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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
Business Chances.

ELDERLY party VIII uuy some light, small
business. address ] 81. care aerald-
HAVE YOUR Ford overnauled for SIS At
Meals Garage. 40 TezaE
SHOE SHOP FOR SALE-Business, build
ing and equipment. s125. Frank John
SOL, Toyah, Tex
MOVING?-Regardiess OF high cost OF
living our prices are the same Herman
Transfer & storage Co. Inc
FOR sALE-s2T5. barbecue business. can
handle soft drinks IN connection ttlo
Grande Realty Co, los Texas. Pa. 4ls-
SlGN. house painting and tintins. best
work. lowest prices Jose Fueutes. sol S
oregon. Ph. no. evening" so2s.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Al PROPOSE
tion. invoice about $1,000, clean staple and
well bought, no bonus terms. owner re-
firing z. J. Pulley ManguIn, Tex
ELDERLY business woman. with refer
ences, would ike 10 meet party with some
means for business proposition Address
u 50. care Herald
HOW WOULD $4,000 net yearly appeal
20 your II has been done and can Be
shown 10 you Missouri fashion, s4s5u WI
do the trick Address L a. care Herald
WILL SELL, II taken at once. good. small
furniture business at inventory for cash.
good location, cheap rent. $500 1eces-
say. address u %. care Herald-
FOR SALE OR RENT-Garage. fine Ioca-
sion. good business. home in connection II
desired. VIII lease for one year 10 resDon-
sible party. CAL Burgins Ga1age- fsleta Z,
FOR SALE-Good drug store doing good
business. reasonable price. must sell. IN
best town between Fl Paso and san An
tonic Write Simpson Drug Store. Del
RIO. Tex.
REAL ESTATE N CHIHUAHUA
Timber Lands. Grazing Lands Mines. Pros
poets, city Property. Collections and Rem
tails. write b16 ALBANIA St. Elias Her
nandez. for few days in Fl Paso- Phi
1875
DRUG STORE for sale. $1,000 stock. only
drug store in growing town with good oil
have not time 10 attend 90 t. Address P
O. BOX 1o1. Preside. Tex
WELL located grocery doing good bJsi-
ness at 20 per cent invoice. fixtures. stock
az invoice. good will thrown in, about
$4,000 10 handle Call J. E Hawkins.
Real Estate. EOS Mills St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

r Ecologlcally one OF the best oil pros
poets n southwest Drilling row around
500 feet have had several distinct show
lnss- We oEn and can deliver 8 year state
leases In any size tracts from ! 20 50 sec
lions at a figure that viii interest you
Open 10 bonaf5de drilling proposition H.
A. Hoover. 325 Trust Bldg. FL Paso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
Musical instruments

$3.50 WILL TAKE nv plano. $50 fer my
Victroia and IS records CAL 1888 East
Boulevard Phone 6o41.
TICTROLAS and BRUNSWICK Phono-
graphs. we sell them on the easy payment
plan Iri-Srate Talking Machine Co 3Qa
n OREGON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

ATTENTION.
II you have a house for sale
list &c with u.s. We would
also be glad TO have listings
on vacant lots We have sew
eral parties who want TO buy.
Call o. B. Hooker.
with
BROADDUs & LIE BARON,
Realtors.
112 Texas St Phone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

ONLY EXCLUSIVE Used FORD
DEALERS.
One 1915 motor. new body. new castings.
new ron.
one 1917 roadster
One sedan body. viii trade for touring
car body.
One coupe body, viii trade for areedstsr
body.
one 1919 one ton truck
New and second hand uartE
BTARS a COMPANY.
81 ". san Antonio. Phone z57s.
ORIENTAL GARAGE. PHONE SIS.
us n k1nsas ST. General Repairing
DODGE-SPE CIA T.1ZE-HuDSON
Used cars bought and sold on commission.
AUTO SALE.
Buick. fine condition. $3.50. Dodge ID
sters. $3.50 20 $3.50. Chalmers L g. $500:
Buick L s. $500 90 $780, OverIands. E1T5
TO $685. Velies. $1,000 TO s11o0. Oids truck
new. sl5l5; Fords and other cars cheap
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
Political Announcements

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i HEREBY ANNOUNCE myself as a can
tIdzte for reelection TO the office Of Judge
Of the l1st judicial district. subject to the
action Of the Democratic primaries
P r. PRICE.
7 HEREBF ANNOUNCE myself as can
didats for reelection 10 the office OF dis
frict attorney. LEIGH CLARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

WanFed-Miscenaneous
WANTED-To buy. good moving picture
machine. must be cheap. Address II 80.
care Herald
WILL PAY CASH for furniture OF or
room house II price is right Phone after
$3.50 pm. ss53W.
WANT 10 buy choice f.rst cut Alfalfa ray
IN storage for faa delivery anywhere in
southwest address l. =. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
For Sais-nanOs

E
ONE beautiful mahogany Seybold piano.
excellent condition. s115- 5s12 TroEbridge
Ph- SSH
WANTED-By young lady. use o. plano
FOR its keep during summer. good care
Eua-antesd Pm 69l2W-
piano. one that the whole family can
play We make Mheral allowances for your
plano par uaymerr. e PaH1 Piano
Co. Us Tezas s.. Hons e the stsinway-
Seeds and Plants
We have some especially me seed Corn
W D. WISE SEED CO.. PHONE IL
CORN sEED-El Paso white wonder. best
Tor the Southwest FL PASO SEED CO..
Fun line Of fIoTer rotH
z PASo SEED Co. PHONE SIS
Extra fancy sudan Grass seed WTits
for prices
" D. WISE SEED Co. PHONE IL
SUDAN GRAs-For a quick Ray crop.
recleaned seed FL PAsO SEED CO.. So
2 san Antonio s.. p $50
AMBER CANE SEED-Recieaned and
tested, fine for hay FL PASo SEED CO..
Just east Of Courthouse On san Antonio
s.. Pm 7ss-
Before buying Field SEEDS SET sznDlss
from Us 70 viii pay you.
w ID. WISE SEED Co. PHONE II.
CORN SEED-Hickorv King fancy hand
shelied and nuhheL FL PASO SEED Co.
Just east OF Courthouss- on san Antonio
s.. Ph- 5sa
FIFTY million sweet potato plants early
market. $3.50 per 1890; large lots exp col
lects yellow Jam Dooley pumpkin. Nancy.
500. $780, 1909. s2.75 postpaid. express.
collect. large late. s2-1l L A. Lind. Big
Wells Tex
TOMATO and cabbage plants delivered 81
parcel nost-loe. s5c; 500. 81; 1000. S2-5o;
Porto Rican sweet potato slips. lee. f5cs
900. $780, 1900. $3.50 50 per 1000 f-o-h.
Jasper good. strong. weil rooted plants.
prompt shipments Roy p. Dezn. Jasper
Tex
POTATO and tomato plants. millions
ready genuine Nancy Han Porto flico.
Dooiey. Early IS hite Cream and Pumpkin
Yam potato slips I have large. iresh.
wei rooted slips Grown from pure select
seed-5oo $3.50. 10o0 S2-s0. so01 So Great
er Baltimore tomato plants These ars
large tough stalky plants. good sumner.
good Gamer. dr1urh resisrer and bear until
frost-100. soc; 500 sl-25. 1000 Sc. All
plants By parcel post prepaid pack my
plants IN moisture SO as q arrive In grow
Ing condition Prompt shipment and fun
count or money returned. Wayne Ian
easter. Marsham Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

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FIRSr class table board and clean. sani-
tary rooms new management. - 80.
ROOMS and board. strictly first class
1Irs. C. +. Leary. 512 Mesa formerly Of
5lf W. Missouri
GOOD location for summer. Fl Bliss car
line. cool we'll furnished 'front.' room ad-
Joining bath private family. excellent
urar1s Phi 1929
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
HOusekeephg Room Z Unfurnished


FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms and
bath. water. lights and phone furnished
SOS OLIVE. Phi f9s9W.
FOUR IarEe front rooms kitchenet. close
in. unfinished or partly furnished. Phi
5455W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

FOR EaLE-Ons dining table. Es inches
vide. chairs with Leather seats. rrct-
ers. leather cushions. all funed cak I'm
ish. ! ice box. medium large ste; I sE11
fiher rug all new. harsair- Inquire I5-i
49,. Al ". :.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
For Rent-RoOms and Board

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FURNISHED room and sleeping porch.
with board sos Montana. Ph- 500
NICE large front room. suitable for couple
or gentlemen. with board 200 Epson
ROOM and board in private family. an
convenience. no sick nor children af22
Douglas. Phi. e2o3-
ROOM. board for couvalescent men. slso
meals by week, near Homan sanatorium
Phi 1Ts4Ws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
Help Wanted-SaIesmep

!
/ WANTED-Au experienced grocery sales
I man, none but experienced IN city Eeed
I apply. Levy Grocery Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25
Sen-LiHe Slnek-Bnr

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FOR sALE-Pigs. large and small r
Torres Canutillo. Tex
FOR SALE-Toung gallon Holstein COW.
second ealf. corner Morsnci and Alta
HOLSTEIN milk COWS for sale. srrades and
registered Laguua Dairy Farm. Clint
Tex
BIG BONED medium type Poland chin
piss. two mouths old, pairs no kin. uedi-
Erees furnished. SIS per pair. Lee stock
Farm Garrison Texas
FOR SALE-Shetland pony with buggy
and harness. cheap call al 10ls 1Iontaas.
For Sale-Furniture
FOR SALE-Complete furnishings for
room bungalow. Phi f2st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-25

WHY advertise your furniture FOR salez
just PA. 2Iss and get best cash Price
TELEPHONE stand. mattress. shadss. cur
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
Real "GunmGn
ChGSeS RiUGL
OUer Roofs
Dusky Veteran Of Hayward's 18th
Tells How Whe's Admirer
Dove Through Window.


Mr. Bert Tar, shade paler than
the ace OF spades, is believed 20 be
stu going, urged on by the false no
tion that Mr. George Moredess. late
Of the American Expeditionary
Force. Is stil chasing hun over the
roofs Of the Bronx.
The fact Is that Mr.. Moredess. a
shade darker than his favorlte ace.
IL waiting pensively at the Morrisa-
mia Court far arralgnment on charges
only little less grave than no did
his darndest 70 make them. Let Mr.
Moredess tell II. for be speaks with
nuenoy and effect.
Mister" said Mr.. Moredess to the
assembled police who captured him
"all l got TO say Is that Mr.. Tar wai
visiting IN my house against my
wishes and I was after Mr. Tar
When 1 got home this morning Their,
was Mr.. Tar and a lady friend b.
the name OF Jennie Jackson with my
wife. Mr.. Tar pulls little gun ant
looks ugly az me and says; 's'posc
you know got a reputation for bein
a gun manF
"'You has says !, an I hasn't
but / has shot a gun for the Govern
ment and l invites you TO wait right
here"
This was in Mr.. Moredess's hous,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30

ct No. 1876 Webster Avenue. He said
he went over 20 Hoboken and pawned
ring and bought lovely revolver
then went home.
AN when / comes in" he said,
"out goes Mr.. Tar right through the
window and takes the window along
with him. goes through the win
dow too, and there 10 some chase. But
l never can get close enough TO use
my gat."
The cops asked Mr.. Moredess how
many Germans he killed IN the war.
II was with Bill Hayward's 18th, "
ne said, AN / didn't have any addin'
machine or cash register 60 keep track
OF 'em, but remember the Boche
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30

TINE thoughtful housewife
Il admits that many an appar-
ent Saving" proves anything
but economical In the end.
One of the poorest of these
false economies is the cheap
metal bed. Unsteady, noisy
its rattle and squeak defeat the
very purpose of a bed, preventing
complete relaxation.
A Simmons Metal Bed will cost
you just about what you would
expect to pay for a high grade
bed"
For sleeping quality there is
nothing to compare with 1t.
Nothing so steady and nOiSeIeSS
nothing that so entirely invites
nerve and muscle TO relax, pro-
noting deep, natural sleep.
In every room shared by two
persons, Twin Beds, by all means!
One sleeper does not disturb the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30

that knocked all my front teeth out.
I Just runs my bayonet clean through
him and pulls the trigger to facilitate
matters"
Mr.. Moredess Is charged with car
rying a revolver and with attempted
feloniOus assault
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30

Fire-PoIice Ban Game To-Morrow.
The baseball game scheduled to be
played to-day between teams repre-
senting the Fire and Police Depart
ments at Ebbets Field. Brooklyn, for
the benefit OF the Firemen's Fund.
has been postponed until tomorrow on
account Of rain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-30
Is the Old-style metal bed as
cheap as it looks

other or communicate colds or
other infections.
And you will find nothing so
exquisite as the charming Sim
mons designs, such as
THB "HBPPBLwHITB"
DesiGn lS0l-in Twin Pair
Inspired by the work Of one Of the
areatest designers who ever lived, and
named In his honor. 90 Simmons new
Square Steel Tubing; seamless,
smooth, beautifully enameled In the
accepted decorative colors. - Sim
mons patented pressed steel nOiSeleSS
Corner Locks. Easy rolling casters.
Your choice of Twin Pair and DOu.
bic Width. Specially pleasing In
Twin PGtr.
If your dealer does not show
you the Simmons line, you need
only write to uS. We will see that
they are shown to you.
Free Booklets on Sleep Write as foT
"WhGf Leading Medical Journals and
Health Magazines Say about Separate Beds
and Sound SLEEP " and Yours for Perfect
Nights Rest .
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
new HOSPITAL
NOW ASSURED
Bazaar a Success, p. & S.
Managers Will Go Ahead
With Project
NOW ARRANGING
JUBILEE DINNER

While the bazaar Of the Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital is over that
so many thousands of Wilmingtonians
Loyalty supported every uay last week
and on which even the elements per-
petually smiled for 10 rained not 2
drop on a single afternoon or night
while the affair was being conducted
its FAR reaching results In starting
for the benefit of an citizens the
h8diy-noeded coniag nus disease hos
pital are yet 90 be felt The hospital
will be opened as soon as The needed
equipment can be purchased and nee
essary alterations made DO the exist
Ing building on the Mckay estate,
Chestnut and BrO0me streets, where
the bazaar was held
The elimination Of the citv-wide
surprise and pleasure created by the
successful outcome Of the bazaar will
be during a proposed jubilee dinner
90 be held shortly.
So gratifying was the success both
from a financial and social standpoint
! that the management following Us
close doci1ad on this big Jubilee d n-
ner 20 commemorate lis success anf
10 receive reports from the various
committees.
This dinner viii be given 10 th'
workers and friends OF the institution
in the hall room OF the Hotel dupont
10 is now expected. in about two weeks
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
Thieves AGAIN
BREAK HOUSES
Paris, Hainsworth Homes
Entered But Valuables
Not Disturbed
THOUGHT ONE
FOWLER SHOT

Amateur burglars are again operat-
ing in different sections OF the city,
and while they have met with little
success. their Efforts nave created
considerable uneasiness where the vis-
its have been made
About $50 last night the police pa
troll was sent to Pennsylvania avenue
and Rodney street n response 90 a
request for help from one excited resi-
dent who declared a man had been
shot. The police made a quick run
but were unable 10 ind any wound
cd person or even any one Who had
seen the shooting. although numer-
Gus residents heard the shots.
The occasion OF the alarm Is thought
20 have been the presence OF a prowl-
or In backyards in that neighbOrhoOd
who was discovered peering In an
open pantry window, but who rar
when the alarm was given.
Several nights ago the home Of
Frank VI Paris, 1893 French street
was entered from the rear while The
family was seated on the front porch
but nothing OF value was taken from
the house.
Mrs. r. Hainsworih. 1925 French
street. while alone In her bedroom OF
Friday night, was frightened by thl
entrance Of sirang man Hel
screams brought her husband from az
adjoining room and the strange
! jumped from the second story win
/ dow.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
find BODY OF
BOY in LAKE
William Mayor, Aged II,
Years Drowned Near
Middletown
HAD BEEN MISSING
SINCE FRIDAY
Special 10 The Evenlng Journal.

special 70 lue evening Journal.
MlDDLETOWN. sept. 21-After
having dragged Silver Lake for sew
eral hours the body Of William Ma
yor aged A. years. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs viii am Mayor. who is thought
90 have been drowned on Friday was
found in the lake by town officials
yesterday afternoon The parents Of
the unfortunate boy moved TO Md
dletown several months aso. Mr..
Mayor is a travelling salesman.
The parents OF William believe that
he became IN while fishing and fell
into The lake. lie complained Of being
300 last Friday morning, but at noon
said he was better and after dinner
went 20 Silver Lake 20 fish. When he
did not return that night, his par
enis though 10 possible that he had
followed a circus Co MillingtOn, Md
and officials In that town were com
municated with an Saturday and
learned that the boy was not with
The circus
a search was made around the lake
on Saturday, but 10 was not until The
waters were dragged yesterday thai
the body was found He was fully
dressed and his fishing line was in hi.
pocket. Deputy Coroner Nichols came
I 10 MiddletOwn today 10 make an in-
I NesiigatiOn. The body was inferred
in Forrest cemetery, this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
RARNHART CHORUs MEETING.

The Harry Barnhart Community
Chorus will hold a business sessioa
at s o'clock this evening az the Public
Buildings All members are urged 10
be present as much new business Is
DO be discussed.
Among the matters 10 he taken up
is accepting an invitation OF the
Water Witch Fire Company TO at
tend the carnival which the company
is TO hold this week. Plans for a
bazaar which the chorus will hold In
October also will be talked over.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
FIND BABY COACH
CACHE FOR BOOZE

Durina the liquor raids on sat
urday, made by Federal agents,
county cOnsiables and the police,
Chief Federal Agent Harry Howard
noticed a baby coach standing Just
outside the door OF a saloon which
was undergoing search. The coach
was most innocent appearing, hut
the little white pillow in IL gave
no mark of ever having been pres
sed by n baby's head.
Partly from curiosity and partly
from traininf, Howard lifted up
the pillow. Beneath IL and clever
ly slowed away on the bottom OF
the coach. he found coniainer
capable Of holding about ~ quarts
of liquor. Some liquor was IN the
receptacle.
Calling the wife Of the saloon
proprietor, Howard threatened her
with arrest. my husband, he put
il there" she cried. ''He put Il
there. Please don't arrest me. l
had nothing TO do with H."
Howard made note Of the incident
and will add Il 10 his charges
against the saloon proprietor. The
coach presumably was used 10 con-
vey liquor 10 ard rom the saloon,
and is We've by the Federal agents
as one OF the slickest devices TO
evade the law they yet have found.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
SELL STEAMER
JOHN R. BAYLIS

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEWES, Sept. 27.-Miss Anna
Bryan, daughter Of Robert w Bryan
and Eugene II. Menee. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel II. Nance were married
on Thursday evening at the NJ. r.
parsonage by the Rev Howard Davis.
Mr.. Maull Is employed as engineer
for the Lewes Sand Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar II. Warrington
are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a baby boy.
The Breakwater Fisheries Company
has sold their steamer John r. Bay
lis TO the Chincoteague Fish oil
and Guano Company Of Chincoteague
Va.
There are three republican candi-
dates in the field for the legislature
I'M the Tenth district. They arc
Samuel C.. Pierce. James T. Lank and
George NJ Murray.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
.BALK POSSIBLE
M'SWINEYPLOT
Sympathizer Caught Near
Prison, Has Rifles and
SeditiouS Paper
EXTRA GUARDS
OUTSIDE PRISON

LONDON. sept. 27 United Pressl.
As Lord Mayor MacSwiney. weaker
than at any time heretofore. began
his forty-sixth day OF fasting IN Brix-
ton prison, police claimed TO have MP
ped a plot for a serious demonstration
in his behalf
Officers arrested Kelly Symmlngton
In his quarters near Brixton prison,
taking four rifles and a quantity OF
Sim Fein literature. SYmmington
will be arraigned on acharge OF pos
sessing weapons and seditious lltera-
ture.
The guard about the Brlxton pris-
on has been augmented rs a precautior
against possible outbreaks by Mac.
Swiney supporters. Several shifts OF
guard details Of forty men each now
patrol the Jail area.
! MacSWiney was said 20 have slept
well before midnight but 90 have
been restless early this morning
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
HARDING into
ENEMY'SLAND
Republican Candidate to
Speak in Md, w. ", and
Kentucky
HOPES TO WIN
SENATE SEATS

En- ROUTE WITH SENATOR
HANDING TO BALTIMORE. sept 27
UNIFIED Press.l-Leaving his front
porch FOR me second time during the
campaign. Senator Warren G.. Hard
ing. Republican candidate FOR the
presidency. today Is invading enemy
territory on four day speak ng
trip that carries him INTO Maryland
West Virginia and kentucky
Harding will speak ton rht In the
Baltimore Armory. where President
Wilson was frsi nominated for the
presidency. Tomorrow night De
/ will speak az Wheeling. " Va, and
wednesday afternoon at Ashland, Ky.
Numerous rear platform speeches
/ will be made during the trip which
will b. on slow schedule Harding
Is due in Baltimore at 3io p. M. to-
day
nnal eastern swing at q conference
With Eastern leaders al Baltimore
late todav. II viii be a four day
irip with a speech IN New York city.
I Connecticut Is The only New England
/ state ne expects 10 enter.
Harding Travelled IN his private car
"IDFAL". accompanied by Mrs. Hard
| ing his physician. ur. G. p. SAWYER,
/ IN Marion: senator Hale, NJ Maine
senator sutherland, Utah Richard
/ Washhurn Child. puhlicist and a score
OF newspaper men. Harry VI. Daugh-
ertv. one OF Hardlng's campaign man
/ 7rers and Charles ID. Hilles. national
committeeman from New York, VIII
/ ioin the party at Baltimore.
The Senai is making THIS eastern
trln not only for himself and MS run
lining mate. but ne is trying 20 DO ms
lbi toward capturing two seals IN tne
I United states Senate held by Demo-
Gratis " NJ
ter smith, Maryland, and J. g. w,
! Beckham. Kentucky, are TO be nlleu
al fhe November election and HARD
ine's friends in these two Siales De.
Ueve that with his a.a they can i'cl
Renublican Senators. The hepunli'
cans now have control by the narrow
margin OF two votes and are taklh.
no chances Of having a Republican
president with a hostile senate or
his hands. West Virginia has no sen
atorial election this year.
TAKES HARRISBURG STROLL.
HARRISBURG, pa, Sept. q. UNITED
Press. Senator Harding got righ
down among the people here toda,
Continued on Page pwo.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
CITY TO RUN
PLANT, BURN
ITS GARBAGE
Expert to Take Charge, Fol-
lowing Opinion of SOlici-
y tor Huxley
CALL ON SURETY co.
TOPAY $4,000 BOND

Having received an opinion from
City Solicitor John W. Huxley, Jr..
this morning 90 the enect that the
city authorities have ample power 20
hire men TO operate the incincrating
plant OF The Wilmington Sanitary
Company 20 dispose OF garbage col
lected in Wilmington Or. C.. NJ. Handy,
president Of the Board Of Health,
has engaged an expert today 20 run
the plant for the city.
Dr. Handy, president Of the Board
Of Health. announced this afternoon.
the appointment Of Thomas Welsh as
supervisor for the city Of the sanitary
COmpany's reduction plant
Mr. Welsh, who lives at second and
BrOome streets. was employed by the
former contractor 40 iha crcma'orN
and is considered 20 be an expert in
that line Of work.
He as-mcd his new duties al once
Dr. Handy refused io eia.o what sal
ary would be paid the supervisor.
saying that that was a detail.
With the engaging OF this expert
the plant WI be put In order al
once. Parts 0f the machinery thar
broke on Thursday. prior 10 The
closing down OF the plant by the
Sanitary Company, who demand an
extra appropriation from The city,
will be secured tomorrow. Dr. Handy
said he felt sure the plant would be
In 0perat on by Thursday.
CITY Solicitor Huxley this morning
Informed William j. Highneld, local
representative OF the American
surety Company, that the Sanitary
Counanv had broken us contract with
tho cHy. Mr.. Highfcld advised th'
city officials 20 take The matter uI
with the Philadelphia 1ffice n ihi
surety company. as The Philadelphis
oflce had arranged the fiuul bono
originally.
'-That matter was handled through
the Wilmington Sanitary Company
and n p Martin Company In Phil.
Continued on pagc Seven