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o'5. Juno 10.
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

q feet Inches by 10 Zee, south lin ! TaY.
Street. Juns le 1919: i ss$s west OF l0mp''
and sade SMI''9 m,t t5us $, to H. stolt,
sac Taylor Street. lis feet / Inches IVES,
VI aempie Street. June .. 1919: si.f7O
vs s1sIhph kSIinrscy: trustee. to v. S. j.
,9e frs, by rs feet north line Floyd Avenue
June 10. 1919: sl.7T0
.oSH !ua nt Rowe trustee. to Il. H. Melton
ovcr ih"nover Avenue. on south side Han
ST. ST. ;A'cnue. between Meadow and Rowlanr
'TectSS. June lG 1919: $500.
-; II. sutton. trustee. To r. p Cnthcort
"l henrtco County. IOxl35 feet cast limo un
ION I Avenue; SO feet south OF Crawford Street
June T. 1919: $3.50. w. ~
sx,eS Na fSc, N% Msst n e T Irl,
II, nn% between Duval and Baker Streets.
toward sutton. trustee. TO A. p Newman.
;;i ~ iset at northeas; corner OF Thir'
ViI,nird md NJ Streets. June H. 1919: $3.50
Jqi'nn G. ANDERSON. trustee to J. r Bryant
and BESSIE NJ. (wifc). 50xll, feet west line
EdEewood Avenue. $50 feet south OF Rrook
' MarshnIi uou i:,,,n June 1919: .fSoO.
inches on east side of Thirty-sixth Street
% Se,a 5road and Marshall Streets June
fc ISsep tr,,s 6. Taylor ana William Z craw,
s NAN street: aiyi53 feet north line Main
June Il. 1919: si.lso vi rouShee'
i.sith ;. Brcmner. trustee to NJ & tt,n
sonha mna a. o: thusbandl icoxlio feet at
Avenue. August 10. i sS; si' 55SS' and Third
g. Z. ChaD.n and L. IL C'hamhc,,,r,
trnstces. to William l.. Hudson. t6i Nall
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FAST BICYCLE RACES DRAW
BIG CROWD TO BYRD PARK
Nine Races Participated In by Mnny
Nidcrs of Varying Ages and
ntrnstinr COlurs.

E'nlly : snn ,,, = -,
"'1F A'oVo people gathered nj the
track n Byrd Park yesterday after
noon saw the bicvclc races in which
'NSN' i"NeS III ""''N "
some oil the fastest youngsters in
nina roccs .b-,, =, ,,r, o. ,,,o-n,
ID. 49,, '"'in 'o 49, :"
~ cr. "'.u one ,Sr s'r!s IN A"oiloh 10
me bad spilI OF GIBBS and Turner
nr me ne eisnIn rae the iSainrs event event
Somewhat Wb;ic ' rih;n,r noel, SP nmS
INN -, my Snse'-,li,ttc Tree ior al
No MncStS .ohiueu ana We're
,a;nch Hr,, 49, nv ~, SuS
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lATONlA ENTRIES TODAY

First ota1 rae and siso9; claiming four
Msu!sby.. iol 5ean,fui Mis-. iGs; Rrc"ss.
iiHo: 4, II Anderson. los: iiasty Cora. loo
Io!t Light 100; Or. Carmen. lOe. Duke OF
Iatonin Ill j. J Murdoclt. III: Peaceful
Eligible: Brig .oWar. lOl Jack straw, iii
ktdare Roy. III: Ncpc. III: Manfred iii;
Mabel Trask, l0l.
Second race-two-year- i've rurloags
w7peace ,rennant lis; Travcsty. ll5: Lord
ll5: CAPTAIN Tony. IFS: over Rold. lis;
Glcnw".l. lis: Ace OF rrumps. ll5: Spartan
Boy: li5, Eligible: Lord Hamilton. lis;
-riSarro; 1903; by Heck. los; Escova arr Io5
SSway. 1903; Early Spring, 100: Jor:cn. los
Linden. III; Tetlcy. III: Bon Jour li3
Fourth racc-three- ycar-o lds aid up; six
I,1rlonEs-kiku. :6: curci, Of: Sam Rch as;
iii! NC Mc'e re-. los; Suba hdaT los; Trotus,
ruin race-thrcc-year-o odds: one mile and
an eiEhth-Clcrmont. ITO; Texas Special.
l!Si EnEer no; omonG. 1l3.
sixth rac"-three-ye ar-olds: mile and a
SiNtr"nth.An t@in"tte. 81; Lady Rachel. 100;
i;n'set!a. lol: Foster Embrcy. i0i: iadrian.
~: War Tax. lct: Emanele loI: Rust.r
u.nrk, log; GOurnlOnd. log Eligible: Wat.r
Willow. los; PLcktoid loS: Verify, 90:
Candle Light. lo7; Dixie Carroll l02
seventh race--miir and an eighth: four
aris& i faa Kc inShy 3 los; chjsk
hinEh.h"r. 1903: Exhortcr. Io9: DR. Shafer
III shadow Lawn. IL: Nigh; owl ia:
Waterproot. III; Gordon Russell. III: sir
oliver, ~. Eligible: Waukcag l6g: ir.
S'%Mrkey ll4; Duke OF shelby. liz go
weather clear: track
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LATONlA RESULTS

First r:seee-siS -furlonss-Fln II, los tRob-
play. ITO MURRAY. $3.50. saGS second: us
lon. li5 trooD. Si"). third. Time liz as
:. La roudre. WiIligan. Ketta it, 7flrt!
\, s;gs,on;a, raSSe-milc and sis;ecn,h-paris
SIevenfsonIi rs .Rcbtnsonl ..iio. $3.50 sec:
TIM !a6 20. BABY Bonds. ,'ommunier. The
Mnihcr pavmon. Hurry ON ran "a,
tCi- hirI rSG,sUfouE fnrion,Gs-Miss Minks: 100
~ tNilhsl. $3.50. $3.50. second. CHncion. loi
I.unsG:o'dl. $3.50 third. Time. 81 Midia.
RIA T. Anna Jackson. Viola Gaftncy Sister
Lady and popuv Red ran.
ronrin ,raCe--onc m!lc-Madrc F. 100 CRob-
[Dursch> $3.50. SEQ second. Texas Snsciail.
e &, tkrdcrisl; $40 third Time. l:Sa Us
r!umbgot, Little Marchmont III. Thirteen
piim.trI. Joe Stair ran
tliih raCe-.nys fu-loncs-M!ss Jcminra.
~ ,Geptryl, $3.50. $40 out. won: Lunetta.
~ ,Roniii 5 $50. out; second Marioris
SIXTH race-mile.,I.eral. los tMoonev,. 81 90.
SS.l SO. won: R"dmon. H. fPoolt sii 10.
s.in; second: Carrie Moore - (CanncId)
Eiolc. third Time. las 2-5. Wave Barney
shannon; Doscoride. Nintcat. Spearen ra n
seventh race-ml!c ana ciGhth-San ds
81 -tb''e"aure' io9 K3itnson): s23.oo $3.50.
M Mr. $50; osssSGoni Mis,rsss Polly lc7
sun God. Rookery. pr. Samucis. wisen,an
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Real Estate and Court News
CnANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

Mrs Ida Lynch Eliyson and r. s. (hus-
hand) to Jacob Levitt. - feet 9 inches by
iiS feet south line Grace Street. s2I feet !
iuchcs west OF Addison Street. June II. 1919:
tax s.? $40.
George X. Harper and Irene II. (wito,
to Il. T. Davis. 1896 Darlington Street. 2oxijS
feet north line Darlington Street. 2S5 feet
ives, OF Mosby Street. April IL. leis tax
slN. $40.
SlXi$H fee. east line Bo ,n So 81 feet
il lie: :" TAX sisso. So 'S" '''-'
to" s w' baHs and and ~ sh ps s
over ANenus. q fert inches by i29 feet :
isiigs;; ' isa ses Sss SIC 10 -Ns''''" ~ - -
,xifs} 70 +: f ,Rahs: ai;o rlSSa A 81 ,,
inches east OF Auburn Avenue. June TO-
ouit sis,im-CCOr3 wimsSr,y rilshman to to
Avenue May Ii. 1919. s.
wi 5 w. o. Gnmp e! s ns to Gn a ,nS 9a
cast OF Harrison Street. May :. 1919; tax
Murray NJ. Mcguire special ,ssomnmisssio.n,esrr
vs.. Rosalie st, John Ncrmdon and Margaret
- John iierndonl = feet inches AT south.
also - feet inches ut northwest corner of
Chanin and Robinson Streets; also Il feet
Robinson streets June is. 1919; tax si.7o '''
Sanmael ~ Anderson. special conilniSsic ,
hon). to j, {: Herbert, 90 Ksnstnston Ave
R@f N fSs nsne: S{ e ~ f ssuh ns
John l. tdhHa an nad W. M4 ~ re Sw'f is aaG
g East Ganai stree :SSSs feet north line
lien Of ss:5. May %. 1919; ,ax s.: sio
, Flora Meyers TO Minnie X; Drinkard, 81
ns KSwsG src H. 5s feet it hchef ns sass
south %f Floyd Avenue. June 5, 1919: tan
G MaFy j. FF'nS" a Hna Il B. L. An Ms1 TO
Street. @ feet inch cas-, Of Adams street
NJ s Sa; 3 IVES, canal
Mary r.. Southern 10 Domenico Miglio.
line s,Tset Il fec, a lsg,
"i 81, M.rshnIi Street lien of $1,000. June 10,
itrosddus Construction Company. Inc. to
ivy y,'ul}iqz L; M"Shy: l9t block G. Br!ghiwood.
R q ,c OF Crawford street May IT, 1919? TAX
w5ss9! t u! IS an" ss As"fs + 9Ts
feet east In. Montross Avenue 100 feet sou; In
NJ. Alice Maupin and Addison <G (hushandp
ana A iiiG g., GA to Charles X Willis 1905
1895 feet north line Park Avenue. ,s.
i i,,t IVES; Of Lomhardy Street lien OF $1,000
Gsorsc i sfa siSis' and md Anne NJ. ,wi,e,
!" sy T@nd" rs u Miller ssSi3S feet south line
April - 1873: sa5c '''ee''
susie Miles Mosclcy and w Vincent thus-
inni.J to charlotte Kendall Reams. 1905
ton Ayenue; 100 feet north of Jones Street;
liIn OF SSaeo June 10. 1919 tax 50. $40
r, j; J; ninseman and 4. a. twite). of lien
rec zee. COUNTY to Freda shuil. 1sli West
iteish street II feet 10 inches by 100 feet
~ northeast corner OF Leigh and Dins.n
Streets. May 60, 1913; $500.
. flora Cllman to Fannie d. Moore - Row
land street, 2oX5s feet 10 inches east line
E EHwianh street i$a feet II inches south Of
hr"addus CONSTRUCTION Company Inc to
annie - Mosby. lot j. block G, Brightwood
"NiSo feet west line Griffin Avenue 40
isst north Of Crawford Street. May Ia
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supreme Court Proceedings.

W1THENlbLE. June 1S.-Proceed-
inHs IN the Supreme Court of Appeals
this day. two opinions were handed
down today: karnes VS.. Common
wealth, In which the lower court was
reversed. opinion by Judge Prentis. and
Mccoy VS.. Commonwealth, reversed
opinion by Judge Burks reversing the
lower court.
Clark ct ais. VS.. Reynolds. argued by
l. =. summers for appellant and j.
). stuart for appellee and submitted:
COX rs. Iiagan. argued by w s. Cox
Tor appellant and II. l.. Pennington
Tor appellee and submitted; Parrish
administrator vs.. Horsley ct ais,
argued by 5. H. Bond for appellant
and w. :. Cox for appellee and sub
m!tted; blanchard vs.. Domion Ma
t'onal Bank. argued by +. B. Hutton
Tor appellant. and continued until to-
morrow morning. Next cases to be
called: {. Il. Nannostrand & Co VS..
Virginia Zinc and Chemical Company:
son: Davis et ais VS. Bostick ct ais :.
Cover VS.. Widener.
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MEET TONIGHT
HOLMAN AND LAWRENCE
BOX AT SEVEN PINES AT g
Main Bout VIII Re Preceded by Two
Prcliminnries and "Battle Royal"
Hetwccn Negroes.

Jesse Holman. RichmoNd's sensa-
tional lightweight boxer. and Speedy
Lawrence, the Pacific coast whirlwind
VIII box ten rounds at Seven Pines
tonight at o'clock sharp for the
benefit OF tho United States Ordnance
baseball team. Chief" Bender will
referee.
The meeting OF these two Young
sters Will furnish one OF the creates;
scraps ever witnessed in this State
as both are hrst-class battlers and arc
very fast and clever. and both boys
carry Is. q. punch IN either nit
and never overlook a chance TO slip
II across.
-. Lawrence Has Good Record.
Ever since the news was published
mat nolman was on his way back TO
the States from over there" the
sports OF Richmond have been on edge
ana anxious 10 see him perform with
the mit;s, but the question was who
can we get that Will make Holman en-
Speedy Lawrence was finally de-
cided upon. as Spcedy's record shows
that 1t will take mighty good Light
weight TO do anything wiki him in
the roped arena. Speedy" Is now
stationed ri Camp Lee. whore he has
been for several months ana has up
to the present time easily licked every
lightweight that has been brought 20
the camp. Speedy comes from san
Francisco. and has quite 4 record as
a scrapper on the Pacific coast whore
no has licked everything he has been
up against. and that is saying some
thing. as there arc some awful tough
fighters on the coast.
Battle Royal between Negroes.
George Herbert. who is acting as
mat maker for the Ordnance team
says that in addition 20 the main bout
there Will be two preliminarics and
4 battle royal between five dusuy
demons.
There will he a special train leaving
Twenty-third and Dock Streets at $50
o'clock, which will take the fans who
want TO go down right up to the en-
trance TO the outdoor arena. which
has been built to seat about $500 pco-
pie. Those going down on the train
can be back in Richmond twenty-five
minutes after the hnut is Oyer
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

>, Lena Askin TO +. L. cru,chaeld. trustee.
= fo North Boulevard, sixiSo feet cas-, line
June il. 1873 $3.50. ''u'" VI f'0yn Avenue
E p Gsrrin TO AT sslTe s
s STR pF sig sS - feet west of Mosby
hsr%s II, Rr%%2 and John s @sT;nqu to
~ ~ east line Barton ASense 's sSn;h
me Franz MGF% Miier street re Nay r. sls '.s9
xl?i feet east line Bouevard 20 fee, ssu,
OF M TsrE Stree, lyme g. 1919; $3.50.
and o. II: Funston. trustees 2ii5 Jener ta, N,
Ayenue es !-I2xa4 feet a, southwest corner
street. June 3, l9iS; $3.50 envy second
Elan Lee and 4av!s AID T,ns s'.h Bell to j. 3
nanoyer avenue q feet 8 inches by 10
lSet = inches south line Hanover Avenue.
May p. 1919: si72o street
F ann Shp, and } lace. husband to Eaw
i''f nori Shsss G q feet p ngns by 100
William Ii Wat MiIisr and nd Ellen b; wte, to
trustees ox zee, cas-, line Mon,fo nes Avn
i mns: iss feet south OF Essex Street June IL,
- ch h Is W CrcGwder and Grace W. twife,
Avenue % lra, i, ,Tns.ee Ev - Kensng,on
line Ksnsinston Avenue. 20 fee, 'ess SShth
west vs. Of CEDAR Street .Iune 10. 1919 $500
a@is Jr 4 tT%s,S ~ 20 fee twi' inches to
oy !'e feet At northwest corner OF vena bic
81 dss to luz E. rsy, ls, 81 and u
i. Richeson. trustees. 1903 Grove Avcnua
ill., Zee! u inches by ~ fet . inches south
street. June u. 1919; $3.50 ea'o"
w $ To, is; Wiii ,sos and Lucy G. twife> to
~ !Get inches by 1893 feet iirrcruIari
IonnTI,a , rdH snnrk Avenue; 1872 feet west OF
.hhrlottc Kendall Rcams and r. l.. fbus
." no 10 I; W. Ryand. trustee. 5oxIio feet
J Is Hnc Barton Avenue. 100 feet north OF
Jones street June 10. 1913. s23oO %
5hr;.."' Watkins TO l.. W. Ryland trustee
''A!S' ieet east line Montrosc Avenue M
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Twenty-sixth Street. s3xle5 feet west limo
Sven r,wsnty-sis,h Street. &C feet north of Clay
J. II. Chamberlayne. trustee. to w. T.
Johnson. 30xli feet south line lakewood
10. 1918: S52G.40.
Alex II. Sands. trustee. to Carrie A. Wade
22l Chaiiin Street q feet 6i-a inches hv.
TO feet south limo Chanin Street. 2Oi feet Z
i inTnes S Snt OF Strawberry Street June IL.
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CLEVELAND, 13; NEW YORK, 3
Try A ssnCiated Press

NEW YORK, June lS-Cleveland hi,
the ball bard here today and defeated
New York in the first game OF the
series by a score OF IL 10 3. The VIC
for first place. Cleveland drove Thor
mahlen out OF the box in the second In
ming. The New York pitcher Loss his
hrSi game OF the season after winning
six straight games. The Indians also
hit Russell and Nelson, who succeeded
Thormahlen hard. Catcher O'Ncill hit
Two, doubles and two singles in five
times up.
Score:
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SLUGGERS DEFEAT GIANTS
Failure to support Foster Lose. Tre.
hitting Game IL, Onc-Sidcd
score of - 10 s.

The Oregon lin Surgors easily do
feated the He!v.dcre stree, Giants YES
terday afternoon by the score OF 10
20 8, Foster was Ia Gne trim. but ala
nnot get the necessary support ana lost
ms game. The game was SLOW. no
hitting and fielding % the winner
being the outstanding features.
The score:
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Boston.
st. Iouik
I1atied for James IN seventh.
.PatteG for Sh'aU ia ninth.

81 Louis .............. 9aoo Q O.
i1o snc, ooOOi %
b bsaSSe Dhit-G;"rber stolen naSes-IIoorcr
~ Rltn: MC!nn.s Sacriir" hiIS-Soth-
oTon. Scott. Sacrifice ry--Schanr I,ouh'a
plays-Gerb.r 10 GeLeon a. S!S!or: S!...r
10 Austh Scott 20 Sht4r 10 McInu!s l.cct
on base. -St. i.nu's. T.. boston T. BASES on
"a oaiifF- ., S9ihor97 :: 90 James. 3 Hts
OF lanes ~ lnHinE. Hi ty pitcher
by James. CS.slcr,. STRUCK out-hv SIN
oron. by Jane, 10y D4mort ]! VIVA
pitch-Ja!nes. Fa9sca ball--Schanc -
ing pitcher. James Tvs
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NEGRO A.snIIant E,cape, Pass.

=, JASN SON. MISS. June &c - TObn
HaTtfeld. negro assailant OF an EiIiut
ylile girl sunday. night, cludcd pn.sSs
1ale YESTERDAY afternoon after he ma
oaY Is sti!l being pursued.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
(Contlnued From Eiehth rare.N


g. in innings; OFF Kinney. in : innings
III by piichcrEhy Dauss, BURNS.
Rallic. !. Wild pitch-Pcrry. Passed bail
.EstanaEe Winning pitcher. Kinney: los
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2 ! Q ] s o-l3
BROWNS s., RED sox, 2


BOSTON, June lS.-Boston lost its
NTH straight game today when ST.
Louis with Sothoron pitching. defeat
three runs came in the fif;h. when the
ball was not hit outside OF The d!a-
mond.
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Totals ..3s I2Is
"Suore by innings
Oregon Hill 49,.
BeIvidere

or sS%re * .yXri innings r.
Belvidere .... 2 q (" =!
1ra,.ar a, +, ~ ~, !" -"aSc hlis-brilGy q
-Ssrr,,, e 'nri!' tfo1t| Ihicr- bHsc hl' $
n shd' 0iin Dophi" plays. KING tauassisi
z innings; on Pr:ddy 2 In innines" ;,
Foster, In 3. H!'s-on u. Eear'!on ~
z inning: on PrIddy. IN inuiEE. 80
Foster. is in innings Struck OUT. h n
Heardon, 3. by PTiddy. s. by X Fo.,r,
a iIme OF sane-2 hours. uinpiro-IEc,i-y
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Cleveland
Sew York,

.Batted for Hannah in seventh.
tBatted for Russell IN seventh
Slated for McC-aw in ninth
IBatted for Wick in ninth
Score by inn!ngs r.
Cleveland ........... . 3 0 Ola
New York ........... Q . o 0 o. 3
Summary: Two-base h!ts-Spcaker. Nell
I'D. Russell. Gardner. Three has" hit
MEX: Stolen osssS---Johnston; Speaker.
Chapman. Johnston. Smith. Sacrifice HES
S5Lunte Johnston: Pipp. Double plays
and Pcckinpaurh, I.untc Wamhsganss and
Johnston; l:eti on bases---Ncw York. :;
mahien;. 3: on Russell. ! on Nelson. /.
Htts-oh Thormahlcn. IN li.2 innings;
IN ! inning; OFF McGraw, none in inning.
HIT by pitcher-hy Russell chapman.
struck out-hy BAcby, s. 10y Russell. .
Passed ba!!--iiannah. i'uei, Losing pl;ch-
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lIZIE1E1I5T
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-01
For the Coming Year 1919

The sasactory business wich has been 'ours during
HE past year spite Of the extraordinary conditions which
haze preuaie good evidence Of the Of store
policy has been gDe you efficient, rcouT-
teoas dttenfiDe seruice For the coming vN Be our
sdeaOOr to improve and to deserve your
cnstom hape IN the past
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-01

will
The
qd
accomplish that greatly reduced Prenento Sale
this
Evening journal., 1919-11-01
BUSINESS DIGEST.

The November business digest Of the
National Banks Of Delaware at VIII
mington, says:
Bank clearings at The principal cities
for September were nearly 36 billion
dollars, compared with nearly 81 bill
lions in August and 26 billions in Sep
tember Of last year. the increase over a
year ago being 30 per cent. Exclusive
OF New York city 'clearings for Sep
tember were i6 billion dollars, COM
pared with Is billion dollars the month
before and less than 10 billion dollars
a year ago. the increase over a year
ago being 26 per cent. These clearings
are partially accounted for by larger
turnover in Liberty Loan bonds on The
New York Exchange, such sales for
exceeding August by 81 mil
lion dollars. u is evident that with
smaller stock sales and the slightly de-
creased foreign trade. the larger part
Of the increase in clearings must be
due TO heavy domestic transactions.
Dividend and interest payments for
October will amount to 356 million dol
lars compared with 22i million dollars
in September and nearly 205 million
dollars in October OF last year.
Evening journal., 1919-11-01
RALLY DAY At DELAWARE CITY.
to The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Del. Nov. l.
Miss Caroline Clark and father, E. l..
Clark were Philadelphia visitors yes
terday
Miss Florence Hall has returned home
after visit In MOOrestOwn, y. j.. with
her cousin Mrs. Boyd R. Cleaver
Miss Lidle Bradway is spending a
few days with relatives at Haddonfeld.
Mrs. Thomas Reese Of New Castle
spent yesterday here with her sister,
Mrs. Vincent Cats.
At the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
will be observed as rally day. The Sun
day school VIII hold its rally in the
church auditorium al 1890 o'clock
There will be recitations and other ex-
ercises, promotions and class reports
A Red Cross remembrance, address 10
parents and teachers, special music by
the choir, and other interesting features
In the evening a rally Of all church
members will be held, with roll call
OF commitments, a conservation Of
committees and societies and an evan
gelistic sermon.
Evening journal., 1919-11-01
MINERS ON STRIKE
INSTRUMENTATION
Continued From Page one.)


funds for distribution as strike benefits.
The application for this injunction by
the government followed many unsuc-
cessful efforts TO get miners to concil-
late. The railroad administration was
exercising functions Of the fuel admin
stration in the control Of coal distrl-
button which will be given under a
priority list with important industries
and domestic consumers having first
call.
United states troops were held ready
TO be sent into the mine fields the in
stant the need for them becomes sp-
parent.
The executive branch Of the govern
ment had assurances of the support OF
both branches OF Congress in IFS efforts
TO continue soft coal production
Congress had under consideration a
request Of Attorney General Palmer
for a six months extension Of the
Lever act. under which The injunction.
against miners was granted and soft
coal prices were fixed.
Labor leaders, in addition 10 heads
OF the mine workers, had issued a
strong protest against the issuance OF
an injunction against the mine strike.
declaring It a blow at the rights Of
labor.
The maneuvers OF. labor Immediately
following reports. OF the labor iniune-
tion caused some anxiety among Off
cials late yesterday.
Samuel Gompers, head OF the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor. Matthew VOL
Of the Federation. and
Gompers' chief adviser, and Secretary
Frank Morrison called on Attorney
General Palmer and protested against |
The injunction.
Twelve railroad brotherhood heads /
'alled on Palmer soon afterward. Be- |
ore seeing Palmer they let II be known
hey intended TO register a protest |
IlsO, but after the meeting both Pal I
ner and union heads said offers to in |
ervene were made.
Railroad union heads and Gompers.
Noll and Morrison then held a Joint |
Meeting, after which Gompers issued
statement in which the railroad men
lid not join
Gompers' statement called attention 10
he miners loyalty during the war. and
declared that Immediately after the
var the operators took steps to reduce
production in order to keep up prices.
Gompers said that in attempting 10
egotiate the miners found that "fheir
lea FOR continuous employment would
estroy the mine owners arrangement
0 curtail the mining Of coal" Tho
INJUNCTION, Gompers said, bodies for III.
nd added that it may restrain sane
sadership but will give added strength
D unwise counsel"
Evening journal., 1919-11-01
LOCAL SECURITIES
MARKET OPENS STRONG.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1. United Press
The stock market opened strong. L
s. Steel opened at iO9%, up Is; Reming-
ton i03, up 2; Pan-American, i33, uT
1; Mexican Petroleum. 253lk, up y; Re
public, ii3, up 224; L. s. Rubber, 1876
unchanged; L. r. Stores. il714, up u
Texas Company, 377, up 1; Baldwin,
iii,k, off 1; Bethlehem 8. 1854. up 1,
and Marine. 62%, up q.
During early trading Republic adj
vanced az over the previous close
Lackawanna, Ga; United States Steel, 1,
and Bethlehem B, ,. There seemed to
be an absolute disregard OF the coal
strike.
Evening journal., 1919-11-01
DR. RABE AT Century CIIR.

Dr. Edith Rabe, OF the United staies
Public Health Service. who is giving
health conferences TO the women NJ
delaware, under the auspices of tbs
state Board OF Health and Delaware
Chapter of the Red Cross, will sneak AZ
the New Century Club on Tuesday eve.
nins at o'clock. The meeting. fol
women and girls only, will he in Ina
nature of health conference. All
Women,s organizations Of the city have
Deen invited to send representatives.
Dr. habe is holding conferences dali,
Wltn uinerent women's organizations in
.ne clty' ana viii probably visit nearby
towns next week She has met with
cordial response and good attendance
az the various gatherings addressed.
me women and girls have been aroused
TO the value of the Red Cross peace pro,
gram OF public health.