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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

~ TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
SAFES FOR TIVE NORTHERN DISTRICT
OF TEXAS AMARILLO DIVISION. NO.
2is ~ BANKRUPTCY.
~ THH MATTER OF ARE ~ HENsLEy.
BANKRUPT.
TO THE HON JAMES c. WILSON JUDGE
OF SAID COURT.
Abe n. Hcralcy Of Lubbock, In the county
o., i.uihoek AID State Of Texas. IN said dia.
ir',t. RESPECTFULLY rcrrscn,s; ThA, on the
1 IN day Of June last past. Ne was duly adj
Judged tnnkrup, under the Acts Of Congress
r ating 10 bankruptcy that he has duly EUR
rendered all bis property and rirhts of prop.
efiy, ard has fully complied with all the re-
uuircncrtf % said Acts and Of the orders o.
The oorrt touching his bankruptcy Wherefore.
h. pra.s that he mhy be dcerccd by the court
10 have a full disehhrrc from all debts prov.
able against k's eststc under said Bankruptcy
Acts. except such debit n arr excepted BY
lsS from such discharge
DATED this Cdr day Of October. A. D.. 1919.
Subscribed and sworn 10
ARR NJ HEvSIEy, Rankript
ORDER Or NOTICE THEREON
On this thu so,h dav Of December. A. n,
1913. On radlnr The forrxo;ar petition I, y
nNiers-i BY ths cour; that hearing b. had
gaon the SAM unoa the 10th day Of January
=. d. 1890. hefcrr sak court AZ offi~e ~
Rcf,re in Amarillo. Texas. IN sAid District mt
O'Clock In the forenoon and that notice
thereof h. published In Amarillo Daily New.
nc~~Tascr printed IN saii district. and that
Al known persons IN interest and creditors
~sy swear At The same time att plaee and
show ealse. " any 'h-v have. why the praycr
% said petitioner should rot he yr-ricd
BEN " STONE.
Referee In Rarkrup.cy
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sOCiu. DISEASES CAUSE
ALARM IN GERMANY

NV InicFNniiorr' News Sssv'fel
BERLIN, Dec. 2S.--There are as
oo0 registered white slaves" In Ger
many. according 10 statement made
ny Professor Frihos In lecture nj
Rostok University. The spread Of
scciai diseases as result OF the war
Is so alarming that the Government
has sen; ques,ionnaires 10 every ply
stefan In the country TO get exact
statistics.
II costs the Government $500. 0Oo.-
zoe marks annually to fight these
diseases,
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lound Drowned in Pond.

BATON ROUGH. La. Dec. a.
A. NJ Hcrget. former head OF the
Louisiana state university department
q mechanical engineering and for
the last year. president of the Pierce
Foundry here. was found drowned
In a pond near here late today. lie
had been In poor health several
months. physicians said.
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ABr N HENSLEy. bankrupt.
ORDER Or NOTICE THEREON


rcom modern. ca, front viii located on
iohnson 81. nricc 21Sc $3.50 cash. balance
!. 2. and Z yean.
ronn modern. and I room modern on one
lot. well locA,ei on Buchanan A bargain TO-
'sssa; $500 cash. bSlsnec cary.
rrom r,oderr c'c.,~ IN on Pierce on nave
inert. price ss,eo $1,000 cash h.lnace easy.
rDorn modern. clcs~ IN on buchanan. price
stseo; siieo cuh. balance I. ? and : ycau.
rcom modern. close In On Van BURN.
Sieee. $1,000 cash. balance easy.
rocrn motern. east front bunsAlow. Pierce
ST.. $500 fieoo ca>h. haiance Easy.
room strictly modern bungalow. hc-, nat
- town. east frpnt furnace. many huiit.in
features, garawe and driveway. prize ssseo.
easy terms.
: rocn r,cdc-n BUNGALOW. we'll ccAied on
iyler. cas-, font. n foot corner lot, q bar.
asin Tor sso0o 1900 cash. balance easy
II rconn modern BUNGALOW. Madison. price
$500; $500 cash balance easy.
lwo ! ncsu modern houses. ~sii located on
p'rharan. 5000. 5000 cash. balance cary.
room -ncdern, ca, front. BuchsssS, price
'ssoco; $4,000 cash. halane~ easy.
rOcrn strictly mcasrn bungalow on pave
ment furnace heat. hardwood iicors, buit-in
feAtanes Tayicr ST.. sio.ooo. rood terms.
See u for hargains
OpoM LAND Co. PHONE III.
~ ie
THE knights ~ Columbus win hold an mi.
tiniion IN the first. Second and third devrrc.
Sunday. January ith. 1890 at ! ;ao Y. NJ. NJ
the wccdrnan Hall Al knights an invited
TO attend. 81 ip
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NEW YEAR Grec,inRs We sincerely thank
our many customer for their patronage dur
ing the pas, year and offer them our hsst
services thruurhout the cominr year. We wish
for everyone prosperous and happy New
Year rOLi.EY GROCERY Co. iiio-A nu.
chhnAn ST. Phone 1881. sir
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~ roe A nErSER. ROOM : Pssssr u,dr.
phors I2tN

We offer you The following;
3 rom ncshrn house. pusi south 81 i0lh
'irsyt on puch--an. sgfoe sseoo cash. balance
terms This u a rial harsain.
rooms mcicrn near 10Th strr-t on In.
coin. $3.50; $4,000 cash. terms on Aalancc
Tits prorcrty has 81 fco, fruni. with plenty
SHADE trccs. and b worth the money.
nom modern house. near 18th stree, on
buchanan. $500; siseo cash. balance 1, ?
and ycarsa good huy.
room house. y. Buchanan, 5000. good
terms
: rooms modern. close IN on Lincoln. ss2s0
cash buys u
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Suits for Men and Yesss ffn. II zoe
deat want M 10 MEASURE yoa tsf sun, r.
IRON ts 10 so le-J than 80 psy othsi
.!sees. ne have O number "a rcsdy made
suits that are snappy Hodsf. an tkny hn
e quality tina, ~,il coat you sfur so . )
more than We are ssk'nR lLFh PertA
Pitn. 1919.
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FOR RENT Two front rcorns furnished or
unfrrnished. no children. 1894 buchanan 81.
% 2p
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WANTED

nu,cr- for farms located In the hes, cg.nties
In Panhandle Potter. Carson. Randall and
Armstrong Good farms and well leca,ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

2 room modern house on Van burn. built
about 4 years raragc. etc. price te5sn. s2se0
cash, balance I, 2. = ard : v-a-4 This u the
'~si lazy In amarillo. Phone 2igi.
rEx.PLAiNS kkALfi a ola LEASE 90.
81 lie
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TABLE RoA1D. 500 lisshansn, 81 -
USE RED FEATHER POULTRY fEkns
More evss end msN meat tot iess f,si rs'
,~nse Whsn yuar grocer or dealer cant ssi-
oiy you phoas ss6. i.hs Red Star Pn'lnc's
%. Wbnlesols Distribdtors. ~ .le
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

5ssiie fce, and on eas, front With roor,
hause. hath. eAraec with concrete floor and
attached 90 sewer. stable. and $500 knecks
the crave.
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'ton sALE-Hesir-. cceLsssve~. gas rsnsus
inse.> ushzt.nds. xhaAa-sulxd iahls-, cffice
shsir chN~un. :es 3 ssh. fhsas sara
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-01

Two LADIES wanted 70 soliei, neaSrprcr
subscriptions. Apply In person 10 II. {. MUIR
PIiEE. Circulation Manager, Amarillo paily
News. s3t.dh.
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YptrSc LADIES'

YOUNG LADIES
wha, sh0ald a desirable poaiiion offcri
A GOOD SALARY
INTERESTING WORK.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS,
coNGENiAL c0-woRkERSi
Telephone operating offers ali these and more
Our Chief operatar ' III be slsd 10 explain
them to you. Apiw The SOUTHWESTERN
TEL. & TEL. CO.. or. 9Th Q Taylor 81.
IS zoe
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LOST


MAINS -sas from scnbinss. Lite HAIR
sr~sias fsrlss. 70 rsssa b'1s. rhcss =,
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TwO HOUSES PRICE OF ONE

room house and four room house on one
10, for ts2So. good terms.
T. W. GOTTEN a CO. Packet Blds.
81 lc
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN

7. W. GOTTEN a CO. Psslsu Rlas.
- A.
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Tw GOTTEN a co. rssL,, Blds.
81 lie
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NINE ROOM HOUSE

Thh property Is vel located. elo.e In on
rccd ssre.t We viii sho~ you the house and
tell you the price.
7. W. GOTTEN a co. PAsas 9Is.
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FOR RENT Large housekeeping room for
couple. south side. Phone ~. 700 buchanan
ST. 81 %
FOR SALE Nice furniture. Phone has. sos
johnson. 81 ~
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FOR SALE Touring car in Al condition at
4 agxain. Apply AMARILLO STORAGE
BATTERY CO. los W. 6th. 81 2e
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

"U tttA w VLNuUU
80" StNi-f0h' osdfoom' wv iE'er' fhcne
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Phone IsIs' 800 Wells an An
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FOR BALE Pull hlasled Rhele Island Red
rcoslsrS. Phone lsIs. 81 IN
EOARD and nom. mod.rn hou,e. han. ,-,oL.
iar. 1895 buchanan. sl an
--.--
NOTICE to nj lrcal estate men my property
NJ isas Hayden. is of the market. NJ. G.
sANDERfoRD. sign
WANTED Position a. assistant booszccp-r :
can furnish reference. write G. care Of News
siap
EXPERIENCED .senorrapher desirss position.
se>t Of references given. Phone 2eie. 81 50
FOR SALE Roll top dssk. office chair, rock.
s en s"'s W, ' ,a 10Y eouen' worA osheh
M" '"' VIZ 's' s'i'-A iaS'"r o. s'sn
,.s,
stove. price sis.co 81 fp
.
FOR RENr- Nice furnished room. s,n,,ensn
rricrwr Phone Ola. sisp
tok I''NI--Nicely furnished front bsdrcom.
an. -. Al IN
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Hor.nn fok sAu
49,. a .ou''' '"' o''''V ies'' sSV'NtAsh'
.,s U :,.oI modern oder house, 300 s'css P,sree. ~
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MASONIC BULLETIN

Tuesday. Amarillo CON-
msndery. X. T. Wednesday
amarillo Commandery. X. 7.
Thursday Stated Conrlsve
Amarillo commandery. Sat-
aFday. } .. M. work In y. A.
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90 TAXI LINE will transfer yoar hasrasc
or do any Other transferring you might have.
Try ~. Phone 22s. 81 ip.
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NOTICE Mirror sllverinR. good work. guar
antecd. Phone pss or call soi n, Hays 81 81
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roR RENr-rron, bedroom. 900 Tyler Phone
e3i. 81 3p.
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FURNITURE repairrd rfinish-i sl.o by,i.
rrfinahsd At KfRKIiAM's, Phone iss, ,os
buchanan. ~ tsp
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
COAL FAMINE
FEARBASELESS
G. H. Gushing Says Present
Production Points to Am
pie Supply
OUTPUT EXCEEDED
ONLY IN WAR YEAR

WASHINGTON. July i9.-Fear OF a
coal lamine next winter rests on 1--WE
Impressions which are false and
grOundless, George II. Cushing, man
aging director of the American Whole
sale Coal Association said in a letter
to Thomas w Russell OF Hartford.
former Connecticut Field Adminis-
traitor. Cushing made the letter pub
lie yesterday.
"As | read It,, there is nothing in
the record OF production since the
first OF April 1920 which would in
dlcate that we are running headlong
into a famine, Gushing wrote. ION
the contrary the indications are safe
ly on the other side.
Gushing said the people had been
Led 10 believe that a shortage Of coal
last winter influenced the supply
for this winter, and added:
You and / know that coal which
was not produced and consumed in
one year, Is water that has gone over
the dam. II we did not get COAL last
November. December and January, we
did not burn IT,"
The consumers have also been told
that coal which was produced before
April Is factor in the present situa-
tiOn. He declared, however, hat
coal produced at that time is BOUGHT
for current use and has no inilunece
on the later supply.
The fact that there were small sup
plies in storage on April 1 has moth
ing 10 do with bringing about a
famine. Gushing said. declNing that
manufacturers do not put coal into
storage at that time, as the people
have been told.
Discussing the car supply at mines
Cushing said the fact that II has noi
been 100 per cent. meant little. The
trouble is, he said, that the increase
In the number Of mines has made Il
necessary ia give each mine a small.
er car supply.
Gushing gave figures 10 show thai
coal production in April, May ant
June was equal TO that OF The SAM
period in 1913 and was exceeded onl,
In the war years OF 1917 and 1913.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
Order RUSSIAN
WOMENTOMARRY
If They Don't Soviets Pick
Husbands for
Them
OTHERS MUST
GET DIVORCES

PARIS, July i9.-Russia is again re-
sorting 10 compulsory marriages and
love colonies in order 10 increase the
dwindling population, according to
details received from Moscow CORES
pOndents Of Swiss newspapers. The
latest edict Of the Soviet. dated June
%, orders all women between the
ages OF IS and l5, TO marry immedi-
ately, notifying the Soviet Of the
name OF the husband, while they are
assured that II they are unable to
decide the Communists of their dis
trict will provide a list Of suitable
candidates
The same decree contains a clause
providing for the immediate divorce
of women who have been married
more than four years without adding
TO the population. They will be
summoned 10 the central Communist
branches and introduced TO bachelors
who are willing to prove their pa
triotism.
Lenine's only bait in this matri-
monial scheme is to offer 10 take care
Of the education OF all children over
three years of age. Coupled with his
declaration recently that liberty is a
virtue for the bourge0isic only. It is
apparent that he has decided on
carrying out at least one Of his prin-
ciples by the high handed control OF
Russian family life.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
05fFIhe l
NOrlTPGf1Q
i1ik IhihD EaA.


Warner GLAND, co-star with Eileen
Percy in the Pathe serial, The Third
Eye viii be seen at the New Grand
Opera House today and tomorrow, IS
called upon to assume a number Of
diSguises in the course OF the pic
lures action and in each case. he
dons his makeup right in front Of
the camera, thus giving his audience
an opportunity to see how it's done.
GLAND is a past master in the art
OF makeup and has gained particular
fame in pOrtraying Oriental roles. As
the sinister and suave Baron Huroki
In "Patria" and as terrible WI Fang
in "The Lightning Raider" he was
the menace Of the Far East person.
In THE Third Eye" GLAND plays
a dual role. In the early part OF the
story he Is Curtis Steele, publicly a
big business man and society leader.
but secretly leader Of an international
Dand OF crooks. His other role is
mat OF Malcolm Graw who succeeds
10 the leadership Of the band when
steele is murdered. In the role OF
GraW he assumes various disguises,
among them that Of a Chinese cook.
With few deft touches of the
makeup, he changes the entire
aspect of his face and becomes a slant
eyed Celestial. GLAND has made a
study OF Oriental roles. and, although
he is a native Of Sweden. no man on
stage or screen Is so skilled in por-
traylng Chinese characters.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
The hrother. VIC. daugh-

yesterday The brother. wife, daugh-
ter and mother Of R0uleau met the
body in New York city yesterday
afternoon and accompanied II on the
remainder Of the journey home. Ar
rangements were made by p. It. APP
plegate, superintendent Of the Mer-
rft and Chapman Wrecking and Der
rick Company. Of which Rouleau was
an omplOye. with Chandler H. Geb-
hart local undertaken, TO care for the
body.
Miss Mary Jane Harris, Of West Sew
enth street Wilmington, will become
the bride OF Henry Earl Mcguire, for
merly OF this city, now also OF VIII
mnglon. at noon on next Saturday.
They will be at home after August 1
at COO West Thirteenth street, VIII
mlngton.
r. WashuEer and p. Pyle, Of VIII
mingtOn, were defeated In two sets Of
tennis by John Leach and Oscar
knauss on Saturday, by rs and Ga.
An army truck ran into the ditch
at Federal school lane, near William
S. Hilles' residence, on River road
yesterday afternoon. The truck was
slightly damaged
Fire. caused by spark from a
thrcsher. ignited a load Of wheat and
totally destroyed the wagon and con-
tents at the Claude Lester farm, near
here The horses were embarrassed
from the wagon, which was pulled by
an automobile from the field, thus
saving the large stock OF wheat straw
and several hundred bushels OF wheat
already thrcshed, but not removed
from near the stack.
Vance Mitchell and Walter Sibley
took two auto trucks loaded with
Negroes. 10 the Middletown Negro
Icampmeetlng yesterday.
The trolley operated by Harry Love-
less and John Gross, motorman and
conductor, which left Wilmington at
Q O'Clock last evening, hit truck
loaded with Negroes south OF Eden
Park. The truck Is alleged 10 have
been upon the truck. and the motor
ra1 said he did not see u in time TO
siOn Several occupants of the truck
were thrown out but none injured
New Castle A. C. defeated East End
here Saturday afternoon, TO 2. The
score
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
FATHER GULCZ
TALKS POLAND
Priest Describes War Condi-
tions in the Home
tions in the Home
RAISE MONEY
FOR EX-SOLDIERS
Conditions In Poland and othel

Conditions In Poland and other
countries In Europe were described
by The Rev. John 5. Gulcz, pastor Of
St. Hedwig's Polish Catholic Church
in an address at a meeting held in
MOdjeska Hail. Sycamore street near
Maryland avenue last night. Rafal
k0pysteck presided.
More than 400 men and women at
tended the meeting and were consider
ably disappointed that Father Gulcz
did not touch upon the war between
the polish armies and the BolsheNki
and the probable outcome OF The
struggle. He confined his talk, how
ever, largely 30 descriptions OF rail-
way service, hotel service and the
places he visited.
Collections were taken yesterday
morning at a mass in ST. Hedwg's
Church and at the meeting last night
for a fund 90 aid returned Polish sol
diers. The amount has not yet been
fully tailed, but viii run into hun
dreds of dollars
A meeting Will be held tonight by
the subcommittee named by the TO
llsh Citizens Committee 10 confer with
Father Gulcz regarding his recent
public statement that the Polish
armies were beaten and the Allies, ex-
cept France, had refused to aid them.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
FAVOR
ONE EXPRESS co.

The Association Of Railways. Execu-
lives has decided to recommend the
continuation Of the express business
by one company the American Rail-
way Express, into which the coun-
try's four leading express companies
were merged during the war under
Federal control. The decision was
taken at the meeting OF the member
roads OF the association on Friday, at
the close Of which T. De Witt Guy
Ter, chairman, issued a statement in
part as follows:
1T Is the general belief Of the mem
bers Of the association that this will
he in the public interest. As a prac-
tical question there was really no
other alternative because Of condi-
tions brought about by the war In
asmuch as certain questions Of reve-
nues Of the railroads are involved in
this contract, the general counsel Of
the association, Alfred p. ThOm. was
directed 10 submit to the Interstate
Commerce Commission the form Of
contract, for its approval. Upon such
approval the association will recon-
mend to the Member-ROads a standard
form of contract to be made between
the individual companies and the ex-
press company"
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
SHOCKS
english PRESS
ContInned from FIrsL Pago

Continued from First Page
milton. They escaped In an automo-
bile.
The weekend crime wave included
killing OF Constable MastersOn, near
Dublin. by a party Of armed Sim
Feiners who. escaped in an automo-
bile.
A outgoing train from Enness on
the West Glare Railway was held up
at Lahlnch and a large quantity OF
military baggage and Official mail
seized by raiders who escaped.
The residence OF Robert Barton, a
member Of the Irish Republican Par
lament in County Wicklow, who is
now in jail, was raided by 200 troops
who searched the house. Airplanes
hoyered over the heads OF the troops
while the house was being ransacked
for discriminating evidence
Despite efforts Of the military au-
thorlties at Cork no trace Of the mur-
derers OF Commissioner Smyth could
be found. Smyth had won the Vic
toria Cross In the war and was re-
Gently appointed constabulary COM
missioner In Ireland.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
new SKIPPER
ON SHAMROCK
in THIRD RACE
ContInned from FIrst Pare

might have been forgiven, II is under
stood, II he had been able TO keep
pace among his crew but open dissen-
sion and feeling akin 10 "mutiny'
against some Of his methods caused
The change to be made.
The removal OF Burton means that
his wife who was time keeper. also
viii not be abroad the challenger In
her next start.
Her presence on the challenger Is
said To have been one OF the causes
of the disagreement between the
skipper and his crew and IL Is known
that Sir Thomas Upton was opposed
10 her sailing as a member Of the
crew
Technically Burton was considered
as too conservative pilot 10 COM
pete against the daring American.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19

Saturday was the heaviest first dsy
registration ever known, particularly
in Dover where there are three dis
tricts. Second Of the Second Rep
District including all that part OF
Dover east Of state street, and parts
OF St Jones' Neck the total registra-
ton was 100 The number OF voters
in this district runs from 400 TO ais.
In the First Of the Fifth Rep Dis
trict including all Nthat part Of Dover
and country west OF State street and
north OF Looekerman street with be-
tween six and seven hundred voters,
ne total registration for Saturday
was 305. The second OF the Fifth in
.lrd ug an west OF state street and
south OF Loockerman. with a total
registration OF 800, registered 96 on
saturday.
This is the home district Of James A.
Hirons. A. r. Benson, w. d. Denney,
H. F. Alice and a number OF other
aotiEo BuopuhlioaSo
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Miss Anna Bloom, OF Philadelphia,
Is spending few days with Mrs.
Aaron Finger, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benge were
glesis last week at Hotel Elberon,
Atlantic City.
George N. Davis OF 90 West Elev-
enth street has returned from Allan
tic City.
Thomas Elmer Wendt. OF Scranton,
Pa, is visiting his uncle. William
Smith, OF 739 West Twenty-eighth
street.
Miss Ann Cummings. 1907 Lincoln
street, Is spending several weeks IN
Canada.
Mrs. Roger Pancoast, 300 South
Union street, has returned from two
weeks visit In Georgetown, Della
ware.
The Thrift Club. chaperoned by
Mrs Mitchell Givcson, left on Satur-
day Tor Lorewood Grove, where they
win camp for ten days.
Miss Florence street, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. George r. Street, spent
the weekend with friends in Wild
wood. n. J.
Charles Fisher, who is stationed at
Camp Lee. Va, Is visiting friends
here.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
MARKET IRREGULAR
AT OPENING TODAY

NEW YORK, July 10 Omitted Press
-Prices were irregular at the open
ing Of stock market today. Goodrich
opened at 6O%, up Is Texas Company
46h, up a; Southern Railway 29h, up
a; New Haven 29z, off a; United
states Steel Nh. off u: Pan-Ameri-
can i02h, Off 3; Bethlehem b., SSA, OF
y Crucible Isl, Off u Republic Iron
and Steel S9A. OF Y U. 5. Rubber 90,
up a; Studebaker 70h. unchanged
Reading SSB, off S; Baldwin III, on
q General Motors PAN, on 4; Rock
Island 36S, off Is.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
LORD AND LADY ALGY..

Lady Algy in Goldwyn's Lord and
Lady Algy" proves that a woman can
have a friendship with a man which
Is one primarily Of sympathy and
liking without sex and scandal en-
tering into the situation. The man
can never he his, accepts the status
OF friend and plays square TO the
extent OF being the means Of bringing
Lady Algy back to her husband. The
picture Is being shown at The Strand
today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
LA CROTX RELEASED
FROM JAIL ON BOND
specIal 70 The. EyenIng journal.

DOVER, July i9.-Ross Lacroix,
alias Jean Nentine. the alleged ab-
ductor of 1veyear-old Edwin Schrien-
er or Labelle, from Smyrna on May
81, who since his return TO Delaware
by requisltion from Buffalo, n. Y, has
been in the Kent county jail, was re-
leased yesterday. Bond was pro-
vded by a surety company and ap-
proved by the attorneys generals
ofilce. Lacroix went 10 Rochester, the
home OF his parents.
The grand jury indicted him on sn
abduction charge. The case viii be
tried in October