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Evening star., 1920-03-13

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANY OF Bos-
TON, MASS
On tho 3lst day of December 1919. ns requireu
under the District of Columbia Code. amend
ed June 30, 1902 and August Is, 1911.
CaDital stock ...........-..-. Sl.p"'' 80 Wv,
Capital stock paid up in cash.. 1,opo' 'ooo'oo
c,sn il oe,,o . slao .9oss ss
rsh j., hnnr 9tJ,6'i3.'
,i ,'s r.! .N IS. 600 90
Real estate mortgages - '."' go 80 80 "a
stocks and bonds 'mar ~ 10 , 70 20. -,
Rlls receivable lrremum mo- io''f'o''o
Premiums uncolrctcd and liz a., o,o n,
hands Of agents. ......... i'-.l 90 g ,c co
Interest due and accrued "o''i"'"
All other assets collateral loans.
S4-aTI reinsurance due Oh ,,o,.,-
losses paid. $l2G, e.3ol ..... i'l''i'''
sl:.575 sG97
Hfrridi Hf1n,iii,i,, W. .'''''' - 1872.
,o.a, a,s l2.574 COB -
LIABILITIES.
Net Dnpaid claims. ............. Si '33o' Ia "
Reserve required by ia"..'. 7''.-' ~, 49, "
=, ,,,.,,,.. urcr,i,,ms ..... 10000 OD
Saiar"S' F'"'S' l5oono
commissions, brokerage. etc. ,l.2 ~
Cash dividends remaining uhpah. - if"'"" n, Wv w,
Capital stock :....... i''o'''o'''
AZ t.ras, $50, 754 90
ro,,, liabilities ss.447 .927 "A
Character Of business transacted during the
year l9l9-Marine, war,. autoi!ooLt, hfe, tA-
piosion tornado, sprinkler leakage ana tourist
baggage.
Amount Of risk assumed during
the year 1919 ............... $l3. .loo' loo4s
Losses sustained during the year
r.
Money received during the year
1919
Expended during the year 1919. 6,s27 ,sSo76
HENRY r. HEDGE Vice President
FREEMAN NICKERSON. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
Gay of February, 1920.
,SealD WM. J. CHISHOLM.
Notary Public
WEAVER BROS,
Real Estate & Insurance Brokers
735 18th ST., NV,
V'csti.rtor. .. 9.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Riggs. Semi-annunl Dividend

Directors of the Riggs National
Bank yesterday declared the regular
semi-annual dividend OF - per cent.
payable April - to shareholders OF
record March 81
Evening star., 1920-03-13
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cA~S & Daley shoe Go. rf
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East Coast Fisheries Prod.
Co.. IF. q. u. ,......... Mar. - Apr.
Inter Coast Steamship Ga.
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international Bank. Corp.
81. 3....-....-..--..... Mar. - Apr
Panhandle Producing y
E"f rf. q, @',............ Mar. =" Apr
Stnv"r Mfg. Engine Co. a.
+. .......--................. Mar. II Apr. l
Stuvrr Mfg. Engine 60. cN
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I'rau~Ic- WiIliamS Steel Forc-
inc Corp. Il. 81 2:I.......- Apr. ! Apr. IL
West Jersey * SraSl"rr L.
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Evening star., 1920-03-13
Bid and Asked Price,
ooNi}S
PUBLIC UTII.Il
STOCKS

American Tel. ana TN.l@a. %
capital Traction .... So
Washington Gas ... is
Norfolk ard Wash. St"pmhua+ III
Washington Rwy. and El"c. com. II
Washington Ewy. and Flee. ma ~,
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Georges Carpenter Is back.
misunderstanding First obligation
to polish on one Battling Levlnsky
early In October at Ebhels Field,
Brooklyn.
The public perhaps gained the
wrong Impression Of the frenchman
from his first visit They figured
that he had come 30 use his gloves.
while his contract only read That he
was 10 make movies.
But Carpenter has returned with
his fghhng clothes on This time. lie
Is neither hlaian, nor silent concern
ing his future plans. II he can beat
Levinsky then he'll discuss the matter
OF signing articles 10 meet other
Americans. including none other than
Jack the Giant Killer.
His health seems 10 have improved
with the rest he has taken In his
villa near Paris. The paleness Of ms
cheeks. which caused much comment
when he walked down the gangplank
last March, ~ replaced by the tan OF
the "OuidOOrish' man. Nor does ho
smile so much as he did on the first
trip over.
Fourteen trunks take care OF MI.
wardrobe now. while before 70 re-
qured about forty. lie expressed
| himself as being tired OF the cere.
monies which his presence IN New
York called for, and has gone {,
/ Freddie Welsh's health farm in New
| Jersey TO prepare for his American
ring debut with The trial horse
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
IRIS SPEAKERS FIND
Dixie shosop, Who Filling Chapman's Shoes Takes Kindly
to Big League Pitching

Buying a ballplayer for his field
ing abilities and finding that ne $
also a nifty slugger. is the luck OF
Iris Speaker.
In his lrst few games as a regular
with the Cleveland indians, Joe Sc
we'll is cutting as big a swath with
his bat as he is with his shortstop-
ping
With almost uncsnny foresight,
Speaker had already secured an op-
tiOn on the New Orleans player be-
fore the Ray Chapman tragedy. when
the brilliant Cleveland shortstOp was
struck down, Speaker paid the peli-
cans a neat sum for an immediate de-
livery OF the Dixie pastlmer.
Some youngsters play over their
heads the first few weeks when they
FIRST come up TO the big show, but II
Sewell can keep on doing IL for a few
days more he may be the cog that Will
cause the American League cloth to
ny from the Cleveland flagpole.
The kid is slapplng the Ban John
son apple with as much confidence as
he did the Dixie pellets.
Sewell is a product OF the Univer-
sity OF Alabama baseball team. He is
in the majors before completing his
first full year In the minors.
Johnny Dobbs. manager Of the New
Orleans pelicans, from whom Speaker
picked the peachy shortslop, says that
Sewell Is the best player he. ever sent
up 10 the big show and he Is the
gent who gave both Jim Bagby and
Del Pratt their first passports TO the
big orchards.
Dobbs was tipped on TO the fact
that Sewell was promising player
by Ward Mcdowell, former manager
Of the Birmingham City League. The
youth was then playing on varsity
Team at Tuscaloosa.
Ward told Dobbs that he had seen
a pair or ilashy players on lbe UNI
versity nine which he ought 10 gel
for the Pels. The other player
name was Stephenson. Dobbs made
a special trip 10 Birmingham and
looked the lads over. AS soon as he
set his eyes on them he opened uT
negotiations which resulted IN MS
getting Sewell before the competl.
ton OF ST. Louis and Philadelphia
scouts had blocked the deal.
Speaker secured an option on th'
youngsier while the Indians were
training az New Orleans last spring
but had not Intended 10 exercise i
until this fall. Stephenson, who i
. Sewell's pal. will get a trial with th'
Indians next year.
Here's the way Dobbs describes th'
work OF the yOungster since he re
ported 10 him last April: y
81 sent Sewell into the game as soor
as he reported and he didn't miss
day until we sent him 30 Cleveland
Very soon l made him lead-on mai
and / want 10 tell you that he Is onl
OF the best lead-Off baiters | eve
saw.
"He is simply a marvel for
youngster. He hasn't a single weak
ness other than one or two littl'
things that can only be overcome b.
experience, as, for instance, not look
ing every time TO see whether IN
ball Is in the air or on the ground.
lie has a baseball head and righ
now makes fewer mistakes than
great many good players who havl
been In the game a long time"
The youngster is already receiving
the plSudlts OF Cleveland fans and !
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
EsgYzEEESNE
HOl THE GARDEN OF GOLDl

The boxing world is at present re-
volving about one man and one arena
That man is Tex Rickard and the
arena Is the celebrated Madison
Square Garden-the sun spot in the
heart Of the greatest city in the world
That his venture will prove TO be
garden OF Gold is practically one Of
those sure things which goes with
out saying.
He is opening up The joint with the
best drawing cards in sight and he'll
get candy prices for every bench In
The establishment.
Jack Dempsey Is a lucky fellow TO
be a champion Just at this OppOrtune
time. Rickard Is giving him 100000
10 defend his title against Bill Bren-
nan on Oct. 4. Brennan's cut on he
gate will be $4,000.
Since the champion Is not averse
J 10 defending his title against the pres
ent field OF presumably unworthy
contenders Il makes things all the
sweeier for Rickard. -.
While the seating capacity tof the
Garden has not been increased. Tex
will have 10 depend on a wealthy
/ crowd to buy his high-priced paste
/ boards. But New York is full ofgood
spenders, so that is the least OF the
promoters worries.
'eTex" has got a Garden OF Gold on
his hands and he has the chutes all
creased TO ease his dollars down the
gangways TO a fortune.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
ST. HEDWIG FIRST
SMOKER GOES WELL

81. Hedwls Athletic Association held
iis nrst smoker ald indoor athlt .ic
meet last night at ModlewsN Hall,
MARYLAND avenue and Sycamore street
About 800 members and friends ems
ioyed the three round boxing bouts
hv volunteers There wfre mo- prizes
but each boy showed his best 90 the
pleasure OF The large audience.
Jimmie" kerns. announcer or th'
evening. gave several rccliaiions an,
SONGS were sung by Joe" Chlewski
John JankOwsh and Henry Everett.
The 81. Hedwlg's Band. composed
Of boys between the ages OF - and A.
years. displayed rare ability as
musicians.
kid" Keeney won the popular de-
cision over kid" Myers In the opener,
Joe" Osowskl won over kid
Hlewski: "Jihnnle" H0rda ouipoin.ed
"Kid" Rogers IN the third bout and
kid" McGowan. OF Delaware College
0uipOnied Young" Dawson In The
wind-up.
steve" stanley was referee and
Jimmy" kerns announcer.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

triples and 10 homors show how Joe
ias been leaning on The ball.
Jackson also is a grand fielder In
TACT, inOugh Joe Is a veteran Of ten
major league seasons, the sh0eless
wonder still is learning new outneld
tricks. He h a far better fielder To-
day than he was five years ago. and
mas made a greater study OF opposing
batsmen.
JACKSON has hit over 800 in both
his World Series: .3Oi against Inc
Giants in 1917 and 80 against the
Reds last fall
DUFFY Lewis Of the Yanekes is a
player who can't be judged by his bat
ting or fielding statistics. Lewis
started 10 slow up before the season
started and a fractured ankle in June.
whicn Kept Duffy on the side lines
for six weeks. has not increased his
speed. But for Worlds Series pur-
poses Lewis is an ideal player. Grover
| Cleveland Alexander and the Brooklyn
pitchers RFaSa. Of 1916 will attest to mat
Lewis is hitting .2s3 this season. a
fairly satisfactory average. but his
usefulness comes through his ability
To hit In the pinch or 10 get on In
close games. The tighter the game
| the more effective Lewis becOms. In
games where the Nanks slough OppOs-
| ing pitchers for fifteen or more hits.
/ Lewis does little hitting. lie saves
| his bingles for times OF great need.
Lewis hit only ij6 In the Worlds
Series OF 1912. but .iii against the
| Phillies In 1918 and 3o3 against the
Dodgers in 1916. while his left field
work in 1915 was one OF the greatest
exhibitions Of outflelding ever seen in
a Worlds Series
The batting OF Charley Jameson
Clevelands left fielder and head-Ofi
man. has been one Of the amazinc
feature Of the season. as he never hit
over his weight with Washington on
the Athletics. He has developed into
a smashing good fielder. Is fast and
a good run-getter.
Burns OF the Giants still Is one OF
the stars OF the National League. and
one Of the best lead-off men in base
lball. Though he is hitiing only .27s
this season. he leads the National
League scorers with % runs. Burn.
was a distinct disappointment In Tho
| Giant-Athletic series OF 1913 when hi
hit only .i5S.
Duncan. a youngster before th,
series OF last fall. has developed int,
strong sturdy player. and Is one o.
Pat Moran's leading batters. with
.3Q3 rating. Though the Cincinnati
left fielder was practically BIZ
league novice in the Worlds Series o
1919 Duncan hit 269 and neldel
1000.
lby Al Munro Elias.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Levinsky.
Using almost the same words as
Dempsey. he says that DE Is anxious
20 get back 90 the lighting business.
Gymnasium work and sparring Will
fOriify a boxer. but 10 takes the real
stuff 90 stay between The ropes with
an opponent, is the way the French
hero sizes up the future.
Levinsky has had an summer TO
prepare for his battle with Carpenter.
since the match was made before the
foreigner sailed for home. he ought
10 be IN good shape and The test
which has been arranged for the vis-
itOr Will reveal Just who's who
among Dempsey's chief conlenders.
Dempsey. In the meanwhile. has
gone into training In a cottage near
New York for his tentative match
with Bill Brennan. All OF which Is
very good reading matter FOR the
fans
n Carpenter can get over the bat
tier In a decisive manner and ncmp-
scy can 90 on knocking some OF the
cOntenders for a cold lunch. when iho
/ inevitable match comes on between
I the European champ and the greatest
slammer OF the present time 10 Will be
about the biggest dollar-drawer tho
| promoters ever hung on the copy
| hook.
There's a LOT of FUN Just around IA,
| corner the next few months Tor thl
folk who enjoy glove dynamite.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
FINISH PARKSIDE-
EDEN GAME TONIGHT

South Side and parkside Will meet
on me Eden diamond tonight 20 finish
the game started by The teams lasl
SATURDAY, week In The sixth lnnins
me game ended In a dispute whilo
Inc champions were leading 2 To !.
The board OF arbitration ordered the
play resumed where the game stop
south Side Eden has a chance 70
tie FOR third money ln the All-Nil-
mingion League race tonight while "a
victory for parksldc VIII give iheni
the pennant. only two innings OF
baseball viii decide these two Inn
poriant questions and these two Sos
slons viii without doubt be The
most interesting Of the season.
The meeting Of the league this
week will be held tomorrow evening
In the usual place. Every manager
Is requested 90 be present as The for
felt money viii be returned 20 the
clubs. The umpires are also request
| ed 10 be present
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
DELAWARE WORKS
WITH MD. STATE

NEWARK. Sept. 22-Coach Shipley
took ihe Delaware COLLEGE varsity
football squad 10 College Park, Md.
this morning. where they will scrim-
mage this afternoon with the Mary
land Stale team. This scrimmage, il
Is thought. Will get the players In
better shape for the opening game
with Penn on Franklin Field, Pails-
delphia.
The squad was put through a hard
signal practice yesterday afternoon
The two scrub teams scrlmmaged for
a short time The varsity squad looks
TO be- in fine physical shape. The
backneld Is rounding into form aud
by Saturday Coach Shlpley will have
"a line that Is expected 10 make a good
showing against Penn. The possible
lineup against Penn follows: Roth
rock ald Magaw, ends: Holton and
Repp, tackles; Marconetti and Aiken.
guards: Donaldson. center: Captain
McCaughan, quarterback Harmer and
Elliott, half-backs and Wintrup, full
Hack
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
Compiled by Al MunrOe Ellis.
WORLD SERIES CONTENDERS
The Left Fielders.
LEFT FlELDERS FIELDING RECORDs.
By Frederick G. LIeb.

All OF the possible World Series
clubs are strong in left field. Espe-
cially is this true OF the Chicago
White Sox aud Brooklyn Dodgers. who
have Joe Jackson and Zack Wheat.
their respective slugging stars. In that
pasture. The New York Yankees
have a strong. steady left fielder in
Duly Lewis, and one who has flashed
most brilliantly in past World Series.
Jameson, OF Cleveland. a former
season, while Duncan. the Red left
ilelder, Is a likely player. George
Burns. the veteran fly chaser OF the
Giants. has fallen down somewhat in
his batting this year. but there are
few left flelders who can go back for
them with the grace and agility OF
the little Giant star.
AS Brooklyn now Is forging strongly
10 the front in the National League,
from now on we will devote most OF
our attention 70 Robby's players while
discussing the Heydler contenders.
10 mas long been an argument
among the fans OF Manhattan and
Brooklyn boros OF New York as TO
whether George Burns or Zack Wheat
was the greater. Wheat is easily the
better hitter. as with the passing OF
years his binglng has kept up better
than that Of Burns.
At the age OF -. Zachary still is
cufilng the ball as hard as at any time
in his career. In fact he has passed
his present average OF .322 only once
during his career. That was In 1913
when he led the National League In
punching out base hits. With the
exception OF the blflng ShOeless Joe
Jackson, Zack leads all the rival left
ilelders in slugging with 20 doubles
Al triples and > homers.
He stands up well as a fielder, too
and Is tied with Jameson In the lefl
field fielding averages with .97S Zacl
has made only errors in %
chances.
Wheat has taken part in only on,
1916, when ne fell down with the res
o. the Dodger players. Zack hit only
2t0 against the Red SOx pitchers tha
fall and did not play his usual stal
game in left field.
Should the Chicago White Sox ge
into the World Series again. thl
American League would have a decid
ed advantage In the position we nov
are discussing. as there is only on
Joe Jackson, Just as there Is only on
Babe Ruth and one Iris Speaker.
Jackson Is having his best seasoi
since 1912. and has been clipping th
ball with a vengeance all season. FO
quite a stretch this season the Caro-
linian was riding above the 400 mark
but his present average Of .3S2 {
quite nifty. Thirty-seven doubles. !
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

oh. tell me. mister camera-man,
Why you're a link 90 clubs
For when YOU photograph a group
They always play like dubs.
But when YOU take 'om singly
on. what a difference
n seems 20 make them happy,
They're lillod with confidence.
Psychology plays a big part in a
baseball players career, whether he
calls 10 that or not
If batter thinks he can hit he can.
NJ hc believes the opposing pitcher Is
his link he might as We'll stay ON the
bench and give plnch.hilliie,.r a a
chance, who goes In there ready 10
swat.
Rail clubs regard photographers as
a INK tO their playing az Times
while on other occasions lhey are
eager 90 be made the meat Of camera
men.
Group plciurcs are the most din
cult for picture sleulhs 10 get For
some reason or other the word mas
got around that a group picture Is
lhe signal for The team 90 take a sud
den slump.
The Cleveland Indians posed for a
group picture at the Polo Grounds
Just before the fatal game In which
Ray Chapman was heaned.
The Chicago Cubs made monkeys
out 0f the Brooklyn Dodgers IN lhe
game following the makig OF ihe
Flaihush teams group picture az pns-
sihle ponnant winners FOR 1920.
Frank Chance, former manager OF
/ the Cubs. would never permit groul
pictures OF his players 20 be made
Immediately before The game. IL al
ways resulted in their losing the game
/ he says
one photographer has figured on
I that N Doe makes individual picture|
pf "a club preceding a game they VIII
nine times out Of ten, while makinl
/ group pictures always results IN dis
astrous slaughter FOR the team whicl
posed.
In game IN which he element o
chance Is so great. players are alway
I figuring mp Incidents that precedel
| their good days with the bat or on ihl
I nold and those which happened be
! fore their on-days.
d.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
B #lEAtFAADEsAag2aS|| g

Why making a group picture OF a
club should iinx them on that partic-
ular day should have anything 10 do
with 1t or not. is unreasonable, except.
from the Psychological standpoint.
n there were a few precedents of
where .eams PLAYED their best bail
after being photographed they'd ALI
be strong for 10. and there Is no doubt
but what IL would help their ball
playing
lunches play a big part in the ca
reer Of most every ball player. They
all fan victims TO the picture bunch,
pro and con. sooner or later, espe-
cially a team that is working under
the strain OF battling for the pennant.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
CATHOLIC LEAGUE GAME.

81. Mary's and st. Thomas. who arc
tied FOR the leadership Of the Cath
Ollie Twilight League will battle for
the championship Friday night al
Harlan Field. The game was at FIRST
scheduled for Thursday evening but
the promoters were unable 10 secure
The Harlan field for that day and 10
was necessary TO hold the game over
until Friday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
FRIDAY SMOKER

The Wilmington Sportsmen Club
will hold their Second Athletic EX-
hibit at Pythian Castle on next Fri
day evening. George Null, club man.
ager, has arranged a special and very
interesting program. Having succeed
ed in obtaining considerable out-of-
town talent. Although the club has
just started activities, they have sue
ceeded In making some OF the best
boys IN New Jersey. Pennsylvania
and ID 'laWarc members.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
DELAWARE CITY SHOOT

Trapshooters Of this city will at
tend the registered tournament OF the
Delaware City Gun Club at Delaware
City on next Saturday. Two trophies
will be awarded the high guns In
each class.
The shoot will he a handicap, two
% and six 20 target events.
w. u. ReybOld is secretary and II.
McWinchesier, cashier OF the tourna-
mcnt
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
SALISBURY FINDS
WHITE HAVEN SOFT

SALISBURY. Md. Sept 22-Salls-
bury defeated White Haven. composed
OF players picked from several PENN
suia towns. here yesterday. i2 TO 4.
Hummer. VINO has pitched great bah
on the Peninsula ih.s year. was nick
ed by Salisbury Tor ten hits. several
OF them being for extra bases. Score
T.nnH T..IarH.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

the Indians crowd The Yanks and
White sox on the pennant gansplank,
the Dixie recruit will be the biggest
hero in Ohio. regardless of who is
elected 10 the White House chair.
Sewell is a sweet Md, but he's got a
big role 10 play. Stlll, he seems to
have the stun which will make hash
out Of Gleason's and Huggins' Octo-
Der hopes.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
SOPHOMORES WIN
ANNUAL CLASS RUSH
Special to The Evening Journal.

NEWARK. Sept 22.-Il the annual
class rush on Frazer Field yesterday
afternoon the Sophomore defeated
the Freshmen. II was a bag rush ,his
year and while the "Freshies" sue
ceeded in getting one bag away from
the second year boys and carrying 1t
to the far end OF the field. the "sophs"
put the other two bags over the line.
tn rush was Witnessed by the entire
student body and faculty and large
number OF visitors. Track Coach Le-
Cate and H. b. Alexander. president
OF the Students Self Government As
'sociation, assist by several other
students, had charge Of the rush.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

NEW YORk-Henry FaVlan, Inc
groundkeeper at the Polo Grounds.
has a clipping 10 show that Mig
Clarke. playing with the Corsicana
club, made eight home runs In reg
ularly scheduled,-game against the
Texarkana team on July As. 1902 The
score OF the game was 81 10 3.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
EDGE MOOR AFTER
SOCCER CUP AGAIN

Edge Moor soccer team has been
reorganlzed for the coming season
with Robert n Wood team manager.
The business end will be taken care
OF by Leighton C. Robins. IL will be
remembered that Wood was captain
OF the team when they won the cup
and medals In the third division OF
the Allied League, Philadelphia. This
wear they will be represented in the
second division Of the same league,
ad with practically the same team
thai won the cup and medals.
In addition. Manager Wood has Sc
cured the services OF several players
that have Just come from the other
side and with this combination Wood
expects 10 lift the cup again. The
PLAYERS were out for practice on Sun
day and will be out every night until
ihe league gets under way on or
about October >. All home games
will be played az Edge Moor.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
sIDIrRnAN LEAGUE MEETING

The Suburban League will meet at
the Y. NJ. G.. A. at 3 o'clock tomorrow
FOR the year. President steel urges
that an the teams be represented.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
American League.
TODAY's SCHEDULE.
National Lean,

ANnAANAlNA - aNNNs
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Evening journal., 1920-09-22
Totals ............ !
SALISBURY

sCORE BY INNINGS
nr,. no,ls q 90 600 4 o O.
sal sbury ....... w y i
Tmnircs- Morgan aud Shipley'
Evening journal., 1920-09-22

Stores, rooms 10 rent and apart
ments should be advertised In the
Want Ads this month.