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.. blorl, v. sun luDirtu 1.id.u'n. ''..
alteration sio.Oo
g. G chapman To 4 g. G.m.'. it
g. hl"rk tr.. e.. q g Cru.i.t m So.
,o.Uo
q. G'rrtrl' 60 % Go Worth "
SAWYER lW %. Wo1, 1885, rlmous add
ti,r. Cons d,iaim $1,000 y
r,u Nuuuil'~ ilaarict.s Srhirpr.
l"l. anr l" h.rt i. white a lachie.
Cln Iteration ,i.Oo
T.. e. britain tp Nlr liiiilr Wool-
wn,l : . Of lnt g hnck 2u'. llomuns
ADDITION ,1a liberation sH5OoOo.
u. a. Nn-.,r 'u % a. o. Masters ~
d.. ld tsti. hlorE ego plamons al.
dttu CONSIDERATION sio0.
90 n. p,rm tn Frank Conner. lots
O. !. %. e.. hinrs gus san IuDiutn ada.
lion. Confederation $500
4 g. Kirt 90 ". e. Mooney lots 80
, hlntk sss3 lni' o. end % hlori, sa0. los
! 20 aut a.. il1e, ssl; lptf e. and L.
flurL eiai lot 2. hluck sos; lots 3 and
| On. hlur 1pt. l"i Hud . block 20i
srr Iarntu addition. Consideration
ss>oo.
H. " Britain ~ Guy \. Carlander
IS 500 lot 1. hiock POO llcmons addition
Reconsideration $500
Marion ~ lwnrd m q VI linwcn. lu
.. hlork &. Ncad,my CONT Con,idcra
| don $3.50.
4. u Wi'horu 10 Thomas Giles. 10
| %. 'dur 1850 rlcnon, addition Consid
,-,iim s'Ioo
g. T.. inghcs 90 g.. y. KNIGHT lot
a. 80 80 and %. blo,k 3ei. Mirror 81
diiIun. Constellation ss7s0
". G. sherman a. " g. Estes. lot 1
hlo,. ms lilghc addition. Consider
zion $3.50
" e. Sn.umn a. W r EWer. a.
,. tlner iiN Hughes addition. Cunsi,
cru.on $4,000 =.
d Z q Sfrnuf a. En Goidng. lot
lhprk -. ~, n"uy addition Com id-r
uun sltn1 ~
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l'hunc 1882.
FuI, SALE-C ruom modern mrH. ban
,s,l,v IInulNwd nlugf throughout
huil, I'm cabinet liuno and either ni'r
i.a'ui,.: WALKS high hoard fence. barn
sisOo ,Y,h hnlnnca 5000 u,r month
You cant rent a huus" like this ioi
h.. ihan Sio0OO prr month. lll"nit
street. Phone siai. TcXI'lains Realty
60 lc
FOR SAI.I.-onc = h,rr puu'r Wcs
inrnuts. a. .vtric motor brand urW llf
never mrn uuri.it,d. Ph"ny iu. 60 'hl
sol Grant 81 l'' 80
'FOl; SALE ono practically Wy Bow |
~ iced null las ground about 100 hufi /
ls TN, oltm,liv b. ~ lea hnls prr huut. /
"'"' w. '''' 10, 81
FOH SALE % teams ct gu,d horse
one team weigh about sHun the oth'l
! ,,,ud, -.n0 ali cNcr NJ w,rk fiuck o."
blrnIrh,y Phone lol ur ,,ll ioi GraW
~ g., 9
.------
FOR SALE-A few hundr,d Ncd -
tntn ulauti pot week. " my home 90
1 NNl NNNH ~ " ' ffhh
FOR SALE 81 90l raylur tr,,t. N'~
Zealand tabh.t ch.ai la 'r|
ron SALE
| \ bargain in hoinr Un ri'ra ftr', y
~ pri.. ,v,it front rori lar.gu nnl uui
huildiupr $500 ,I.h. balance 't-N i"ii"f
| ". have other harlaiu1 iu 'u' CIV
Phone rs ASi,l:W q shout. fhml''
-. &c
| WANTED-Dy responsible parry i've
ri, six runm mo,larH bungalow 81 anui
''"' w" iGs 81
Fou Nicely fmnishsd bed roam
" WV lc; ~
FOR SAI.E-FiVc room m"d"rn hnnf
on North buchanan close {" .ch",t
| Phone iiii. l"' ~
ron nENT-onc bcd rloil ;tlsp three
COW" ''' w. ~" isi ~
FoD HEST-Nicc liont hd r"1g lli
nirn,d. plyat, entrance. ""- Nan 10"
iron phunv 1855. l.adiof p'Nttrrb
ii's {.
WANTED-To purchase 20 "a 90 h"rS
, n, wcr steam boiler. mu't o. IN ~. 80,
condition and priced rigiit' - ''.h -
, lining 60. Amarillo Tex 100 o
: ron UENT-Thrce unfurnish.d I"nml
chs la aud good locat.on l-"' IaNr'
f. Cruplo ,uly. iuone .s2,, l'' =
-
{" ron SALE CHEAP. china closet IA
p i""s 49, iG- p
FoR SALE Two RUGS 9Nl2. small ~
l chen cabinet. lid' Guard sinahi la"''
wash stand and sunr other sn,ih AT
+. ticlc. abs, g,oi milk cav. laos ii'r''
---.----
WANTED Position hy Al igdy st,n'
), uiaphr Address l.. W. ctr, Ncws.
" iGs lp
II WILL. n.y Ss.sa for the rdirsss q
= ~. pI.thtr who formerly whs
boil. nreman "a the ; .Dt1 lc. p. 9. lac'
Nnragt Ful, Natiurl i'ri ." u"
..ll4.4. ,nl lse sou -. Alit.liu. 1,s.
'''
'' WANTED va RENT ,'onplr With O.
I'M dron a. .rr &C., uoi rd r."n d
IN, nr tn... furnishes u' o.
' iri ..i lur I.r'lin- t'.n, lf lnn' l'
'' NIt, goo Dfg- i'"s i-'-.
81 t,nG SAFE -a'e Uuurhr' %
Is,,a. utn N.i lirt.. 'I'l go
d. o.,
FEED Gis Lrvw ~ o.. Cfl
lsn, liu.ul" 81 l'' ~
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WiNTEib-Women and girls over sin
teen years oi age. Saiarie. twelve 10
eighteen dollars week according a. abil
ity. Panhandle Steam Laundry Co..
Phone 81. l65 ltc
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ron sALE-c-vY PROPERTY

\ new room urhictly modern hun
paiuw. "a, best location. hardwood !
ilueri. built in n.aturcs, furnace heat. |
garage and driveway. Price Sl0s00. |
Cash. $1,000 will handle.
room modern home. good location
on Madirnn corner lot. hardwood floors.
turnac" heat garag" aud driveway.
Price SS500: $4,000 cash and balance
terms
room modern clogr In on corner i"i
Gny a.. Good puthulldipEs fur saNoo.
$1,000 cah and balance like rent.
Ip< m.lCru caH, front uu the
pavement well luCatcd ON Pierce street.
bargain az $4,000 cash payment slauo
and balance easy.
> room muiern cast front an Ruchnn'
an, lot suNia0 Garage, garden and tres
fur Slsso; sisou cs,sh and balance So
monthly
& room modern east front well 10
Gated un Madison let SbsoJ. cash Sls'"
and balance easy.
z room m~lrln bungalow dandy To-
cation handsomely furnished for 'lo'on'.
room modern close IN east front.
\ hargain q ts1"oo: $1,000 down and ial-
tnc, &C. suit.
n.uud new . room mndcrn bungalow.
lU,u l,-it,d uak floms, built in Tea
utt This q. beauty aud iunp al
iruun 'innl ,,ims.
uind mel, utni hod hrg ';si front
roa., 30 p"lL. u goa want q r,l h"n''
y a.. ltc
! ln,M LAND 60. rh'nc o..
tr,I. RENT . furnished h,us,r i!us
t-mis nu children. ga iIar 81
SAN lACINTo ~ parry. Ncs Snn'
! Vacant lotr uisn % uir' i've rUol rst
81. ur,. sssua. - .un ,.'.h 3,ld ,c'l t'ru.
| 90 IA Hil'ns''. Co. Nv q l''N"c. t'"f
o. Iurm iij, i'ho1o '"9. l'
\ FEW ,hu.rr hga.u,sg las. liir q
.ight i.l snort time. To- .as.. W
lWi,.. r1,f Nun W.'Ht o. ''ni'u. l'ul
,,k. Eua;n =. FCpy. lilds rn"u' ." II
Wf:HNVT t'n. e. q, u; ,'n,h,s boz IT,
snd Sew N,Ni"e ioi td". CaIidy :
lGunsH. E1.r it ru",u i'i- ~"
go u
M acres w land sluc mp,u.'mr l;s
gIusr a. Arlnuilo. pricr s''"". f's
terms. CouldV 4 iull"rS l:~'u d
Fupua ildg rhcnc 80. u
For E.NT-Thrcc uriurr.shcl g'nm.
lW,ii heated go TaNior itrr'i ~ 'hi
ldrln. Nplv in P.rsan 9" I"Hi'
Bu.lucL. l;rcm IL fua,g' l!ls.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

~ NTED- Man la drive truck ana
,..,I, In factory. l.Hur l"r Cream 60.
call AZ 900 Pierce 81 100 %
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rANcII EnE LEAsI,

", can Wll you on, section well im.
proved only . miles shipping puint aud
county sen, town nud lease y"u seven
rrciion with the one purchased. two Wa
trring outfits ana cat into convenient
u.lutt.
T. ". GOTTEN A e..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-13

Scsoo ut'Ys SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
Tho location 81 This property B. TIN
and hour. H. rnnnv and comfortable. lc
=. " GOTTEN y 90.
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]. H. IA SSEi.L A COMPANY
HITN pfsnIsIsIsTN


~ L SAIL rOum mo-i"rn best lo~l
tiun Van Eurpn real bargain tos
Sssal. Si00o r1fh. balance easy.
New q Ioun bungalow southwest fsirt'
every cunyentrgc' tust rnmll,t0l. o. it'r
siosen: s!aoa ,i'h. halauco easy.
New 2 roun bungalow ssuih Tlrt.
price Sesfn. Stnua cash. lulaner easy.
r,som m'dcru VEL lurate,l. rT1cc
si.uha; siooa ,afh .h1llrvo casv.
{ r~m mo,irrn rirtcr strv,L prize
sisUa. S>an snsh. balance Ike rent.
\ REAL EAia.AlN 'n tio plVrinont.
= rrariicalN n,w siN uson bungalow.
r'1ny 'riih ~ isaturrS Dlk iluurs heat
i.autilm mnntci .hrsc ir,akfasi rnpn.
dfivr wnv. E1rngc: tlis J. q h,auiifui
home rfiro Sie.soo. gui torus. j. "a
, lsu.g u a o..
| ronm cioar in on Monroe pte'
s.s0. $500 sarh. balance $50 90 rfurth.
r'Hn.s lacifan Ffrret ml0r tsuoA
,..aa sffi. ist.lisc Just like rent
rfssn itir-. h.,l iarhln u. fnt e.
sssse Ennd terms
rwans Wc.; Eth. prieo t33la Fninl
leash payment haiancc IKE t'r..
:. a. RUSSELL. & Coai ny.
Ia, Tpaua Ildg. i''ssi.s 81
y let ~.
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FIVE ROOM HORSE NEW ANp
sfaTsfrfsN

siAaa ,a.h n'a sea ,,sr "'onth viii huy
thi- hnrs, vith ~ mair IN convcnicn
esr .htnii IN f'et''-r in "s-i iocation.
Let ur show you this h0a.e today, IL
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Mr.. J. t,sne Williams %. the Amarillo Tyre
writsr E,chEnrr. haa taken no agency fof
ihe wake Addllg MachlEc. u you arr inter.
.siol he via he sfiad 10 demonstrate this won.
dsrf4i machine. lie Is locRied iia Wet iih
trcci ihorc isC. Tor Woodstock 1bpcwrit.
~ s,e him, III 2G,e
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sgVEN ROOM MoDEEN uursE4

leo fct IN the pavement sod un"
l~auiiful homc with every mol'ru cun
Nerisrrt vuurret' dtiNpWa'. d'iill'
garage ard srvprts h'u@' Ths i1
n,sut /. nnirhci iu euucstc. Thif hss
aain WI "a 20 the nrf; reli pr1sr %.
r. ". Cf-risN & 80
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FOu SALE Lott . ana ll,ck 90 san
Incinto Heights. these are choice lots Ia
hniid ou. Cheap fur cash ~ VII E'N'
-on, terms. Panhandle Land = Loan ca
l'hunr 1857. '
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ROCK ISLAND Hotel. new hcidinc
throughout, nicr clean beds Ssc and W
spcctai rates hy week \. j. l.und"r'
,',cu. prop. 10; North Polk -. ihui,"
$50 uptn NIGHT and day. l"i'sfi'
TT kNSTEV BAGGAGE: AMI all kinds
nf hauling. phone 1872. sol TAYLOR -
bog raid. l'h s"ti'
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rnp - u.nitc-l u',e white sand only
- - per ward foh. Tasco~a Nv car
Io.d Nise hcs' Grade gravel ~ rppt".
~sla's wicr. Tasr"sa sand 'f'N"'
90 Tascoza. Texas. itl 'tp
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l,lIslNrss orrORTrNlTY

Foit SALE-Sl3 .50o st"cb m'r'nnn'
lie no Junk, cash business. bcn rum
ming thrr,. y,ara. Live Oil Ahomt town
Ni.e building 25NGo well built sci al
together or separate. Price oi building
~ 100 steel, al invade. For q Nv" drl.
with live wire. call. write or wirc Giul
- ~, amarillo. Tex. LIS ic
Evening journal., 1920-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan IS u,nted ,Ie, isadsr. PCs1
Ssna,o~ Lodse. Republican lesue, -s,i,n
,odov refused 70 resume b'P ,,e
.ouIs .u.., conferences except upon o .no
TsSs s.oa,,s ,n5erstand'n that % chsnso
..,..te,.s,. ug.i,i'r- he made in the Lodge reseI
,si'ons on Article Y ard tne No., ,.i ~
noetrine. He delivered thlS NI,,uo- I,.lo-
,,liin,aiun, 10 the Democratic melliDe's
"A brlef meeting today. ...,,.
nar,oc-atic conforees immeo dVs,s
nj inio executive session 10 ueeldo
An their answer. senator hlichcocN
IN e. sta.ement issued after me Demo- i,.-
cratic conference. snnouneed ihat Ie
nemocrst'c rerlv 10 Lodge WI DC &c
Tweed al ano'her meeting OF he nl-
nartlsan confe-eos tomo~"ow morning.
Lodre's aciion Is DeheVeu 70 "Sss
made certain the breaking on on u.y
conferences and TO mark the Ia aluTe u
mis- effort al treaty COMPROMISE.
Hitchcock and other DemocraIas
seemed agitated by ioday's development
senator Lodge made the ioDo"lhe
statement: -, A.,
/ u lave only this TO say about IN,
icommlttee meeting this morn ng; ina
| said IN the committee that there Is
very strong feeling among many Sena,
tors against any change in the Lous'
reservations whether In words or u
substance and that thought ~ on.y iail
10 say now what hav, 4.'eaoE salu 4
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
IASSIF' pR0VrS ONE
OF SEASONS HITS

"Lassle." a musical novelty" book and
lyrics. by Catherine c. Cushing and
music by Hugo Felix, las given its pre-
mlere at The Playhouse, Saturday
night Il was presented by Dodge and
Pogany. who are new 10 Wilmington
theatre-goers. Il was one OF the most
artistic musical productions ever un-
folded TO q Wilmington audience, and
Il Is really unfortunate that il IS not
booked for several more performances.
10 was 10 have opened on Thursday
night. but the scenery was not ready
and didn't arrive until Saturday even
ing. u Is the story OF the play Of sew
craI years ago, kitty MacKaye," set 10
music. And splendid music 1t is, too
sung by an unusually capable company.
there being sixty persons In the caste.
In al probability 10 will stand out as
one OF the foremost musical successes
~ the season. more of an operetta than
a mere musical show. Tessa kosta' as
kitty MacKaye." captured the musical
bonors. Her singing Of Echo IN the
nrst act. was one Of the finest solos
over heard IN this city. revealing a
voice Of wonderful quality. great range
.3leudld control and clearest enrncia-
tIcn. In fact that solo, coming so eariY
IN The play. detracted from th2 many
sier numbers that fol owed even
Though they were Of unusual excel
lcace. In fact, all the principals were
far above the usual musical snow
st1LC8rd
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
HARLAN'S PREPARE FOR
LAUNCH ON SATURDAY

Strenuous efforts will be made THIS
week by the Harlan plant of the Beth
lchem shipbund.ng Corporation 20 have
the cargo carrier Mason CITY ready for
launching next saturday afternoon.
The launching last Saturday after
noon OF the OIL tanker Liberty Nlinquas
was On every way a success The YES
SCI lcft The ways ahead Of schedule
Mrs. W. X dupont her sponsor, broke
bottle OF champagne cider over th'
bow and chr,stened her. while the bant
PLAYED and the crowd cheered.
Among those IN the launching pari'
were Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Marvel. Nj
. and Mrs Henry T. Scott, Mr.. and Alr'
/ Macmillan HOPES, Mr. and Mrs. ;. !
Smith, DR.. and Mrs Joseph II. odell, Mr.:
\ C. Marshall Barton and Mr.. and Mrs. /
I B Germaln prior 20 Tie launching ID
party were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
/ GERMAN at the Hotel dupont.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
INSPECT ALIEN
SCHOOLS TONIGHT
Americanization Committee
10 See Progress in New
Citizenship Making
$50 PUPILS IN
f3 INSTITUTIONS

Visits and inspection Of night
schools IN English and in citizenship
conducted throughout the city for
aliens, viii be made tonight by the
Amcricaniyation Committee OF the SER
vic9 Citlze9s. There are thirteen SUCH
schools now In operation four niSois a
week, and their classes aggregate ncorly
$50 pupils. on an average.
The Americanization commmitlee is
ccmposed Of Charles Warner. Mrs. Pres
ton Lea, Mrs. James \. Ginns, John :
Rossell. William +. kurtz. Georse b
Miller and John c. Saylor Tne com
mlitee will be accompanied tonish on
its rounds Of the schools, by Dr.. Joseph
II Odell. director Of the Service Ciu'
zens: Or. Clifford J Scott supervisor
Of the public schools Of the city; MIS-
Marguerite Burnett, supervisor OF nlgn'
schools. and by Miss Helen Hart, dlrec'
Tor Of Americanlzation work OF the ser
vice citizens and her stan. The party
will tour the schools In motor cars
AfRiAfwn .f,minen
The Americanlzation schools are
/ financed by the State Board OF tduod,
tion and managed by the local Board o.
Education and Service Citizens active u
cooperation. Although the enrolirnenl
AZ the beginning Of the present schoo
term was less than that Of the previous
wear. the attendance itself has increased
until it now is very nearly that az th'
beginning.
The decrease in enrolment was az
tributed partly to the dropping out o
pupils who signed at frst larsel'
ihrough curiosity, while the inereas
is ascribed TO the greater interest 10 N
schools felt among the alien studenu
themselves. Now pupils constantly ar
beins enrolled in the schools ent'rei,
ihroush the efforts Of the students al
ready enrolled. who are spreading wor'
az the ADVANTAGES 20 be gained iroh
study Of EnElish and citizenship
The alien students are looking ioI
ward % the visit Of the Americaniza
tion committee tonight with deep inter
EST and are anxious TO show IN
progress they have made in becomin
aited 10 assume the obligations o. el'i
zenship.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
LOSTPOCKETBO0K
CONTAINING S35
Junior Class of Seaford High
School Gives Enjoyable
Party
BASKETBALL TEAM
DEFEATED FELTON,
clnl n -. rrnnlnr Innrnal

Special % tn, Evening Journal.
SEAFO~D, Jan 26-While on her way
10 Wilmington Mrs. Monroe Adams, Of
Seaford. lost her pocketbook, cOnia n
ing SIS and two railroad tickets No
trace Of the moacy or pocketbook has
been found.
Miss Grace Hammond was given a
surprise party. Saturday night at her
home near town Those present were
Mildred Pusey. Catherine Wheatloy,
Mildred short. Lucy Ellis Alioe Mar
vel. Grace Hammond. Hazel Kitchens,
Earl Tull. Robert Allen. Madison Allen
James Burton William Hawes, Way
land Burdlck, II rbort Lank. Harlan
Purse. William Moore, Jacob Moore and
Vinsll lsaacs
The junior class OF the Seaford Hlgh
School gave a party IN the Acorn
Clug room Saturday night. The even
ing was spent In games and music.
Refreshments were served. Those
presen. were: Helen M-Ttin, Blanche
Carter. Elizabeth owens, Elizabeth
Elliott. Elizabeth Cannon. Marion
Moore Anna Phillips, Mildred Pusey
Hazel Kitchens. Mary Hill, Nellie FOsle
Ruth Fogle. Lenore Martin, Henry Por-
ter. James Burton, Harlan Purse. Her
bert Lank, Howard Grlhgh, Conwell
Shipiey, William Tawes William
Moore, w-llace Pollitt, Albert Pretty
man and Wayland Burd'ck.
The Seafo-d High school basketball
team defeafed the FELTON, High Schoo
team Friday insie, by the score Of 3
I 10 i5.
Marion Wilson Of New York, pre-
sent'rg character studies IN costume
will give an entertainment for th'
/ benefit OF The Acora Club tofogrov
nicht.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
NOVEL LAW QUESTION
NNON-SUPP0RT CASE

The novel law questions r'ised by
former CONGRESSMAN Franklin Brock
son in the case OF the state against
Isaac Richardson. charged with non
support Of a nine-year-oid child. were
argued before Judges Heisel and Con-
rad. in superior Court today. Mr.
Brockson raised the same questions 10
the C@y Court.
The csse is an interesting one. L.
raised the question whether the father
OF a child born prior 10 1913. when the
non-support law went into effect, can
be compelled to support the child
Counsel for Richardson relies on the
ex-posta facto clause OF the Federal
and state Constitutions and also upon
the statute OF iimit0tions.
Deputy Attorney General T. Warren
Green appeared for the State.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
FOUR BIDDERS
FOR new bridge
Commission Receives Esti-
mates for Proposed Wash
ington Street Structure
ONE FIRM OFFERS
SIS FOR OLD BRIDGE

Bids for the construction OF. the new
street memorial bridge
were opened at a meeting of the bridge
commission In the Levy Court room,
County Building. this morning. John
:. Rossell presided and four bidders sub
mitted estimates. There was ifth
bid by Stewart and Donohoe' OF thls
city, but as II was made subject 10
change 10 was not considered.
Until the figures are tabulated no
idea Of the total amount Of each bid
can be obtained as they were all made
in itemized and unexiended form. The
clerical force Of the commission VIII
start TO work at once on the extension
OF the bids and as soon as these are
tshuiated the president will call the
commission together 10 consider them.
The four bidders were Walsh and
Shaefer, Of New York City; the Arundel
Company. of Wilmington; the Walsh
Construction Company. Of Davenport
Iowa, and the Snare and Triest Com
pany. Of New York City.
The Walsh Company BID as follows
Demolition of old structure, 10000
excavation o. soil per cubic yard. 81
for rock per yard, IS; for dredging 9
per cubic yard: for concrete work
c'ass "a" sS5 per cubic yard; class B y
s23 80 per cubic yard. class &C" 81 PEI
cubic yard In The bid Of this firm
the old bridge will be open 10 trsrl'
% DAYS after The signing OF the con
tract and the Levy Court viii b
paid $4,000 for the material contained
in the old structure
snare and Triest bid $40 per cuoi'
yard for excsvating soil; $50 for rock
s6 for dredvtug: $50 per cubic yard 70,
class "a" concrete; 81 for class
D concrete. and s20 for class C concTete
This firm offered nothins FOR the o..
str,icturs and stated that the o.'
bridge m ght BE- open for trafnc .
davs after the signing OF the controc'
They offered 20 remove the old Drlds
/ for si3 -
The Arundel Company OF WilminSto
submitted the following BIDS: tAcs
yation Of soil. s. per cube yard; rocs
SO ~. dredging. 500; c'ass "a con
] c-ete $50 30 per cu3'c ysrd; class d,
/ s95 90. c'ass &C" s2460 Tbs n"m o.
gersd $500 for the old bridge. an
stated thst ah's structure m'gnt re
main In place 10 days after the s.snln 50 ",
, Of the contract THIS firm asss ssO'N
for removing tho eXistirz ur'dee
Roberts ard Schaefer Of Now Tor
CIV. offered the following prices y
cubic yard of earth excavation, =
rock. sl2; dredTing s6l: concrete r'
.nhi, vaDi class a FPS 60: class q
sSt IN. c'ass &C" s2i 80. They offer
s5 Tor the bridge and stated tnat
night remain open FOR trafl' 10 a., a.,
sfter the slsning Of the contract Il
nriee asked fo- ths demolition w
si2ssi -,..
Bids were also received for vaTio,
other- items. such as Daluslrades. i,as'
ing. navirg finishing, stone-w.ork. 'si,
ing fixtures snd many other items. a
ot thcse VIII be tabuiated
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
MATT HABEAS
CORPUS FAILS
High Court So Rules After
City Judge Dismisses
Defendant
SAYS PENNSYLVANIA
OFFICERS ERRED

That the court has only 10 determine
IS 10 the legality Of the demand for the
arrest and detention Of a fugitive sought
~ requisition papers from another
state. and cannot 60 into a hearing OF
he merits OF the case was ruled by
Judges Heisel and Conrad in Superior
Court this morning.
The question arose in the habeas
corpus proceedings Instituted by Harry
p. Joslyn. attorney for the defendant
IN the case OF Harry Matt, a local fur-
niiure dealer, who has been indicted by
the grand jury OF Philadelphia on
charge OF embezzlement Of some money
while administering an estate IN that
city. The habeas corpus proceedings
were dismissed by the court.
Matt was arrested som-t'me ago on
-omplaint OF the Philadelphia authori-
lies and after several cont 'nuances OF
The case. he was dismissed in Munich
nal Court on Novemb~r 10 when II
,eemed that an attempt was being made
n Use the criminal courts for the col
ect'on Of a civil debt.
Requisitlon papers w0re issued py
Governor Sproll az Pennsylvania, on
November ii, based on the action o.
he grand Jury of Philadelphia. 'ndict-
.nc Matt on a charge o; embezzlen nj
on receipt Of the papers. Governor
Townsend learned that Matt had beer
dismissed in the Municipal Court ano
,urnod the matter over 70 Deputy Az
torney-Gene~al Green for INVESTIGATION
witch ended in the rearrest OF Matt Oh
Friday nizht.
Judge HASTINGS. IN Municipal Court
this morning. dismissed Matt. ruins
that his court had nothing whate'
10 do with the case. as the man ~
been arrested on a mandate Of the Gov
ornor OF the STATE, and, under tn law
The officer making the arrest snoul'
have directly turned the man over u
the Ponnsylvsnla authorities.
Mr. Ioslyn. IN Sunerior Court, con
tended that the defendant was Untitled
m have the facts "a alleged by th'
PENNSYLVANIA authorities heard 10 On
sble the court 10 mass upon the legal
ity OF the demand FOR his arrest an'
detention. lie sad shat neither he no
Matt tuew ANYTHING Of tho matter be
fore the Governor He cited the cas-
Of Harry X. Thaw IN suppors Of M
contention.
The COURT on This point ruled tha
rs duty was only 20 pass upon IN
l7galby Of the pape-s and not upo'
the me~its Of tho case.
Mr.. Joslyn then obiec'nd 70 the pa
pers on the ground that they d'd no
state what was alleged 20 have bee
embezzlsd by Matt, or when the al
lesed crime took place. The cour
overruled his objection. say!ng tha
further details In The papers were VI
necessary.
Evening journal., 1920-01-26
WEST CHURCH TRUSTEES
NLAST SESSION SOON

The annual meeting Of the congega-
ton Of the First Presbyterian Church
will be held in the church building, on
Market street, above Ninth, at s o'clock
tonight. 10 elect trustees and discuss
questions preliminary TO the actual mer-
es- OF tho First church with Genital
PRESBYTERIAN church. The merger Of
he churches has been formally rati-
0ed by the Presby,ery Of New Castle,
following votes in the affirmative by the
congregations separately
Tonights meeting probably VIII be
,be last annual session Of the First
church edince, as it is expected the new
huilding for the consolidated First and
central churches will be erected ana
occupied by January. next year.