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Evening journal., 1920-01-15
P.J. CARPENTER
BANK OFFICIAL
Elected Vice-President OF
Central National Bank
by Directors Today
WILL RETIRE FROM
LAIRD & COMPANY

At the meeting Of the newly-elected
board OF directors Of the Central Ma
tional Bank today. the following officers
were elected: President, Robert p.
Robinson; vice president, Philip J.
Carpenter; secretary OF the board ana
treasurer, George I. Baird.
Mr.. Carpenter, who was elected vice
president. has been connected with the
bond department Of Laird and Company
since October, 1915. Prior TO that he
was associated with Tilghman Johnston
and Poyntell Johnston in the investment
securities business.
Mr.. Carpenter, during the war, was an
ensign in the Naval Air Service, ne De
ing stationed most Of the Time az the
Air Station at Key West, Florida, where
for part OF the time he had supervision
over the storeroom and the Issuance OF
supplies for that important station OF
the Naval aviation service.
He resumed his services Win LalIu
and Company at the close OF the war
lie will sever his connection with mat
company and devote his time to hls
new position at Central Bank. II u 2
personal move on the part OF Mr. Car
penter ne not representing any out
side interests IN assuming his new po-
sltlOn on February 1.
Mr. Carpenter succeeds as vice-pres'
ident Willard A. Speakman, VINO re-
tires as an offlcer or the bank nut CON
llnues as a director.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
SENATE DEMOCRATS
IN DEADLOCK

WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. UNITED
Press).-senate Democrats today dead
locked over the choice Of floor leader
N succeed the late Senator Martin:
With the vote between Senator's hltch-
cock and Underwood a tic, the Demo
cratic caucus broke up shorty aiteF
MON. with no date set for another at
tempt 70 elect a leader. The caucus
adjourned subject to call by Hitchcock
and Underwood. who, in the meanliille'
will try TO break the deadlock.
refusal Of Hoke Smith, Georgia 70
vote for either candidate caused inc
deadlock 1,t,,,
There were 43 Senators present WIN
smith refusing % vote, the hiiehcoeh
md Underwood factions each had q
votes. Senators swanson, Johnson
South Dakota, and Smith, Arizona were
The caucus at frst voted TO PERM
Carter Glass. the new Senator from VIZ.
einIa 10 vote, but later this action wal
/ reversed ..,t. In.
Mad Glass been permitted TO vote, IN
de-1yood would have won by one Nose
class has not yet taken his seat IN ~. sn
senate although his credentials nav
hesn nresented. The Underwood iorce
voted precedsnts for letting Glass NotS
hut in the end the caucus reluseu ~ o.
Inv this
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
0. 7. CROSBY TO
SPEAK IN CITY
Distinguished Engineer and
Financier to Address
Chamber of Commerce
WAS PRESIDENT OF
CITY RAILWAY co.

oscar T. Crosby, formerly OF this city,
ard widely known. both In the United
States and abroad. VIII be the speaker
al the annual meeting OF the Chamber
of Commerce. which Will be held at
the Hotel dupont Thursday night
January %
Mr. Crosby was president Of the Cd
Wilmington City Railway Company and
was a member of the directorate Of
The Board OF Trade of The 0ity. which
since has been replaced by the Cham-
ber OF Commerce. lie Il a graduate oi
West Point and an engineer OF hisl
distinction. lle was a consulting engi-
neer OF the General Electric Company
and was largely instrumental IN locat-
ing rs great plant. al schenectady n Y
Afler leaving Wilmington Mr. CFosDy
went 90 Af'lca AMI shot big game foI
several months. During the late war
he was assistant secretary OF he treas
ury. at Washington. ard 10 that connec-
ton had great deal 10 do with the
financial operai,ons OF the government
/ In the world conflict. lie was detailed
a. financial expert 20 accompany th'
Peace Commission 90 Paris, ara served
I'm That capacity during the tense tne'
while settlement of The war was belni
made and the peace treaty drawn.
) Mr.. Crosbys subject Will be an
nounced later AZ The annual incel.n'
Of the Chamber OF Commerce, eie'Noi
of nine directors VIII be held Nomi
nations for these directors already nav
been made.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
SAFETY CRUSADE
REDUCES HURTS
r. T. Read Tells of Remark
able Results Achieved
in ST. Louis
Al PER CENT. FEWER
ACCIDENTS IN YEAR

An enthusiastic report OF the results
OF public safety work Ia 81 Louis Is
given by r. T. Read secretary OF the
Public Safety Commtie OF Delaware,
who has Just returned from tnal city
where he attended a meeting OF secrc-
taries Of the National ana Local Coun-
ellis throughout the country.
The meeting In ST. Louis was slgnln-
cant because IN conjunction with The
meeting OF the secretaries, the Public
safety Committee Of that city submitted
report when showed the value OF
such an organization. The Public Safe
ty Comm tiee OF ST. Louis reported that
In spite OF the fact that automobiles had
increased i3 900 there had been a rcduc-
tion In automobile accidents Taking
into account the increase IN the number
Of automobiles, The reduction IN NUM-
Der OF accidents IN one yeas amounted
90 f0rty-0ne per cent There was also
a reduction In steam railroad accidents.
in accidents involving burns and ln In
dustrial accidents
one OF the very Interesting features
brought out In the report OF the Public
( Safety Committee was the fact that for
/ the year 1919 there were eighty-seyen
/ fewer coroners inquesls than there
were nineteen years ago and this in
spite Of the fact that the population Of
-. Louis has increased by more than
/ 10000 I'm those years
THE meeting at 50. Louis was a
/ splendid exhibition OF the value of
public safety work In any community"
said Mr. Read. Before the citizens of
I 81. Louis began their intensive came
/ pagan, they had as many accidents on
the streets and IN the homes as any
other community OF Ike size. BY con-
slant endeayOr and by cooperation
with all classes, these accidents have
been steadily reduced until today st.
Louis occupies the leldne position
among the large communities of TIL.
country IN the matter of public safety
zone thing that ought to be Interest
ing 10 everyone OF the ind Vldua' 5 la Ou
state who Is working TO help 10 reduce
| accidents here Is ihe fact that In ~
Louis they have managed 10 susiali
The enthusiasm OF the various worker
ever since The movement was nrs
laurched The committees are rc1
working committee composed OF mr'
, who enter into the safety movemen
+ with the same eascrness and serious
, ness as they give 20 Their own ousl
, ness. As a consequence they achie
b results"
n Mr.. Resd Discussed with The Loc'
- Safety Committee or st. Lou's th
4 methods being used there and broug1
- back with him reports from the variou
o committees showing exactly the line
Il on which they are working 70 redu,
: accidents. His report will be s'Dm.
ted 10 the Pubic safety Committee
ihe nelasvare Safety Council az hs.ne'
meeting rft
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
ORPHEUS CLUB IN
CONCERT TONIGHT

Al the Playhouse tonight. the Or
pheus Club. under The direction OF
Ralph Kinder. will give the nrst con-
cert OF their third season. with John
Barnes Wells, OF New York, as solo.sl.
Among the solos by Mr.. Wells VIII
be lnclud d Song from omar khay-
VAN" Harris: Down by tho sally Car
dens." an old Irish melody; two Negro
splrliuals: Sweetheart, I'm Dreamlns
OF YOU" by Kinder; kitty by Wolls'
and a Khaki Lady" by Aylward.
The chorus will open the program
with Billiards. "Hutlng song follow d
by Schuberrs beautiful and dilicuit,
"TIarkl Hark the Lark sung without
instrumental accompaniment.
The popular soldiers Chorus" from
Faust. viii be th, final number
Elaborate preparation has been made
by the Orphcus Club for a line presen-
lali5n Of q varied program.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
Iou\ r. DODGE DEAD.

NEW YORK, Jan 10 .Unlled trSssl
John 2. Dodge Detroit automobile man
ufacturer. who had been III win pneu-
monia for a week al the Ritz Carlton
here. died al 1890 last night Ills con-
dilion had been considered critical Tor
two or three d7ys by his physician Or.
Ira Hill. and for some time before the
end he was unconscious and unable 10
recognize his wife aud daughters VINO
were at his bedside
John Dodge came TO New York with
his brother. Horace. 10 attend ihe re-
cent automobile show Both became
IN with pneumonia. 1t flrst Horace's
condition was considered serious, and
Johns illness not serious. but the for
mer soon passed The critical stage and
IS now expected to be out again within
Two weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
dover FIREMEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Grand Master Derrickson OF
|. o. o. F. Will Visit
Dover Tonight
8 DIE IN ONE FAMILY
WITHIN "a HOURS
.eclal 20 The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. i5.-The Robbins Hose
Company have elected the following OF
flcers for the ensuing year: President,
w. Charles Boyer; vlce-president, Lou
W. Clifton: recording secretary, John
C. Hayes; financial secretary, Clarence
r Dempsey; treasurer. Samuel II. Car
son; fire recorder, Ernest q. Marundalei :
trustee. Edward A. Erdle.
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge j..
o. o. +. Of Delaware, n. Arthur Der
rlckson. will pay an official visit this
evening 10 Phnodemic Lodge, No. Z,
I. o. o. F.. OF Dover. Arrangements VIII
be made for the large class Initiation
TO be held next month.
Beulah Rebekah Lodge viii hold a
cobweb social this evening, at the home
OF Nlr. and Mrs. Harry Vane, corner Of
Reed and New streets. In addition TO
a musical program, refreshments VIII
be served.
Bezister OF Wills Z. B. Raughley,
has granted letters testamentary on the
70 low ng estates: To Mary B. J. Jar
dine on estate Of Margaret Fell Weldon
TO Alice c Frazier, estate OF William
NJ Frazier; 10 Anna B. Josting. estate
OF John Henry Josting; TO William J.
Webb estate OF Sallie T. Webb 10 Fred
erick and Robert Friedel. estate Of Jacob
Frledel; TO Nathan II. Rowland, estate
OF Malinda p. How and.
Magistrate Z. L. Wood has Deen con
fin A 10 his home FOR over week "luI
a severe cold.
Prothonotary Daniel NJ Ridgely ma:
been confined 70 the house, threatenee
with pneumonia
/ DR. r. W Copper. OF Cheswold' con
nected with the Service Citizens Wi
sneak in the Peoples Christian Churc.
next sunday. both morning and eNehlns
an TUESDAY evening January ~. Ut
! Cooner will lecture before the st. PAU
/ aroiberhood OF the Peoples Cllrlstiai
church on the subject "What we LII ~
/ md what we Don't" 4 musical prO
-, win no given during the eVeh'ht
NJ "Jav Waller" the representalN'
- he Deiaware Safety Council, arrived
in Dover yesterday ana gave Si,,,,,, uei.G.a
STATIONS Of carefulness IN cIOss n'
streets etc. In several instances 80
! te-dav he pointed out the carelesslios
~ aufo drivers in exceeding ule So,
I,,oit railing 10 blow horns at CROSSINGS
otc % Ne created some eXc'tm"nt as ",
walled through the main streets
Dover dressed as a "hay-seeu' ii0 '''
visited the schools. -. ,o,o,,,
Tbree deaths in one Negro iaiiill
within pa honrs-a husband. We i,s.u., an
ersndchild. all three dying OF 9iHe,gn ,la
snmenis occurred near Magnolia wv wv.
davs ago. Mrs Arlena motifs ase
ahont 40. died after an operation 10
appendlcitis: the husband lhoIna
Morris. died twelve hours later iroi
Ian enlargement Of the liver and grano
child AGED year died twelve nouI
/ later of grippe. The funeral OF al ulre
took place the SANG day in John Wesle
Chnrch. near Magnolia.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
WILMINGTON TRUST
ELECTS DIRECTORS

Al The meeting OF stockholders of ih'
Wilmington Trust Comqany l-is -.1r -
ing. The following directors were elect
ed 10 servo FOR The ensuing year;
Joseph Boncroft. Thomas F. Bayard'
George p. Bissell John Bisgs, +. Don
aldson Brown, Henry Bush, Geo'ge ;.
C,palle. William G. Coke. Lammot du-
Pont. II. F. dupont. Irenee duPott'
Charles II. Gawihrop. Andrew c. Gray
T Allen Hillcs. william 5. Hlles'
George n. Honocker. Tnghman John
sion. Charles C.. Kurtz. Rob RI ID. Kemp
William Wlndor Laird. william +. Ly-
nam. James c McComb, Townsend w
Miller, Edmund Mitchell Charles A.
Palterson, Robert II. Richards. Harlan
q. Scott. Henry p. Scott. William r.
sellers. Caleb NJ. Steward, samu X
SIN IN, w. Harold Smith. Rodney Thay-
orr. s. d. Townsend. II. II. Ward. C.
Wesley weldln and James p. Winches'
ter.
The directors win meet next Thurs
day morning az Il o'clock for the cleo
ton OF officers. At This mornings meet
ing. a resume OF figures for the pas
fye years was pres ,nted TO the board.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
TALK DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT.

The stage was sci Today TOT lle en-
forcement of the National Prohibition
Amendment in this district.
William W. Hindman. state Director
OF Prohibition. was in Philadelphia to-
day 10 confer with Lee A. Crossen'
Federal Prohibition Enforcement "tlcer
for the district which includes Drla-
ware. on plans for carrying Otii ,he
provisions OF the law.
Mr.. Hlndmln viii have charSe or IL
vestieations Of those who win be per-
mitted 20 manufacture and sell liquor.
such as physicians and druggists. lie
also will enlist the services or social
and civic bOdieI TO help enforce The
prohibition law.
Mr.. Crossen will look afler the Illicit
manufacture and sale OF intoNicanis as
well as bOotleggers. Mr. Cr0ssen's VIII
mington staff attended the conference.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
SUPPORT ORDER on TRUITT.

For the support Of his wlte ana on. ona
child Harry r. Truitt, OF Middletown'
~ 80 ordered 10 pay $3.50 a week by
peputy Judge Finger in Municipal Cour' l1
tbis morning. When the case was
Sroucbt before the court about d
-nont5 ago. II was continued until To-
AZ, "a allow Truitt to recover from an
TI9ess % -esulting from his service Win
the army in France. u was tep0.V ~ -, -
10 the court this morning taa. w 10, -
has been examined by doctor ana Wa Was
Sonnd to be In condition to 90 clerlca' cler,c,
work. but not work Of laborous chaI'
acter. ..,.-,o,, for
Martin B. Burris was attorney 1o'
Truitt,
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
MORE CITIZENS
FOR UNCLE sam
384 Ex-Service Men Will
Take Preliminary Exam
nations Tonight
DINNER FOR THEM
AT THE DU POINT

Thirty-eight more aliens. former SER
vice men, VIII take preliminary eXami-
nations IN the Federal Building tonight
TO qualify for citizenship. Twenty y-eisht
took the tests last night. ON Monday
noon all Will appear fn United Siates
Court and formally receive citizenship.
10 will be necessary only for them to
appear with two witnesses TO V0uch
To- their character and their discharge
papers.
lue men are residents Of Whining
ton and New Castle county. Born
abroad, they enlisted under the United
States colors. Any former service man
In the city who Is not a citizen and
who was honorably discharged from
the service VIII be granted fun citizen
ship II he makes application.
on Wednesday evening, January 2i
the men will be guests OF honor at q
banquet IN the Hotel dupont. The
Chamber Of Commerce. Rotary Club
and Klwanls Club will be hosts. A
program Of music and singing has been
arranged.
Alfred q Warner. president Of The
Chamber OF Commerce. Will preside
and introduce Mayor Taylor who viii
welcome the new citizens. Mayor Tay.
lor will Introduce william f. Hille'
and Harry Y. Jemison, who VIII ad
dress the men. The men will meet al
| the armOry. Twelfth and Orang0
streets. az o'clock and 60 90 th'
| hotel IN q body.
The following men took the examlna
ton last night:
George Brown. Bruno Vllone. Nor
rls shafl. William Wallace. Frank Tore
| Frank Zeranskl. Joseph Biag' one. Eu
gene Blondl, Joseph Mclaughlin, stan
ley J. Riska. Dominic Maegnate, Harr
King. John OrzechOwski. Walter stone.
Salvatore Tanda. Nite Nappi, Fillipp
/ Mazzucco. Antonio Mcale, Salvador
Mgnogno. James A. Mulvena, Carlo !
Lasca'a. Nicola Lanlere. Sverre p. Hell
ESQ, Attlllio GrOvannoZzi. Patrick Far
rell, Guy Edwards. Antelo Calatdi an
Samuel TeascherkO.
Those men who Will take their e'
animation tonight are:
Patrick Joseph Meenehan. MchaI
Ambrose. Ferdlnando Aquilano, Alex
snder Anselessi, stephen Schehowic
Peter p. Wroblewski, Vito Nisclio, sa
vatore Trischltta, Ben Tassonh Ale'
ander Termans. Fe'iciano Salerno' Ale'
ander Riello, Salvatore Pescla, sam
Papillo. Anthony Mackaj, Rocco Ma
tino, II. King. Isaac lliovlci, Ceferlr
Gonzales. Vincent s Mldkasky. RalT
Gizzi. Charles Galaris, Andy Granular
Adam Gravino. Michael Ferrio, Anton
r Fols. Sabatanl DaZlani. Angelo Dan
brosia. Michael E. di Salvo. John
Angelo, New Castle; Giovanni b. Co
francheschi, Domenico Chirilli, ANA
, lCostontlnO. Ignatz Borowska, Lui
! Bassetti. Gustav J. Brzeski, Carman Co
pol, George Brown.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. Jan. i5T-George Nande-
grift. an employe Of the Krebs Pigment
and Chemical Company was burned
about the face and eyes while at work
Tuesday.
William and Whitney Day, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Day, are III with
the measles.
William A Pote and family Of Ches-
tertown. Md. have moved here and
will reside in the house formerly oc-
cupied by A. A. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T. Groome had as
their guests over the weekend. Misses
Anna Jones and Katharine rutherford
Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
TO GIVE RECITALS
FOR EDUCATION WORK

Under the auspices OF the w. C. r. u.
unique and delightful recltals will be
given tomorrow and Saturday evenings
In the New Century Club. by the Ma
tlonal Society FOR Broader Education.
at Carlisle, pa.
The sololst Will be Edwin swain.
baritone, and Sign0r Philip Sevasts,
harpist. Both artists are well-known
In musical circles and ere considered
among the mot efficient entertainers in
concert work before the public today.
Miss Dora Gilbert VIII be the planlste.
She excels not only as a piano sololsi
but as an accompanlst These reclals
viii be treats to all music lovers and
a pleasing program VIII be given each
evening. The National Society for
Broader Education co-operates In edu-
cailonal work with local ORGANIZATIONS
throughout the United states and Can
ada.
The program for tomorrow evening
follows;
E'ude IN n Flat Major. Llszt, ny Dora
Gilbert. Care Selve. Hand ]: VitOril.
milo Core Ca~isslmi. In the Slence of
n ght Rachmanlnom: by Edwin swain.
Contemplation. SpOhr; Imprompiu.
Thomas: ria-Scand'novlan. Greg by
Philip Sovasia. Aria-"I Mariius Am '
Cndman, by Edwin swain. Allegro from
the Sonata Op. % Schytis; selected by
Dora Gilbert: Bcf0u'n Love Song. Chad
wick Love IA a Bubble. All,isen; Slave
Song. Del nl1ro. by Edwin swain.
Adagio, MCndelssOhn; Eiude Meiodlque
Godef fo'd: Scherzo. Bolloita; selected
by Philip Sovasla. Solected: q. I'm Not
Myself at All. Lover: TWO Negro Spir-
iiunls, Sl01din' IN dc Need O. Prayer
Reddick; Ny Little Souls Coin a shine
Guion, by Edwin swain.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
DIR. scoTT ADDRESSES NY.

Dr Clifford J. Scott, superintendent OF
the Wilmington Schools addressed a
meeting Of the Hi-Y club at the \. NJ. Z.
A Yesterday afternoon. At the conclu-
SION ~ Dr. Scott's address the mem
hers OF the club enjoyed their weekly
supper. - t,,-.,s
r Gihbs and Leighton X. Smith, OF the
Wilmington High School faculty. ana
John c. Pierson. Il was announced that
George B. Miller president Of the state
Board Of Education. would address the
club some time In February.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
THESES THIEVES GET
DIEGHTOEPS TOBACCO

The home OF William C. Dcightou, oI
Nrorshallion. clerk n the olllce OF
ibe Recorder Of Deeds. was broken into
last Thursday night The thieves TOOK
about s3j in cash. Pipe and pounl Jar
OF tobacco. pair OF rubber', umDr elia'
and o.her small articles. ulher ihins9
had been piled up to be taken away
hut the robbers were evidently fright
cred before they nud time 10 galhe-
them up.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
TO EXPLAIN WORK AT
CHURCH FARM SCHOOL

An address 10y the Rev Charles ".
Schre.ner head Of the Church Farm
School OF the r. p. Church. al Glen
Rock. Pa. viii be a feature OF the
meeting this afteroon at Calvary p. T..
Church. Third and Washington streets
OF the Womon's Auxiliary OF the Do
cese OF Delaware lie VIII tell OF The
work 40 lhe SCHOOL. rs scope and de
Vr.lEment I, was established tive
scu- $50 tu educate ard provide a trade
FOR Protestant white boys between the
ages OF twelve and lfieen years, who
are deprived Of support
Mrs. Frank O. Tallman. Mrs VII
liam n Beacon and Mrs. Robert b
Rayner, delegates 10 the recent De
trolt convent on VIII make reports.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
IROTARIANS HEAR OF
NEAR EAST HORRORS

Stewart D. Jessup, Of the Near East
Relief Committee, was the speaker at
the weekly dinner OF The Rotary Club
at noon today. at the Hotel dupont
Mr.. Jessup gave a general description
Of the political, civil and economic CON
ditions In Syria and adjacent countries
He told Of some conditions IN those re-
glons. and urged help for The dis
tressed people.
George II Spackman, president OF me
club. was the POSTMASTER. Cornelius p.
Garretson was appointed master-at-
arms for the year 1920. and Frank
Greenhawk, state Scoutmaster, was
made chairman OF The boys work com
mltine.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
SIFS ron HOUSE DAMAGE.

no allow The compI0in7nt 0n oppor-
iunlty to amend his pleading the cos'
Of Peter j. Ford against Max shapiro
was continued by Judge Rice In Court
OF Common pleas yesterday The plain
tin asks $500 damages, alleging mat
Sh pi-o couscd damage TO the house.
No. iii6 West Third street while oc-
cupying IL from January. 1913, TO NO
vember % Of the same year.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
Y NJ G.. A. AFFAIRS

Irving J. Casslcr, leader OF the VII
minglon Community Service Chorus
will lead tie sing Of the glee club OF INC
Y. VI. C. \. In the social room OF the y
bundlag tonight 4 large attendance Is
expected.
The Wireless Club OF the boys depart
mon, OF the "Y'' VIII meet tonight for
instruction. The Bible Class OF No.
school met In the boys department.
quarters this afternoon for their week
Is Bible session.
A meeting OF those boys interested IN
the Dramatic Club took place at the
y" last night. j.. Frank Huss, and The
BOYS talkcd over plans for the annual
minstral show OF ihe "l' boys. which
win take place this year On April i6.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
MRS LAWN. JAooUoT DEAD.

Mrs Lavinia Jacquot. aged so yesrs'
wife OF Frank Jacquot. died at tne
nome OF her daughter, Mrs. Catherine
Darvagh, In philadelphia, yesterday
Death was caused by heart disease su-
perinduced by the contraction OF a Sc
we're cold. Mrs. Jacqhot had not Deen
in good health for some tine.
No time has as yet been set FOR the
funeral, but II will probably take place
Monday morning The deceased was
member OF st Patricks r. c. Church
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
BOY ARRESTED ON
FORGERY CHARGE

Marion J. BAN, sged Is years, en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. was arrested shortly after
noon today by Detective Sergeant Green
on a charge Of fOigery and obtaining
money by false pretences
II Is alleged that Bail raised one
check OF the railroad company from
s3s ~ 10 $3.50 and another from s54.1O
10 $3.50
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
nrrpoYT COMPANY MEN MEET.

Arthur LsMotte. manager OF the du-
Pont Technical Bureau, presided az a
luncheon OF that organization st noon
today In the Hotel dupont. The orsani-
zstion IL holding q three-day technical
discussion. and durins the past sessions,
several important and interesting
papers have been read by those en-
ployed IN this department.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
ur,ITuIFcTIRE FOR MEN.

In the queen Theater at $50 O'CLOCK
and 7 o'clock on Sunday there viii De
a free exhibition Of motion pictures re-
lating to social diseases. The pictures
will be shown under the direction o.
the State Board Of Health and under me
auspices Of the Rotary Club. Only men
aver IS years OF age will be admitted.
Evening journal., 1920-01-15
Many FFFL EXPLOSION.

Tle shock, what was tloughI 20 Dl
an explosion. was fet IN several sec
tiops OF the city, at 1890 o'clock this
afternoon Several Inquiries wero re-
celved at police headquarters An in
vosilgation was made by dupont OIL
eials. but there was no explosion at any
OF It's nearby plants.