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Evening journal., 1920-09-27
TELLS JURY OF
BRUTAL ATTACK
Aged Woman Describes
Cowardly Attack Made
on Her by Negro
CASE ON TRIAL
IN COUNTY COURT

Trial Of Ernest Thomas. Negro, on
a charge OF felonious assault on
Emma Talley. a 5s-year-old white
woman at her home. Dexters cor
ner, Blaokbrd Hundred. was started
before Chief Justice BennerNlll and
Judges Conrad and Heisel in Court
OF oyer and Terminer this morning.
As about twenty witnesses have
been subpoenaed by the state, 10 Is
expected the trial will consume the
entire day. George n. Davis Is at
tornoy for the Negro. while Attorney
General Reinhardt and Deputy Al
torneys General Green and Speakman
are conduoting the prosecution
10 was after A p o'clock before a
Jury had been drawn. The regular
panel was exhausted when the
eleventh man was accepted, and The
twelfth juror was selected from
talesmen. The courtroom was we'll
filled.
Deputy p. Warren Green addressed
the jury. setting forth the allegations
Of the prosecution. The state
would prove. ne stated. that about
an hour after sunrise, on July p
Thomas went 90 Mrs. Talley's hOusi
and asked where he might secure
work. When she told MIN or place
he requested a pieoo OF bread As she
Nwas getting food 20 give him from
a cupboard, Thomas. 10 was alleged
went up behind the aged woman and
choked her. He forosd her, dcspit,
her struggles, TO a bed and soon after
she lost consciousness.
When Mrs. Tailey rcgained cons
sciOusness, Mr.. Green declared, hcl
hands were tied by the string of hei
aprons and her mouth was cOvereC
| BY a piece Of an undergarment.
Thomas. after ms arrest. confessed
the Jury WIS told
On the witness stand. Mrs. Talley
snail, frail woman. testified 20 ihl
attack made on her by he Negro, al
IOutlinod 10 the Jury by Mr.. Green.
She was positive in her identnca
tion Of Thomas.
Hearing OF testimony was completed
this morning and the jury was charg
ed early this afternoon. No dcfens'
was put In. the defendant asked fO
mercy from the court.
The Jurors were allowed TO ca
| luncheon before being locked up 4
consider their verdict
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
NO HEAVY AUTOS ON
VAN BUREN BRIDGE

At the. meeunc OF the Water Board,
this morning, h was decided 20 con
tinue 10 close Van Buren street bridge
to heavy and solid tire truck traffic.
Engineer s. n. Van Trump said tins
morning, the difficulty is with 4he
approaches 10 the bridge and not the
bridge, under both OF which is located
the iS-inch distribution main." IL Is
feared by the department that should
solid tire or heavy truck traffic be al
lowed, the support Of this main would
be weakened and cause break In the
main. II such break occurred u
would mean a dangerous Washout OF
'the approaches.
Mr.. Van Trump said the embargo
only affected one firm and he feli
citizens would not feel the board is
justified in tearing up the approaches
and replacing the present supports tC
The mains which would require The
closing OF the bridge for several
weeks.
City Treasurer Banks reported the
following bank balances 10 the cred
10 OF The department. Current funds
Sii,f95.S3 and special fund St,9i470
Mahlon Detts, secretary reported the
following disbursements: Current
weekly payroll, S30339i; current
monthly payroll, S2,683i; current
quarterly payroll. S225. and special
weekly payroll, S576
The pumpage for the week ending
September % was 95.3i7. .92O gallons, a.
compared with ii2. .qS6. go gallons fOi
the corresponding week last year
showing a decrease Of i7,639,O20 gal.
Ions. The consumption for the week
ending September %, was SS,6i0O0
fgallons, as compared with iii,t20O0l
gallons for the corresponding peri0C
| last year.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
BOY KILLED UNDER
BREWERY TRUCK

Struck and run over by a truck Of
the Bavarian Brewing Company SAT
urClay afternoon. Giovanni N Patre
aged ~ years. Wps instantly hlhd. A
rear wheel Of the truck passed over
the boys head. fracturing his skull.
The aocldent happened directly in
from Of the boys home, i7is Wesi
Seventh street.
The body was taken 10 the morgue
and given In charge Of Deputy Cor
Oner Harvey p. Nichols.
II was later removed 20 the home
Of the parents by Funeral Director
Hrzel.
Funeral services wiz BE held 10
morrow morning with requiem mass
in st Thomas Chunsh the Rev John
Lynch onlciating lntermenl will be
made IN the New Cathedral Gene
terry.
Pending the acton ~ ne coroner's
Jury. the case Of Peter BaZzanno.
driver 0f The triIsk. charged with
manslaughter. was continued for one
week by Judge Hastings in Munioqal
Court this mornina Leonard r.
Waiess Is attorney for the defendant.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
PLIMMFR NAMED DELEGATE.

NJ. 5. pmmmer, chief warden Of the
New Castle County WorkhOusa. a del
gate 10 ne semi-annual meeting Of
the committee Of the American Pr.10n
Congress. which will meet I'm New
York October ii-i6. as a representa-
tive Of this State.
Leon g.. Faulkner. superintendent
NJ the Maryland Training school for
Boys. al Lock Raven. Md. was a Wis
itor at the Ferris Industrial School
last week, wien he paid a flying visit
10 superintendent and Mrs Marx, on
his wa yio lttnd the meeting. Rich
ard F. Gross. former warden Of th'
workhouse, is a member OF the semi
centennial committee Superinten
dent Marx, Of the Ferris School, vii
also attend.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
MANY MAKE MERRY
in OUTDOOR PLAY

The outdoor play demonstration
for colored people. held Saturday
night. on French street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. was one
Of the largest and most enthusiastic
OF lis kind ever given In the city. six
hundred men and women, boys and
girls. took active part In The games,
while a ihrong Of nearly 1000 viewed
the sports from The curb lines.
Among the games played were
swat 10 the right" dodge ball"
Sore spot tag" cat and mouse" i"
boys and girls relay races. a bear
race, rope jump. rescue race, over
head pass ball. stride BAH and false
alarm" There was fun aplenty and
rivalry was as keen as Il was good
natured-
2. Nesbor, athletic director Of the
Wilmington Community Service, who
directed the demonstration, said to-
day ne had seldom in his fifteen years
experience with such work. witneSS
more intccrst by both spectators anc
players
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
BACKS PROBE
OF BASEBALL
Ban Johnson Supports
Grand Jury in Its Inquiry
Into Gambling
FEDERAL OFFICERS
ON TRAIL OF POOLS

CHICAGO. Sept. q. (uuiied Press.
Ban johnson. President OF the
American League. today answered at
iaoks by Charles Momiskey, owner
OF the White SoX Comiskey had eX-
pressed disapproval OF Johnsons
statement ual he mad heard reports
That the White Sox did not dare win
the ponnant this year, because many
or the players were In the grip or The
gamblers.
II stand squarely behind the grand
jury and the authorities In the re-
sp0nsihility they have assumed and
will enter into no further discussion
Of personal matters that only tend 20
mislead and nauscite Inc public" said
johnson. lie accused Comskey or
"graspng al straws 30 purify his po-
siiton with the public"
Omcials today denied published re-
ports that they had information that
the big gamblers had fixed the SoX
40 lose the 1870 pennanot, that Glove
land was backed by The gamblers %
win and that Brooklyn was framed
20 lose the worlds SERIES.
Crookodncss In National League
baseball games has been eliminated
In the opinion Of John Heydler,
President here TO testify before the
Grand Jury.
~Heinie Zimmerman. Hal Chase and
| Ice Magcc were thrown out or the
National League because OF Eamb-
ling" Hcydler said.
Although 10 had been generally re-
ported that Zimmerman, Chase ana
Nagec were baniehed because OF at
legged gamblimr. This was the first Of
0cial announcement of u.
"Tnis cloansed the game IN the Ma
/ tional League and as Tar as 1 Know ne
lonly scanid IN Che American League
Is connected with the 1919 wufle Sc
nes." Hcytihr said.
August Herman. former chairman vi
/ the National Commission and presi-
dent OF the Cincinnati hcuS, was To-
day requested by Staies Aiorney
| Narlay HOync to appear next frnaN.
Ray Sshalk VIII appear tomorrow
morning when the grand Jury resumes
rs probe Scllnlk, whose inteEmty mas
never BEEN questioned, VIII be apic 70
tell the inside story OF the plot. ac-
cordng 20 reports. , o.n-
with two numbers or tnc Whlle oeN
| Clique. which rs alleged N naNf soie
out 40 tho gamblers during the wv
| world series.
I A subpoena was also issued today
for Dr. r. B. prettyman, thlcas'
dentist. prettyman WIS employed d,
several Sox PLAYERS.
An0iher baseball probe was starte'
by Federal authorities today. unite'
States Attorney Charles +. ulyne an
nounced his intention OF investigating
baseball pools.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
PIONEERS Is YEARS
OLD in DECEMBER

The BENEVOLENT Pioneer Literary
Association will celebrate is twenty
nth anniversary on December 30. Of
the sixteen original members six are
stin on the rolls and are active mem
bcrs.
Ilhe association viii give a smoker
next Tuesday night. at its headquar-
ters In the Law Building, Ninth and
Market streets This rs the FIRST ar
fair 90 be given by The association
dhis fan and II Is expected that the
progressive program under consider
alton by the organization will be dis
ciIssed. so that final action can be
taken during the next Two months
and launched by the first OF Deoom-
bcr.
Chaplain John Connolly, whohas
been abroad during the summer. is
expected home next month.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
REESE GETS EVEN
WITH RUBBER HEN

Charles Reese, WagOnman OF the
police patrol. had an exciting en-
counter with a chicken, yesterday
morning. The ancient fowl selected
for the chOpping block, anXiously
eyeing the raised axe in the handSof
Mr.. Reese. persisted In moving is
head every time The axe desceadd
Finally Mr.. REESE. tying the chickens
legs 10 the fence, grabbed the hen
bv the head and aimed a vicious
blow The axe struck a substance
like gutta percha and rebounding
severely injured Mr.. Roses lei'
hand.
As the injured member has been
..rofnllv dressef IL Is thought Reese
viii moi suffer permanent injury.
The cause OF the trouble made rs
anpearance on the table yesterday,
and when he had finished eating Nr'
Reese felt that "honors were even.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
J.. S. WON'T help
KEEP PRICESUP
Secretary Houston Says
Government Cannot Be
Party TO Scheme
ORDERLY MARKET
is FAVORED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27-The gov
ernment cannot be a party 10 any un-
dertaking for artifcially maintaining
war prices" by enabling owners to
withhold their commodities from the
markets. Secretary Houston said in
a formal statement on the commercial
credit situation.
ON the other hand the Secretary de-
clares in favor Of the orderly market
ing o fall commodities and estimates
that the commercial loans or all
banks during the past year increased
by about SO 900 100000 10 meet the de-
mands OF industry and agriculture.
Il am In favor OF every legitimate
effort to promote the orderly market
ing OF all commodities, said Secre-
tary Houston. but the government
cannot be a party to an underiahlhs
20 hold commodities OF The marhei &C..
enable the owners artifcially for
speculative purposes 20 maintain war
prices or higher than war prices.
"As a matter Of fact the banks OF
the country during the last twelve
months have been extending large
credits 10 meet the demands from in
dustry and agriculture Since August
1919 the loans and investments OF
about eight hundred reporting mem
her banks increased over TWO and one
half billions Of dollars.
As these reporting banks represent
about 40 per cent. OF the resources oi
all the banks IL is estimated that the
total increase in loans and investments
since August, 1919. has been over hve
and one-half billions OF dollars.
Even from January ., 1920. wher
the increase In discount rates wenl
into effect. August q. 1920, the loans
OF about 800 reporting membel
banks. exclusive Of loans secured 10y
Government obligations and othel
stocks and bonds increased about on'
and a quarter billions OF dollars. Thl,
would reflect a total increase of com
mercial loans in an banks. IL Is esLl
mated, OF perhaps three billions o
dollars. Since the crop-moving de
mlnds came on Inc bills discounteS
and purchased by the federal reserve
banks have increased at the rate o
about Nifty millions week and th'
federal reserve notes at the rate o
from thirty 10 forty millions a week
The increase in the volume Of fedora
reserve notes from January ., 1920
to August p. 1920. was S36O0OOOOO.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
CLOSE LABOR TEMPLE
DEAL THIS WEEK

The recent deal by The Labor Tenn.
ple Association for the Bulls Head
Hotel property, on West Fourth
street Is expected to DE closed this
week.
The movement of Wilmington or
ganized labor Tor a permanent nome
for AN OF The various unions dnlliaieo
with the Central Labor Union, be.
gan about one year aeo.
or the sum ~ $4,000 required Tor
the purchase Of The property, direc-
TORS or the association, al a meeting
In Irish-Auerican Hall. saturday az
iarnoon announced The campaign Tor
the required amount was about 70 80
over the Ton. the total amount now
In hand and pledged being only hVO
short OF the total The association
will hold "a special nesting at the
Painters Hall. $40 Market street, To-
morrow evening.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
KENT CO. &. O.P.
name TICKET
Several Contests Enlivened
Republican County Pri-
maries on Saturday
HILORY w. OLIVER
DEFEATS SPRUANCE
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. sept. 27.-ln se,rral OF the
districts Kent county on Saturday
last, there were spirited contests at
the Republican county primaries. The
follow'tng were nominated without op-
position:
Comptroller. James V. McCOmmons.
OF Wyoming: protionoiary. Lawrence
n. Moore, smyrna: sheriff, Mansnlp
Rash Of West Dover.
The contest for register OF wills
between Hilory w. Oliver and Edg.ar
.Spruance. OF Smyrna. resulted In a
victory FOR Oliver.
The contest for coroner. between
William Boyd Of Dover. JOrn II. Hins-
ley Of Camden. and Nutter Marvel Of
Milford. resulted In a victory for Mar
vel.
The contest FOR county commission
or In the First district including the
FIRST. Second. Third and Fifth Rep
resentative DISTRICTS Cornelills p Hone
or Dover and Alfred l.. Hudson. Jr.
OF Smyrna, resulted In The selection OF
Hope by a large majority. In the
Second district. Harry C. Smith was
unOpposad.
In The Third district. Georcc C.
Herring won out over Adrian " Wood
run. a present member OF the Levy
Court from Milford.
William II. Marvel, Of West Dover
In the Second district. and Beniah
Anderson. Of Harrington. In the
| Fourth district were unOppOsed.
For Representatives there were
contests in the Second, Third. Fourth
and Tenth districts The selections
were as follows.
First district. Gilbert Pratt. Smyrna
| Second J. Edgar Boggs, Chcsw0ld w0r
over Edward r. Pardee: Third dis
/ trict: James r. Frazier won ovcl
/ Daniel Turner: Fourth district. Al
| bert COmcgys won over two compeii
/ tors. James A. Hutchins and l.. Rod.
ney Slaughter; Fifth, Prank Hal
Davis; Sixth Herman Peck: Seventh
Edd Todd: Eighth. John W. Goodwin
| Ninth, Noah Cain: Tenth, Howard r
Moore won over Lavinus Austin.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
ALIlMNAE no HEAR POLITICS.

The first fall meeting or the VIII
mington High School AlWmnae Asso-
ciatiOn will be held at O'Clock this
evening In the rest room OF the du-
pout Building. Three speakers have
been selected for this occasion. Miss
Jeanette Eckman will tell Why
Women Should Join the Republican
Party" Mrs. Henry Ridgely Of Dover,
will talk on the Democratic side, and
Miss Ellen SauwOrth Will discuss
Women in Politics" from an indie
pendent Point OF View" Al members
are asked 10 attend this meeting. Fol
lowing the talks refreshmens Will be
served
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
TOTIcE no TAXPAYEORs.

NhIlib TO IAAfAltORS. III
~ Taxpayers Of Christlana Hundred
are hereby notified I win eit at the
Thursday. September - and 80. 10 give
an a chance 10 pay and save the per
cent rebate on County, Poor and Road
taxes GEORGE ri. CARROLL. r.
sept2I-it Collector, Granogue. Dei,
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
MAY PUT WOMAN
ON COUNTY TICKET

When the Democratic County Com
mittee meets tomorrow 10 nh the va
cancy on the county ticket caused by
the resignation OF HaUrr B. smith Of
New Castle, the nominee for clerk OF
the peace. an effort will be made 20
plan Is said 10 be favored by County
Chairman Eben B. Frazer Of Newark.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
DROP LIQUOR CHARGE
AGAINST ATKINSON

In he case OF Charles r. Atkinson,
charged with selling intoxicating H.
quOr, a nOlle prosequi was entered by
acting Prosecuting Attorney William
prickep In Municipal Court this
morning. Atkinson was alleged bo
have been implicated with Charles
Mullen, who was dismissed on the
charge several days aga. in the alleged
sgle of whiskey 10 William Weldin
at Cabin at Eleventh street bridge.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
CITY TO RUN
PLANT, T,BIJRN
ITS GARBAGE
lCnntlnned frnm Flrsi parn !

Continued from First Page.)
adelphia. The whole affair was ar
ranged by the Philadelphia office and
executed thera" MIR. Highneld ex-
planned.
In the meantime the city authOrit-
les are having men sprinkle quick
lime over the garbage being depos-
ted near the plant, and when The
plant Is placed In operation the gar
base will be burned
According 20 the records Of Syl-
vester Hoaly. who has the contract
10 collect garbage. his trucks gather
about 35 tons daily.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
OBJECT TO ODOR
FROM D0UGHNUTS

Odor from the baking Of doughmlts
at the bakery Of J0sepn J. Ohandlle, e,
Market street, below Ninth street, II
charged as nuisance In compialnt
nled against the nan by otner mer-
chants. He was charged with maan-
tanning a nuisance. Hearing IN csfs
wa soOntinued unhfIhursday ny Jil Juneo
Hastings, in Municipal Co9rt tnis
Garrett, Chandiie's attorney.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
COSTUME DANCE AT CARNEYs

Hundreds o fmerrymakers narlici-
pated in the costume dance given In
the Community -l' House. al Penns-
grove, Saturday night, which closed
the Carney's Point Community week
festivities. There were many visit
ors from Wilmington and other parts
Of Delaware, as well as from south
Jersey nninis.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
HIT NEGRESS ON
HEAD WITH BOTTLE

Alleged 10 have hit a Negress over
the head with an empty bottle dur
ing "a general good time as the de-
fendant, described dt, yesterday,
William Penn, Negro, was
fined Si5 and costs by Judge HASH
ings, IN Municipal Court. this morn
ing. on a charge Of assault and bat
terry
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
IrNuIRT n YWINDOW PLUNGE.

John Thornton. early yester,iay
morning. fell head nrsi from WIN
dow ~ he house 81 East Twelfth
street. bu' rofus ng all offers Of as
sistapce got up and returned 10 ms
r01m The police ambulance was sent
for but Thornton refused to 60 10
the hospital. declaring that he was
not In need of medical attention
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
FOOT uASuED IINDFR PAPER ROLL

Harry Tasker. aged ~ years 90
West Second street. had one foot bad
IN bruised al the Morning News office.
shortly before midnight, when a
heavy roll or paper fell on him. Tie
was taken 30 Homeopathic Hospital
In the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
nFpIRS GET FISH

Twelve members OF the Eleventh
Wari Republican League enjoyed a
fishing trip 90 Bowers Beach over The
week end, and on their return today
they reported having caught 230 nsh,
many m them being trout
The fishermen were In charge OF
CAPTAIN John jacobson.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
AnNIsEn Nm mo- RETIlRN.

Win the adVice % noVer como be
fore the court on a Ike charge. Judge
Hastings, in Municipal Court, this
morning, dismissed Earl ElwOod. n
years OF age. on a charge Of playing
crap. William Mlllhern, i6 years OF
age, and George Bullen. Q years old,
are being held for the Juvenile Court
on the same charge.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS .~.i-
~ Taxpayers Of Brandywine Hundred
are hereby notified that / will sit AZ the
county Court House. on wednesday, auf
Thursday, September % and 30, to give
an chance 10 pay and save the per
cent rebate on County. Poor and Road
taxes. ]. VI. MARITIME.
aeptZI-it. Collector, Boothwyn, Pa.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
VAInNA FINEn f1n

Pleading guifty bo a charge Of as
sault and battery on Michael f. Rem
egio. q years old, Vito Nalona aged
. years. was fined $50 and costs by
Judge Hastings In Municipal Court
this morning.
The trouble occurred at Sixth and
ROiman streets last night.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
no ADDRESs POLISH WOMEN

In TIE Polish Hall al Elm ana Van
Buren streets tomorrow evening. the
poish Republican Women's Club,
which was recently organized will
hear an address by Miss Jeanette
Eokmsn. Mrs. Joanna Pawhkowski IS
the president OF the ollIb which al
paady has over $50 women
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
SAM ROYs TO IUVENILE COURT.

As he Is but i6. years or age. Warner
Bostick. Negro, was remanded tO the
Juvenile Court on a charge OF larceny
by Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning. He Is charged with
the larceny OF s. from John H..
Smith.
Robert Smith, Negro, also t6 years
Of age was likewise held for JUVENILE
CounA on a charge Of larceny.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
WcDANNFTL ACTTNG CIERK.

Detective Horace MCDANIEL acted
as clerk OF the Municipal Count thls
morning IN the absence OF Clerk
Charles J. Coleman. Mr.. Coleman and
Assistant Probation ofloer ]. Albert
Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, I. o.
o. p at Boston, wsch Eden Lcdea. No.
n n ehin cffU
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
~ MFNORIAN

In memory Of my loving husband
George T.. Carr. who departed this lif'
September p. 1915:
Once our home was bright and happy,
on. how sad and drcary today,
For my dear aud loving husband
Has forever passed away.
Loving Wife, Nellie Carr
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
DOUGHERTY DISMISSED

George Dougherty. who was ar
rested on a charge Of violating the
trafIlO rules on complaint Of the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Trac-
don Company after one OF heir
cars mad oOllided with Dougherty's
aucketer team. was dismissed by
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
HIS FINGER MASHED.

Angelo Devl0W, aged D years, ol
ZOOS Beech street. while working al
the plant OF the Delaware Electric
Hose and Rubber Company, this morn
Ing, has a finger mashed in a drill
press He was removed 70 the Dela-
ware Hospital in the police ambu-
lana
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
IN MENIORIAAI.

In memory OF our loved one, George
Carr, who died September y. IBIS;
Oh. We know that you are happy.
For you were 80 good and true,
And YOU are nt home with Jesus,
In that land beyond the blue.
Mrs. Doreny, Mrs. McNeai Mrs Slavin.'
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
cATsFD TROIlRLE IN RESTAURANT

Pleading gulIIy 10 a cnarge OF uls-
orderly conduct In the New. York
restaurant last evening, Lemuel
Bradley was flned s. and costs by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning. Bradley, il appeared,
had been drinking.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
To RREAK up SPEEDING.

In an effort 10 break up the prac-
tioe OF automobile-speeding On South
Market street causeway, special state
Highway officers will be placed on
duty on the road by the Levy Court.
The speeding. Il is said. takes place
beyond the city line.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
cor nm or ms DOC.

Having gotten rid Of his dog. That
neighbOrs claimed disturbed their
sleep by its howing at nights. Horace
Byers, Negro. was dismissed on a
charge Of maintaining a nuisance by
Judg eHastings in Municipal Court,
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
IN MENfORIAN.

In memory Of Jessie r.. sharp. who
departed this iifo September 27 1917. To-
day recalls sad memories of dear one
gone 20 rest Her Aunt
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
EPWORTH AID MEETING

me ladies' AID S0cieiY 0f En-
worth Church win meet at s o'clock
this evening, in the church. All mem
bers are asked 10 be present az the
final reports on the bazaar will be
made.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
IN NFNORrAM.

In sad hut loving rcmemhrnnce m our
son. Gilbert Hinds, whom God called
home September ~, 1915. Rudded on
earth, 20 bloom I'm heaven.
Father and Mothers
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
MIST PAY siO WFEIUY.

An order or $40 q Week TOT tho
support Of bis wife was placed
against Paul J. Connor by Judge
Hastings N Municipal Court this
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-09-27
SpFFDFR PAYS COSTS,

Howard Stevens was dismissed upon
payment OF costs on charge OF
speeding by Judge Hastings in kunio-
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