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The Holbrook news., 1920-08-13
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE COURTS.

avbkng by the courts has become serious problem The check balance framed the efah who wrote fromK Kansas
 The courts from the up are usrpng the Legislative who being We indignant justly the assumption powers congress by the chief country been "beakng law and effect making law greater than has the executive except in instances
 Examples Woon goods not clothing the meaning profeeng the they the They raise the limit if they wish One federal judge has oken him. lawmaRe plenty prOfteering easier decide that woOen goods clothing than find big fteer guilty of prOfteering.
 plenty country prOfe But the country has not freed from proftee On the bOlder constantly diminishing pocketbook.
 few hundred have been fined little fellows crbng say putting m profteering years
 We have been strong but weak enforcement Our laws laws-ordnay ordinary
 $ matte courts?
 that federal coupry similarly supreme court decision declared dividends taxable decision stitntion applies he into the form Of stock dividend The man on salary cannot well convert himself dividend the the end of the His income income and must the income tax But does not take five judges the bench Orn act individually enforcing the find making laws and breang aws One judge upheld law Another declare it that valid the decisions of that court it was saed Tt is but decent respect due wisdom the integrity and the patriotism of the legislative body on of the constitution proved beyond reasonable doubt Mere than half the held Every possible presumption is shown beyond a rational doubt
 One branch government encroh upon the of
 
 upon of salutary
 and five hold they are not the question has not been solved beyond reasonable doubt Yet the breaking of by majority has become common as scarcely to attract comment
 provides power derived This amendment adopted overcome the to the which destroyed former income decision virtually nuife he present opinion opinion people wipe by the xteentha amendment
 to add substract that have of country legislative a prerogative they have usurped
 oonsuionaity have found good and have held thereby making way vhisey judge Louisville Ky The farm loan bank worthless it's conitutionality has elouded federal 1 by this held unconstitutional This would indicate the nothing personal opinion judges change with its changes membership.
 There is only remedy curb this tendency of courts to defeat all reforms both of legislation constitutional amendments that will take away appellate jurisdiction from the court every case where Of the questions at is the onsuonaty of the validity executive article conitu this and it time the limit Many lawyers defenders of this overthrow of laws by judges the do their profession credit It has courts escape righteous public n making country a robbers plain right nuify invidate laws which public
 
 ng the breeding dsrespec law laying found
 PROTECT CITIZENS TOO II If apply the for the proteoon of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
Too Many Drinking
Bouts for His Wife

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April ~
"A tour OF Europe that was sue
cossion OF card games, drinking
bouts and humiliations. ending Win
a parting from his wife. forms :
basis of charges In suit for divcrcs
filed by Mrs. Margaret Ryrne Of thus
city against Richard Byrne, hcaviv
Interested in n local sardine com
pany.
Crossing from the United States
to England last fall. Mrs. Byrne
charges, her husband bribed the
dining-room steward 10 keep OPEN
until a. m. SO that he could have
all the liquor he. desired Thruous
the trip, she says. he drank. playco
cards and neglected her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
LOGGED OFF LANDS

WHITE FOR MkP SHOWING To-
OF sals OF ioKged-off lands offered
90 settlers In Western Washingion.
WEYEHHAEUSEK TIMER CO.
TACOMA WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
ACREAGE
LITTLE FAnMa

We have n faw LITTLE FAHMg
that should appeal 90 you a. "A
means Of reducing the cost ~
living getting back 10 Nature.
~ starting NE in n substantial
way. these LITTLE FARMS
rhuFe Ia rize from quarter
acre tU nm acre the soil in en-
caiient. "a rich. black loan. ana
READY Tor cultivation this
spring. city water piped 60
each farm.
These LITTLE FARMS are ide al
~ situated. with n south and
east slope only 20 minutes
from tho center ~ tho city. ~
the most highly improved die
trirL just three quarters Of "a
mile north 81 the city limits.
close Go paved highway. feg-
srnl fine stores and large brick
school. the surrounding land in
In "a high state 81 cultivation.
the transportation facilities arc
excellent only n few miuut"E
walk 90 street ear. bus line or
interurbhn. making o. a. com
N"nicnt ~ your work as living
In the city.
Remember you have practically
all city convenience, except
ing HIGH TAXES and ASBEsS-
MENTA.
These LITTLE FARMS can h.
had for az low hs $3.50 on
terms Of $50 down and 80 per
month. which includes interest:
a. there are only "a few 81
these LITTLE FARMS left. you
should select one without de-
lay
A. nm investment. Il can not b.
surpassed. az our prices are
much lower than the adjoining
property be- selling for.
Phone Main 1891 for FUN infor-
nation and Ne viii gladly
make an appointment 10 show
you these LITTLE FARMS a.
your convenience. Do IL today.
Don't delay
JOHN = ELLIOTT co.
3gi i.ohry Bldg Main 1851
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
UNIVERSITY
iatnf
10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
WEST SEATTLE BARGAIN
owner going East viii sell bis
strictly modern S-Toom house. near
high school, and a bargain 10 ynN
can make q good cash payment (.
this house ir only Z years old, has
cement basement. hot water heat.
fireplace. hardwood fiours. garage.
inrEe lot. you should see this
place.
J y UHQtIIART
2os Pioneer building Main 1898
J. o. kfEFEn- WEST SEATTLE
real estate exclusively. rstab-
tiHhed 1906 Downs bldg. s01 Sec
nnd ave MIN l1sA
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FnuiT. CHICKENS, HOGS

u. 600
y acres: 4 acres ready for crop; :
acres iArR. b~aring fruit trees.
lots Of small fruit: good Groom
house. good well and spring. water
plped in house: hog tight fence,
with ucw posts. barn. 6 hog
houses. hen house. greenhouse
good road. close TO boat landing
beautiful view Of Sound and
mountains: house insured for
81 GOO sold fz0e worth Of cher
ricE last season. very easy terms.
or trade FOR city property. SONS
place. Gee eager.
HuII.iN BROS. LAND CO.
Main zsfa sea-s Saabnard Bldg.
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Petrograd. Russia. is now 60
mated to have civil population q
100000. Its population before -
war was more than 1.s50.00o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
WANTED-REaL ESTATE

WANTED
ListinEr % the four or five best
homes In the Iniveretty. Cowen
IaTk and W~inRford districts
that ran be bolg he for. from o. 500
20 $1,000 We have customers Tor
homes 81 this class
JOHN . ELLIOTT co.
Branch office;
~ tsth ~ and stone Way.
Phone North 90
WANTED RENT or GROOM
cottage or bungalow. unfufntrhed.
cali Beacon ighf
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wAnnrN nrALrY COMPANY
sa07 rastlals Aysnue capitol 1855

ss0T f.Astiakc Avenue capitol 1858
lfoME AND INCOME
Here - wonderful chance for a
young couple 60 vet a dandy start
in iitr. You VIII never have 10
worry about your paymeuts " you
huy this piacr. You will Away .
have an income Of tzs per month.
and nice homo besides Now
tiatsn 20 this. II 10 iocatru in a
nice district. on paved street. ana
only ia blocks from Madrona car
iines u has 4 nice rooms and hath.
and In the rear II has large.
beautiful sun phfinr with 20 win
dows and a kitehsn~tts. This 10 tho
part they fight over % rent at
iga per month. leaving you nice
rooms 10 live IN. and only fip per
month o. pay. a. the fuii mphihi -
payments are only tzs. Including
interest The total price ~ only
81 80 " sold hy Tuesday evening
1900 cash Can you beat u Va re-
aitlrf Call AZ ia i1th ave- or
phone East e1k1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
srE THIS pnonrcER

eis acres. all cultivated rich
soil; 90 bearing fruit trees:
berries flowers. f-r o q m
bungalow. bath. electric
light. phone hot and cold
water. basement. garage,
modern chicken house, 20
chtckenss near car ltne
splendid buy. Take 1900
down. A2f Lumber Er-
change Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
OI7yErS ANNE

QUEEN ANNE IiAHGAIN
Fine T-roum modern home. in nrnt-
class condition. fun basement. FUR
mace fireplace. large lot. paved
street. price only 1850. win
terms.
- URQUIIART
eos Pioneer Building Main 1153
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
S FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
NORTH GROVE SUBURBAN
ItOMEAtTI.H

This district o. located on the Coun-
try cub boulevard. only = miles
north ~ the city iimitA. hnd IN
provided with city water. electric
light telephone. etc. Evrry tract
cleared aud ready Tor cultivation.
The soil iH ideal for fruit berry ~
vegetable growing Take Everett
intrrufban 90 aroyoiand station.
which Ia right IN center of thc
property. ~ call al our office
NORTH GROVE LAND co.
Elliott sss1 ~, seabonrd nidK
t2seE- piftNNET DISTRICT
on account OF owner being COM
PEELED 10 leave the city and dcslr-
ina o. make quick saie. ~ are
Instructed a. offer hir home az this
Hacrlfcu price, it has 3 rooms, a
good sized Eiana- enclosed sleeping
porch. good plumbing. electric
lights and sac also a garage. the
lot be a0xiO0 and has good View
ali street improvements. except
paving. are ~ and paid; only
blocks o. car line. this ie rare
opportunity 60 get modest home
at a bic bargain. W. viii not EtNe
you tho location over the phone.
~ A. Hf-ifnOEpER
fit ftsntuu Heck Main !
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$500 1900 CASH -ii.700
BALLARD BARGAIN
broom cottage. in me condition
paved ridoN alin and sewer In, all
assessments paid THIS rs
HEAL SNAP AND WORTH EN-
EitY CENT AK ED.
CLIFFORD LAND co
ci7 Third Avenue Elliott %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
IS FOR sALE-UEAL ESTATE
WOODLAND PARK HOME
Z hooma $4,000. $500 caah

This Is tho place you have been
looking for. just y block from
ears Z blocks O. Woodland park
fruit and berries galore: house 10
not new. but built Ia the good old
right way" and The Interior 10
charminEiy decorated in old ~
ory. rooms are all large nice pan.
riea reception han, living room,
dining room Nith beautiful butt
IN buffet fireplace. etc. and
Kitchen down stairs. large cor
nef bedrooms and bath up HtairH.
large attic, also. has bah- lurnt,
etc Just read this over again and
realize what an opportunity this
h. for ONLY s.. 500. with only $500
cash and balance ms rent Exactly
a. described
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GARAGES
MACHINERY

ron RENT MODERN GARAGE ~
Lakewood. at private home. issa
Maple way
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INVESTIGATE TO-DAY
TO SELL.

Ny foxi0o-foot level lot. with sewer.
grade. etc. in ana paid in full.
0nr-half block TO car. close in.
VIII take what assessments and
three years taxes cost me. 1855
1900 cash n you can't buy a.
once. don't answer. Address Ell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21
ron sAIr--nrAl. ESTATE

RAINIER BEACH
-. 500 Picture n big house. extern
sion sided up To second story,
ntucco above. large dofnerat
front porch iatticed In; large dous
BILE side porch. vine covered. CON
crete walks, lot l07Ntisj fuit
trees. lots ~ roses and other Hh-
ponaiva nhrubbsfy. small building
suitable Tor garage. lNThitlolL z
extra largo rooms, living room.
library about 1880 massive me
place. open stairway out OF liFiuE
room. beamrd ceiling, view from
library ~ Mount Rainier. dining
room bright ana cheerful, ffrhch
doors open Go side porch, view or
Lake Washington ana city kitch-
~n has ample cupboard room,
extra large sleeping rooms. large
clothes closets IN ehrh. bath! con
crete foundation. $3.50 cash, bel
ancr like rent MAKE \ bIAltI+
gET a HOME.
GEO a. SPENCER s. 90.
ASA Ferdinand H. columbia 'ityl
~. T. Marsh Mgr Phone hainier ~.
AND GROOM AODEitS HOUSES
- some one who wants ~ resell
ana make good money, 1897 Day
ton n
NEAT 4-nOOM COTTAGE. COOP
location, fireplace. bath. Quick
sale. a. 600. owner. Eenwood 1893.
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VACANT TODAY

VACANT TODAY
Owner leaving state. and must sell
a. once this t-rpotn pleasant bun
Eaiow. on. block 60 ears large.
light living rnem with Fireplace ?
bedrooms with large closets. bath
connecting Kitchen with huiif-in
features Priced 10 sell at first
look, ts.sbe. 1850 each. Gas q
month. including interest
n g. TURNER
REAL. ESTATE COMPANY
Room Downs sid Phone Main 5tt7.
Call iowett or Williams.
1900 CASH. $50 MONTHLY
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Price only 81 $50
s-ROpM tTfp~IEH vi NgAiOw
In West Seattle
Level lot tthiGs o. ailUy. rich soil.
no gravel. Sound view; garage
built less than year, has breakfast
nook. large front porch. basement.
fno plumbing. n very neat. cnHy
little home. direct from owner
WA p HOWE
Main 1885 go New York Block
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rniott ass. as s,aboard nidr


Seven large rooms and sun paflor.
exceptionally large living room
and fireplace. hardwood fiours. all
plate glass Windows, Nery pleas
ant bedrooms IN white enamel
bath room In white enamel with
sii~ floor. itAf.L ROOM N one
haif ~ basement hot water heat
laundry trays and garage with
concrete floor and drain, $500
ti.ane cash
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NEAT 4-ItOOM COTTAGE. GOOD
location. fireplace. bath. Quick
sale. a. 600 owner. Eenwood 1893.
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% rUK sALk--wATEKFKoNI
PROPERTY I


We are building four pretty bungs-
lows for sale, prices $3.50 to
f. $1,000. Better drive out ana see
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos srd Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-21

MAKE 1909 gY iu'YINg
THIS GROOM III NGAt.BW
owner has bought farm. 90 SAYS
aeii quick Tor 81 GOO. and iys worth
.. n0as tsrfus only 1850 ranh. bal
hnrs like rent. me corner lot suk
roo feet. all cleared. ready fuf
lawn. city water ana liEht Nne
view 81 sound and m9untainrs
biars 20 street car. : blocks t. me
sandy beach. blocks TO school
stores and church.
JOHN y ADAMS
FAuniieroy station or si5 iforfon
IftaFL
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wANTBD--5 SHARES OF s 4 Il
oil stock. at si25 per share ETA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
NOTICES.
;TArES sTEEL COMPANY.

GULF STATES STEEL COMPANY.
Notice of the Annual Meeting OF stock
holders March 30. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the tockholdcrs OF Guif states
tho company. du Pont Building, Market
strcet, Wilmington, Delaware, ON Monday.
March 30. 1920. at IL O'Clock noqp. Tor the
election Of three directors tn servo for a
term OF three years. and for the transaction
Of such other business as may properly
come before tho said meeting.
Tho books for tho ira nsfer OF stock cf the
company will not be closed. but no stock
can be voted at said meeting which shall
have been transferred on tho books of the
company during the period Of 20 days prior
to said meeting.
Dated New York March =. 1920.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
w. II. MOORE Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
HOTEL. MAJESTIC

Ocean view, cap. coo.
baths. running water In
vice. Amer. plan. - 80
weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
y virginia Ave

aud Il q a G Il
elevator. private
rooms shft~ ser
up daily. special
NJ. A. SMITH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIRING
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NoTICE-Estate OF William J. Fisher, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that letters
upon the estate OF William 4. Fisher. late of
" Wilmington hundred. decea sed, were duly
granted unto Equitable Trust Company
On the first day o. March. a. 10. 1890. and
all persons indebted TO the said decea sed
are requested to make payment to the
admin stTa tor c. G. a. without delay, and all
pcr sons bavinR demands against the de
ceased are required to exhibit and present
the same duly proba ted 10 the said ad-
day OF March, A. ID. 1921. or abide by the
law in this behalf.
EQ UiTABLE TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator c. {. "A.
Address; Whining ton. Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, Nj.
CONTINENTAL.

Tennessee near Beach. a'ways open
private baths. running water in rooms.
elevator; excellent table: white service.
orchestra. American plan - so ND daily:
special weekly rates. Booklets Garage
NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
TYPEWRITERs.

j A. SMITH TYPEWkiTEf. EXCHANGE
All makes sold, rented and repaired
Anlco Adding Machines and Caegk Writers
w seventh street. secoau iioor, over bar
Ter shop. Phones sos or 2955
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
CHIROPODISTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT? guarantees 6,
give relief. Electric foot massage treat
meDt. Mrs Gertrude sIoritz. 4lo Market
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
HAULING CONTRACTORS.
PRINTING. ENGRAVING. .EMBossING

am ror preoared 20 sive good serylos Ia
PhrNyfNO. Bosn quality aud delivery.
Q. H. Grsy. PrinEs<. IA r.. El1hHa street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
APARTMENTS.

ApARTAfENT-rvo Furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping ON second floor. next
TO bath. Weat side. Phone 45G3 J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
SITUATIONS WANTED.

RELIABLE WOMAN wishes place to
assist with houscwork. Country preferred.
Address L %, Every Evening ONCE.
WANTED--Work on a farm for a family
with six children. Father 40. oldest boy 10.
Would help work. Phone 6SS0.
lOUNG married man desires employment
during evenings and Saturdays. Address
Is, Every Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

PUBLIC SALE OF personal property OF Late
W. Atwood Wilson. at Guyeroourt, Del
Tuesday, March i6 at 30 d. m. Terms
cash.
SARAH r. WILSON
AMANDA r. WILSON.
- E,ecutrtces-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ROOM With hoard also table board iaI0
Wastins ton street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
ROOFING.

If YOUR ROOF needs repairing see A.
Spain. Experienced men. Tin, tar and Stag
roofing. 7l5 Madison street. Phone 1862 ".
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
HAIRDRESsrNG.

KATHERINE FINAN, Hair Dressing Par
lors. Brownson Bldg. Electric shampoo.
permanent French wave and curl Facial
massage. Best grade OF hair goods Phone
1876.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
HOTELS.

STOP AT THE ANNEX HoTEI-EaSt
Fourth street Good rooms with hot water
heat Tub and shower baths. 81. so a o0
and S4.0o weekly, Single beds 35c and soc,
75c. S1.O0 Open day and night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MAN and young woman to work
in printing office. Apply &. III. Gray
Printer. 4 r. Eighth street.
u. X GOVERNMENT wants men-women
Hundreds of tine positions. Big pay. " rite
Immediately for fun list. Franklin Institute
Dept Al G. Rochester, \ Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15
PUBLIC SALES.

KLAIR'S BAZAAR,
Wednesday. .March.f7,at II O'Clock
100 Head Horses ana Mules.
&C &C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

BICYCLE REPAIRING.
WILMINGTON CYCLE SHOP Of 5o3 w.
Front street has moved to new quarters
corner Fourth and Scott streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-15

MISS HELEN VIRGINIA McCAUILEy
800 Delaware avenue. Instruction in piano
and harmony. Special atteu ton given be-
ginners
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
THEFT Of BICYCLE
STARTS Street RIOT.
r,iends Of Prisoner Attack Ac'
ouser and Police Are Forced
TO Use Clubs
MAGISTRATE MAKES ARREST

. riot which police had ad,sunth to aueih, ~o and
.,rhs occurred near SeVsnMo,n;ns tbe
Wnnd streets last night Iohow man
.rrost by Magistrate ShrnSs ,s
assrscd a of stealing 6icycle! ,;s po.
Tho charge was MADE py IN 10 NJ
l.s Junk dealer, whose snop 2oaSS
fs45 fs Wood street. and s wn9 chased , vii.
ponlar street. Pokas hau . .nu uoeps old
lam % Kildary, twenty -tour .o,,tb n wbom
shamokin street near N,heii ny h;nvcie
he hennIarv arcu Is said to have attacked
hilua,; 10 called for help. The alleged
pokas' .cn,,rred wn near the Office OF Mag
attaca Corney. who ran to aid the Junk
lstra,e ,u. Tho magistrate arrested kii-
eealcr I'D took him to his office, where
oaIy s,ns d was staged Immediately.
Tiaary was held In $500 bail FOR
t,r,her hearing next week on charges
y larceny and Of aggravated assault
and battery. .;, .o III.
", friends of Kildary are said to have
snvp ssa.lp,taJ him. He ran into a house
auaNSIt auN,Ite his shop while crowd OF
oppU,i oppi"rai hundred assembled. Magistrate
CNa."r sev telephoned for police and details
Sa, ,he Twentieth and Buttonwood
streets tp and the Fifteenth and Vine
streets stations responded.
'' Tbs police dispersed the crowd after
rhscSipg I few heads with their night
S.,aSs Pokas was escorted to his
s,,rn sbon which he locked up and then was
t.Lsn % under police guard to trolley
usr which took him home. ..
Magistrate Carney today declared
that he would disband a gang. which he
s.hhssrracterized as "the toughest in town.
sa;d TO have been responsible for the
riot , - s.ro,+oor.l
street above Race, was arrested this
warming in front of the magistrate s
nSSce' lie was given a hearing at which
v Witnesses testified he was leader of the
rang which attacked Pokas. Magistrate
ss;arney held him in $500 bail for a
further hearing September 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01

ANY Victor dealer will gladly illustrated booklet
describing these Victor Records and play you wish
New Victor Records sale at all dealers
month. Victrola in great variety from $25 to $780,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER -pHILADELPHIA,

The car westbound on Filbert street
was said to be behind time snd was
S' diS mot rsp'd see The other csr until too late
TO stop. The impact made q Jagged
hole In one side Of the Fifteenth street
car, while the dashboard Of the other
was crushed. The motorman escaped
injury.
Both cars were crowded and many
passengers were standing In the aisles.
A number of the men and women riders
were returning home from theatres. The
collision bowled over the straphangers
and they piled up in q tangled heap on
the floor. Women screamed and both
women and men began fighting their
way to the exits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01

Mrs. Clara J. Nichols, eighty -one
years old, 6144 De Lanccy street; face
and body bruised.
Sharon Hill bruises Of body.
Margaret Anderson, six years old,
4026 Saybrook avenue; right knee
bruised when passenger fell on her.
j. l.. Steinsoper, fifty two years old
Pittsburgh, right side bruised.
William #. Duffy, thirty three years
old, 1925 Summer street; shock.
All the injured were taken to the
Hahnemann Hospital in the patrol oi
the Fifteenth and Vine streets station
They were passengers on the Fifteenth
street trolley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-01
WILLS $4,000 TO FAMILY
Charles oppenheImer Makes Widow
Chief Benef1ojarv

The will Of Charles Oppenheimer. of
2300 North Park avenue. who died Au.
gust 23, was admitted to probate TO /.
day. IL leaves an estate Of $110 900 to
the widow and children.
Other wills admitted to probate were
those Of Harry e. Snyder. who died in
tho Presbyterian Hospital, $1,000 :
Mary b. Davie. 1920 Pine street
$500; Marie Hersch, 1911 North
Twenty seventh street, S65SO; Louisa
A. Kline, 834 North Seventeenth street,
S14 400; Patrick Lynch. who died in
the Misericordia Hospital. $4,000. =
of David d. Smith, S2I $50. 81 and
Minnie d. d. Irwin, S84O2. .OS. ""'