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The New York herald., 1920-01-29
FORM LIBERTY LEAGUE
TO FIGHT PROHIBITION

The groundwork OF the Personal Lib
erty League of America. which the organ-
iscrs hope soon will have branches in all
parts of the country. was laid at a meet
ing yesterday in tho Union Club, Newark.
The object OF the league will be 10 fight
all prohibitions that II believes will curb
the personal liberties or the people. the
fight including "a refusal to contribute TO
any cause favoring such restrictions.
Two dozen Newark residents attended
the organization meeting and contribu-
tiony totaling 5000 were received. John
p. Woolston. formerly chairman OF tho
Essex County Republican Committee:
Frederick stone. Deputy Director of the
Department of Streets, and Robertson s.
Ward, head Of the General Leather Com
pany, took an active part in the organiza-
tIon. which Is -partlAan.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
Colonel Perkins Heads Red Cross.

The New York County Chapter of the
American Red Cross has elected the fol-
lowing officers: rs:-Colonel James II. Per
kins. chairman: Mrs. William Hinnicutt
Draper. vice chairman: Homer Folks ex-
ecutive officer; Mortimer y. Buckner
treasurer; Henry j. Cochran. assistant
treasurer: John Bassett Moore. secretary:
Alfred L. Curtss, assistant secretary. The
Executive Committee is composed OF Mr..
Buckncr, chairman: John G. Agar. Mrs
August Belmont, George Blumenthal
William C. Breed. George s. Brewster
Robert W. Deforest, John S. Ellsworth
Mr.. Folks Mrs. John VI. Glenn. John NJ
Glenn Walter Jennings, Paul II. Kellogg
Cryson NJ p. Murphy, Miss Mary Par
sons, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. Mrs. Austin
Baldwin. George NJ. Woolsey and Mrs.
Leonard Wood. honorary member.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
Chimney Builders
Fined for Combining

Officers of several brick chimney build
ing firms yesterday were fined a total of
Sis,325 by Judge Augustus n. Hand, in the
United States District Court, for operating
combination to restrain competition and
keep up prices in violation of the Sherman n
Antitrust law. The defendants, through
their attorney. II. Snowden Marshall.
entered pleas OF nolo contendere.
Those fined We're The Alphonse Custo-
dis Chimney Construction Company. 81. 900
Conrad Warns si.o00: Herbert X. Hyatt
$3.50 Thomas 3. Clark $500: James b
Pell 500; NJ. w. Kellogg Company. Inc
SO 600; Morris w. Kellogg. $500: IT r
Austin. $50; W. r. Leggo. $3.50: Paul ~
Walther, $500; Robert T. Micl<le. $i00
Charles r. Davis. of the II. Il. Heinick,
Company. Inc. s25; Bergen & Lindeman
Inc. $50; tIene Chimney Company. 81, 600
Heinrich Heine 81 o00 Erie Plagnitz $500
George c. Bantram, 500. and K. j.
Spruger, 800
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
Whiskey for Flu
Banned by Women

The Woman's Christian Temperance
McAlpin. paused long enough in a pro-
gramme Of jubilation over the prohibition
victory to ask Dr. Royal S Copeland
Health Commiss oner. not to use whiskey
as a remedy In treating victims OF the
Influenza epidemic now raging In this
city.
It was the North Atlantic regional con-
ference Of the Union and seventy dele
gates were present from the district
bounded OF the north by Maine and on
the south by the District OF Columbia.
Mrs Martha NJ. Allen. who has charge
of the department Of medical temper
ance and drug addiction prevention. de-
cared against the use OF whiskey in
treating influenza and her remarks were
roundly applaudcd by the delegates. She
said whiskey has been dscredited as a
drug because its use harms more than It
cures. She also declares that whIskey
has been dropped from the American
pharmacopeia.'
Mrs Allen also assailed patent medi-
cines. Many OF these. she declared. arc
prepared skilfully enough TO pass the
regulations OF tho Internal Revenue De-
partment, yet are capable OF being used
as beverages. Danger also turks In soft
drinks. according to Mrs Allen. She said
that habit-fcrming drugs are used In
great many of these beverages and said
that her department would ask that n law
be passed 10 prohibit the use OF caffeine
I'm such drinks.
surprise and regret were expressed
by the women that DR. Copeland should
eek 20 use whiskey in combating in
fluenza.
AZ a 'juDilation luncheon" which was
served Mt the close OF the morning ses-
sion number OF the women gave ad-
iresses expressing the JOY OF the Women's
Temperance Union members at
Ihe fact that the country has gone dry
The sessions will continue today.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
Flu" Is Grip, Says
Ottawa Physician

OTTAWA. Wednesday.--Chicag and
New York have no influenza at all. ac-
cording to Dr II. G. Church, one of OF
tawas foremost physicians. Not only
that. but there will bo no recurrence of
the influenza epidemic in this generation. .
be said today.
''The cases reported so faithfully from
day TO day in New York and Chicago in
such numbers are nothing more or less
than grip. Tho symptoms are no different
and the death rate no higher than of the
old and moro familiar affiction.
This scourgo undoubtedly has swept
the world In past ages. Its origin is mys-
terious and its sweep Is widespread and
disastrous But n generation or perhaps
many generations, will elapse before IL
comes again In tho deadly form that II
Aid N laAk'
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
HANDY INTENDED TO
CHEAT CHAIR TODAY
Robber and Murderer Tells
Warden Square Treatment
Changed His Mind.
lspectar Despatch 70 the Hsrald.l


SING SING, Wednesday.-Gordon Faw-
cett Handy, eccentric bank robber and
murderer, awaiting execution in the cleo
trio chair tomorrow evening. confided to-
day to Major Lewis f. Lawes, warden
of Sing Sing. that he had intended to
cheat the executioner tomorrow by COM
mitting suicide, but had changed his mind
You've treated me so squarely and
been such a good fellow, warden" said
Handy. II decided to let the law take Its
course"
Handy did not say how he was going
to end his life. He has been closely
watched by guards. and the only way
he might hope TO try would be by diving of
his bunk head foremost onto the floor
or against the bars of his cell. This
method the guards say would only hlrt
and not Kill, him.
For the first time in twonty-nine years
"a woman will witness an execution wher
Handy dies. Nellie Bly,, a New York
newspaper woman. has received a pass
to witness the execution. Miss Bly,. &c
whom Handy has been writing since he
came to the death house last June, is the
only person of whom he has made q
confidant.
IIanhy will die alone. as Governor Smith
granted a repr,eve to Rickey Harrison
convicted Of killing George Griffiths. Har
rson's counsel will move for new trial
When the news of Harrsons repriev,
came Handy was the first to congratulate.
him.
Major Lawes obtained for Handy tn,
money he had deposited in the prison
office under the name OF Handy. The
bank robber detests this name and woult
not sign an order drawing the money. HI
insisted his name was j. 3 Allen. Warder
Lawes cut the red tape and gave Handy
the money. The man asked the warder
10 buy him a quantity Of cigarettes ant
when he got them he distributed then
among the prisoners In the other cells
Rick Harrison shouted What's the mat
ter with Hamby." and the other convicted
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
WOMAN KILLING HERSELF
IDENTIFIED AS ACTRESS

The body Of the young woman who killed
herself yesterday morning in her apart
mont at the Hotel Remington. No i2a
West Forty-siNth street, by shooting her
self four times, was Identified late
Yesterday afternoon as that OF Anna
Iebolshor by her father. who is stopping
at No. 81 East Nincty-third street. She
was known at the hotel as Anna :. Seher.
an actress. She was well known In the
atrical circles. For some time she had
been under the care Of a Bronx physician.
In the room was n note addressed to
her mother at Hastings on Hudson, say
ing
Dear Mother:-Please. mother, forgive
me for what | am about to do. 7 have
found that my condition Is Impossible 10
endure. Goodby and God bless YOU and
daddy. Your loving daughter Anna.
The body was delivered to the relatives
for burial.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
RESERVE BOARD BLAMED By
DR.. WILEY FOR n. C. OF L.

CLEVELAND, Wednesday The high
cost OF living owes It's existence in part
to the Federal Reserve Board Dr. Harvey
W Wiley, national pure food expert de-
cIared today In an address before the
thirteenth annual convention OF the Ma
tional Gamers Association.
The remedy. Or. Wiley said, lies in the
gradual withdrawal OF inflated currency
Pnd the establishment of food as the
y .hndard OF value instead of gold. The
pre-war standard will never return. he
said
of DR. Wiley. but he said that many fca-
tvrcs OF the Pure Food law are held in
e4eyNnca
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
New Jersey Health Department issues
InfIuenxa Warming.

TRENTON, n. j.. Wednesday.-Wa Warn
ing to take precautions against the spread
of influenza was issued today to the poo
pie of New Jersey by the state Depart
ment' OF Health. In its statement the de-
partment said that "While the sharp in
crease IN the number of cases Of influenza
and pneumonia reported during the week
ending January "a should not cause undue
alarm. it is highly suggestive OF the be-
ginning of an epidemic, and particularly
so in view of the that the disease
now exists ir epidemic form in New YORK
city"
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
Flu Epidemic Shows
Steady Increases

CHICAGO, Wednesday, Health Depart
ment reports for the last twent ty-four
hours showed n total OF ts6 deaths from
pneumonia and influenza today. an in
crease OF thirteen deaths over the same
period yesterday. Deaths from influenza
numbered 81.
There were 1.5f2 new cases OF influenza
reported and 407 of pneumonia.
BOSTON, Wednesday, influenza
cases reported to the State Board of
Health today were almost twice the num-
ber reported yesterday A total OF s13
new cases had been returned 10 the Board
up to noon today from the entire State.
The total of the previous twenty four
hours was is2. In this city 343 cases were
listed today as compared with 1sf yes
tcrday.
WASHINGTON. n. c.. Wednesday,
There has been no change i'm the influenza
situation over the United States during tho
last twenty-four hours. 4 slow but gradual
increase in the number of new cases was
shown in reports from several States re-
ceived today by the Public Health Ser
vice.
TOPEKA. Kansas, Wodnesday.- Within
three hours after the state Health De-
partinent opened office this morning, Il
had received reports OF 762 new eases OF
Influenza, indicating that today's total
VIII by wide margin eclipse that OF any
day since the epidemic appeared in this
state. The total for twenty-four hours
Tuesday was ,37.
RICHMOND, Va. Wednesday with
elghty-fiVe motormen and conductors
unable to work today most OF them suf-
fering from influenza and pneumonia the
car service was impaired to some extent
In this city. A total of 1901 cases OF in
fluenza, mostly of mild type. have boen
reported here up to date.
ROCHESTER,. N. y. Wednesday,
Rochester's first death from influenza
since the present epidemic began was re-
ported today. Two hundred and ten new
ji3.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
so Newark Policemen Have Influenz

NEWARK, n. j., Wedn dnesday.-Fifty
policemen in this city are victims OF In
fluenza. according to reports at Police
Headquarters this afternoon. This is
the largest number OF policemen who
have been absent on sick leave in sew
eral years. They were reports tonight
that il many more of the policemen are
stricken 1t may become necessary to
call upon the Police Reserves. formed
during the war. There were 431 cases
OF influenza reported TO the Board OF
Health today
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
HOSPITAL Improvised at Sing Sing.

SING SING, N. Y, Wednesday Because
of the spread of influenza among prison
ers, Sing Sing officials today turned the
prison schoolroom into an auxiliary hos
pital. While only three are seriously III
with influenza sixty patients are being
treated for colds and other ailments. DR..
Amos O. Squires. prison physician, noti-
fled Major Lewis i. Lawes. the warden,
Of the need Of nurses and special facilities.
Dr. Alexander Kosseff. assistant prison
physician is i'll at home and unable to
report for duty.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
INTRODUCES BILL FOR
DRY REFERENDUM

ALBANY. n. y. Notwithstanding
tion Of the federal prohibition amendment
would be submitted TO the voters this fall
in referendum under provisions of a bill
introduced tonight in the Legislature by
Assemblyman Martin G. McCue, of New
York city.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29
700 New Gases in Connecticut.

HARTFORD. Conn, Wednesday.--A
100 new cases of influenza we're reported
to the state Department of Health today,
a decrease from yesterday, when s0i cases
were reported. Today's list includes =
Waterbury. 17c; New Haven. l07. and
Now London, 81.
The New York herald., 1920-01-29

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
prLaMAnr cIIY GOSSIP.

efecial Sc The INeans Journal
= DELAWARE CITY FEB i9-Dela-
ware City Century club meets On FRI
day afternoon old w1l be 70 charge o.
tairs. George n Brishl The program
Nil consist OF 40 adisoas oa library
sork, By Miss Mary Hopkins. ol Sclfo-d.
ald music by members of ihc club
Air and Mrs Vincent Cats nave re-
armed bone after a ien days visit n
Salem. n. j. wth 'he.r deDgA.Cr Mrs
Leon Nnins, whe has been
John Anderson moved BIS family
y ednesday, into i..s acN 50use
Robert Mills 81 Wilmington Nas g
Visitor here yesietday
Mss Florence e Hai IS spending a
week with Ms q Bayarl lic.sei
Mrs John Cairns uas called 90 salem.
j.. on Wcdnosday. because or The
estrcme Illness oI her brother Frank
Russell
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
TIE MARTYR

'r dent Wilson would
net bite. So young fr.tz,
ihl f0mer crown prince
~ Germany VIII have 90
lnu M his 0wn country
mal b. become their mar
for that is whai would
lf> become OF him IF his
rWcsi FOR cNtrad lion In
placa % ilo $50 other war
criminals bad been granted.
ne would have been tried
bg an allied court -preiu-
Glcial therefore, 90 the
alicd sdc-and whatever
,hc sentence, Fritz would
eo down 'n German his-
tory as a martyr.
lfats not exactly what
.hc allies want. 10 would
be Fac mightlest boone
rang Of the war u would
boost the impcriallst.c
cause in Germany and
nigh, even SET the kaiser
back upon his throne.
no, tho wiser decision
SN3s made Fritz was
snubbed lie can't have
ihe opportunity that be
sought, 10 boost his cause
Will tho Germans
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
Careless Shampoo:ng
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully. il
you want to keep your hair looking its
best. Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkal This
dries the scall' makes the hair brittle.
and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is Null
slfled cocoanut oil shampoo (Which is
pure and greaseless), and is better than
anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub it
in. II makes an abundance of rich.
creamy Iather. which rinses out easily.
removing every particle OF dust. dirt.
dandruf and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
TO manage.
You can get MulsiGed cocoanut Sn
shampoo at any pharmacy, It's very
cheap, and a few ounces will supply
every member of the family for months.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
starts TO Leave the system Within
FWcniy-lOur Hours.
Every druggist in this county is au.
thorizcd 90 say to every rheumatic sufferer
IN this vicinity that If two bottles of Allen
rhu, the sure cOnquerer Of rheumatism
does not stop all agony, reduce swollen
Joints and do away with even the slightest
tNinge Of Pneumatic paint. he will gladly
return your money without comment
Allenrhu has been tried aud tested for
years, and really marvellous results have
been accomplished IN the most severe cases
where The suffering and agony was intense
and piteous and where the patient was
helpless.
Allenrhu relieves at once Immediately
after you start 90 take It 1he good work
begins. It searches out the uric acid de-
posits. dissolves the secretions and drives
rheumatic poison out of the body through
the kidneys and bowels
It's marvellous how quickly it acts.
Blessed relief often comes In two days, and
even in cases where the suffering Is most
painful all traces disappear in a few days.
llr. James II. Allen the discOverer Of
Allcnrhu. who for many years suffered the
tormcnts OF acute rheumatism. desires all
sufferers TO know that he does not want n
cent Of anyoues money unless Allenrhu
decsively conquers this worst Of all dis
easef and he has instructed n. r. Dan
forth 90 guarantee IL i'm every instance
Evening journal., 1920-02-19

once again II offers in a type that flts
him exactly, that screen idol, Lew
Cody, who is Of the handsome bachelor
type. In "The Beloved Cheater," Mr.
Cody plays a man who is Just that He
knows all the girls, loves them all,
srifles with th.m, wins them, casts
them of. and then goes back 10 mis-
Chinese valet, who he maintains can
sew on a button or warm a pair Of
slippers with greater dllig nee and care
than most faithful Of wives
The reputation which The Beloved
Chcater' has won as a Lady Killer. p"
is directly responsible for the com
pllcations Of the very original story
told in The picture Briefly il related
that finance OF Kingdom Challenger
friend of THE Beloved Cbeater" is
engaged to marry a girl. who says she
viii never giye her finance a kiss until
they are w,dded The added attraction
consists OF Harry Mann, in the special
big V comedy entitled pipe Dreams
and Prizes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
FIELDS MINSTRELS
SOME FUNMAKERS

70 becomes more and more evident as
the week goes on that Al G. Field and
his minstrel men are proving big draw
ing cards 40 The Playhouse. whore they
are playing weeks engagement.
People have given expression TO the
thought that minstrel entertainment IS
losing iis appeal A most emphatic de-
nial Of this IS offered in the success al
ready enjoyed By this minstrel COM
pany n Wilmington. when every audi
enos has illlcd The Playhouse to It's ca
pacily
Billy Beard, Lasses White. Johnny
Healy and Jimmy Cooper are the com
edians
The seats for The remainder Of the
performances arc on sale at The box
Office.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
WILL AWARD
DIPLOMAS OF
HONOR SUNDAY

Mothers. fathers. sisters.
brothers and others Of me
nearest Kin Of New Castle
county soldiers who d'ed
during The war. viii be-
present % the Playhouse
and receive Diplomas of
Honor next Sunday after
noon Members o. an local
legion posts viii attend,
ana every arrangement for
thc services has been com
pletea. An Interesting but
aot q lone program has
been mapped ONT, inciudina
prayer by three OF WE
min toms leading clergy
men. and suitable music
10 is hoped hy those I'm
charge Of the affair thal
relatives OF each boy whi
eaHe bis l'fe for his coun
try VIII attend 20 order
That Ae or she may receive
DE French Diploma OF
Honor
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
VETERAN l. DIE
ron MORE HELP.
REINSTATEMENT
is MADE EASIER

Under a new e4l ng is
sued by Director y G..
Cholnlelcs -Joncs ~ the
war risk hureau rcsagd-
less of hoW Ions m44
have lapscd or htw long
the former service man
may have been ilsciarsci,
he may De ''ius,aied rl
time before Juiy q 1920
The eoriltions arc
i-Tvo monthly pesia
in#s on tiil amount q, in
surauce Ia he reusl7'f0
must arcumpany She arpii-
cation
2-Th orpIcani must be-
IN as eopi hoMih as 40 aie
date of liscAasfe or 20 tff
expiration of i- srase
iod. whichever Is lho iala
cate.
THE Hciv ulns M
most 'mpQ.aHt lera.@a
ton of war risA lnsaraa
since the passage " h
Sweet BIN ar3 nsisn
ed f0g Toe special bench, "
serIce inca wao N l' a
reiusiai ias .rsan91ce
prior 70 thc ncw 'a,s aul
who hal sfa q -etsE
more Dian iS mghihs
E1soryiec maH W1v
reinsisi i-- .aps q terra
iasu,urer ans imC
within is m0olh. follow r
the month o. discharge 5y
complying Nitf iac sne
coutll.o9- N.iil'a .rrc
uurfns r.i'sen 'r
month Of DISCHARGE rein
s,aiomsui 1855 ac ll4 o
s simply Renting two
months premiums without
q formal application or
statement as ,1 he2llA
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
PROMISE JOBS
AFTER SERVICE

CLEVELAND. %. p p q
Chamber OF Commerce
herr is asking employers
20 a'l recruiting by prom
islns JOBS back. after ser
Vice. DO any of their men
Who laag enlist
This rs the method
sought 60 obtain before
March "a the necessary
quota OF re-cnl'slments set
for ihe cleveland district.
10 operate with re-
crultins officials here. the
military committee Of thc
Chamber Of Commerce has
circulated a letter asking
members 10 encourage en-
lisiments among their help.
III one Of your men
enlist now" the letter says.
promise him his job
back upon Tie expiration
OF his army service"
Employers are also ask
ed 60 hire only honorably
d scharge1 service msn,
"Othor things being equal a"
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
AT THE GARRlCK.

Ziska and King, the original two"
Who have made people laugh in nearly
every country under the sun. are once
more united and this week are at the
Garrick Theatre Ziska had been going
IL alone for four years, while Louis
King was starring IN Europe. The act
they are presenting is unique Laughter
unconllnei follows ih1 every move Of
King, a prince Of comedians. as he IN
dertakes TO duplicate Ziska's marvellous
work. It is u number that is replete
with comedy and originality. reflecting
The talents Of these unusual stars.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
Call for Notes

The chief OF star Of the
army has ISSUED q call for
papers, personal or oillc
that would ad Ia compiet-
ing the history OF the A.
+. F.
Absence OF such papers
from archives, he says.
tends 10 place units con
cerued at a disadvahigee iil
any study Of operations
made by the department .
SELF or by private stu
dents"
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
Tell Your Friends
About NiCOtOl- Stop
Habit Using Too Much

10 improves any mans health 20 quit to-
bacco Y he c3n escape the awful crav-
ing that usually attends quitting without
such assistance aS NieotoI gives Did Won
ever have Smokers cough Try Nicotol
~ getting rid Of the tobacco habit ana see
how quickly the cough viii disappeor
Nicotol IS dispensed by most good drug.
gists IN this city, especially 10y the Dan
forth, the Eckerd and the Spruance Drug
Cos
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
70 HEAR AssussnENT AppFlLs.

For the purpos of hearing appeals,
making corrections 1nd noting omIs-
ons in regard io ihe assessments for
his year. The members of ihh New
.Lasile County Boa.5 oi Assessment VIII
ST as follows Blactb.rd hundred,
March 3 az Towns nd. So Georges
hundred. March 3 az Mlddeiown Pen
sader hundred. March 4 at GLASGOW (,
: xed Lion hundred. March 3. al Dei3-
ware City; White Clay Greek hundred.
March az Newark New Castle hun
dred. March Q u New Castle. NH Creek
hundred. March 90 at H0ckessn
Chrlstisna and Mil Greek hundreds.
March fl. at Marshailion; Clristians
hundred. March u. at Cenlreyille;
3randywine hundred. March IS. at
claymont; Wilmington. March &c 20
April 3d. al the Public Building. Ap-
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
LOVE AND WAR

in a scrap for h0nors,
war would have DO show
against love. War or no
war. love must find a
way.
Take the ease OF the
200 Nanks who are coming
back with German war
brides. The war of hate
and destruction wagcd by
Germany went 90 ihe back
ground when Cupid show
ed up. The order against
fralerniz8i'on became null
and void when thc Nank in
Germany met Katharine.
It's an 90 show the good
IN men tie aspiring the
wonderful and beautiful
all that Is contained in
love-will and must con
quer. War, It's most dead
ly opponent, Is the Stubborn
mule that must finally yield
10 the good
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
nnING Up.

Nmaha - Douclas r9untv
posi- has a membership or
3aC Ml not content With
,his enrolment the OH
cers % the post VIII start
btg membership drive
This month The post is
enc of the largest IN the
Middle West and Is among
the most powerful organi-
cations Of any sort IN Ne
nraska.
Evening journal., 1920-02-19
JAcK,s 81

Jack nempsey stayed
In tie -AHHrical Legion
Just long Mousa 90
urn aroilid ~ hes
out now
As soon as State nral
quarters heal aDog.
TIE action gt Gordon
Barber Post DO NH
waukCc n eloct9
Dempsey honorary con
mander there 'yHs sI
uprodr When abe
smoke settled, tho post
had revoked ifs h1sly
resolution and Jack ayas
out.
Tie action la4 been
unconstlput'On3h