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Evening journal., 1920-09-16
ITALY'S REDS
SEIZE MORE
PLANTS; ISSUE
Paper MONEY
Strikers Demand Manufac-
turers Accept Principle
of Labor Control of
Industry
= FARM OWNERS ARE
DRIVEN FROM LAND

ROME. Sept. i6. United Press -
italian manufacturers were In session
? an over the country today trying TO
decide upon some means Of combat
ting the control Of their plants by la
Dor organizations
Reports from Milan were that sCiz-
ures Of plants continued on a large
scale Cotton mills and iewelry works
'were among those put under workers
control
The movement extended TO the
pcasantry. Landlords In Sicily were
. among those driven of by the tenant
farmers.
Premier Giolitlrs arrival in Turin
and his call for a meeting with strike
leaders and manufacturers was ex-
pected 30 result In a quick turn In
the situation.
Strikers representatives last night
informed The profect or LuslgnOhd
that an ultimatum will be sent manu-
facturers demanding immediate ac-
, ceptance OF the principle OF labor con-
troll OF industry
Manufacturers OF various classes in
their hurried conferenccd have dis
'ttSsed compromise measures. Dis
patches here said that while major
ity OF manufacturers opposed surren-
der OF their rights few were willlne
= 10 accept government control as
peace measure.
Socialist leaders announced that tney
will attempt 10 obtain passage or
law at the next session al Parliament
Continued from page Twol
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
ROTARIANS HEAR
OF new HARBOR
Charles H. Cant Tells Of De-
velopment of Plans at
Noon Luncheon
21 EXCURSIONS USED
MUNICIPAL WHARF

-, "Wilmingion's New Harbor.r was
me subject and Charles n. Cant. sec
reiary or The City Board OF Harbor
Commiss oners. was the prin-ipal
speaker. az The luncheon this afler-
noon OF the Rotary Club. held In me
uuBarry room al The Hotel dupont.
Mr.. Cant traced the reclamation NJ
lands along the Chrlsilana from the
days OF The early settlers OF me citv
He also told how. carly In tho 10Th
century, some 30 square-rigsed YES
sells bes do sloops and schooners be-
longod 10 the Port Of Wilmington
and deplored the fact that ioday
"Delaware IS the only state along The
Atlantic Seaboard which hasn't a
single port through which its com
merce may pass and sVilmn gion ~
heen dependent on philad/rhia and
Baltimore for goods carried by water
Tor many years"
Mr.. Cant reviewed the formation of
tho CITY Board Of Harbor Commis-
soners acquisition Of the Lohdell
tract as o harbor sile. and c0nslruc-
Continued on Page Ten).
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

WASHINGTON. Sept i6 OnItsd
Press)-A checking or all known rad
icals was started here today an hour
after the explosion in New York lnan-
cial district according 10 government
officials. Although nothing has been
discovered TO show that the explo-
sion was the work OF radicals the in
veSiigation forces Of several branches
Of the government began cooperating
in the checking mp process on the
theory that a possible clue might be
uncovered
approximately 5000 detectives con-
nected with the government were
working on the explosion.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston
got first hand news Of the explosion
from Assistant Secretary Gilbert who
talked over long distance with Treas
ury officials in New York
Attorney General Palmer gave or
ders that all reports be laid before
him. William J. Flynn. chief Of the
department bureau Of investigation.
will start for New York 10 tak,
charge Of the Federal investigation
following a conference with Palmer
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
MILEERAND MAY
GETPRESIDENCY
France Wants Premier TO
Succeed Deschanel Who
Will Resign
NEW WORLD POLICY
UNDER NEXT RULER

PARIS. Sept &c lUnHed Press).-
The French Chamber Of Deputies and
the senate Will meet here September
% D. elect a successor 10 President
Deschanel. It was reported in well
Informed circles today. Deschanel will
resign because OF ill health.
Premier Millerand was conceded 10
be certain OF election 90 the office N
he cared TO take 10. Millerand vigor-
0usly refused 10 consider the presi-
dcncy when the matter was discussed
with him. His attitude was that he
can accomplish more In the office of
Premier than In the n0minally higher
one OF President.
Millerand returned 10 Paris today
from Ais Les Baines. where he WAS iu
conference with Premier Giolitt, OF
Italy. He was expected TO visit Des-
chanel at once.
Regardless OF who succeeds Des-
chanel 10 was generally acrepied here
that a change In the administration
will mark a turning point both In
Frances reconstruction and her pO-
liiical constitutional history.
Deschane's admins jstramOn was cX-
pecied TO be transitional. IL marked
the end Of wartime government un-
der Clemenceau's cabinet and the be-
ginning OF peace and reconstruction.
Her ultimate aim was a cabinet OF
experts who would concentrate on
scientific reconstruction.
10 was believed in WVh-informed
circles that with inc coming chang
in administrations France Will discard
the old world policy OF a nominal
executive and follow The United
States in increasing the President
RESPONSIBILITIES. Under those condi-
tons Premier Millerand was regarded
generally as the most popular choice
for the Presidency.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
DEMOCRATS
SORE over
DOVERDEAL
Disgruntled City, County
Men May Join in Indepen-
dent Movement
NEW CASTLE TALKS
OF SEPARATE PARTY

Democrats in general throughout
The city and county. as they learn
more details from the delegates as To-
now Kent and Sussfv counties arhi-
trarily rode over Wilmington and
rural New Castle county in dealing
with the subject OF increased repre-
sonlaliOn and naming the state ticket
at ihe convention in Dover on Tues
day. are expressing resentment and
threaten there will be reprisals on
election day There is no better
time than now for a show down and
10 demonstrate 90 the down-Siatars
That Wilmington and rural New Castle
county must b. given Just considcra-
ton IS the way many of the dis
gruntled Democrats state their scnti-
mems.
Many Democrats have already open-
ly announced that they will either
support the proposed independent
ticket being set up under the leader
ship OF William VI Connolly or vote
the Republican state irkefs cyrf no
for the nominees on the Democratic
Ticket from Wilmington ana rural
New Castle county. Senator CORN
ley's friends are especially sore over
the way his candidacy for Congress
was treated. Not only. they say, was
the religious question brought into
the fight against Senator Gormley
but. he "drys" In the party made an
active Tight against him They claim
10 know who were. responsible fol
using both OF these argument
d against him, and win not forget then
/ when they enter the election boot
! 10 cast their votes on November I.
/ The Democratic City Commiite
at a meeiing last night endorsed th
! ticket named at Dover but none o
Continued on rage 1wo.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
DRY WORLD
IN 90 YEARS,
PERCOD SAYS
Some Authority Says Eng
land Will Ban Strong Drink
Within 10 Years
ALL EUROPE HAS
EYES ON AMERICA

WASHINGTON. Sent. &c United
Press An army OF 5OOOO0O is NOW
ilgntlng 90 make the entire world
drN. Dr.. Robert II. porcod. said today
upon his arrival here from SWftzer-
land 20 attend the fifteenth interna-
ti0nal congress against alcoholism
which convenes Monday
Alcoholic drinking viii be abolished
ln every country In % years. accord
ing 20 Dr. percod permanent secretary
OF the world dry forces.
pne of the scandinavian countries
VIII be the next nation 90 follow the
United states in voting for full pro-
hihlhon. said Or. percOd France
probably VIII be he last country 20
go dry.
Europe Is beginning 10 take ser
iousiy fun prohibition in the United
States
A similar view was expressed bv
Dr. e. W. Sallcby. scientist here from
England 10 address the conference.
England viii o., dry within "a
years Saneby said 1T will be a
result Of economic changes English.
men visiting the United States carr,
back stories Of the workings % pro
hibition. Lord LcyVrhume. shrswc
business man. visited The InHeC
states wet and returned "a dry"
Il toured America soon after pro.
hibition began without seeing an in
/ ioXicated man." said Dr. perc0d. "peo
| pie are better or in prohibition
/ country. Europe is beginning TO real
I lze that. The whole world now
looking TO the United states as an ca
/ pertinent station.
40 inst Europe was surprised &.
the news that America was dry. The
| came amusement. New spaners car
ried hundreds OF stories ridiculin
Continued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
mist REGISTER
IN own NAME
MRS. Mary Smith," Not
Mrs. John E. Smith" is
Requested by Law
EDUCATIONAL TEST
REQUIRED FOR SOME

In presenting themselves for reg
istration on saturday" said Lambert
j. Foulk. secretary of the Department
OF Elections" women will be requir-
ed 10 give their own first names. not
that Of the husband Another thing
that they should be careful about Is
the correct spelling OF That first
name. II the woman was christened
Lizzie" Elizabeth viii not do even
though the woman signs herself Eliz-
aheth. Give first names. l.. Mary
Smith Will not do. The first name
must be used but the middle names
may be designated by an initial.
THE report has been circulated
that The women will be required 20
pay a fee OF p or 20 cents. This is
Incorrect No fee OF anv kind Is
charged
NO woma nwho reached the axe OF
2i years prior 10 January 4. 1900. Is
required 10 wrhe anything or read
anything. Those attaining the age
Of 2i years following that date may
be required by The registration ON
GERS TO read a portion Of the State
Constitution and sign their names. ."
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
NOVOTEHERE
FOR Wife Of
MALE ALIEN
Department of Elections
Says Courts Must Change
Law on Subject
QUESTION PUZZLES
SOME LAWYERS

No native born American woman
who is married 90 an unns urallzed
foreigner vii be permitted 10 regis
ter. said Lambert j Foulk. sorreto Ara,
OF the Department Of Elections This
morning, ana IL any native horn
woman, who shall have married a
Foreign ciiIzen who has failed 20 take
OUT naturalization papers, shall az
Tempt 10 register, the registration
Onlcers ore instructed 10 refuse 90
qualify her as a voter"
The decision OF the Department OF
Elections has raised an issue hitherto
undlscussed and may result in far
reaching litigation Mr. Foulk admit
ted this morning there is some qucs-
ton as TO The legality Of the reiu-
sal TO permit a native born citizen %
vote, but said that the order VIII moi
De amended until the courts act on
the question.
The main point OF issue is whether
or not The raiInrliiOn OF the Nine.
ieonih Amendment. striking out M,
word male does not also nuil'f,
The act OF Congress which took ava,
w0mal's citizenship when she mar.
Rcd man holding allegiance 10 sOml
other government
The matter was discussed by Fed
eral court officials and several attor
news This morning. and while none o
them cnred 90 talk for publication
ON the subject an admitted hat 1t
doubtful IL native born woman
any longer disfranchiscd by reason q
her marriage 10 an unnaturalizo
fore rncr.
"The raiinc9tion Of lhe Nineleenl
Amendment said one official. "in nj
opinion places woman on a par wit
man In every respect so mr as vo
: ing qualifications go. BY sirikln
! Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
HELD As CHICKEN THEE

Magistrate Barnet Giuckmln last
nlght held Charles Dickcrshioid under
$500 bail for the upper court Co an
swer 20 a charge OF larceny Of chick
ems from Mrs. Bertha Beaitie, OF Rich
ardson Park. several days ago. Dick
ereh.eid is suppose d To- have taken two
chickens belonging 20 Mrs Beattie af-
ter her husband and another man had
marked them by puncturng their
feet Four feet marked IN accordance
with Mrs. Beatiie's description were
alleged TO have been found by Con-
stable Charles Bowers on Dicker-
shields premises. Dickershieid de.
MED taking the chickens and sal,
They had boon delivered 10 him b,
his WEES mother In Pennsylvania
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
PETTYJ0HN CHARGED
WITH EMBEZZLENIENT

Attorney General David J. Roinhardt
This morning stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
John G.. pettyiohn, former superin-
tendent and matron Of the Sussex
county almshOusa. Noh wnrc gwen a
hearing before Magistrate r W. RyOn
at Georgetown on Tuesday afternoon,
are charged with embezzlement The
case viii be heard at the October
term OF The Court OF General Ses-
si0ns of Susscv couniy. the nan and
his wife having been held under
$500 bail each
In speaking Of the case today Mr..
Renhardi said that at the hearing
before Magistrate Ryon, one OF the
truseees ifhtiflad hat the Pctlyioh IS
had cleaned out The warehouse OF the
almshOuse 70 was testified at the
hearing that among the articles al
legged 20 have been taken from the
Institution al ih time p tiyiohn lef.
were clothing, cows, chickens, hogs
meats. etc.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
BROWNS0N LAWN FETE
DRAWS HAPPY CROWD

Brownson Library Association OPEN
ed It's annual outdoor bazaar last night
with a larger crowd than on any pre-
vious year In the history OF the asso-
citation. Kewpie dolls that were the
talk OF the crowd brought delightful
proceeds 10 the Golfers Of the Fourth
and Jackson street boys.
Every booth with the fair sex IN
charge sirived 10 ouido one another
and it would be hard TO say who
reached the summit FIRST.
The committee I'm charge has left
nothing undone TO make this bazaar
a success.
Dancing TO the tunes OF the much
heralded Jazz-baby orchestra from
Philadelphia, delighted many OF IN,
/ young people. These string instru.
ment boys certainly made the crowC
sway TO the melodies Of the lates
HIS.
The bazaar will continue ionigh
and tomorrow night.
The fele Is in charge Of com
miitee Of the Young Ladies' Calholii
Club headed by Mrs. James J. Quigley
, Winlerthur Special Sanitary Mil
for Babies-Cl0Ner Dairy-AdS.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
RECORD CLASSES
AT2COLLEGES
Freshman Class at Women's
College Numbers so and
Delaware More Than 100
NEW PRESIDENT
NOW IN CHARGE
specIal % The EvenIng Ionrnal.

special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, sept. i6-Both Delaware
Collcee and ihe W0men's College Of
Delaware re-Opened this morning with
the largest enrollments in lhc history
Of The two institutions. Delaware has
an enrolment 10 sia-i with ~ -o-
siderable over 100 and there were so
new students at ihe Women lo.ic-c
This morning with prospects OF a num-
Der OF more freshmen during this
week.
Or. Walter Hullihen. the new presi-
dent, has been in Newark Tor two
weeks making The plans for the OPEN
ing Of the colleges There arr scV-
eral new faculty members in both in
stiuiions. Dean \. Laurence Smith
has been busy for several days with
The preliminary arrangements for
opening Delaware College. Today will
be devoted largely 10 organizing the
classes and classroom work will start
tomorrow.
The usual hazing started las. night
a crowd OF "sOphs" were out most
OF the night looking for "Freshies" "
Continued on Page Twol
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
SMILE AWHILE

BOSTON-JOe MosscheVich sound
ed two false fire alarms. Tie said
he was willing 10 pay $50 10 see the
engines run. The judge fined MIN
Si00-S50 a piece.
HARTFORD, Conn. 90 Police
thouqht they had discovered a new
brand OF liquor when bottle or
water was found in the days con-
traband seizure. Chemical analy-
sis furnished Identification.
IEANENNORTH, kan.-When
two prisoners fled from the United
states disciplinary barracks here
their guards deserted and went
with them.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-Police
Wondered over the mental state OF
two men who broke into an insane
asylum until they discovered tho
men took away a gallon Of whisheE
.rtended for medicinal purposo1
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
Band Concert Tonight

The Mayor and Community
Service announce the following
program for the band concert and
community sing TO be held this
evening at the Rodney street res
ervOir, Ninth and Rodney streets.
from 8 10 40 clock. Following
the band concert and ihs commun-
ity sing there wild be dancing.
BAND NUMBERS.
Overture .."Lustspiel' ..kelerbela
Selection "The Yankee Prince"
COhan.
intermeZzO Mamma" Missud
DANCES
One-Step Everybody Calls Me
Honey" Lyons
Fox Trot "Aflei You Get What
You Want" Clarke.
Waltz Don't You Remember the
Time ?" Williams
One Step THE Hen and the Cow,
Meyer
Fox Trot. 'I'll Me With You When
the Clouds Roll By kuhrs
Waltz when He Gave Me Nou,"
White
One Step "The Cuddls uddle"
FrOedlander
Fox Trot In Gay Havana" Blau-
puss
Waltz. "0n Miami Shore" jacob
The Philharmonic Band, j. Nor
ris Robinson, director.
Singing will be conducted by
Emerson Stone OF Community Ser
vice.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
IS KILLED, $50 INJURED BY EXPLOSION
IN FRONT OF MORGAN,S NEW YORK OFFICE:
"T N 7" MAY HAVE SPREAD AWFUL DEATH
1L4NCLED, HORSE TORNTO
PIECES. PROPERTY DAlMACEDBY
NOONDAYHORROR IN WALL STREET

First Theory Was That Bomb Had Been
ThrOUUn Into Findncier's Office. Four
Girl Clerks In Morgan Offices Reported
Among Dead. Stock Exchange Closed
For Day. u. ). InfGnfrymen Help PO-
lice Calm Excited CrOIUds. Wrecked
Automobile May Haze Carried Deadly
Explosive Bankers, Brokers Rush To
House Tops For Safety.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
TOBELEAGUE GUESTS

The Democratic League tonight
will entertain Democratic women OF
The city and county at the club
rooms Go French stree. Elaborate ar
rangemenis have been made by the
league FOR This AFFAIR. In addition 10
speech making there will be re-
freshmonts, music and dancing. Miss
Lena EnOns of Newark. the National
Commiiieewoman for Delaware will
be among the guests.
The speakers VIII include Mrs. FL
mer Tiffany. OF New York, who is
connected with the WON MS 0rgani-
zatiOn Of the Democratic national
committee; Mrs. Henry Ridgely. OF
Dover, and State Chairman Henry r.
lsaacs.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
sMniMING coNTEsr ropAY.

The swimming meet for col0red ath-
ieies Will b. held This afternoon al
The Walnut street swimming pool
The swim Is under the auspices OF the
Community Service. The following
events are scheduled: Twenty yard
swim. balloon race. tub race. endur-
ance race under water race, demon
stration OF strokes. life saving demon
slralion and fnncY diNIns.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
MiStOOk Her For Dog

\ woman, accompanied by a dog.
entered the police station this
morning and stated that she had
come TO get registered. Thinking
she had referred 10 the dog, House
Sergeant keySer made ont a re-
ceipi and handed the woman the
brass tag TO attach 10 the dogs
collar.
40 vote on this?" the wom-
an aSked?"
Then explanations wcrc in order.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
MAC SWINEY Is
NEARER TO GRAVE

LONDON, Sept. &c United Press -
Lord Mayor MacSwiney appeared to
have lost strength. his breathing was
weaker and his eyes somewhat glazed,
according 10 a Sim Fein announce
ment today.
Prison officials reiterated today
their denials that an effort had been
made TO feed the hunger striker.
Evidence the wide interest In Mac
Swiney's case was seen here In the
hundreds OF letters received by his
wife. The mayOrcss has messages Of
sympathy and encout cement from
persons in an walks. only a few. she
said, urged her 10 advise her husband
40 brnak his strike
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
drank Tonic
Then GOT LOST
Two TownsendMen Charged
With Breaking Into Bar
Der Shop
HELD UNDER BAIL
FOR COUNTY COURT

on a charge Of breaking and enter
ing the barber shop Of John w. Guess
ford. at Townsend, on the night OF
August &C. and stealing about "a half
dozen bottles OF hair tonic. Roland
Reynolds and Kemp Donovan were
arrested yesterday by State Detective
Frank w Mccoy, and were held in
5000 bail for court by Magistrate
Richard Hodson, Townsend.
After an investigation Of the case
yesterday. Detective Mccoy arrested
Reynolds az Townsend and Donovan al
Cheslertown. Md. Donovan waived
requisition and willingly accompanied
the detective 10 Townsend.
Tho men are said 90 have drank
ih- hair tonic obtaining mosi sails
factory "iags" One 0f them lost
his way In the woods and was unable
o. find his way out again.
Rims For All Cars. Automobile
Equipment Co. 3rd and French-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
Mr. sALEM w. Z. NJ. S. ELEcroN.

At the meeting OF the Women's.
Foreign Missionary Society Of MI
Salem NJ. Z. Church held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Frank
r. Haley. 2607 West Eighteenth street
The following officers were elected.
President, Mrs. Charles Beck; vice.
president Mrs. Leonard White, Sec
ond Vice-president, Mrs. Brinton
smith; recording secretary, Mrs.
Frank p. Haley; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Richard Brown: treasurer
Mrs Sarah Hamilton. superintendent
/ OF literature. Mrs Hayes Conner; pres
ident Of mite boxes, Mrs. Frank
/ Comfy.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
cENTRAL GRANGE MEETING

Afler a bus ness session members
OF Centre Grange enjoyed a social
program last evening The program
was: music by the Grange; Doc
trine OF Bolshevism." by Horace l..
DilwOrih: recitation, by Lester II.
Dilworih: Improved Machinery on
the Fsrm," by John w Humphrey
Canning Of Fruit" by Mrs Edward
Burlington: Selecting OF Tomato
seed" by Edward Burlington. violin
solo, BY Roy Williams; current
events, by Albert Humphrey. The
aext meeting will be held October G.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
GUARDS TO PROTECT
CHILDREN IN PARK

Parents. Of children living north Of
the Brandywine river. compelled 10
use the Van Buron street bridge In
going to and returning from school.
need have no fear for The safety Oi
their children" said superintendent
Of Parks Edwin r. Mack Ibis morn
ing.
"We have arranged to have park
guards stationed In the Zoo during
the hours that the children will fire.
qucnt that locality.
Pupils attending No. % School. az
the south end Of the old Washing
ton street bridge Will find 10 more
convenient 10 use ihe Market street
bridge. and only those living west
Of WASHINGTON street. attending the
High ShOol. will find 10 nearer u
use the Van Buren bridge
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
M-OLLAsrnN nALL FEsTNAL.

The h0usescommiiiee OF the y w.
C. A. and the AltIora Club of Mollas-
ton Hall viii hold a peach and Zee
cream festival This evening on me
lawn OF Woliaston Hail. Tweniy-fflh
and Market streets. In case Of rain
the affair Will be held In The hdlL The
proceeds OF the festival Will 90 20
NouaslOn Hall and the AltlOra Club.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
TuLLY WILL our FORCE.

patrOlman Tully, who was charged
with neglect Of duty and missing re-
ports ny Chief OF Police Black yes
terday morning, turned In his equip
ment 90 Chief Black yesterday after
noon. While the officer has not pre-
sentcd any written resignation, ne has
informed fellow officers that he viii
resign rather than stand trial
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
LOSr AND FODND.

i OST-A WHITE POODLE DOG.
il answering to the name Of "ToOdles" h"
sept15-2t
(Continaed sa Pasa Teal
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
ACCUSED or FMREIILFuFNT

On a charge OF embezzIemenI, James
Berry was held in $500 bail for court
by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this morning He was a sales
man for The Nacuet sales Company
and. Il is alleged. failed 90 return TO
the company money collected on vac
uum cleaners sold by him.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
TODAYiS TEMPERATURES

At lne Evening journal ONCE.
500 A. Mo- 1900 p MIS-
1000 A. Ma 100 p. M.....SO
sun AND TIDE.
sun rises .................5H A. NJ.
sun sets ....................6OO p. NJ
Head Of ChriStiana.
High water. 30. 2iO A. NJ 2.33 p. NJ.
Low water. 1870 A. NJ. 100 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

Prevent bottle famine. Rcturn cmptles
: promptly. Clover Dairy CO.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Friday. cooler,
moderate west and northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

Winterthur Special Sanitary MIX
for Babies-ClOyer Dairy-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

Rims For All Cars. Automobile
Equipment Co., 3rd and French-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-16

Tissrlati0n Tss4sL%i1 1875
Non-Returnable