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Evening journal., 1920-10-02
Crane, FORMER
SENATOR, DEAD
Massachusetts Statesman
Succumbs After Rally
in Night
IN POOR HEALTH
SEVERAL MONTHS

DALTON. Mass, Oct 2 United
Press. Wv. Murray Craze, one OF
The leaders Of the Republican party
and a former United States senator,
did ai his home here today
Death came a short time after a
rally.
The rally. following a long Illness
encouraged Cranes friends but 10
resulted in a relapse during the night
and death
Crane had been In poor health for
several months and had 60 conserve
his streneih when he attended the
Republican National Convention In
Chicago last June. He had been con-
fined DO his home here several weeks.
Crane was born here April %. 1853.
Tie was educated in the public schools
but later received honorary degrees
from Williams College and Harvard
University. lie married Mary Ben
ner, OF Astoria, n. Y. in 1880. She
died in 1891
The first public Office held by Crane
iVas that OF Lieut.. Governor Of Mls-
sachusetls. 90 which he ,Vas elected
I'm 1897. lie was Governor for one
term from 1900 10 1902 In January.
1905. he was elected United states
senator 90 fll the uneXpred term of
George +. HOar. who had died. He
was reelected for the term i907-i3.
He was a member Of the Republican
National Committee from 1892 10 1900
and since 1901 ne was a delegate
at large 10 the National Conventions
in 1892. 1896, 1901, 1908, 1912 and
1920
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

NEW YORK. oct. ? UNITED Press.)
No attempts have been made 90 brlho
any OF the players OF the Brooklyn
National League Club TO throw" the
1920 World Series, District Attorney
Harry h. Lewis. of Kings county de-
clarcd today at the conclusion OF MS
Investigation.
Lewis issued "a lengthy statement,
reviewing be history OF the probe,
which concluded.
"Niy investigations have not dis
closed a single suspicion That any at
tempt has been made TO fX the COM
ing series NOt only have mytinNesti-
gallons failed 90 disclose any facts
that lead me 90 believe That amy
BROOKLYN player has been approached,
but my personal interviews with
PLAYERS lead me 90 think Il would be
Very dangerous for any gamblers 10
approach any or them win dis
honest suggestion"
A crowd OF young men ana boys
with "a few women scattered among
Them who had gathered In lhe stree
outside Lewis office, quickly learned
of The District Attorneys statement
and started "a Joyous demonstration
THE nUvfrs We're wildly theertd Whel
lhey emerged from The building.
Charles n Ehheis president or ih
club. said that he feit I'VE hlNe b.el
completely cXOncrted, after lh'
fullest Investigation Tie declarel
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
CONCERT PROGRAM

The last Of the series Of band con-
certs and community sings which the
Mayor and the Community Service
have been conducting In Wilmington
during the summer months, will be
held this evening at the City Building
Plaza. beginning at 73O o'clock. The
program will be divided into three
parts, the first being given over 60
the band concert, the second 90 COM
munity singing and the third 10 the
feature Of the eVeninr-out-of-doo
motion pictures. The following pro-
gram Il announced;
BAND CONCERT
(s.30 20 SID
March. who's who in Navy Blue"
Overture. lie Domino Noir." Auber
selection, "The sultan Of Zulu" AIDE
waltz. "Oh, Oh. Delphine" ..C .CaryII
Melodies from Chimes Of Nor
Gavotte. Les Cloches de st. Nile"
Rinner
Les Benedietion des Poignards,"
"The star spanrled banner
The Philharmonic Band. }. Norris
Robinson. Director
SONG NUMBERS
(s.i5 20 9.O0)
Carolina sun" "Peggy," Ken
tucky Home" "Tripoii." Loves
Old sweet Song" Love Nest"
"Sssanec." "OId Folks AZ Home" "I.et
the Rest of the World go BY"
America" singing will be con-
Quoted by Emerson stone Of the
Community Service.
MOVIES"
600 10 9.30l
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
PRISONERSIN
MOCK TRIAL
Find Accused Guilty, Sen
tence Him to 600 Years,
$lOO Fine
HAVE JOYOUS TIME
AT WORKHOUSE SHOW

Prisoners at the New Castle county
'vorkhouse held a minstrel show last
night. the feature being a mock trial.
Judge Herbert L. Rice. of The State
courts, who had sentenced many lf
the prisoners DO workhousc terms.
was an interested visitor. as was for
mer Judse J.. Frank Ball. secretary
OF the wOrkh0use trustees.
At the trial a Negro was arraign-
ed on a charge Of stealing rooster.
The scene was supposed 10 be North
Carolina. The live rooster. from
Warden plummer's prize flock, was
introduced In evidence. At tense
made a noise as II 10 crow and
flappod It's wings.
"Just like Coxey." audihly remark
cd a Negro prisoner In the audience,
which provoked general laugh.
Coxey is a Negro serving sixteen
years for a series OF chicken thcfts.
by way OF explanation.
The accused Negro was found
guilty.
The Judge" a prisoner made up as
a Negro, with thick lips. gravely i'm
posed sentence as follows:
You have been found guilty. and
he court Will be lenienl with you,
as they are up at Wilmington. Del.
You are sentenced 10 serve GEO years
10 The county workhouse and 20 pay
500 fine"
This produced general laughter.
The prisoners glec club sang, and
there were many jokes at the eX-
pense OF Warden Plummer. the work
house staff and others.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
SESSION OF
LEGISLATURE
NOT LIKELY
Governor Not Empowered
to Limit Length or Sub
jects of Assembly
N0LEGAL BASISF0R
0NE-DAY SUGGESTION

Governor Townsend has taken no
action on the resolution adopted by
The Democratic State Committee re-
Gently requesting him to call a spe-
clal one-day session OF the Leg sla-
ture 10 provide for dual seis Of cleo
iion onlcers and polling places in
districts where there is an unusual
iy heavy registration Of voters.
IL is regarded as unlikely that the
Governor Will call a special sess on
NJ the Legislature for that purpose.
The Governor recently said he had
been shown no necessity for calling
"a special session OF The Leg stature.
The resolution adopted by the
Democratic State Committee re-
Quesling a special One-day session Of
The Legislature was offered by Sem
at0r JOs an u. WOlcOil. should the
Governor by any force OF circum-
stances find 10 necessary 10 call The
Legislature together in special ses-
sion he could not limit The sess on
90 one day or TO any specified NUM-
Der OF days nor 90 consideration OF
specified subjects. The State COnsti-
600 on does not give lhc Governor
luiher.ty 90 limit the duration Of a
Continued on PAGE Two.j
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
VOCATIONAL
SCHOOL WORK
OPENSMONDAY
New Educational Course for
Both Men and
Women
CITY MANUFACTURES
SUPPORT MOVEMENT

The Free Evening Vocational school.
conducted by the Wilmington Board
OF Education, Will open It's doors for
registration on Monday night. Op-
poriuniiy TO register will be offered
each afternoon and evening. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. OF next
week: and on Thursday night the
class work Will begin. The study is
@ part OF the public system. and "a
cOmmendable effort on the part OF
the public authorities TO extend the
advantages OF education in very
practical way iO the citizens OF VII
mingion, no matter what their oc-
cupation.
The aim OF the school Is educa-
llOnal service, Offering opportunity 10
progress, instruction, counsel and
guidance.
The courses offered last year Will
De repeated This year Additional sub
iecis will be added when 10 is known
what types and kinds or courses the
different workers In the city need
and require 10 will be the purpose
0f this school TO extend It's services
90 every type and kind OF employ
ment: 10 the many different occupa-
tiOnal groups In industry. and in busi-
ness. too: 90 determine what courses
Of educational training. no matter
how brief. may be worked out and
developed peculiarly suited 10 the
needs of the workers in that group.
Furthermore, 10 Is expected that as
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Evening journal., 1920-10-02
G. O. P. ACTIVES MAKE
PARADE PLANS

Members OF the Republican Active
Association. OF which Henry NJ Lang
Is president. turned out In numbers
last night at a meeting held In the
Republican Club headquarters. $40
King street. The mere fact that a
speaker who had been expected 10 ad-
dress the meeting Nas unaNoidahly
detained in nowise prevented a now
of campaign rhetoric. Speeches were
made by Mr. Lang. George T. Lyon,
president of City Council; samuel j.
resentative In the Fifth district, and
Isaac II. Brown.
Tho committee. named al the las
meeting OF the association TO arrange
FOR "a Republican parade, reported ~ ~
10 was going forward win plans Tor
the demonstration and would soon
announce the date, formation and line
of march,
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
INDIANS need
ANOTHER WIN
Victory Will Cinch Ameri-
can League Pennant for
Ohio Team

NEW YORK. oct ? United Press)
Iris Speakers Indians have thcir
hands within an inch OF the Ameri-
can League pennant today. They
can't lose the championship bunting.
the worst that can happen being
only a tic-and one victory VIII land
them certain winners The task OK
the on % League leaders was lcssen-
ed Yesterday when they split even
in a double bill with the Detroit
Tigers. while the White SoX were
wallopcd by The Browns. =
Both conienders have two moro
games 10 play n Cleveland loses
both and Chicago wins both To
Will result and a three game series
between the two clubs will have TO
be played.
But ii Cleveland wins one Of Two
remaining games and the Sox win
both OF theirs the Indians VIII win
the pennanl.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
BURY SOLDIER HERE
WITH NIILITARYHONORS

Joseph w Phillips. mechanic III
the supply company OF The Fourth
Pioneer Infantry, who died OF pneu-
mOnia 40 81. Nazaire. France, on oct
40. 1918. will be buried with military
hOnOrs I'm Mt. Salem church cemetery
on next Tuesday or Wednesday after
noon. The body arrived in HOboken,
y. j.. several days ago, according TO
word received by the parents Of &c
young soldier. The funeral services
will be held from his late home, iiiO
RiVerVicw avenue.
70 is proposed 10 have members Of
Delaware Post. No. 4. American Legion
attend the funeral in uniform and the
Rev Charles l.. Candee OF West
minister Church. will conduct the SER
vices.
Phillips was born at Augustine,
Aueust 2. 1892. lie attended the pubic
schools Of this city and later was en-
plOycd by Harry 5. Lynch, contractor.
lie was a member Of the knights or
Golden Eagles. Knights OF pythias and
Red Men. He attended Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
Private Phillips entered the service
on August 6. 1918 Tie was sent 30
Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina and
sailed overseas on September p. on
the voyage across he was strikcen with
pneumonia and upon arrival in France
was transferred 10 the base hospital
at st. Nazairo where he died
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
EASTERN Shore
CANAL URGED
Baltimore Now Favors Idea
Rather Than Deeper c.
& D. Waterway
OPPOSITION
is EXPECTED

The deepening Of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal, 20 allow the pas
sage OF ocean ships. 10 be proposed at
the convention Of the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Association. in Atlantic
City next week, is expected 20 have
some opposition from Baltimorians.
who have another project they would
Ike 90 see furthered. some OF the
delegates believe that Baltimore would
benefit more by a canal cutting direct
ly throush the Eastern Shore of Mary
land.
Since there has been much talk In
favor OF both projects, officials Of the
Export and Import Board of Trade
have prepared a report giving the
advantages OF both The report has
been completed and vii be taken to
the convention by William NJ. Britain.
manager OF the board. and one OF the
Baltimore delegates. Mr. Britain is
not certain that ne viii submit the re-
port but Is prepared 90 do so.
The Baltimore delegates have been
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Evening journal., 1920-10-02
BEGIN SCHOOL
SURVEY NEXT WEEK

The committee o citizens appointed
TO make an Independent survey OF the
ohysical side OF the schools OF the
city has been called 90 meet Monday
night by Councilman James q Mcarns.
rs chairman AT this meeting the
committee will shape plans for the
survey. which is expected 90 require
Ten days time
on Monday, p. P ClaX,on. United
states Commissioner OF Education,
and a siaff OF workers from Washing
ton. also will begin a survey which
will cover the professional as well as
physical phases Of the schools.
The committees will submit reports
10 the executive committee OF the
general committee organized last
sprine TO arrange for the. surveys. II
Is thought the investigations Will
consume about forty-nve days and
complete reports are expected 10 be
made public before the first OF the
year.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
INsPECTs BALTIMORE
MATER FRONT.

Gamble Lalrohe. general superin-
tendent OF the Southern Division OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad, with
headquarters Don this city, was q menl-
ber OF a party OF Pennsylvania oni-
cials which yesterda yinspecied me
companys water front terminals at
Baltimore.
The inspecting party was headed by
George Dallas Dixon, vice-presldent IN
charge Of traffic OF the road. \ tour
Of the narbOr was made and Mr. Dixon
expressed himself as greatly pleased
with the terminal situation ana De
Velopment OF the port.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
HEALTH OF CITY
CONTINUES GOOD

Local health conditions during the
past week show some Improvement
according 10 the weekly report OF
vital statistics issued by Secretary
Howard r. Franlz. OF the Board Of
Health. only five new cases OF
transmlssible diseases-lhree Of diph-
iberia and two OF scarlet fever, were
reported. There were three deaths
from iransmissihle diseases.
Thirty-fOur marriages. Js Dirtns
and 25 deaths were recorded For the
corresponding week OF last year 30
marriages. G2 births and IS deaths
were recorded
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
PRESBYTERY MEETS
AT ROCK MONDAY

Prosbyiery OF New Castle viii hold
lls fan session at Rock, Md, on Mon
day. The appeal 10 The Synod OF Baltl-
more OF the Rev. Or. John McElmoyle
from the action of Presbyiery In the
attempt TO remove him as pastor OF
Elkton Presbyterian Church may be
discussed. synod win meet In Fred-
derrick, Md. late In October. The
Prcsbyleries OF New Castle. BalliWore
and Washington comprise the synod.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
Gen. WrdngeI Com7
Pleteiy Destroys En-
emy Divisions in Re-
gion Of AIerdndrousk. 4.
10000 Prisoners and
Huge Army Stores
Taken Commander
Reported Suicide
POLES CRUSH
FOE AT Ida

LONDON. Oct. ? united press.l-s
An anti-Bolshevik wave Is sweeping
over Russia and CONSERVATION Is
rcigning In Moscow according 10
dispatches received from hclslngford
today.
The majority OF factory workers in
petrograd were reported 90 be on
strike. Ostensibly because of the food
shortage. but with the real obiccl II
oyerthrowing Red regime
Soviet troops on the western lront
were said 90 have held maSs meet
ings. demanding immediate peace. II
was recalled that just such dcm0nstra-
tiOns Immediately proceeded tnd
overthrow OF the kerensky regime
General Budcnny. the famous Rus
sian cavalry leader whose forces re-
Gently We're badly defeated In GaliciA,
will be cOurt-martialcd. according 10
the dispatches.
Reports from various sources indl-
Gated further crumbling OF the Boil
sheVik armies on am fronts A Con-
stantinople dispatch said General
Wrangcl had completely destroyed
several Red divisions In the region NJ
| NeXandroNsk. In Southern Russia.
/ Soviet forces were surrounded In lna
/ vicinity OF Norloyotsk. paloyen and
/ OrickhOn Ten thousand prisoners
were taken and huge quantities o
munitions captured.
on the Polish front Tho BolschNik
were completely r0ulcd IN lne IN
region. south of wilma, according L
The Warsaw cOmmuniquc Pursuit ol
the fleeing Reds was continuing. AZ
entire Russian division was reported
to have surrendered after assassinai-
ing rs commissarics. The commander
OF the Russian third army was said
| 10 have committed suicide.
The Moscow cOmmunlque admitted
! The evacuation of Lida and BlrunH.
| vitchi. but claimed refulse of the
Poles along the Aselda and Lutch
/ rivers.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
TO RALLY OCT. IA

The Wilmington and New Castle
County meeting OF the Women's Asso-
clated Republican Committee has de-
cided 10 hold a campaign meeting
in Wilmington on the night OF Oc-
tOber "A. An option has been secured
on the Auditorium, Eleventh street.
near Madison. where the meeting
probably will be held.
Through the Delaware Republican
Speakers Bureau. Of which senator
tiOn Of Colonel n. W. Miller. Eastern
director OF the Speakers Bureau, tho
women are hoping 10 secure some of
/ the best national speakers. Mrs. Nil
/ liam p White was appointed chair
man % secure a chorus OF singers 10
+ lead the campaign songs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
SOVIET TROOPS ON WEST
FRONT DEMAND PEACE;
ARMIES BADLY BEATEN
ENGLISH MINERS REFER
STRIKE QUESTION TO VOTE

seniaiives and Premier Lloyd George,
was for a wage Increase OF % cents
a day as soon as 10 became evident
production would reach 2i0,O0OoOO
ions year. and an additional in
crease OF % cents when production
reached 2isOOO 600 tons.
The referendum will be held Oc-
tOher n and i2 On October "a, the
miners delegates will meet again 10
take up the results OF the vote.
Meantime 1000 miners In Wales OBJ
icctlng 10 the "slowness' OF the ne
rotiatlons. have gone ON strike.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
UNDERTAKERs 10 MEET.

The monthly meeting OF the Della
ware state Funeral Directors Asso-
clifton will be held at the residence of
Marshall II. Neatman, $40 Washing
ton street ON Tuesday eevning ofneXl
week
Messrs. Mealey. Lynn. Nichols and
Chandler will address the organza-
tion on their trip 10 Springfield
Mass. where they recently attended
me 3qih annual convention OF the
Natioal Funeral Directors AsEocla-
ton.
Secretary II. Herbert Hirzel Is
sending out notices OF the meeting
10 am OF the members and a large
attendance is expected.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
cox HERE and
OFF IN JIFFY
Democrats in Scurry When
Informed Nominee Would
Visit City Monday
MISTAKE; MONTH NOT
MONDAY, INTENDED

Th. slogan Of the Democratic party
n lhe present campaign. "Coxsure."
missed o cog Yesterday afternoon
and as result Democratic party
leaders in this city we're literally
up n ile air" for several hours
The mix up according 90 Henry r.
Isaac. chairman of the Democratic
stale Comm iitcC, was due 10 a
sienOgraphc error. AZ any event it
caused pos'ponement OF 3he opening
OF 90 Democratic specchmaking
Campaign which was 10 have taken
place In front of iho Public Build
ing at O'Clock This afternoon.
The sionOgraphic rror' reached
chairman lsaac yesterday ~ letter
from SanaiOr Pat Harrison. chairman
of me Speakers Bureau of the Demo-
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
MRS. 4. :. BROWN DEAD.

Mrs Elizabeth stewart Brown. aged
81 years. 7i5 Lancaster avenue, whose
death occurred yesterday after a
Lengthy illness. will be buried Mon
day afternoon Mrs. Brown was the
widow Of AdOlphus Brown and was
for years one Of the most active
members OF The Central Presbyterian
Church. II Is hoped 20 have The Rev.
]. II. Crawford conduct the services.
Rev. Crawford is out Of the city at
present and an effort is being made
10 reach him.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
BIBLE CLASS RALLY.

Rally Day viii be observed by the
Mems Bible Glass OF Grace NJ. p.
sunday school by requesting each
male member OF the church not con-
necied with any other class ~ the
Sunday school TO visit the class and
bring some one with him. Although
last year was a very prosperous one,
even greater things are planned for
the nrnsnnl wear.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
MRs- n. NJ. GInsON dad.

Mrs. Rita May Gibson, aged Y
years. who was assistant mairon at
the WOrkhouse for number OF
years. died suddenly at the home OF
her mother near COOch's Brldee yes
terday Of heart disease. The funerel
viii take place from her home 40
South Head street. at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. =. G.
Collins will have charge OF the SER
vices. lnierment will be at Silver
brook cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
FORAIFR MAYOR HOME.

Former Mayor James +. Price re-
turned home yesterday from New
York and Boston where he attended
the annual meeting OF the National
Association OF Life Underwriters at
Boston then attended the annual con-
vention OF the Grand Lodge Of |. o. o.
f.. al the same place. and also Wis
tied other cities nearby and finally
stopped at New York to visit friends
ihpro
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

LONDON. oct 9 (unHed Press)-
The question or nationwide strike
viii again be referred 10 a direct
vote OF the coal miners.
The strike. originally voted for
september %, was postponed until
today. AZ a meeting OF miners rX-
ccutives and delegates late yesicr-
day. Il was decided TO put on the
strike until October i6 TO permit a
national ballot on the latest com
promise offer OF the owners
The proposal, made at joint
meeting of miners and owners repre-
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
m nIcCIfSS NAN

r. D. Work, OF Philadelphia, Will
lecture at o'clock tomorrow after
noon In Jr. %. T.. A. NJ Halt ~ Tat
nall street. using as a basis for his
remarks a statement by Mr.. Edison
that man should live 1000 saegA
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
UOWlRD AIIWNT MEETING

The Alumni Association OF Howard
High School will mold q special meet
ing i'm The school on Monday even
ing All members are urged to be
DrpSpnf
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
BREAKS ARM IN STAIR PLUNGE.

Catherine Cassidy. aged 3 years,
1884 Claymont street, fell down stairs
at her home this morning and broke
her left arm. She was removed to
the Delaware Hospital In the police
ambulance
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
Capture RABID DOG.

Dog Catcher Kopp this morning
caught a mad dog at sixth and Rod,
ney streets and took it TO the pound
where 10 is being held for obserNa-
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
PASTOR ARMFNTROUT III.

Because OF the illness OF the Rev
IT ;. Armenirout. pastor, there Will
be no preaching services in Lower
BrandyNine Presbyterian Church to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
NIGHT PROwLER ESCAPES.

DOVER. Del. oct 2.-AnOther sup
posed attempt was reported 10 the
police today. shortly before o'clock
this morning the bed room or Que
o. the managers Of the star restaurant
,Nas entered by Young man. The
Intruder was asked what he wanted
and a reply as 10 where Richard
Endi. another manager Of The firm.
was made. The man backed out oi
the room and entered a room where q
woman was sleeping, but later es-
capped
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
sOcIlIISTs no nOLD Rally.

The Socialist Party Will hold a rally
tomorrow evening al the halh si5 Mar
ket street. at s o'clock. Fred White
side and others viii speak.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
LOST AND FuuND.

~--------e--------0s--------
L OST-pAY ENVELOPE BETWEEN
II Bancroft's and 18th and Market Sts.,
through Brndywine. Reward N re-
turned TO 81 Nandeyer ave. oct2-1t.
CONTINUED on Page rclS
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
NATIONAL THEATEn.

Davenport Big Show OF ~ people
will appear tonight. Good dancing
and singers.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
TODAY'S TFupFRATIrRF

At The Evening Journal Onlce.
500 a. Me 1900 p. Nh Ga
1000 \. Mos 100 p. M....6i
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

Prevent bottle famine Return enu<in
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-AdS.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
Sun Am TIDF

sun rises ..................55 4. NJ.
sun sets ....................5ii p. VI.
Head Of Christiana.
High water. 235 A. NJ. $40 p. NJ.
Low water. 1920 A. NJ 1910 p. VI.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
CENTRAL SOCIAL NICHTFOR LABOR

A surprise entertainment is being
planned by the Central Labor Union,
for Thursday, October q, at the New
Century Club. The committee IN
charge is planning program Of sur
prise features that will be pleasing
10 AN who attend. but will not di-
vulge the nature OF the entertainment.
Winterthur Special Sanitary Milk
for Babies. Clover Dairy.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02
TIE WEATHER

Fair and continued cool tonight:
Sunday fair. with slowly rising tenn
pcrature; moderate southwest winds.
Evening journal., 1920-10-02

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