Coming Wedding ^
Mr?. Samuel Henry Taylor rer
ny at the marriage of heV daughter
* Grace Ray, to Mr. George Htnton
Crumpler, on Wedneaday evening,
November 12th, 1918, at 6.80
o'clock, 666 Spring Btreet, Winston-,
Salem, N. C. '
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J. K. HOYT HAS JCST RRTE1VET)
In full line of Boya Overcoats In
nil grades. I
--*3? -W?.
A1LY
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L'HDAY.
TOBER mUll. *T
ran |:
SIS HIST
tome,
le?se? Publication of the
"Down Homer" after plead- v
infi guilty in the United j,
States Court at New Bern. J 1
New Bern. Oct. 31.?W. O. Saun- |l
TB, editor of thd Down Homer, a lv
monthly magaiine, Issued at Ellaa-i1'
th City, this afternoon pleaded '
llty to a charge of sending ob-ikcene
patter through thfe malls,
dge Connor, before whom the case|n
is to te^Jrled, suspended Judg-;11
jent "upon the payment of the costs c
nd upon condition that the publl- '
ation of the Down Homer be ceas- 1
d. 1
This case has attracted wide In- 1
erest. It was first tried at Elliaith
City and resulted In a mistrial..1'
; was then removed to New Bern,
here were two counts against the
tefendant. One In regards to an
rtlcle concerning Cole Blease. the
jvernor of South Carolina, and the
ther a poem on the origin of Sin.
it the defendant pleaded guilty 011/
on one count.
Saunders was required to give
ond in the sum of two hundred do!
irs fdr his appearance before Fedal
court at Elizabeth fity for the
ext two years and sho^that he has
ot resumed the puWcanm of the
own Homer.
Saunders I? also editor of .r.nth
publication, the Independent n
eekly newspaper.
TeSKSed
Several members of the Sixth J
Xvlsion North Carolina Naval Ml-J
Itia were court uiartia'ed last r.lght
:r the.r failure to attend the rcg-<
tar di Ills ordered under the laws. ?
evcrol of the offenders were fined M
others were dismissed by the e:
jurt upon the promise they will tl
,j better in the future. | I
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Goer to Rocky Mount i 1
i1
t
-J. 71i:a3>'?a, who has been i,
, i!< the firm of Spencer Bros., as I I
-man has resigned his position P
i ief. -his afternoon for Rocky!
daunt, where he goes to aceppt a F
-csition with the Rorkv Mount f*hoe F
.'ompany. He has the best arisheij
:C his friends. I.
EDICATION ON I.IXCOI.X HIGH- "
WAV .C
Detroit, Mich.. Oct. SI.?With lo-l
aj celebrations from coast to coast1
11 along the route of the Llnco'n ^
i Ighway. thiB great transcontlnen-1
al tl-oroushfare will be dedicated;
cn'ght to the nation's most honor-1
' Pre? dent. Abrahamm Lincoln t
Patriotic citizens of the thirteen "v
states traversed from New York to i
California, the same number bound \
ogether by the Declortion of Ind? *
jendcnce, will rejoice over th:.s new c
jpnd, a permanent, enduring nitrmo- 1
tal to the Emancipator, conceded 8
jy all as the greatest patriot" this I
country has ever produced.
Programs have been arranged In j
: *ery city, village, hamlet, and cross ^
oads either on or adjacent to the ^
route between New York and San j
Francisco. The pathway through
hese cities and villages is decorat?d
with Stars and Stripes, bunting c
ind the ofllclal flag of the Lincoln, I
Highway Association. v
Patriotic co-operation of the far- t
nors bave been asked at these eel- j
sbrations to eliminate danger by1
(ho .sllr^u.l fl
ind to straighten out angles, curves (
?r sharp Jogs that now^confuse the 1
tourist and to otherwise assist ln{"
naklng "The Lincoln Way*' one unl- 1
b-ersally urjed and enjoyed by all p
the people. ' %
Next Sunday pastors at each point p
ind of every religious denomination c
ire to preach sermons on the char- i
icter and achievements of Lincoln. ^
111 Nil patriotism rttrrtrtng hts
lame his high Ideals and purposes1
srith the movement back of and actuating
the building of this enduring
ind useful memorial to him.
State consuls have been appoint- j
?d along the route and in other.
rates to arrange In the distribution j
5f contributor's certilcates for the.
MO.'000,000 fund necessary to coniplete
the Lincoln Highway.
NE^v\
National High
CommrssTC
Study
1
! o recommenu .. iffectiv
Goverment can ta _-.i
Recents events foreshadow n
le near 'uture, the creation of a
ational commission of experts to
tudy the whole subject of good
aads in this country, and to recomlend
the most effective basis on
hlch the national government can
ike part in road building.
Among the resolutions adopted
Y the American Road Congres'vat
etroit was one requesting Cong888
to authorize the President of jl
ie United States to "appoint aj?
imtnission from civil life, with a 1
afflcient appropriation to make a
lorough and exhaustive report of a
nd to recommend a system of fed*al
aid." ' I
Highway commissioners. engleers,
legislators, and good roads ]
ien genera'lv arc becoming con-ji
need that it would be unwise for l
is government to commit Itself to ,
ay road building plan on a large]
aie w.inout first availing itself of ' \
le results of careful study by such'j
commission. Any plan to be ef-1f
ctive must Involve a large expen-.t
ture of money, and many of the I
ipects of the subject are so techni- |
il that It cannot properly be con- ]
deretl at first by a Congressional.}
>mmittce. The great national ir-j
gallon projects, the Salt Saint Ma-1
e Canal, the vast river and liar- <
Improvements of the nation, '" ?
id finally t e Panama Canal?al' t
lied for special expert commit*-1
ons. How much greater the ti". ]
the nation is to build its roads!
? die wlsdanr of 1ts""pTan will-ic- *
?nd the usefulness of its ro?i;ls.
m VISITS J.CJEEKINS '
[U;u SEVENTH M
One of this icpcr's a*ways w-l- ?
wc visitors is none ou*r ti.*ai
tr. J. C. Meek I ns. Sr., who is the ?
fftcicnt and popular sc-veiat> of ?
lie local Elks. tie always visits <
tis office wiih a smile and a good
ord for the devil up. Thisjnorn- >
ig, however, he was more cordial
tan usual and when quest otied se- 1
ously by the editor-in-chief he ?
mked serious for h moment and <
ten replied, "the seventh son whs .
rpspntert~ to my home this morn- .
.* u.r me oiuik. seven sons is
omething for any father to be ]
roud of especially tha.se who
nghten the home of our esteemed
itizen. If any citizen has rsuso j
or congartulat'ons Mr. Meekins has ,
nd this paper hastens to join I:is <
lany friends in so doing. .
ETRETARY MCAIMH) CELEBRATES
lllltlHKW
Washington. Oeff 31.?S.'rr-tary }
the Treasury W.lllam G McAdoo
ho was born near Marietta. Ga..
i celebrating Is s flf'ieth birthday
oday by working hard. He ri-r?*lv-1
-.1 several friends who ran In to j
DnAratulnt" h!^i. a'so n large nuncr
of letters and telegram* nf . -y- 1
;ralulation.
^
Miss Grace ^'llllams of Wilson. ,
j the guest of Dr. and Mrs. John
\ Rodman at their home on West
Iain street.
J T. Campbell and wife returnd
this morning from Pantego and
Jelhaven. and Hunters Bridge,
rhere they have been visiting relaives
and friends. /
]
Miss Ava Bell, one of the clever
alesladies at the store of Jumes E.
'lark Company, is in New Bern
aking in the fair.
In line with the plan to make the
.incoin Hignway not only a smooth I
ermanent roadway, with easy'
;rades?reaching all Important '
olnta of acenic splendor across the 1
ountry?school children will as-1
1st In making it a beautiful one an '
ell. Trees are to bo planted along 1
he highway on arbor dac 1914, by I
he children and from year to year 1
he Lincoln Highway will ho made
s picturesque and a9 charming as
hat old Roman highway, the Apian
way. /
P YOU ARE IN NEED OF AI
Cloak or Suit J. K. Hoyt has a
large assortment in all the new j
and latest styles.
J~S 1
i way
mrtfeedful
Good Roads 1
e basis on which National
rt in good road building.
Advocates of national highway
ystem built and maintained entlrey
by tbe government will regret
hat the Detroit resolution limited
he activities of the proposed Com
nisaion to sectir ng "Federal Aid."
ut all will approve of another rea- .
lution that was aopted at tte same
lme. This stated "that the Amer- ?
can Road-Congress favors the estnblist
raent of a national roaf4 eyeem.
ar d favors the construction by
!he states, counties, and town of the
ateral and connecting marioi
bays.1'
That Is exactly the plan which "9
he National High ways Association I
b working for, and on which In all --9H
probability the proponed Oooiniisi
on will ultimately decide. Given
atlonal trunk linen the states canjot
affard to delay and will not deay
improving the Inter-county roads ^
tat connect with them: th? coun- ^
c$ cannot afford not to improve 9
he local farm and market roads
.at connect with the county and
tate systems.
The ?-ry of "Federal .-' l for ,-]
trm Roads" sctinds w?*ij. i.-jt fed- 9
t;il aid on a .a*ce f-nouu to *9
ake i r.re ol a mii.ion or more
n*!e*s of vutsi rotnln .s obvious'y out .
the -ji; ar?l if the farmer
ait for r< - tits ir- ::i it . -? of J
th \ :- 11 jl
FIKfV IH iln t
I':I \;i> ( X I I. III!! '
T..,y .... o~' !:. ? r - '{
the Tile . .it t ?' :?< o s:tj: - tit- * ;j
niBrVet open* d i:i Wu-li n
1 ltu.>{ Uit> . r Pause, ml f , n.ida *
' wa* ?o!d on "he Was. ::"
1 ai -1 TVn.if.o ; *?tu I:.- .:- ' r\ '
' twenty nuts. The farmers are
' raiding as they hjtvc a!i dur- *
' irk the season, that the buyers
1 here are doing the square deal *
' "and that 110 better market can *
' he found anywhere than Wash
lunion.
. i .?.> < I.I i; ii WCK
1 in i v v?\. hum
The Halcyon f!?b .s nvaVng active
preparations for next
.ar.oe whi. li u .1 i .n* tlw?
i ening of N.i.. .it.-T I-i'. . This j
i uh for year* has born nivincr
i lie*-* t!:o v 111 i) of tti.y ir. North *
i rolira ami ;nrrovt ??: i"r*?r
no ih> yo.*.?s^i3 rh?:r rejM?a:..n w li
I \vt 11 f.i -ct -iits ! r.i" cowl!u *eaon.
The I!-en:. <* tjh for y?ars
as ad toil i r.i-..!^rabJv i. W-.i-hirgcri'?
*?cir.f- and ?:-f-Sr caii-.-o* al .*
::iic:paT?'l ^.rl: ;>>n?.:ro,
cin ii? mi: \\:> stuooi.
PM'.ildwfolw*. ?>rr?1 ?7". * \tTT"
I ' jjli:t. o.-rifi r-r.ro ho H r.o mi l
^ hool I''a$iio opened in the rooms
f tho New Confiry Club today nu<1
\ Ml bo In * slcn iwo clays "Sox
> ypirr.e" ai d 'Home Making'' arc*
ho two most important subjects
or discussion.
? I.L ST A I! C \KI> FOB KENOSHA
Konoshft Wb r?..*
.. U1I, <)1. All
Il-star boxing show will be puller!
ft here tonight, to the delight of
Hght fans.
Jimmy Murphy, the local Italian
lghtwelght. has agreed to meet
A ckey Sheridan. They will make
velght at 135 pounds at 3 o'clock.
'Spike" Kelly, the well known welerweight.
will clash with Cole I.ind
ay In one of the other contents.
'^hey have agreed to weigh in at 145
r -?nnds at 3 o'clock.
Bobby Hayes, the Philadelphia
bantam, will clash with "Young"
Sinnett of Rock lal These -41
gbters will weigh 116 at 3
o'clock. Jack Hein *'
hanks, two local b
a featured in ?r . ^
?ats, and Roy T ,3
sek, lgiht-heav S
n tho others
?. R. HO'