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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
News OF Potomac
Items of General and Personal III.
tcrest From Neighboring Town.

Mrs. D. s. Creic of Gilbert, Va,
is visiting her son i. f. Creai on Lloyd
Avenue.
Miss Ma,ai 2essGg Ok S. sagllss .l,!aa 1s!sf Il
is visiting her cousin Miss Ethel
Harding Of Peyton Avenue.
Mss Mary Harding is spending the
week end in Alexandria with her un-
Gle Mr.. Cleveland.
Miss Lorene Spivy is spending tie
day in Manassas. Va, with NUM-
Der Of young High School pupils from
alexandria,
Mr.. w. J. Mooney has moved from
Fairfax street. Alexandria to his hoae
on Pcyson avenue. which he recently
bought.
The la,,:es Of ST. Ritas Catholic
Church will hold their annual bazaar
May 18th. l3tli and 14;h. all are. co"-
daily invited.
Regular mass, will be held al st.
Rita's Catholic Church, Mt. Ida, At .
a. m
Baptist Church Directory: Bible
SchoC! at 9:45; Morning service a. IL;
evening service al 8: E. Y. P. IT,, at
: p. NJ.
On Friday April 80. students
CT Alexandria High School presented
the pay Green Stockings at Mt. Yer
non school. The play was entertaining
and wc.! rendered. There woald not Ae
space here 20 mention individual tai
ert. hut the part cf Celia as given by
Mss Ircz Moore, was such. a clever
preservation nat il can moi pass with
CT. commcndation.
Methodist Church-Sunday Scho0! 9.3G
a. H.; preaching II a. m. by the pas
tor, Rev.. ". ". P!pp:n. jr.. subjsc:
Bearing Jesus Cross; Communion
services. 10 p. nj. Mr.. Wayne B.
Wheeler Arch Enemy Of the Late
Jchn Bar!cycorn" vii! speak. Every
body invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
MINSTREL JUNE 10
K. OF c. Promises Bang up Perform.
ance at Lyceum Hall


Black face comedians. filled to the
brim with catchy jokes and quips, a
turatul male chorus, augmented by
pretty girls in classy costumes, won
derful scenic and lighting effects and
every. hing that could be thought OF
to add to the spirit Of the occasion
vii! feature the big minstrel shcw to
! be held under the auspices of the To-
local council, Knights of Columbus at
Lyscun Hall. on the evening of June
tenth
TIE plans for the big show arc un-
der the personal direction Of c. NJ.
Horgan. .nanager Of Bendheim Store
of this city and E. A. Munich is as
sissine il the work. NJ. j. Mcfarland
vii! appear as interlocutor and the
serds VII! be taken care Of by Mcssrs.
Priest. Hellmuth, Roland and c. NJ.
Hoy~ar. In the circle viii be Messrs.
/ II. Green, A. Conlon, Ross and sew
cral other we'll known singers OF the
city.
TIE Knights of Columbus orchestra,
which will furnish the score for the
| evening. IS under the direction of
Mr. Jaeger and is composed of about
Is of the best available musicians Of
Alexandria. 4 feature Of the show
will be the auxiliary chorus of prom!-
nent young ladies Of st. Mary's choir
! Present plans for the entertain
ment are to make this minstrel the
equal cf an professional production
of This nature staged in the past sew
eral years. Both Messrs. Horgan and
| Munich are working hard on its per
fection and have promised theatre
goers OF the city something out of the
ordinary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
PENSION BILL
Retirement Age CT Majority of Clerks
Is Placed ut So Years

BY :, vote Of 273 10 SO, with two
votirc present" the House Nsstcr-
day passed The SteEling-I.ehIbach
Civi! Service retirement bill. after
adopting amendments making til" re-
.irement age 50 years far railway
postal clerks, 81 years Of mechanics.
city and rural letter carriers and post
ollicc clerks, ard 50 years for the re-
mainder Of government employees.
The will now 60 to conference.
where the Senate and House confcr2a:
vii! cadeavoc to IRON OF. the differ
Anees between the Two bodies on he
retirement age.
Efforts to recommit the dill on the
part OF Representative Bl,nton. o.
Texas. were beaten. 3i1 70 6.
The ac! does not become effective
un.:l r;nety days after is appruva!
by the President, after which .:me
those government, employees VINO have
reached me retirement age after IF
.cen yaars Of service. will be eligible
for retirement on an annuity. the MAY
in!url OF which is 500 and the mimi
url $3.50.
Virtually 100000 government en-
p!oycs in the classified civil service,
not orIy in the District Of Columbia
but in al parts 81 the United States
including the Panama Canal Zone,
are eligible to cnicy the benefits Of
.he OH. The measure IS nl"dc rctroar-
t::ve 10 include persons wno were in
the service on September 50, 1919,
bat who have since zone out Of gov
o,amoEt employ.
Those cntit!cd to the maximum an
nu:sy OF $72G must have been in the
government service al least 80 years:
and receive saar: of at least $1,000
Those receiving less than $1,000 will
get an annuity Q: 80 per ccnt Of ;h>ir
salary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
u. s. ARMY PLANES
WATCH NEX|cANS
Air Patrol In Constant
Touch With Head
quarters
REBELS TAKE CITIES
Fear of Trouble at Vera Cruz Mag
Call For Dispatch Of United States
Warships.

San Anton;a, Tex, May /. Twenty
Five United States Army airplanes are
patroiing~ the international harde.
watching movements Of Mexican Fed
eral and revolutionary troops. Patrols
hre between Fl Paso and Douglas,
Ariz.
The airyplanes arc in constant rom-
|e,lunication with headquarters by wire
Hess. No mention is made how long
the patrol would be maintained. Army
balloons have been ordered from
Langley, Va, fer border service.
The railroad between Mexico City
|hnd Guadalaiara has been cut and Ia
mora, second largest city in the State
bf M:choacan, captured by revolution
lists. according to reports reaching
here from Mexico. The revo!u:;2niStS
were led by Enrique Ramerez, Mayor
bf La Piedad, an important tc'Tc in
Michoacan, which has rebcl.ed, Accord
ng to the report.
La Cruz, a small town between Jimi-
nez ard Chihuahua City, in Chihua--
|hua State, joined the revolutionists,
Iadvices here said. The Federal gar
bison there, with 200 men, renounced
Presidcnt Carranza. Detection Of La
Cruz threa.sns the railroad to FL Paso
Eppd may interfere with troops move
Esnts in Chihuahua.
Americans doing business IN the
'-ui rrora1srrsd -urfircr Ct
flex:co controlled by the revo!utionists
rave been authorized to pay taxes and
astcns duties to the defacto author;-
lies.
Aguaprieta. Sonora, May l,-Chi-
rltatua City is definitely.in the hands
BIZ the revoluticn;sts, it was announced
by Gen, P. Elias Gales last night.
chihuahua City is one OF the larg-
,st cities II: Northern Mexico. 1t has
d pcpulationof approximately 100000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
Ten Suspects Arrested Are
Released by Authevi-
ties
STILL ON THE HUNT
Auto Answering Description OF Muir
der Car Abandoned in York, Penn
-sylvania.

Ten persons suspected Of having
/ connection with the San.:" Sp-:r@
/ ban!: robbcr; and killing Of >!ir:c-o.
i Francis u II:.llowe.l, have been ars
rested Stree last Mon1av, but all Rave
now been released. ths las beng
jJosep!1 NJ. Savage, who was relieved Of
suspicion yesterday when officials Of
! the banks failed to identify him as one
of the bandits.
Savage was arrested early yester-
day morning at his home q short dis
tance from Germantown, Nd. after
Asa Staoler, president OF the Saw
ings Institution of Sandy Spring, who
was shown a picture said 70 resemble
Savage, declared he believed Savage
to be one OF the seven bandits.
! When he faced Savage in the sher-
ifs office at Rockville yesterday
Stabler could not identify him as ore
Of the gang ard he was released.
! The other nine, arrested previously
in Baltimore, Elkton and other Mary
lard towns. were released after their
statements had been verified by the
police and officials OF the Sandy Spring
bank failed to recognize them.
Late last night the Baltimore po-
lice received word from York, Pa.
that Hudson car answering the de-
tscripton of the bandit machine seen
at Sandy Spring had been recovered
/ aa9ifepess4E!: alnscunse setsszShaS
!! had been stolen from. Mrs. John R..
Dorsey, of the Washington apart
ments, Baltimore. at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning. Mrs Dorsey had left
the car-in the business section of the
| city while she did some shopping.
!. Latest developments now show that
/ from Baltimore the bandits drove to
! Athclton, a village in Howard county,
where they were seen Monday at y
| clock. At that time there were four
men in the machine. The machine
pulled up to the blacksmith shop of
! Robert Williams. One Of the men
tried to buy shotgun. while an
! other asked the blacksmith for an
iron bar. Failing to get either gun o.
bar the quartet drove off.
Three hours later the Hudson with
red wheels stopped in front of thc
First National Bank of Sandy Spring.
But, instead Of there being four men
there were five or more.
| Late Monday afternoon the Hudson
appeared in the vicinity of York. Pa.
! but only three men were seen. The
three men registered under assumed
! names, of course. at the Lafayette
Hotel and passed the night there. They
left early Tuesday morning and dis
appeared. The machine was found yes
| terday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

The Volunteers Of America, Capt.
Z. S. Dawson, officer in charge.
Public gospel meetings Sunday at
$3.50 p. m. Sunday evvning at 8
o'clock. at Volunteer Hall, 1l3 North
Fairfax strecI.
T3cd &i,l.in". testim MIS- to the
saving Of GOD, and heart thrilling
messages from Gods word. Capt.
Dawson will be assisted Sunday af-
ternoon by Adiutant and Mrs Grain
per. and Lieut.. Walsh, Of Washing
ton, a"G strong message from Rev.
F.. s. jackson, pa - OF the First
Baptist Church. j::c meetings are
al open to the public, and cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
DR.. KATE. BARRETT AT
UNION STATION CHURCH

Dir, Kate Waller Barrett, of -AleNan-
bria, national president of the Florence
Erittanson missions, and state pres!-
|lent Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
Ian revolution, and member Of the
Executive committee of the Virginia
|Socia! Hygiene association. will speak
10 the Bates Bible class Of Union Sta
koa Methodist church, Twen.yfoursh
llnd n streets. Sunday. May . Al 10
!. M.
Dr.. Barrett has 4 national rep0ta-
lion as a philanthrop!st and orator;
Eae.is known to be one of the best wo'
(lnen speakers in this country. The
|,nar's Bible class considers itself eX-
R.eedngly fortunate in having secured
the services CT Dr.. Barrett, and al
members Of the class. and the public
re invited to hear her. Special muse
.R;chmond Virginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
HELD CONSTITUTIONAL

Pittsburgh, Kan. May 1.-The
new Kansas Court OF Industrial Re-
lations law is constitutional, accord
ing tc decision announced by
Judge Andrew j. Curran in the
Crawford County District Court yes
tarday.
Judge Curran thcn granted Il tenn
pcrary injunction enjoining Alexan-
der Hcw5t and other district and
local union officials Of the Kansas
district OF the United Mine Workers
from calling a strike.
Judge Curran, did net make the
Injunction mandatory. IS the State
had asked, stating that it had been
shown that the Kansas miners row
largely are at work. He said
he would make TIE injunction nanda-
tory if a showing we're made in the
future, during the life OF the injunc-
ton that tho mines were idla.
The temporary injunction will be
in effect May u when the anplira-
ton c. the State to make the in
junction permanent is set for hearing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
CHURCH ATTEND A.NCE
Haltimcrcan Gives Reason fer Slim
Audiences

John De Milt prints the following
in the Baltimore Sun:
':7Iay one who is neither of Pro-
tcstant, Catholic nor Jewish faith be
permitted IN opinion rs to slim at
tendance at churches?
"Thc reason is simple and clear.
People formerly went to church. to
hear the wcrld CT God read, or,@ in
other words, for divine worship.
-Mhass tlls5ss ga newis politics bur BY
lesauc ard a never ending appeal for
money. This is true in all large
wealthy communities. Profiteering
exists in our large churches, and re-
ligion is being exploited just the
same as sugar, clothing or any other
commodity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
NOTICE

The Alexandria Gazette Corpo-
ration has received requests from the
Library Of Congress for copies of
the Gazette Of December II and y,
1919. 20 complete the files Of that
library.
Tie Gazette. owing to press
trouble, had very few extra copies o.
hose dates, and they hay" been dis
posed &C.
.any subscriber who has these
numbers ard viii return them to the
Gazette Office, will be helping com
plete the files OF the Library Of
Congress. an act which Will be
grca.,y appreciated. l03-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
IN MEMORl.AM

In loving remembrance Of my dear
son, George Kuhn, who departed this
life so suddenly one year ago today.
May 1, 1920.
Had been with you to the last,
And held your dying hand,
And heard the last sigh from your
heart,
! might not feel sn bad. >.
I did not know The "a bore.
did net see you dizzy
| cnly know.you went away.
And did not say good by.
l05-lp. His D voted Mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
RICHMGND-"i'hc Orphan"

William Farnnm will bring his en-
nagcnacnt in The Orphan. :: william
2a% n~a... On. :, :: cot ;oE @ai ~
the Richmond. This is without DOUBT
one cf the most thrilling pictures 'ir.
Farnnm has made He Is seen IN the
rc.c cf an outlaw who, having coFa-
n!:,.c,i crimes. is falsely accused OF
many others. The concluding sca::"~
show the regeneration Of the ooJ-
law through the love II = girl wh7m
h. mas rescued from ,hc Ia&;ans n 4
stage ccach attack.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
MAY DAY PLOTS
Federal Agents to Guard Officials
Marked :rS Assassination

Washington, May 1s--Officials Of
the Department OF Justice late yes
terday said all possible precautions
hard been taken to protect those de-
clared to be marked for assass:na-
ton by radicals May !.
Agents of the department were
in communication with local police
IN principal cities, and furnishes in
formation designed to safeguard
those who are threatened.
While names are withheld, it is
stated the Radicss have designated
at least one cabinet member, three
judges. the chairman of legislative,
investigating committee and other Of
(icials for violence. The entire list
numbers 4 score.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
ODD FELLOWS PREP .AisE
To Atie.id Grand Lndgc Meeting

To Attedd Grand Lndgc Meeting
Plans arc beng made 5y Potomac
Lodge No. IS. Odd Fellows. for At
tending the annual state convention
Of OGl Fellows which viii be held May
3. 20. Il and u. It is expected that
Alexandria ;. will send a larger dele
oas:2n ;han IN any previous year.
The iocai ledge at q meeting held
~. nigh conferred the first degree
CT ;le crdc" ~ 4 class Of caNd;datcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
FINA l. MEETING
Holy Name Society to Complete
Plans for Nav 9 Tomorrow Night

Holy Name Society to Complete
Plans for May Q Tomorrow Night
Final plans for the Holy Name
demonstration here Svnday afternoon,
May 9. at ) p m.. which will be par
tic;pated in by 5000 Washington
members of the order. viii be nGade
al mass meeting of the men OF the
ST. Mary's Church of this city which
will be held at ! o'clock tomorrow
nigh: in the Lyceum Hall. At this
meeting pennants and badges will be
distributed to all of the .Alexandrians
who will participate in the procession
Thirty-nine parishes will take part
and there will be ren bands of music
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

i meeting Of The Citizens :. c.o-
ton o. Alexandria viii be held in Nc
Bayncys Hall. King and Washington
Streets 1t s O'Clock Monday evening
Everybody cordially invited to attend
105-2c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
X ,NE..NORT.th

r. :c~ir@ remembrance ot o1r be-
lcys! brother Grorge Kuhn. w de-
parted this life cH@ year $50 to.ay,
May /. 1919.
'TiS sweet to know we will meet
again.
Where parting is no more,
Cur brother we loved so dearly
Has only gone before.
Keep him. Jesus in thy keeping.
Till we meet on the celestial
shCre,
Then O. Master. let US have him,
To keep and love him as before.
His devoted brothers and sisters.
105-lp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
DIES IN RUSSlA
Body of Ralph Coates Enroute to This
Ctr,

City
The body of Ralph Mckinley Coates,
twenty-three years cid, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Hamilton Coates, Of Del Ray,
who died February u in FIadivostok,
Russia, was shipped from California
Thursday according to Il telegram
just received by his parents. The de-
ceased since he was sixteen years Of
aye had been in the United States
Navy and at the time of his death was
assigned to the North Dakota. The
funeral arrangements will be COM
pleted upon the arrival OF the body
which will be tafen to "heatley's
mortuary chapel \ lis city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
DID YOU KNOW?

That every pound of raw rubber
costs human life. Every neglected
cut and unnecessary abuse costs the
owners Of tires many dollars.
Free Inspection at
testers 923 King
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
Contract Rates
IS ccats
Transient Rates
Go Contract

Copy fcr all advertisements measur-
iag more than 3 columns by 10 inches
must be in This Office not later than
, O'Clock i. NJ. Of the day preceding
publication. III advertisements mea-
saring less than columns by 10
inches must be in this office not later
than o'clock of the day of publication.
This rule will apply to all advertisers
and will be strictly adhered to.
l0i-ds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Today is the last icr payment Of
taxes in order to participate in the
Presidential election next November.
All who have not yet paid should
call OF City Treasurer Thomas ".
Robinson before closing this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Hiss Lille ID. Saunders. oi War
rcntcn. VINO has been the guest Of
her cousin. Mrs. NJ {. G. Peyton.
left today for Hyattsvile. Md. TO
visit Mrs.. l.. b. HasSon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Thl fourth degree Knights cf
Fitz#,rai Assembly. Knights Of So
iumbus. will meet IN Lycem Hall.
tomcrrow af:2r iatc mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Mr.. Percy Evans IS the guest OF
fri"nGs N Warrcnton. and attended
the r:e,.. ;:c;i at ha' !i;dce ycster-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

f,ae condition of Captain Edward
X. Powell, who was operated upon
last Tuesday in the New York Hos
r:tal i: approving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

The Oh Dominion Boat Club has
list installed new locker unit con-
siStin- ct twcnty-four lockers. The
membership Of this club recently mas
grC.tl" increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Effective Saturday. May ], 1920.
The following schedule of rates WI!
Apply tc al advertisers in the Alex
aadri" &a1cfc.
Contract Rates
1860 inches or more in one gear. (Not
less than 50 inches per !rcrth)
Per Inch IS ccats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Th2 funeral of Willis II. Goodrich,
who died Thursday in Lynchbure.
took place AZ o'clock this afternoon
from the residence Of his niece. Mrs.
G.. G.. Dagectt. 800 Duke street. Ser-
vices were conducted by Rev. Dr.. W.
J. Morton. rector Of Christ Episcopal
Church ard burial was in the Metha-
DIST Protestant cemetery. The mem
bnrs of Alexandria Council, Order Of
rratc!ral Americans, attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Everyone who has read Charles Ne
eslss fs'S'ss 9spb''f fl6SSet' 81 shs
Cumherlands. when Bearcat Went
Dry" Will wan: to see the picture al
rbo jra omar tonight. l0I-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF
The DreaGnau@ht Juniors defeated
the N;rH.nias IL to II.

Religious services will be held st
the Aims House at 2:30 o'clock TO-
mc.rC". SHn1ay aItrra. on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01
FORD OWNERS

OUR MOTT0-If it is done at
|Remsckel's. it must be done right.
|'s'tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Everyone who has read Charles Ne
vile Bucks gripping novel Of the
Cumbey!ard's. When Bearcat Went
Dry" viii want to see the picture
al The In~0mar tonight. lOa-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Th2 ian>e last night in the Eiks
audi.orium fnr che acrefit # the
BASEBALL team Of the Naval Torpedo
Station was a most successful! at
fair. The music was by McWilianlS
orchestra and an enjoyable evening
Syas .@2nt by the large crowd pres
cnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

Nj. and Mrs. George b. Ken
nedy and family have moved from
Incl; hGmt in RoScmcnt To Chevy
Chase. y. c.. where they will make
their future homc. Mr.. Harvey
w. Selccalan. brother Of Mrs. Ken
rc,Iv. also accompanied them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

The great ourpourlng OF the Holy
spirit is now being manifested as in
the days Of the Apostles. Come, see
and ;car. Sunday 7:45 at. the old
Presbyterian Church Building
South Fairfax. 300 block.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-01

4 meeting Of the chamber cf COM
m"rcc committee on census will ~
held - cock Monday afternoon
in th4 rooms CT shat organization
when tn" question Of the recent cen
sus Of this city will be taken up>and
discussed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-29
LEROY CHARGED
WITH MURDER IN
TRUNK MYSTERY
Warrant Issued and $4,000 Re-
ward Offered for Arrest
and Conviction.

DETROIT, July 29.--Judge Cotter
has signed n warrant charging first
degree murder against Eugene Leroy
or o. j. Fernandez and reward OF
from $4,000 to IS 900 will be posted
to-day by the Wayne County Board
Of Auditors for information leading TO
the arrest and conviction OF the al
legged slayer OF the trunk murder
victim" whose body was found in
New York.
The Detroit police are satisfied from
what they have learned that Leroy is
in Saltillo, Mexico. and expect trouble
getting him back to the United States
for trial in case he is caught, His
father is said to live in San Antonio
Tex.
Gov Sleeper at Lansing Is TO be
asked at once to request the state
Department TO aid in apprehendinG
the man reported at Saltillo and seek
HIS eXtradition.
The police have eliminated from
their investi CATION men detained al
Lawrence, Kan, and Allentown. Pa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-29
BLINDED BY LIQUOR.
seaman Who Drank stun Contain
ing Wood Alcohol VIII Never
See Again.

Capt. Gardner V. Goold, in charge OF
a lighter belonging 20 the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, will never see again.
because he took friendly drink with a
sailor Just In from foreign port. The
liquor contained wood alcohol.
The big seaman Is in the Kings Coun-
" Hospital to-day. not knowing that
his sight is gone and believing he is be-
Ing kept In dark shuttered room pend
ing recovery,
"Please find out how long they are
going TO keep me here" ne asked re-
porter this morning, They tell me I'll
be In a month. but can't stand It that
long I'll get better lot quicker II they
let me out OF this dark room"
The room was flooded with sunshine
as he spoke
Or, Mortimer c. Jones, Superintendent
OF the hospital. said that Capt. Goold's $
case 10 hopeless and that arrangements
are being made TO remove him to S,til-
ors' Snug Harbor, Staten Island The
nerves OF both eyes have been killed hS
the deadly drug in the whiskCy.
Capt. Good's sailor friend brought
him two and half gallons OF the stuft
late yesterday This morning eEtTt
Goold took several drinks and Was seen
to fall unconscious. He lives at No. lll
Van DeuZer Street, Port Richmond.