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Evening journal., 1920-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept 20 United
Press Edwin p. Fiscner. VINO warn
ed his friends 10 keep out Of Wall
Street before the explosion there last
week. arrived here today from Ham
ilton. ont. accompanied by detectives
There Is no farmal charge AGAINST
Fischer. lie was arrested In Hamll-
ton on a charge OF insanity preferred
by Robert pope. his brother-in-laV.
and agreed 90 come 10 New York to
answer questions as 10 where he got
his advance information about a dis
aaler In Wall Street
Fischer smiled at newspaper men
when he left the train. accompanied
by Detectives Mccoy and O'H1ra. of
the New York force. He posed FOR
photographs and finally said
Have a heart. boys
Asked for a statement, he said.
81 won't talk
While crossing the street 10 a res
taurant for breakfast Fischer picke,
lup two cigarette butts, which M
| carefully placed in his poke
Fischer picked up two cigars from
the floor OF the Grand Central station
but they were taken away from hi
BY detectives, who said .hey migh
contain poison or nOts.
They look like pretty clears. com
lmcnied Fischer with a smile.
Fischer was not handcuncd and h'
led the procession OF police and neWs
Continued on PAGE Two.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
KENNETT TURNPIKE
NOW STATE ROAD

Tho state Highway Department to-
day took over the management. SUI
perry sion and maintenance OF an tha.
portion OF The Kennett pike from VIII
mngton to the Pennsylvania State
line from the Kennclt Turnpike
Company Through funds advanced
by p. s. dupont. the road has been
made free Of tolls and largely i'm
proved. and will now be kept up as
frst-class lhorOughfare by the state.
under direction of Charles NJ. Upham,
state Highway Engineer.
Deeds transferring the title TO the
pike 10 the State have not been exc
cuied IN full as yet by all parties In
ieresiod. hut This f0rmaliiy in no
way interfered with the transfer OF
control of The road
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
AUTOS WILL CARRY
HELPLESS TO CHURCH

Acting on a suggestion offered
through the editorial columns OF The
Evening Journal one day last week.
81. pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Tenth and Jackson streets,
has adopted a plan whereby an per
sons who q sire 20 attend the Sunday
services there can do so
Yesterday the Rev. Carlisle l.. Hub
bard, the pastor. announced that the
sick committee, OF which T. B. Cart
nell Is chairman. would secure a list
OF persons who. are unabl 90 make
their own way To church because Of
the lnnrmliies ~ age or for any other
reason. but who would come II they
had some one 20 take them 90 and
from the church in an automobile.
Members and friends Of the church
who have automobiles that will he
available for this service are DO leave
their names and addresses with the
Rev. r. W. Cooke. associate pastor.
who will make assignments on Satur-
day afternoons.
A person does not have TO De a mem
her OF 81. paurs Church TO receive
the benefit Of this plan. A letter or
post card addressed TO the Rev r. W.
Cooke. 81. paul's NJ. =. Church, Civ
Ing name and address OF persons de-
string 20 attend service is an that is
necessary.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
THURSDAY FIRST DAY
DAY OF AUTUMN

At twenty-nine minutes after on
Thursday morning. September %. 1920.
A. D.. or Mulharram 8. 1899. Moham-
medan calendar, or Tsrl #. 56si, Jew
ish calendar. or September 10. SO29. A..
NJ. Greek calendar-in simple words,
on Thursday Of this week. at 329 A.
NJ, theN sun will have reached the
equator on It's way south for the win
ter, and according 10 the almanacs,
it will be autumn or fall.
The morning stars, which Will
mark the advent OF fall will be Saturn
and Jupiter. and In the evening OF
tha tday there will rise as evening
stars Mercury and Mars. From the
moment on Thursday morning when,
according 10 Eastern standard time
we almost forgot thai-it Will be au-
tumn. until 1917 p. NJ. on December
2i. there will be aoihing but autumn.
At the latter time winter will com
mcncc.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SCIENTISTS KEEP
M'SWINEY ALIVE
Hunger-Striking Cork May
or Now Packed in Hot
Water Bottles
NO FOOD IN
HIS MEDICINE

LONDON. Sept. 20. United Press .)-
Terence Macswlney. hunger striking
Lord Mayor OF Cork. was reported
packed In hot water bottles today. in
an effort 90 pr0long his life' Eminent
scientists called i'm by the govern
meni, said life could be prolonged II
weak after a night OF fliful sleeping
but The beginning Of his thiriy-nlnlh
day or fasting was marked by no per-
ceptible change.
The physiological aspect OF Mac
Swlneys strike aroused increased in
ierest among scientists. A daily chart
OF his condition is prepared by gov
eminent experts
Relatives have been suspicious that
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Evening journal., 1920-09-20
TALK over TOP
FOR PLAYGROUND
Surprises" to BE Announc-
ed at Community Service
Luncheon Next Week
SHAPE CAMPAIGN
FOR $35, 400 DRIVE

Arrangements were made today by
the Wilmington Community Service.
for what bids fair 10 be one OF the
most notable civic luncheons held
since the stirring days of TIE great
war The luncheon Will be held on
September 2s, at 1870 o'clock. Tues
day afternoon, In the du Barry room
Of The Hotel dupont, and al 70 VIII
be revealed the big surprise which
has caused much speculation.
Speakers 1T The luncheon Will in
clude Plerrt s. dupont, General r.
Coleman dupont. Judge George Gray,
Judge Sylvester d. Townsend. j. Dan
forth Bush, Judge David T. Marvel,
oOsiah Marvel. Henry r. lsaacs, John
p. Nields and a speaker OF inierna-
tiOnal fame, whose Identity Will form
part OF the surprise" John p
NIelds probably viii preside and Jo-
siah Marvel will announce the nature
OF The surprise feature.
This luncheon has been arranged by
Mrs. Vivian G.. Boggs, chairman Of the
work OF raising thc fund OF S3o,io0
with which 20 establish Fairgrounds
and recrcaiiOnal ccniers throughout
the city. n Is intended as the signal
for launchine the fund raising cam
paign. and there today was every
prospect that the goal fixed will be
considerably exceeded.
CuriOusly. General dupont is liter
ally working against himself in the
vigorous efforts he is making 10 per-
sonaly put the fund "over the top.
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Evening journal., 1920-09-20
OFFICERS BREAK in
ON POKER GAME

When detectives went 90 the cabin
OF Charles Mullil. beyond Eleventh
street bridge. yesterday. TO arrest him
on a charge Of selling liquor without
a license, they found a game Of poker
in prgress. with about si3 stacked up
in front OF the card players. MulHn
was arrested on the liquor charge and
the six men who were taking par. In
the game were arrested on a charge OF
breaking the Sabbath.
When arraigned In Municipal Court
this morning. the poker players plead
cd guilty, and were dismissed upon
payment Of costs. They We're Samuel
smith, James B. Young. John palese,
Elmer Johnson. Nathan Mclaughlin
and William Baynard. The case OF
Mullin was postponed until Thursday
at the request Of his attornty. Philip
L. Garrett
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
VETERAN COURT
OFFICER DIES
David S. Purnell, of George
town, Served as Crier
Since Civil War
SINGER IN CHURCH
CHOIR SINCE YOUTH

David s purnell. aged SC. Of
Georgetown well-knOwn resident.
veteran court crier and chorisier, died
at his home last evening He had
been in failing health, for sometime.
His only daughter died during the
"nu" epidemic. which Affected him
greatly. and he had a severe fall last
winter which impaired his health. lie
was active, however. up to within a
short time OF his death
Mr.. Purnell had been crier OF the
Sussex county courts since the Civil
war He was known by thousands Of
persons from one end OF Sussex
county 10 the other He also had
sung In the Georgetown NJ. T..
Church choir since young man,
and for many years had been direc-
tor OF that choir. He was an active
Democrat. and served as postmaster
Of Georgetown under President Cleve-
land His wife died several years
ago. The late Sheriff Charles p. Pur-
nell Of Georgetown was brother. lie
was an uncle Of Mrs Harric r.. Price
Of this city. All his brothers and sis
ters are deceased Mr. and Mrs. Price
went 10 Georgetown this morning 10
attend the funeral which will be held
tomorrow
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SMASH irish
REPUBLICAN
ARMY NEXT
British Capture 40 Armed
Sim Feiners as First Move
Against Rebels
ONE is KILLED in
BATTLE In WOODS

DUBLIN, Sept. 20 United Press -
Major General Sir Nevil MacReady's
coup yesterday in which ne surprised
a body OF Sim Fc.- troops at drill mad
captured forty men, was re sarded
here today as the first step In a new
campaign 10 smash the Irish Repub-
lean army.
The coup was taken as an indica-
tion that MacRcady n.ends 90 take
the initiative against the Sim Feiners
rather than uethe The former policy
OF waiting for aggression.
The 'Republcan" soldiers were at
rifle and bombing drill In the noun
taihs near Enniskerry, ilfie miles
from Dublin when they were surprised
by a small group OF auxiliary police"
who commanded tho. 10 surrender
The Sim Feiners believing the
group represented the entire attack
Continued on Page TwO)
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
MAYOR TO open
HOSPITAL FETE
Suppers, Dances, SingMusic
Begin Tonight for p. &
S. Benefit
JUDGE GRAY
GIVES SUPPORT

The Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pial bazaar for new contagious dis
ease hospital occupies the center OF
The stage this week 10 opens this
afternoon at o'clock on the old Nc
Kay property. South BrOome street at
Chestnut lone block south Of Lancas-
ter avenue or Front street, as that
thoroughfare Is known In different
circles) and every indication points
10 10 being the most successful func-
tion OF its kind ever held In Viii
mlngtOn.
The formal opening this evening
will be marked by quite an informal
program II Is expected that Mayor
Taylor. David Snellenburg. president
Of the hospitals executive committee
Mrs. Willard r. Smith. president of
the WOmcn's AuXilarv and Mrs Al
bert Robin. general chairman for the
bazaar. Will speak briefly and then
tell those gathered 90 enjoy them
selves Even this program is only
tentative as the management OF the
bazaar believes that the important
thing now Is 10 get the thousands OF
WilmingtOnians TO come out for the
opening and ihe rest OF he week %
have a good time.
For the benefll OF those who have
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Evening journal., 1920-09-20
THINK REDLEADERS
NMOSCOWPLOTTE'D
NEW YORK HORROR

WASHINGTON. Sept 20 UNITED
Press The bomb explosion In the
New York financial district was plot
ted by BolsheVik leaders In Moscow
according 90 the theory OF secret
government observers here.
The Wall Street outrage was plan
ned 30 occur with other red actiNi-
Ties throughout the world. 10 Is be-
licysd hy these observers.
The government observers have
drawn their conclusions from reports
hy American agents stationed along
the outer fringe ~ soviet Russia and
scattered throughout this country
and other parts OF the world
Circumstantal evidence has reach
Cd here indicating that series of ex-
plosiOns throughout the world such
as the New York explosion was timed
90 START just after the Russian soviet
armies had overrun Poland, u is said
The Poles checked the red forces
but the activities In other parts OF the
world directed by ihe Bolshevik lead
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
Open
WINTER Term
Hope to Seat $4,000 Pupils
for Full Time
Study
FULL TEACHING
STAFF AT WORK

An army Of 1900 or more children
returned 10 desks and studies In the 81
public schools OF the city this morning
An previous records for enrolment. 10
was believed. had been broken by
the number OF applicants
Reports received by Dr. Clifford J
Scott city superintendent up 10 40
O'Clock this morning indicated that
accommodations had been found for
an pupils applying, and while a few
might be placed on part time for sew
eral days. room would be found for
every one on full time as soon as com
plete reports were made and some
transfers effected
one Of the most gratifying features
OF the beginning OF the school year.
Dr. Scott said. was that the entire
teaching stan. 800 in mfmber. had
been filled and us members were at
their posts OF duty when the bells
summoned pupils 10 classes today
The staf this year. he further said
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Evening journal., 1920-09-20

ers In Moscow were carried out they
say
Tho government observers declare
they know there Is an elaborate and
definite organization In the United
STATES working constantly in coniunc-
ton with Moscow In The admitted
campa gn of Lcnine and Iroisky TO
establish BOlshe,ism in AN countries.
lt Is believed here that the New York
explosion was intended only as re-
mindcr 90 the United States, however,
that The rcd war had reached Amcri-
can shores
Bolshevist aeilators are ready Go
utilize any possible labor unrest In
the United States this winter In the
soviet campaign it Is held. Mexico Is
now one base for Bolshevist activities
In the western hemisphere. govern
ment observers say. and Onlcal adj
vices 10 Washington have reported
that there Is a large number OF Rus
sian prOpOgandlsts active In the
Southern republic.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SIX BISHOPS TO
HONORDR. COOK
Rev. DR.. F. M. Kirkus to Be
Master of Ceremonies at
Conservation Ceremony
MANY DELAwAREANS
TO ATTEND SERVICES

The coming conservation OF the
Rev. Dr. Philip Cook. rector OF st.
Michael's and All Angels Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, as
Bishop OF Delaware. 20 which he was
recently chosen, and which will take
place on Thursday morning, October
"A, in the Baltimore church, OF which
ne now is rector, will be marked BY
impressive services and ceremonies.
Taking part In the conservation Will
BE- no less than six bishops OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church and sew
eral prominent clergymen. personal
friends OF Dr. Cook. The ceremonies
Will also mark an interesting event in
the history OF the Baltimore church.
in that 10 will be the third OF its rec
tors who has been elevated 10 the
bishopric and that both the other
bishops Murray and Fiske) will take
part in the ceremonies.
Bishop Danel s. Tutlle. OF Missouri,
ranking bishop OF The Protestant
Episcopal Church in this country.
will preside at the services. and the
co-consecratOrs will be Bishop John
Gardner Murray. Of the Diocese OF
Maryland. and Bishop Frederick +.
/ Reese. or Georgia The cOnsccratiOn
sermon is expected TO be delivered by
Bishop Cameron Mum. Of Southern
Florida; The prosecutors will be Bish Do
/ Charles Fiske, Of the Central New
/ York Diocese. and Bishop II. l.. Bur
Lesson, OF South Dakota; and the al
/ tending preshyiers will be Rev. VIII
liam +. Gardner Of New York. and
/ secretary OF the church board Of edu-
/ cation. and the Rev. Or. H. Percy Sil-
i yer, rector Of the Church OF the In
| carnatiOn, New York city.
The Rev. Or. F. NJ. Kirkus. rector
OF Trinity Church. Wilmington. vii
be maste rof ceremonies. assisted b,
! The Rev David p. Allison OF Baltimore
J CONTINUED on PAGE TwOl
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SMTLEAWHME

NEW YORK-Wanted, left car
10 be severed from present own
er and grated TO head Of man
who lost his when a horse stepped
on him. Two thousand dollars win
be paid Apply Frank :. Cusada,
Manzanillo, Cuba.
DENNER.-Angered because an
employment agency could not get
him a job. II. Williams, y. hurled
n rock through the aqency's win
dow. Police who are searching for
him, declare they have plenty OF
work for him-On 10 rock pile.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-A bold, bad
hOld-up man fell into the arms Of
one man from the blow Of another.
lie escaped with a watch and chain
ih he grabbed from the pocHei
OF William Myc as he was fall
ING.
CIENEL LAND.-patrolman Kaiser
has applied for duties other than
Of searching prisoners at head
quarierS Yesterday he took his
hand from a prisoners pocket VITA
a snake clirgina 10 his finger.
THOM ASNILLE, Ga--hr. Vol.
stead Is paged and interrogated
whats the uSef
sam Robinson. dusky woodehop-
pcr In the MetCalfe section, cam
oui today, declaring he had killed
A rattling rattlesnakes when a
trce he fell stirred them. Inc
bioqest ratilcr had IS ratties and a
button, he said.
And sam insisted he didn't have
drop OF medicine.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
1856 women
Of CITY ON
VOTINGLIST
Estimated 40 Per Cent. of
New Voters in State
Registered
ELECTION DAY
PROBLEM LOOMS

With but three districts yet TO be
heard from officials OF the Depart
ment Of Elections this morning an
nOunced that the REGISTRATION for Sat
urday showed 1885 women In this
city had enrolled on the voting lists
just what the total registration was
In rural New Castle county and the
two lower counties is not known, but
10 was estimated this morning that at
least 5000 women alone registered In
the State outside OF this city. The
Ninth was the banner ward for The
registration OF women Saturday 10 Is
estimated that between 40 and 20 per
cent. Of all the women in the state
registered on saturday
The women OF this city showed that
ahey realized the responsibility and
the registration officers in The i25
election districts OF Wilmington re-
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butler WON'T
.RUNFORSTATE
POLITICAL
Says Insurance Commission
ership Election Would Mean
Financial Loss
'STEANIR0LLER' MAY
BE ANOTHER FACTOR

Alexander J. Butler Insurance
broker OF this city, who was nomi-
mated for insurance commissioner by
the Democratic State convention last
Tuesday. has rendered his resignation
as nominee for that office TO Chair
man Henry r. lsaacs Of the Demo-
cratic Stale Committee
Chairman lsaacs will call a meeting
OF the Slate committee 90 select a new
candidate for insurance commits
siOner the committee being author
lied by the convention TO ON any
vacancies that might occur in The
Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Butler frankly admits that upon
his arrival In Dover on Tuesday
morning last. upon the suggestion OF
some friends. he become a candidate
for insurance commissioner, and had
the honor OF being nominated. Since
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Evening journal., 1920-09-20
DRY NOMINEE AT
STATE CONVENTION

L. w. Brosius. state chairman Of
the Prohibition party today received
letter from Virgil g. Hlnshaw, ma
tional chairman Of the party. with
at Chicago, informing
him that either DR. Aaron =. Waiklla'
nominee for the Prohibition party Tor
President or Dr. D. Leigh Gown, nom
inee for the Nicc-Presldency, VIII az
fond the Prohibition state Convention
10 be held In Dover next Thursday.
The Prohibition candidates are at
lending the Alcoholic Conference IN
session at Washington this week
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
DIR. KING A VISITOR.

DR.. and Mrs. Chester A. King. OF
Orodcll. y. j.. aho visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George =. King. OF this city.
Dr. King Is a son Of the late Rev. DR.
+. V. King, Of the Newark Methodist
Episcopal Conference, who visited
Wilmington frequently and occupied
the pulpit Of Epworth Church. where
his brother. Professor George Z. King,
is choir diecbor Mrs. Chester. King.
who is prominent In musical circles in
Orodell and Jersey City. sang at the
services in Epworth Church last night
90 the great delight OF the audience.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
POLES DRIVE REDS
TO PINSK MARSHES

LONDON. sept. 20 UNITED Prcss)-
A Riga dispatch 20 the London Chroni-
Gle today said the formal polish-Rus-
sian peace conference had not begun
yet. but that John Dombsh .and
Ad0lph Joffe, the two leaders, had had
"a two hour conference.
The conference was secret. Jo1e,
the soviet agent. was reported TO
have gone 90 the meeting place in a
limousine. one OF the former Cars
royal cars.
WARSAW. sept. 20 UNITED Press.)
-BolsheviH troops have been driven
nOrthward 10 the pinsk marshes,
along the whole Dneisier river front,
the Polish communiQue claimed today
In the South. Ukralnans occupied
CzerthOW and Buccaz 10 said
LONDON, Sept 20 United Press.l -
A wireless dispatch from the soviet
military headquarters in Moscow to-
day said fierce lighting continued In
the KOvel region, northeast OF Lem
berg.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
IF. SNYDER LAY DELEGATE.

At the last meeting OF the Minister
ium 0f Pennsylvania, Jacob +. snyder.
OF the Zion Lutheran Church OF this
cfiy. was elected alternate lay dele
ga.f 10 the convention OF The United
Lutheran Church. which takes place
at Washington. ID. G.. Rev. :. G.. Won
BOsse, pastor OF the church, has
been appointed to membership in the
committee on ways and means This
committee meets next Tuesday al
Reading. Pa. Rev. Won Bosse has also
been named on the committees on in
Ter missions. lay activities. boy prob
lem and territorial distribution Of rep
resentatives to the United Lutheran
Church Leonard Heiss, treasurer OF
Zion Church, has been named on
committee 20 cenfer with delinquent
Conversations and pastors
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
nETInNs FRnM EIROPE.

Afler an eNTendeu huslness trlp
through several European countries.
William p. Rheuby. an official OF the
New Castle Leather Co.. with Mrs.
Rheuby. arrived home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rreuby sailed from Lon
don TO Paris by airplane
Mr.. Rheuby Is a son OF Judge G..
q. Rheuby. iO5 West Twentieth
street and Mrs. Rheuby Is a daugh-
ter OF J. Writ Willis. head OF the New
Castle Leather Compay. Mr.. Rheuby
made many interesting observations
OF economic conditions on the other
side Of the Atlantic. but declined TO
make any comment further than TO
say the unrest over there was greater
than In Lha Ilniled Siaiaa-
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
OPENED
TO TRAFFIC AGAIN

South Market street causcway was
opened 10 vehicular traffic yesterday
By the State Highway Commission.
The grade Of the causeway has been
raised and it has been rcsurfaced. The
road Is now above the level Of tides
that break through the banks OF the
Chrsliaua v'r. II 4 not necessary
now for aul0ists 20 and from down
State points 10 60 by way OF Third
street bridge and South Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
MIR. KEEN SPEAKS
ON THE DEVIL

Clarence NJ. Keen. secretary Of the
local Y. NJ. C. A. was in charge OF
the services In Elan Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Elan. Pa last evening.
lie spoke on the subject The Devil -
Mrs. Keen. who accOmpanld her hus-
band. sang several solos at The ser
vices, Mr.. and Mrs. Keen Will again
be in charge OF the services at That
church next Sunday evening. In The
morning he viii speak at the Els
mere Presbyterian Church, tlsmere.
Mrs Keen Will sing at both these
churches next sunday.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
CORBITT CHARGED
WITH SERIOUS OFFENSE

Hearing in the case Of Melvin Cor
biit, charged wnl attempted felonlous
assault on Lula Taylor, a Negress,
was continued until Friday by Judge
IIaslings. in Municipal Court Ibis
morning.
The Nogrcss Is employed at the
home Of Shermer II Stradley "a mem
bcr ~ the Board of Education, at ii3
NfrCahe avenue While at the home
about two weeks ago endeavoring TO
sci, a washing machine COrbit Is al
legged 90 have attacked the girl.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SAVES MAN. sMAsmEs WINDOW.

Charles w. Smith, 1914 West
Fourth street, In trying 10 avoid run
ming into an automobile, yesterday ar
iernoon drove his motorcycle into the
plate glass windows Of The Green
baum Company. ii5 West Ninth street
Damage 90 the window amounted "a
SO and 10 the motorcycle So. No on,
Was injured.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
MACDONALD FACES
WHISIIEY CHARGE

The case OF Harry Macdonald. who
was arrested on Saturday on a charee
OF having In his saloon at Fourth and
Lombard streets more liquor thar. al
lowed by the State law. was contin-
ued untll Wednesday by Judce Hast
ings In Municipal Court this morn
ing at the request Of Philip l.. Garrett
counsel for Macdonald.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
TIFERETM CLUR DERATEs

The Tis=aih Zion Club OF this
city. and the Knights OF Zon. Of Phil
adelphia, debated. Resolved. that
emigration 10 Palestine be restricted
TO both Jews and non-Jews for a pc
riod OF 20 years in Y NJ. H. A. hall
last night.
The Philadelphia club was represent
ed by William Berman, Maurice CHM
and Pearl Tish. Wilmington was
represented by Miss Bella Levy Miss
Rosa Evans and Maurice Uman The
judges were Mr.. Laz0w.cke, OF Phil
adclphla; Samuel Cannon. of Whining
ton and a neutral Judge Mss Baylin.
OF Chester Sol. MargQl'ne acied as
chairman.
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
SIN AND TIDE
LOST AND FODND.

Il OST - GREEN STRIPED VEST;
IL name ]. A. Disitro on left top pocket.
Reward n returned TO COS W. seventh St..
spt20-3t
n.anlinned On pasA Teal
Evening journal., 1920-09-20
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE.

500 A. M....5i 1900 p. NJ. .63
1000 a. MS 100 p. NJ. .65