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Evening journal., 1920-04-30
URGE $1O,OOO,OOO
FOR EDUCATION
lconiInned from Flrst pnee.

OF Education, local boards, and spe-
clal districts were given the oppor-
tunlty to make suggestions for
changes that they consider would
help the code
This afternoon the general public Is
invited 10 attend the meeting and 90
suggest amendment 10 the code. Mem
bers Of the commission present today
were Senator Handy, chairman; Sen
ators Bennett. Richards, HolletL
Speaker Corbit and p. $. dupont.
school officials who attended in
cluded County superintendent WILDER
Jump, George J. Medill, president OF
the New Castle County school Board
William a.. RObelen, chairman OF the
Ciaymcnt special District Board; "a,
ward L. Richards, chairman ana
Phineas Morris. superintendent OF TIE
Newark special district.
As Mr.. Scott was anxious 10 return
10 Wilmington the commission nearu
his suggestion first. Mr. scott SAID lne
school proposition was undoubtedly
a Stale lob and ''lt cannot be done by
tax on real estate lie then stated
that The best plan would be Tor the
state TO finance the entire education
~ further stated that he estimated
n would require SiOWONO m audl-
ton to the 81 JO000O thai the Delaware
Auxiliary Association has 10 pui lhe
Delaware school system M good shape
This, he said. would lncluoe Dulin.
ings and equipment. lie poihueu out
that Delaware Is nON rated as the
Nealfhiesf SLATE in the Union, per
capiia. and can well AFFORD TO give her
children the best education possible,
but that the project could not be
carried ont undr "a real estate tax.
Nr Scoal explained that an OF the
money would not be needed al once.
but could he spent over a period OF
FIVE or more years for buildings ana
euulpment. He gave figures showing
that N these bonds bearing D per cent
interest were spread over "a per od oi
so years. the State could pay the In
Ter 81 and liduid8fe the issue through
sinking fund. OF an annual payment
OF s5i7 800.
The speaker said the surplus In the
general Stale fund on January 1 OF
this year was about 81 10000. of
which sS0O.OOO was accumulated last
wear. He acknowledged that The state
fund especially the revenue from
charters. was n0i dependable, Dul
suggested that II necessary the income
fax per cent could be raised by Legis-
| latlve enactment 20 meet any needs
and thereby place the burden on the
wealthy people OF The stale.
Mr.. scott's idea was 10 let the
| local boards have charge OF the con-
struction. the plans 10 be approved
I bv tho state Board.
! Should the proposed Si00O00 pro-
gram 20 through commission
would be provided to have charge Of
/ the distribution OF the funds and
Z this commission would naturally ash
/ 10 be consulted as 10 finances before
any new building plans were flnall,
I approved.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

ARE Confident
IConilnued From Flrst parel

Continued From First Pace.
are sure Delaware will ratify, no mat
ter how Representative McNabb
votes"
Miss Mabel Vernon. national secre-
tary OF the WOmans Party, told Of
the race between the Republican and
Democratic parties TO win the honor
OF enfranchisine women as a means
OF gaining favor with women voters
IN The fall elections. and said the
action Of the Delaware Legislature
on ratification would likely deter
mine which party would be victor
ious. she urged every Delaware sun
ragist 90 work Increasingly until the
Legislature ratines.
Mter Miss Vernon had spoken. the
meeting unanimously adopted a resO-
luton calling on the Legislature for
immediate ratification Twenty w0-
men Joined the Moman's Party and
enlisted for active service in the
campaign.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
AMERICANIZATTON
INSTITUTE TONIGHT

Miss Esther Everett Lape, formerly
direcior Of immigrant education in
delaware. who is al present doing
educational work among foreign M0-
men In New York for the League OF
Women Voters. will open the Ameri-
canizltion Institute tonight M lhe
community room OF the High school
anncN. ,
Miss Lape's subject viii be- The
Meaning of AmcricanIzatiOn. and
viii he OF special interest 10 teachers
who enroll Tor work among aliens.
Al iO8O o'clock tomorrow morning
in the High school annex. Miss llelcr
Hart. executive secretary OF the Amer
ivanization Committee Of Delaware
will speak.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
one iruant Omcor I'M


counties. and one iruant omcer in
each county.
Discussion Of supervisors and trti-
ant officers took up most OF the time
or lhe legislative commission that Is
revising The school code az the ses-
sion yesterday afternoon County
superintendent n. v Holloway of
Kent county, was before lho com
mission Tor more than am hour ex-
planning In detail lust what those
officials do and their methods The
members held various views on the
subject. No definite decision was
reached yesterday
one Important change In the code
10 was decided 10 recommend Is. 40
allow ieachers who cannot qualify
by reason OF lack OF technical frain-
ing. 20 be qualified In they have had
five years of actual teaching exper-
lence, provided they pass the State
Board examination
Another matter discussed was The
school code tax. The County Roard
has been unsuccessful IN getting In
an the poll tax under the present svs-
TEN. II was suggested that am amend
ment be made that the chairman ~
each local board be allowed 20 cents
name for securing the poll tax lisi In
his district and certifying the came 10
the County Board
George L. Medill. chairman OF the
New Castle County Board suggested
that II the tenure under the code ,yas
left autocraiic there would be no
trouble 20 serve on the board. Mr..
Medill thought the County Boarj
should have authority 10 use more
initiative than 10 has under the code.
Another suggestion made bv Mr.
Medill was that ll special districts in
New Castle county with the excen-
ton OF Wilmington and Clsymont be
abolished
Mr. MeMdill also suggested that the
law be amended. SO that the County
/ Board could make out The checks and
| send them 10 The county treasurer for
/ his signature
This, he said. WOnld sav0 much time
and confusion over present methods
il was suggested that the cOunis
board select the teachers with m,
\ approval of county superintendent
Another suggestion was Thai ih coun
ty board should not be required q
get the consent of the state Com
missioner OF Education 90 nut ul
school buildings.
County Superintendent Ium1 mad
rcpOr, 90 The eoUqissior on h
matter OF transportation OF schO0
children during this year nc .s
while 70 could be improved the trans
b Doriaiion plan had been successful.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
GIRL WEDS NEGRO;
ANNUL MARRIAGE

WEST CHESTER, Pa. April 3d.
BransOn Black, Negro. was before
criminal court here, charged with en-
tioing Helen Robinson, ~. Of oxford,
from her home and living with her
as her husband. 10 was shown that
the girl had gone 10 Elkton TO be
married Of her own free will and had
couple were found living together
near COatesville several months ago.
and their arrest followed.
The court ordered the marriage be-
tween the two annulled, 10 being
against the laws OF Maryland. in
which State they were married, and
that they must live apart.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
NEARLY BLIND, THINKS
MAN FELL OVERHEARD

Frank n. White. whose body was
found in the Christiana river yester-
day morning, will be buried at
Georgetown, where he has relatives.
White came here from Philadelphia. it
was learned last night at the cor
oner's inquest, about April A, and
went 90 live with relatives at No.
1901 Bennett street.
Shortly afterwards he disappeared
lie had very bad sight. and Is sup
posed 10 have wandered down to The
river and fallen overheard.
The body was found by William C..
King, No. ii1 West Thirty-eighih
street, a riveter at the Harlan plant.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
GIFTS EXCHANGED AFTER CONCERT

OF Wesley NJ. +. Church. under the
direction OF Mrs. Elton Jackson Carter,
last evening. the Rev. 2 w Wells
pastor Of the church, presented to
Mrs. Carter. in behalf Of the choir.
mahogany pedestal and large wicker
basket filled with roses
Miss Patience Thompson. a mem
Der Of the church, was given a silk
umbrella Miss Thomson leaves to-
day for Florida The Rev Wells pre-
senied The umbrella in behalf Of the
young people OF the church.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Laura Berry, Of Boston, is a
guest for several days OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Bullen, OF No. 2ii West
Tweniy-nfih street.
Garter Gooding, OF No. 722 West
Eighteenth street. is visiting his par
ents IN Macon, Ga. While in the south
Mr.. GOoding will visit Atlanta. Bir-
mingham and New Orleans on busi-
ness.
Miss Gertrude Wilson and Miss Elva
Worth, Of South CLAYTON street. will
spend The weekend at Asbury Park.
n
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
VILLA joins
ABREGON IN
CHIHUAHUA
IConilnned from First PAGE

Continued from First pagc)
in the state OF chihuahua and prevent
Carranza from directing an offensive
against sonora from the east Later,
however. he may lead an expedition
against Mexico City. should all his
plans be carried successfully. II was
said
MEXICO CITY, April % UNITED
Press. Delayed. "A report was cur
rent here today that Ignacio Bonillas
may return 10 Washington as Mexi-
can Ambassador to the United states.
Alberto PAM, Mexican minister In
Paris. was mentioned as a possible
coalition candidate for the Presl-
dency.
These reports followed publication
In newspapers that BOnillas and Gem
eral Pablo Gonzales, leading presi-
dental candidates, had agreed TO
Withdraw In the interest OF restOra-
tion OF order.
Bonillas has had the support Of
Carranza and has been considered The
leading opponent TO General AlvarO
Obregon, who fed the capital when
he was accused OF dealing with
rebels
More than two weeks have elapsed
since the sonora secession. During
this time disaffectlOns have been
manifest in different parts OF the
country
Observers here today considered
the situation unusual In that none Of
She rebel element had attempted an
organized drive 10 crush the seat Of
federal power They said the gov
ernmcni's position might be precari0us
but pointed 10 the fact u was siill In
the saddle in MexicO-which has al
ways been the seat OF the republics
central government.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
WILTRUCO CLUB
HAS HAPPY DANCE

One OF The most delightful dances
given this season was that held las;
evening by the Wiltruco Club IN the
New Century Club. Spot light and
lucky number dances were features.
Music was furnished by Shorters or
chestra
Favors were balloons and roses.
Miss Frances Smith and Charles Cal
laway won the lucky number dance,
Miss Smith receiving a cOrsage bou-
quei OF sweet peas.
The patronesses were: Mrs d. c.
Aspril. Mrs A. L. Bowe, Mrs. Elmer
L COrnOg, Mrs. H. r. Craig, Mrs. Will
liam G. Devine, Mrs. Tilghman John
son, Mrs. Charles C.. kurtz. Mrs. Her
bert B Mearns. Mrs. James q. Mearns,
Mrs.. r. Y. Simpson. Mrs. :. ID. Town
send Mrs. james p. Winchester.
Among the guests were: Alyan
Allen. Betty Grier; Lewis Allen, sara
Tammony: A. I. BOwe. Mrs. A. L..
BOwe: A. w. Bowen. Emily Pearson;
Harry f. Brooks. Polly Mccormick /,
Edward Buckley, Evelyn Turner
Bayard Briggs, Caroline Briggs; Paul
Bryan. Amanda TruaX; Neil Byrne,
William Keller: Mildred Lee Carter
Charles Carswell, Elizabeth Brierle T;
Charles Galloway. Mildred salcedo
FRANK bullluei ltlltl h'At""t--
Crandell, Irene Scott; James Cnanu-
Ter. Elizabeth Thomas; Truston JAWS
MARY Hipple; Bob Davis, Marina
Grow: Ralph Durstein, Helen Cornos !,
George Dougherty, Lela iaInLmahs :
George Dixon. Theresa Orth' FRANK
Fckles. Helen Gould; George Eckies,
sara Keybrea; Harry Fell, Evelyn
Nayne: Harlan Fisher, Pauline trs1-
ier: Carldton ID. Ford, Dorothy ran
nestock: John Gallagher, Helen sew
ard. William Grier. Frances omitl :
pnih Guver: Dick Hanna, Elsie
Hoopes: i L. Hobbs; Philo huichl-
SON Eleanor Moore: George hdnley'
Ieona Nanlove: Harold Jackson, Ellen
Davidson. George lJanvier; LOUIS
Jones Katherine Jester; Henry halss,
Nuriel wilkins: A. konenberger, sara
psird Howard kurtz, Eleanor
Pi-hon. Charles G. kurtz; MIS-
charles G. Kurtz: Miss Brown; Frank
Nianion. Ann Allis; Lee Pryor, Lillian
Rodman. Richard Reese, kalhstlnlle ~
Rvrne James A. Russell, Louise ron
Iohn Rev. Katherine Rodman; Leslle
Schofeld. Lillian Money; hoDerl
SbsNy Beth Lyons: Bob Shirk, Marion
esrv. Caleb steward: T. Y. Slmp-
son Mrs r V. simpson; Carl Stauf-
co. g.. Ethel shaw: W. p. smith, Mrs.
nfcyelyev. NJ. 5. Townsend. Edith
Ruth: Harold Thomas, Eiiz9Dehs,. l,lDth
Nickers: Fred Tresheri Peggy, MeDD
Rov Wiley. Katherine Allies NSusiian ,,u.
Whitf. ADA Colburn; WIZARD Milsy ~
Earl Zebley, Peggy Frist' Ben Aol-
pher. Marion Lannlng.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
LIBERTY LOAN
BANK No MORE
Little Structure of Great I'M
portance During War
Being. Demolished
NEW QUARTERS IN
DELAWARE BANK

The Allied Liberty Loan Bank on
Market street above Sixth. which play
ed an important part In the sale OF
Liberty bonds during the war and ma
ierially aided Delaware 10 exceed its
quota In each bond drive. soon Will be
an institution Of the past
Workmen are tearing down the lit
tie white frame structure adjoining
the National Bank OF Delaware. and
Il will not take long TO demOlish II.
Thousands Of .DelaWareans have
crowded into the quaint little bank
building since II was erected. and
hundreds OF thousands OF dollars have
been paid over It's counters.
Headquarters OF the Allied Bank
hereafter will be In the Bank Of Della
ware building
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
w.. II. 5. CONFETTI TONICuT.

Inc annu1I r0ncori OF ll0 Whining
ton liIgh school orchestra viii be
given IN ihe auditorium OF the school
This evenings Under the direction Of
John d. Taylor. conductor. de-
llghuul program Will be presented.
chased tickets for this highly promis-
ing musical treat, and Who wish 10
attend, may obtain tickets at The door
tonight
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DIDN'T KNOW HE
HAD SECOND WIFE
speelaI 10 The Evening journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, April 30-James NJ. Ander-
son, the young balloonist who was ar
rested on The charge Of bigamy in
Baltimore, Md, on Wednesday. his
second wife being a Miss Baker Of this
town, was given a hearing before Mag
lstrate +. r. Wood here yesterday and
held in $1,000 bail for court Ander-
son pleaded guilty 10 the charge and
justified his marriage TO Miss Baker
on the presumption that his FIRST wife
had divorced him.
The penalty for bigamy in this state
Is a fine VI not less than 500 nor more
than 5000 and Imprisonment not less
than three months nor more than six
years.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
GENERAL MOTORS ....,.

Three new directors of the General
Motors Corporation have been elect
cd They are Sir Henry MCGOWAN OF
the General Explosives. Ltd. or Eng
land: Arthur Chambcrla'n. who also
Is associated with That company. ana
William McMaslcr OF the Canadian
Explosives. Ltd The directors re-
elected were. - s. dupont J. n Has
lrenee dupont and Lammou dupont
of Wilmington. " c. nurant. T. W.
Hohcnse. l.. g. kaufman r. =. Nc
LaugnHn. g.. s. Mott Alfred p. Sloan,
Dr.. John Thomas smith. y. Yer Lin
den. II. ". bnsscu A. g. Bishop. r..
I n. Collins. W. T.. Day and =. w.
Warner. The organization meeting oi
the board VIII hr held ON May ij
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
PLEASURE MAKING
MICS AROIrI AL IN

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3O.-SiXty
wooden horses viii bo turned 20 saw
dust pasture here soon. there 90 rest
the remainder OF their unnatural lives.
The GO are the Golden Gate park mer-
ry-g0-round sieeds and for 30 years
they have borne the youth of the
city. Their places will be taken with
shiny new steeds ana vanished and
painted zoo animals
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
SHE'S A REGULAR
"CJT-Up." SAYS HE

AKRON, Airil 3O.-Burion Guise
would have divorce from Celia. his
Wiie, because she won't comb her
hair says he. Furthermore. he totes
razor ana talks Of making anaiom-
ical alterations with same. Burton
gossipcd 20 The court.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
,,rnnINC ANNIyERSARY

Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weist or NO.
Az East Tenth street, were given a
surprise party at their home on We'd
nesdav evening. in honor or their hith
wedding anniversary.
Among those present were. NJ
and Mrs. Richard Fcmion and SON MISS
Niss Narv Davis. Miss Grace Craig,
Miss lone Little. Miss Bessie Wright,
John Amyx, Harry Ryan, Wilbur
Ciomons Wesley Davis, Walter Liplc,
Walter Chancet.
-O-0--
The annual production Of antharcite
coal In Pennsylvania Is more than &c.
100000 gross tons.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
TRINITY CHOIR ENTEnTAINs.

The choir OF Trinity NJ =. Church
gave an entertainment last evening In
the church FOR the benefit OF The
organ fund. The program Included
readings by Miss Ella Hopkins. Of
Richardson Park. and a dialogue. en-
Titled Tho Family Album" The
choir sang several selections
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
IINEnpnnI. COTTON.

LlNERpOOL. april 90 united
Press. l-Spois opened quiet today
With prices easier Sales amounted
20 i0O0 bales. Receipts toiallcd 5000
bales including 800 American. fu-
lures opened easy
American mlddlng- fair. 3i.0 goad
middnues. 2sOS. fun mlddiines, 2tus T,
middlinrs. 2lS3. loWmlddlings 22 :
good ordinary, 1893. ordinary, 1873
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
MUNN-GUINAN

Miss Ruby Il Mum. OF No is0S
pine street. this city. and Joseph a.
Guinan. OF No. 1919 South Gcnlhor
q.reei Philadelphia. Pa. were married
ON Nrril 40. by ihH Rev. Joseph \.
Irwin. pastor OF Delaware Avenue
Baptist CHURCH. ai his rosidence, No.
1902 wash ngtOn street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
NEW BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Ellis p. Preston has is
sued the following building permits {:
To l.. Kampcynski. Of No. 3ii South
Adams street addition, $1,000; John
TOmczak. builder
To Frank GOrskl. No. 5i0 South
Harrison street. addition, $50
To Charles B. Leone. No. 1893 West
Fourth street. addition, $500.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
AD SOCIETY ENTERTAINs.

The ladies' AID SOcleiy or West
Presbyterian Church, gave a birthday
party last evening In the lectuhe
room OF the church The play. en-
Titled Those Husbands Of Ours" was
presented. A musical was also given.
A social hour followed.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
5. CANNON y. MUA orrIcrp

At the meeting OF directors of the
l0ung Mems Hebrew Association last
night samuel Cannon was elected n
nancial secretary. Names OF other Of
hcers chosen are given on another
page Of today's issue
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
RED MEN INITIATE

Apache IrIDe No. u. ImnrOVed
Order Of Red Men. will Use IFS new
pharaphernalla for the first time sat
urday night, when they win enter
tain MassasOit Tribe. No. e. and adopt
a class OF thirty pale facSs.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
DIR. sUMWALT TO ADDRESS GRADS.

Dr. J. w. II. SumWalt pastor OF
Grace NJ. y. Church, viii make the
commencement address before this
peake City High School. He was in
Vited by Professor Guy Johnson. SUI
pervising principal Of the school
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
ANTS WARM Up
FOR MOREFIGHT
CONTINUED from Firsi plgo

Ilonlnucu from flrSi Page
unless some Of the Wcek-kncod mem
hers have new strength put into
them. Mrs. Mrs Thompson Is our
new boss and we must help her TO
victory"
Mrs. Thompson ia her address re-
forred 10 The nght that the Delaware
women had put up and compllmcnicd
the members OF the Legislature for
their support.
senator George Arnold Frick. chair
man OF the Maryland senate judiciary
Committee, who said he had intro
duced an The anii-suffrago rcsolu-
lions Ia the Legislature. declared that
Maryland never would raiify.
More than 30 persons including 30
Delawarcans attended the meeting.
representing score OF States. and
ihev raised q large portion OF a S52.-
900 fund. which they need FOR cam
pagn purposes and for headquarters
FOR the national association.
When the officers were selected for
the coming year, Mrs. Henry p.
Scott OF Delaware city was named as
one OF the ce-presidcnts. although
Mrs. scott was not present ai the
meeting. During the time that prep
arations for the ilghi against The rai-
incation OF the so-called suffrage
amendment was In progress In this
Slate prior 20 the cOnvening OF the
LEGISLATURE In special session, 10 was
Mrs. Scott who rallied the force of
anti-sunrage together, Mrs. ,Thomp-
son, The state nrcs d'ni '.t.r8 nu.
lhe Country. AID berui iTe coNcmss
that resulted IN dampening the hopes
Of the suffragisls.
Miss Mary q. kilbreih and Mrs
Hamilton Kean. both OF New York
, were reelected president and treas
urer. respectively Others elected
were. Mrs. James NJ. Goldman. Of
Boston: Mrs. Henry p Scott, OF vii
mingion. Del. Mrs Walter Dougla.
Lamar Of Macon, Ca, and Mrs. VIII
liam l.. Marbury, OF Baltimore. vice
president: and Miss Margaret r.
trund,, ~ phnadoinhia secretary.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
COMPANY 4 DANCES

The Informal dance given Dy Con,
nanv A. q. NJ. D.. at the Armory sst
night was one Of the most deilshV
mi given by that organization.
A feature OF the program was
"lucky number dance, Won pS MAJ, ME-
q lewpie don by Captain Charles Wei
din on the committee were Captain
charles r. Weldin. Sergeants Laws,
Ha,NNOod. TNvoedy and sloan.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
rAnn on rn,Nra
CUSHMANCAUGHT
in new HAVEN
IConilnued from FIrsl parel

N'NHilNU|N lINII fII~I HIrrI.
Ailuied against him by several OF his
ON the bench warrant, the names Of
he numerous complalnants and the
amounts or which Cushman Is alleged
20 nave emhezzlcd was not given II
: understood that The COMPLAINTS
were m1de and the Information given
20 the detectives that Cushman was
IN New Haven. The authorities there
were notified and The arrest followed.
FOR some time Cushman was con-
neoled with largo real estate Arm
m this city but a short time ago
started In business FOR himself al No
2ii West seventh street.
Those appearing against Cushman
m bankruptcy proceedings are Cicero
a. =. H0ey. S6i325. Willard Scott.
5000; Charles r. Fairies. $500. These
crldlt0 are represented by James
salisbury William y Broucr and 4.
j.. bradbury. The latter an emnloye
or the accused man. have obtained
liens on ne atiachablo property OF
Duehm man brcuer is seeking i7nt due
Tor the use OF his office and Bradbury
Wishes back pay and commissions.
A suhrocna FOR Cushman ret,,rn.l,ic
MAY n, was turned over by federal
court 10 Marshal Martin p. FAIRY.
an Investigation OF The motor com
panNs properties and other assets.
m inc event that p. Morgan T.
90. decides % handle future General
Motors issues 10 Is understood fha.
ilcN VIII have associated with them
other banking Institutions that have
loined win them In the past ln other
Industrial floiaiions.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
HEALTH OFIICIAIs CONF1R,rED

Or. Charles n. Handy and Or. Har-
Ney A. Murray, Two Of Mayor Taylors
appoinlees 10 the Board OF Health
confirmed by City Council last night
appeared btore Clerk OF City COun-
on Homer q. simmons. ihis morning.
and took the oath OF oiilce.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
MORGAN ca. CONSIDERING
cFNEUAI. MOTORS FINANCING

BY ihe General Motors Corporation 20
have j. y. Morgan * Co. act as the
company's bankers This was admit
ted yesterday az the banking firms Of
nces. where 70 was said ihai the ilnal
decision would rest on the result OF
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
RuSStiM-CROH

Miss Mildred l.. Russum and Wilbur
S Groh. both OF this city, were mar.
ried on April iO bv the Rev. Joseph
Y Irwin. pastor Of Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church. at his residence. No.
1902 Washington street
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
lInlAGn GRAINs-

CHICAGO. April 80 United Prcssl
Opening gra y. -....
Corn. May iliA, July ib2NWojl
september il6NA
oats. May i00a99A; July es"@h
September lohmlo
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
NV AnnI, cnIInN.

NEW YORK. April 10 United Press
The cotton market opened steady
To-Day May sold al iO2a, on toi July
~ go. on =. October $3.50 up B De
cembrr 3iil. on I January n.9o, up
.. March 1910. up 3.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
BIRLE CIASs SIfPpEn

Three hundred persons attended a
dinner given last evening by the
Momen's Bible class OF ST. Johns p
Z. Church, held In the new schooi
building
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
WARNS TRADE
SLUMP MAYBE
NOT FAR AWAY
-conIInned from FIrsL paeel


lhe new British ambassador TO the
United slaies deliver an address We'd
nesday night.
Sir Eric Is strong man, OF great
personality and force" said Mr. War
ner. His views on the relations be-
tween briioiu and This country made
a deep impression"
GARD or THANKS.
We wish Co thank friends and relatives
lor their sympathy and floral offerings
rtni during our recent bereavement
Mr. and Mrs. O. NJ Davis.