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Evening journal., 1920-05-11
MUsr CHANGE PARK GRAnE.

Owing 10 ihe fact that an owner OF
properly adjacent 10 Price Run Park.
has been removing clay from his
premises, the grade OF the park will
need changing. Edward r.. Mack, SUI
perintendent OF parks presented a re-
quest for The grading 90 the Street
and Sewer Department today
James Meharg requested The depart
ment 10 remedy the surface drainage
at Fifteenth and ClaymOnl streets.
George II. McGovern, representing
the Liberty Housing Company. re-
qucsied new lights for the street Tho
matter was left with the street COM
missioner.
Mr.. pierson, street commissioner.
said The work OF repairing the streets
was being pushed as rapidly as pos
siblc. Labor, however. Is scarce.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
PRICES LOWER AT I
MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK. MAY IA ftlnited Prcss)
Prices were fractlopaiis lower "a
the stock market opening Today IN
tercst Of traders cenlerej Ia o
shares. United states Steel opened 2
y, al sia; Reading ssN upchaneF
New York Central 20, on y, n
American Petroleum iOl. up
southern pacnc 91N. on X Bcfhle-
hem b., 9jA, on "A Texas and pacliio,
ijH. up "a. Studebaker n. ou ~
Royal Dutch i20h, on "; GfuciP
iiOh up "a. -
toward The end of The flrst
punia Alesra advancing az ID
Cuba Cane 10 aia. up Y. andX y.
American up 70 TO b3A. |tf1>T
were fairly active A. r.. 3<l1l ltA61
sold up p at coz BelhleheH D !. fjl{
around 9lN and Lackaw92lh< sx3
around n. I
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
BEAUTY DOCTOR
in LAWS GRIP
-nonLInned from FIrsI pagaI

were on the verge OF capturing the
doctor in Atlantic City, Pittsburgh,
Wilmington and Los Angeles, but
each time be discontinued business
IN these cities. Just In time TO be
ahead OF the chase. The police Of
Miami wired 10 this city Of his arrest
and Identified a photograph OF Dr.
Holden. one Of The detectives will
leave today TO bring him back TO
Philadelphia.
Or Holden had "hcauly parlors"
IN the Equitable building IN This city
for several years. Tie left suddenly
early last year. leaving behind his
ONCE fixtures and equipment which
were attached TO pay claims. Chief
Of police Black said there had been no
Wilmington warrants for the arrest
Of "Dr" Holden.
A young woman friend OF "Dr."
Holden, who came from Philadelphia.
committed suicide in his ofllce in this
city more than a year ago. "Dr." ."
Holden was not In the office al the
time.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
ASK TAX REBATE
ON BURNED BUILDING

Humphrey Brothers, owners Of the
Kresge store, 6i3 Market street, which
was destroyed by IRE last November,
asked the Levy Court today for a re-
bate on taxes during the period the
building was not used. The matter
was referred 10 City Council and the
finance committee OF the court.
A bill Of S232 for repairs and paint
ing Of an automobile used by a COM
missioner, which was rejected by +.
G.. Clark, comptroller, on the ground
that the machine was not the prop
erty OF the county, was presented
again 20 the court today and after
some discussion was approved, since
the machine has been used for Of
fcial purposes.
The annual inspection OF county
roads was set for next wednesday.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
TWO BOYS STRANDED
AFTER TROLLEY TRIP

TWO nfieen-year-old bops. giving
their names as William Garvin and
Lawrence Potts, and their homes as
Philadelphia, were found wandering
early this morning by the police at
Fourth and Market streets. They
were sent 10 the Juvenile Court de-
iention House at Sii Washington
street.
They said they were not runaways
that they had been out watching a
circus parade, when they found q,
and decided on a trolley trip To- VIII
minrton. They said they had lost
the balance Of the - after coming
here and could not get home. Their
narenls have hnen noLilled.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
wilson THOUGHT
BRITISH SLOW
lcontlnued dom Flrsl Pasal


that nest. because if we crush it, the
war Is won"
Daniels said that the policy OF The
navy ITO be incomparably the most
adequate navy In the world was set
bon motion six months before Wilson
publicly declared 70 In February, 1916.
This is conclusive evidence that
the Navy Department long before the
war was alive 90 the importance of
preparedness and was taking every
Step toward that end, he said, rclat-
ing decisions OF the general board and
himself
Wilson, Daniels asserted, was the
first 10 see the wisdom Of the convoy
system. which he suggested even be-
fore we entered the war
Daniels declared it took six months
10 get British approval of The North
Sea mine barrage project, but that
IL Admiral Sims had favOrably urged
the proposal instead OF airing his own
objections, it would have been adopt
ed months earlier
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
RESERVE OFFICERS
URGED TO BE READY

Reserve officers Of the United states
Army IN this city, have received let
ters from the war department asking
for information upon their prepared
ness 40 enter the service OF the ma
lion on short notice. The trouble 10
Mexico. ii is thought. inspired the
letters. - 49,.
MANY naval reserve men here nave
also received letters from the navy
deusrtment. warning them they may
he called upon short notice.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
WOULDN'T BE COZ
GO BACK To,
% DlrOIod NeerOns Woro

Two paroled Negroes wcro
10 he returned 10 The workhoi
Indefinite sentences by Judge
ings, Ia Municipal Court this md
for failing 90 comply with he r
lions imposed upon them when
on parole after being released
The VorkhOusc. where they
treated for the drug habit. m
George Gross and Manuel Ice.
In Gross house, some drug
anhern1lia We're found
Lee was brought before N
for contempt OF COURT II was bl
out that NE has failed TO report
ly as required since last Stept'
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
BuRY ACCIDENT VICTM THURSDAY

Tho funeral of Samuel Morgan.
who was killed under "a falling wall
af the Wilmington Automobile Com
pany property yesterday. viii take
nlaca nn Thursday afternoon. from
his late home. 6O7 Easi Fourth street.
Mr.. Morgan was a member OF the NO,-
uuicfrs of America and service over
his remains will BE- held at Nolun-
tners headquarters. 50S Shiplcv street.
by Adiuiant Roseman. A gusrd Of
Volunteers will march alongside The
hearse. lnlorment viii be In River
view cemetery
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
LEONARD STILL IN s
SERIOUS SHAPE

Thomas Leonard, OF 100 Scott street.
who was found on The street with hH
skull fractured. early Saturday niofi1-
Ing. was reported 10 be 10 & crl|ioa,
c0ndltl0n at The Physicians and S1.--
goOns Hospital early this afternoon.
Sergeant Benson. OF tho Dfteciixc
Bureau, today said their INVESTIGATION
had disclosed that Leonard was n0l
assaulted. Lc1nard stated that ho ftil
and slruck his head. Detective Be1-
son said.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
APPEALS NON-sUPPORT ORDER.

Hoarlng on testimony on the appeal
of Isaac Richardson. Negro, from an
order placed against him IN Munic-
ipal Court. for the support Of a child,
Was compleicced before Judge helsel
and a Jury In Court Of General Ses-
sions this morning Tile case VIII go
to the Jury this afternoon.
Franklin W. Brockson Is attorney
for Richardson.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
EN.pnlsnNEn pnAIsEs sAAnnnN-

samuel Taylor. who was 8cutcnfM
20 The New Castle W0rkhouse Ia ipIS
and was released last Sllnia<. came To-
The Evening le'cgri 3l 0iilcc IBIS aiufn-
ing and expressed his APPRECIATION '6f
oners az that Institution BY the new
warden NJ s. plummcr. TAYLOR said
the guards were not allowed 10 pun-
ish prisoners Without orders from The
new warden.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
RETIER MATER sT-PPLY UnGEn

Report that a meeting OF The Stale
Board Of Health had been held In
Dovor today Was discounted today by
Chester II. Wells. state Commissioner
of Health. Mr. Wells said u probably
arose from The fact that 70 was an
nounced notices would be sent oui 10
some towns throughout lower Della
ware. urging action 10 purify the
drinking water supplies No meeting
was held.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
NEW nUpONT MOTnRs OrI1cIAI

F. Paul dupont. president Of the
dupont Motors. Inc, announces that
William r. Walker. lr.. formerly as.
sisiant purchasing agent for the Co
lumbia Motor Car Company and pro-
ductiOn manager for the Anderson
Motor Car Company has been made
director Of purchases BY December
1920 the production program calls Tor
i21 cars q MONTH
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
EMPEROR OF
japan Dying
Continued ftom First Page.

could have been beld except under his
chairmanship.
on April i5, NEW ministers from
Great Britain, Mexico and CzechO-
SloVakia presented their credentials.
For the first TIME on such an occa-
sion they were received by the Crown
Prince in place Of the Emperor.
The stricken Huler Is living at the
imperial villa, hOcaied close TO the
beautiful seash0re village OF Hayama.
The grounds are most carefully
guarded and a peavy veil OF secrecy
has been drawn about NoshihitO, even
inside the housf Itself, so that the
facts Of his despPiring condition SHAH
not leak out. H9weyer, many stories
OF his unbalanced actions and habits
are carried under the breath from
place 10 place OVER the nation.
10 Is possible chat a rceent may be
appointed II death does not come
shortly. The Emperor Is Al years old.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
REPEAT 81. THOMAS MINSTREI.s;

The st. Thomas annual minsliei
show. which attracted 50 many per
sons last evening in 81. Thomas hall'
Will be repeated tonight. James n.
Curran is The musical director, John
Andrews and Lawrence Ferry, min
slrei directors, and John Flynn, inter-
lOcutOr.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
uANnY TnnMAs Nh M POOL.

Two games played in Class a OF me
Younc Mems Republican Club last
night. were won by scores OF 100 TO
o6. Godfrey r. Handy defeated Rob-
eri +. Mink and Mr.. Thomas won over
Charles II. Sheppard.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
WORKHOUSE TRUSTEES
REFLECT OFFICERS

Trustees OF the New Castle County
Workohuse are holding their annual
meeting at the Institution this after
noon when the following officers
were reelected: President. r. Allen
W. Hillcs: vice-presideni. d. W. Cor
bit: secretary, j.. Frank Ball, and
treasurer, Horace l.. Dilworih.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
SILHOUETTE ron Am.

The tall0rod frocks for faiI wIlI
show longer waists and elirhtlv
longer skirts. Sleeves VIII be either
short or long and the skirt win be
wider. Paris designers say MAT the
new silhouette VIII show 3 low waist
slim hip line. and q skirt with a aflrI
from the knees to The hem.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
LINEnpOOL onnfoN.

IINTHPN0I, May II (VhlFod Pros3J
-SpOls opened qulet1 7 today vitt
B5ses Brss Seaa nse,ss sa9s s, ssualea y , 70 tqe @
Including 2i70O American. fuhires
opened dull
American middIlugs faIfs
good mlddllngs. 20i9f htn AZ tne
28i9. mlddllngs. 269iqual the loss
1904. good urdlnerye grandstand
iaii. ng OF fansds
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
ms AT AGE or 92

Miss Hannah A. Pierce died. yesier-
dav at her home, iii0 Market street,
In her 92nd year The funeral VIII
iake place Thursday morning, Win
inlermont in Newark and Union ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
AssAULT CAsE Is sETTLEn.

Upon The statement OF the prose-
cutting witness that they had amicably
settled the case. James Belts, NegrO.
on a charge Of assault and battery on
Luoius small, Negro, by Judge Hast
ings In Municipal Couk this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
IRAN DINERS TO nE cAfE,ERlAs

CHICAGO. May ii.-tAit The "fhank
yuh, sub T. type OF railway diner
Enter the grab u and run type.@
Roger Collins, arr8nElng cafeteria
exhibit here, says railways are about
TO install cafeteria diners on the
serve self Principle Qreaier en-
cheney through time-sarIIie. SAYS be-.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
cAnn panTY Am nANcE

The Salesianum Alumni Association
viii hold a card party and dance IN
the ballroom OF Che Hotel DUPONT
glasLs viii be.pIesenL -. -
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
WHIPPED-TAKE
P0IsoN-NILL. LIVE

GLASGOW. May ii.--"fm tired OF.
living, wrote a schoolboy, II years
Whipped by a school ioachcd. no VII,
live.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
MANUFACTURERs CLUB LUNCmON

A luncheon OF the Manufacturers
Club Of Wilmington was held this
afternoon in the Hotel dupont About
40 members veisN present.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
FACFS CAt1ING Cu4uCr

William pinckney. Negro, chart,,d
with cqnduciin5 ganQe OF poker fol
exhibiting iahle on VhleA = tce
was PLAYED lnfiiis batA+ ~
soft drink siand n H.
was tried dAbefnnudS
Rice this mo-
TO The Jury tSfraWS
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
CHICAc0 nd thei
cincAGo. May il

VTT|TTTT" - ITT = -
Corn, May ipJde4h
Sept f63hmh.
oats. May iO8hdh: llv. Ha,
Sept 11hm1s. ,resda
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
NEW YOnk.
'iAYS

NEW YORK. May lAXS
The cotton marhcF' F'e~
day May sold al aphona.
July $500, on 10; natter
\. December 3ieO. Cra sor,,..
3i23, on Il; March
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
LOCAL SECIJRIlA

Laird and Company. duPody ~
Ing. furnish The followiog q1ot><t&
OF local securities. -.
dupont ncbenturc --..@- ~ ~ A
dupont Common lncwl .-Ji6 ~
DUPONT Common old =
dupont Chemical Pref :. . 11H
Hercules Pref ....-.... 100 4Q{
Atlas Pref .....----.-..-- WX %
Atlas Common ---...-.-. io3 i75
'EN-dlvldond.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
SONG LEADERS SCHOOL MEETING

a meeting OF inc song leaders
o'eloek. on the twelfth floor Of the
dupont Building, IN the rest room. 10
will be under the ldirectlon Of Chorus
Director Raub, ok the Community
Service.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
~yn SPORTS

A Volley ball game between ihe
normitory team and the fasl-As-ine,-
Wind aggregation viii pc played thls
eveninr i'm ihe Y gymnasium.
Nollev ball enthusiasts viii see an
oxrenfional game on Thursday eve
ming between the Pepper team. Of the
~ 20 class OF professional men, and
Capiain Boge's M0Onshiners.
The standing score for the Nolley
Ball League Is as follows.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11

The announcement cf the invention
OF the carbon fila}nent electric lamp
was first made I'd .he public In De-
cembor. 1879.
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
StraWS
~ OFF

They say, OFF
told a lie." ru
ronlies Dbut i Straws are
bic. Why. l0at o0OL off
his discharge al -'/o u
10 ask him tle can not pc
perlence. an advantage of
NO, Sir, ..-,. -
have lied 81 OH youi hd'-
y,i NEW sVo, %, 81 and S.
addition 70 AMAS
robe. robe , i so $500
over it is Woo OFF.
which matc-
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
NAV sn a ..I e.

Alice Tho
in the art a
Not
propose in
Evening journal., 1920-05-11
ANnTHE

The ClarI
fore City {
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
Abner Davis
 Plunge and Win
My options expiration, just as claimed is at hand

Am of and dear ton to win again Personal drilling wells inside friends whom nave history Texas oil Will develop within These things prompt my coolest dollar borrow investment Ill 
 
 the work nave
  previously Peco Valley Western
  the would 0 a appeal immediate action
 Don't write but
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

Eleanor Elva
 Smith-T. NJ and Ruby McComent, boy. Milbern
 Spencer = Merton Jonathan and Martha flaws, girl.
 Spencer Merton Jonathan and Martha flaws, girl Stanley-JoSeph NJ. and Josephine E. Dougherty, boy, Howard Jerrold Steyaert-Joe Julius and Minnie Miller. boy. William Lawrence. Strub-W. C. and Martha Schaub, girl, Paula Jane. underIand-Clarence l.. and Louise North, girl. Bettie Sou.
 Tannehill-H. l.. and Inez smith,
 Teel-Given Feel. girl. Margaretta Nevada
 Thornton-George E. and Nellie Baker girl, Esther Mildred. Forre Antonio and Magdalena Guevara de Ia, boy, Daniel de la.
 Trammel-Iawrence and Catherine Wright, girl Vera Montez. Valdez-Manuel and Lesario. boy. VaIdez-E. and Enriquella Hanrre- gux, boy. Guadalupe. i Nardaman-Chas. s. and M. l.. Owens, girl. Mildred Eva. verdugo-Bartola and Anita Montes. boy. Edwardo. Vincent-H A. and Joy James Holman Vincent, boy Paul Kenneth. w WaltZ-AlanfOrC ftepp anu i-iilldil Hart. boy. Manford William. Wilson James and Hattie Will | liams boy. Jack. l Wood-Willianl Par1e and Margaret Cecile Hayes, girl. Grace Elizabeth. ! Yorxe-George R. and Pearl Kemp, boy. Edward. Ansley- Morton T. and Nettie Bar ringer, girl Marcel.
 Castro-Louis and Francisco, boy. Louis.
 Cooper-Henry o. and Lottie Vowel, boy, John l.. Daniel. 1 Doughty Caroline Smith, boy. Samuel Lewis. Trakes-J Orville and Nellie Peck, girl. Helen Louise.
 McClanahon-Dee and Annie Killon, girl, Annie Lon.
 Martinas-Frank and Matilda Seve- ra, girl, Estell.
 Martinas-H. and Ysaro Acosta. boy, Pedro Norwood-Lacy and Martha Jones, girl, Edna
 Reyes-C. G. and Padre Ada Green Reyes. boy. Jose.
 Rodriguez-B. Y. and Alta Gracia, girl. Alta Gracia.
 Barnum-D. C. and Myrtle Granger, girl, Grace.
 valdez-Savino and AngeIita Andri. boy. Enriquez.
 stokes-Floyd Fred and Fay Fanny
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
MESA CLUB ID HAVE
 ET-TOGETHER MEET

MESA, April 19.-As the first of series of get-together meetings that are planned for once each month from now until summer the Mesa Conner cial club membership will assemble on Wednesday evening of this week in the club rooms. An informal program with a smoker and other attendant fea- lures is being worked out by the sec, retary, D. F. Collett, and the occasion promises an interesting evening for all who attend.
 Originally, the get-together meeting was set for tonight. but owing to conflict with other gatherings. it was yesterday postponed until Wednesday evening. Informal meetings to be held once each month where the members can get together and discuss with the board of directors the various matters of importance, are being planned for the future.
 Campaign Continues
 The campaign under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal church to raise S25,00Q for the new Community house in Mesa is to be continued over this week and an active renewal of the work will be started this morning. S25,00O has already been put up for the building by the national board of the Methodist church providing the local organization matches it's subscription dollar for dollar. s10,O00 has been raised locally in the first weeks work. Lyceum Number Tonight
 "A Diplomat at Large" is the title of lecture which Sir John Foster Fraser of Edinburgh, Scotland, will give at the Orpheum tonight as the tenth number on the Mesa. High lyceum course In his career MT. Fraser has visited fifty nine different countries and he has been in the center of world affairs for years, furnishing him with first hand and reliable information. Owing to the fact that MT. Fraser is compelled to catch the 9:5o train out ture will begin promptly at 8 o'clock.
 Feature Photopiay
 "On With the Dance", the feature photoplay with Miss Mae Murray play ing the title role, will be presented on the screen today at the Majestic for the first of q three day run. As the | heroine of the picture, Miss Murray has the role of a pleasure loving girl suddenly beset with all manner of temptations. falling and finally redeem l ing herself and securing happiness at 1 the end.
 K. p. Session Tonight 1 Attended by the grand chancellor ! the grand keeper of records and seals and other officials of the grand lodge and lodges at Phoenix and Tempe 1 Damon lodge of Mesa, Knights oi ! Pythias, will hold booster session | tonight. Grand Chancellor T. A l ing three weeks with the Mesa lodge and will head the campaign to put new life and enthusiasm into the ranks of the local order. First ant second degree work are on the pro- gram tonight and the session will be
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
OILERS BEATEN IN FAST BATTLE
 BY CASA CYANIDE
Especial to The Republican,


 CASA GRANDE. Arizona. April 1S-.- The Casa Grande Grays won their sixth straight game when they defeated the Standard Oil company team of Phoenix here this afternoon by a score of , to 3. It was the first defeat of the sen son for the Phoenix team.
 Both teams played fast ball but the pitching of Buckley for Casa Grande was too much for the visitors. Miller and Lankford played brilliantly in the field for the home team, their supper. pulling Buckley out of several tight holes.
 Casa Grandes first run in the open ing frame was a, fluke, Mi1ler's hit down the right field foul line rolling under the automobiles. Miller com pleted the circuit before the Phoenix fielders were able to retrieve the ball.
 The Oilers made a strong bid fok the game after being held scoreless for the first seven innings with rally in the eighth, in which they scored all of their runs.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
TEMPE STUDENTS TO
 UNIVERSITY WEEK"

TEMPE, April 19.-Since this is uni- versity week at Tucson and the Tempe High school expects to have big representation there, it will hold school on Monday and Tuesday only of this week. A large number of the students will leave here Wednesday morning and spend the remainder of the week in Tucson. either in taking part in some of the contests or in boosting for those who do take part. The Tempe High has always been able to walk off with a great many Of the medals and honors at this meet. and it is hoped that this year it will not fall short.
 The baseball team, which now holds the valley title. will go to play state championship decision game with the northern champions.
 Normal vs. Tucson High
 The Tempe Normal baseball team played with the Tucson high boys Sat urday afternoon. winning the game with a score of to 0.
 Tempe vs. Mesa
 The Tempe town team played base
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
THEY FOOLED HIM

Old Farmer Turmut went to London for d visit, and, on a friends advice. stayed at quiet hotel in Bloomsbury On his return to the village this friend asked how he had got on.
 Rotten, retorted the old chap shortly.
 Why. weren't they nice to you at the hctel?' asked the friend in surprise.
 "NiceD Old Turmut's tones were whitening. Well, if you call it being nice to fool man because he comes from the country, they were. Why, the very first night that I stayed there they gave me Q big bottle to take. 10 bed. and when I unscrewed |. stopper there weren't nothing in it but hot water.'-Houston Post
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

ball with the Mesa team yesterday afternoon. Mesa won the game, the score being to 1. The proceeds were quite large. and will go to the Tempe boys.
 Legion Dance Success
 About 70 couples attended the Amer ican Legion dance Saturday evening- The dance in every particular was a decided success. The hall was very artistically decorated with American flags and the legion colors of blue and gold An orchestra from Chandler furnished the music. The Droeeeus amounted to about $S5, which goes into the legion building fund.
 Here From Los Angeles Harry Overbeck. a former Tempean, came in yesterday morning from Los Angeles. He is here to attend to busl- ness interests.
 Over From Tucson
 Harry Stewart, who is attending the university at Tucson, spent Sunday Tn Tempe He came over to play ball with the town team.
 Younq Ladies Better
 Mildred Story and Miss Crausby who underwent operations last week for appendicitis. are improving rapidly. Both young ladies are students at the Normal school.
 Young Clark lll
 Kenneth Clark is now suffering from a severe case of tonsilitis.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
cAMELS LEAD PARADE
 OF THIRSTY CHICAGOAkS

CHICAGO-Real camels. borrowed from circus, led the first public caravan of the newborn Order Of -CameIs in down town Chicago. Sad faced thirsty men followed sorrow fully in their wake. Placards urged the public to "get hump on and ''be a Senator Hitchcock and a Governor Edwards"
 The Camels hope to recruit 10O,OOo members in Chicago and many more in other cities.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
AGS CZARE z- ZZ//4Ek

NEW YoRK-Here's a nine-carat diamond ring that broke the friendship of two women It's valued at s7500. Mrs. Clare l.. Turek says it vanished while her friend, Mrs. Florence Levin son. was visiting her The ring later made it's appearance in a jewelry shop and was returned to the owner through a firm of lawyers whose client had paid $500 deposit on the ring. Mrs. Turelx had offered s2300 reward.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

Lynch, Della Josephine.
 ouesada-Joe and Francisco Ocam- poa girl, Elenteria.
 Macias-J. C. and Francisco ocam- pos. girl, Rosa c.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
THIEVES GET COAT
 BUT DOC DOESN'T CARE

UMBUS-Thieyes stole Dr. IT. s. Crowder's overcoat from his home here. T was through with it any way; it's spring now Crowder told the cops.