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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-01
5,000Pack
Field for
PrepGaIl1e
Toledo, Ohio, and Everett
High School EIevens Pit
ted in Crucial Contest
FIELD IS A BIT SOFT

Score early part first quar-
ter:
Everett z.
Scott 0.
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EVERETT. Jan. i.-tSpecial
10 The Star.)--tfvc thousand
fans packed Athletic field at
noon here today when Referee
Tracy Strong blew the whistle
that pittsd the football teams Of
Scott High Of Toledo. Ohio. and
Everett High against each other
for the prep" school champion
ship Of the United States.
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Every leap year" says he. has
ieapcd plumb over me. For 80 years
f've been trying TO make myself
pleasant In the presence OF tho ladies'.
And every year ! see myself getting
less and less desirable. It's positively
hopeless. I'm a hard ono to place"
It's really too bad. lie Is such n
nice boy. He sells insurance when
he has time. and is insured in his
own company 20 the life insurance
agents won't poster him.
ANDREW G. DENNY--there' a
nice fellow. too. but worth only. per
haps. "a million. In the importing
and exporting business. May be en-
gagged by. this time-tho this is
doubtful It's only n rumor that's
got around and may be n leap-year
smoke screen 10 keep debutantes out.
once. DIR. u. 4. DAVIDSON. the
exquisite dancer. ~ said to have had
an ideal dream woman in mind-a
kind Of clinging vine young thing,
with fluffy hair and come hither
eyes. but now. TO quote him exactly.
he says:
II make no distinction. like them
all"
Nobby Dresser--Doc
Swell chance. that, for somebody
mo- TOO t,ast n fat rarffrQ aud ia "A
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Nobby Drcsscr--Doc

Swell chance. that, for somebody.
Doc. too. has n fat practice. and liz
nobby dresser. Mazuma, too.
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POLICEMAN IS SHOT BY CIR|
Tides In Seattle
rutRsp
JAN. 4

THURSDAY FRIDAY
jan. JAN Z
FIRST uixh Tide first nigh Tide
iles a M af n a.2r a, m. te5 a
First lew Tide rfr.t lev Tide
eee a m, as q. fts a M rs O.
second HiGh ride Seesad uish TIDE
u 20 a. M H. n taias T. VA. tee a.
s~eesa Low tide Second lew fide
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
$4,000 AND
BAG IS FOUND
Turned Over to Miss Snyder
Yesterday by Charles
Conner, of Magnolia
FINDER SENT LETTER
TO WRONG ADDRESS
Special 70 Thoh yenlng JJournal.

Special TO Theh yening journal.
DOVER Del, August 2i.--Miss Mary
II. Snyder OF Baltimore. who last sun
day lost from an autofmobill while en-
route to Milford. a handbag contain
ing liberty bonds and diamonds valued
at $4,000, was made a happy woman
yesterday afternoon when the hand
bag with all It's COMMITS was returned
to her.
The bag with contents was found
by Charles Conner Of Magnolia and
the fact that Miss Snyder did not re-
ceiNe word promptly that he had the
bonds and diamonds in his possession
was due TO a misundersiandn as 10
where a letter would reach her
Mr.. Connor as soon as he learned
that the valuables that he found on
The road belonged TO Miss Snyder. it
now develops, wrote TO her explain
ing that he had found the b8g but
the letter was sent 10 BellefOnte. Pa.
Mr.. Conner being under that &npres-
sion that 1t would reach Miss Snyder
there.
Miss Snyder however had gone to
Baltimore and consequently The letter
was some days reaching her. Miss
snyder with relatives arrived In Dover
yesterday afternoon and with State
Detective Wharton went 10 Mr.. Con-
ner's home where the bag with lib
erty bonds and diamonds was turned
over to her
Miss Snyder had take nihe bonds
and diamonds from safe deposit box
at Bellefonte and was taking them TO
Milford when the bag was lost.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
EVERY FLOWER
HASAST0RY
ALL ITS OWN
TnE LOTIIs.

hAAA ~ 80
The lotus flower signifies estranged
love in the flower language.
The Hindus considered IL the tree Of
life and worshipped ii. The Egyp>-
ians regarded i as being under the
special protection or the gods and
dedicated II TO Osiris When approach
lng q place of worship the ancient
Egyptians always carried three OF
te6se flowers In their hands, and Of
ferings Of thtm were made to pacfy
the gods.
The LOius-Edters.
Tho magic food which the lotus
eaters ate, and whhh caused them TO
forget everything, 1t is said. was
made from the seed OF he Ind en-
species. A story is told OF Ulysses,
who sent three chosen men Ia explore
the island They were met ny The
natives and offered some Of the food,
which made them forget and refuse
to leave the happy country. Their
leader had them brought back forci-
bly,, and Immediately left the island.
Died of Broken Heart.
According to mythology this flower
owes It's name 10 a beautiful nymph
oalkd Lotus, who died Of a broken
heart because Hercules did not return
her affection. Hcbe took pity upon
her and changed her into the flower
Later, Hercules took with him on his
voyages youth Hylas, whom he
loved as a son. He was sent out in
search OF a spring when they landed
at the lIellespont and when he found
one, 10 was covered with lotus bios
SONS. The nymphs who inhabited
the flowers drew him into the pool
and would not release him when Her
cnles called. Hercules finally sailed
sadly away. So Lotus was reyenged.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
DEATHS

JONES-Tn this city, on August 2f, 1920,
Willard c., son Of Norman g. and Elsie
B. Jones, aged months and days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services at the residence
Of his grandfather, Columbus Neal, lO2
August %, at 2 o'clock. lnterment at
Silverhrook cemetery.
QUINN--In this city, on August 20, 192O,
John f., husband Of Anna M. Quinn.
Relatives, friends and members Of st.
Paul's Holy Name Society. are invited
dence, 1925 W. Fifth street, on Tues
day morning, at o o'clock. Requiem
mass at St Paul's Church. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery.
BEWLEY-At Atlantic City. N. J., on
August 10, 1920, Frances y, wife OF
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services, at her lats
residence, 1i06 N. Lincoln street. on
Monday afternoon, August ., at
o'clock Interment at Silverbrook eene-
terry.
1920. Sadie. wife Of Harvey G. Coun-
ell, aged ~ years.
Funeral services at her late residence
sos Yandeyer avenue, on Monday even-
ing. August 23 at o'clock. Interment
at Centreville, Md, on Tuesday, August
"a. on arrival Of train leaving Whining
ton. at S.19, without further notice
SCHOONNfAKER-At Centreville, Dell
on August 10, 1920 Sanford g. Schoon-
maker. aged 81 years
Relatives, friends members of Birnfng-
hame Lodge and Centreville Lodge. i. o.
services at his late residence, Centre
Vile Del. on Monday, August 3 at IL
o'clock (standard thne). Interment at
Harley cemetery. Camden, n. J.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
GAS ENDS LIFE
OF YOUNG Wife
Mrs. Sadie Council is Found
Dead in Home by
Neighbors
DESPONDENT, SHE
WANTED TO DIE

Finding the house locked yesterday
AFTERNOON, a small nephew Of Mrs.
Sadie Council. aged az years, wife OF
Harvey Council S0S Vandever avenue.
smelled escaping gas and reported the
matter to neighbors, Who broke open
door and on entering tie dwelling
found the llfeless body OF Mrs. Coun-
Gil, who had evidently ended her life
by asphyxiation.
She had stuffed all cracks in the
doors and windows and turned on the
gas 30 full capacity. S9e Is said Ia
have been Respondent for some time
and had told sister she intended TO
make an end OF II all" She left a
note telling her friends how 20 dis
pose or her effects.
Funeral services will be conducted
at her old home in Centerville on
Tuesday. She is survived by her nus
band, Harvey Council, and several
brothers and sisters. She had no chill
dren.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
'GRANDSTAND'
PLAY HINTED
ContInned frnm Flrst Pare

continued from first Page.
inst, respecting your views on enforc-
ing clean elections.
while ! do not question your sim
certify your program has impressed
me as having too much the earmarks
OF a grandstand play without the
practical value Of being effective. As
such il has not appealed 10 me.
"An agreement between you and
myself would have little or no effect
upon those who might be seriously
inclined to debauch the ballot by the
buying or selling Of votes.
The plan ] proposed and have al
ready put into effect by offering my
active services to the district attorney
and the Attorney general, Is he only
real preventative that can see at
this moment. Those who may be
strongly inclined TO immoral and il
legal practices on election day have
no fear OF you or myself, or any
agreement that we might enter into
hut they would have a very healthy
regard for the strong arm OF the law
IL they believe it is likely to be used
''Hence, by referring this subject To
the district attorney and the attorney
general with my offer OF assistance,
/ believe | have taken the most prac-
tical step to forestall the acts you
fear
same step that ! have taken with sin
cerity and earnestness, then and not
until then. will those in your party
wrongly Inclined know that you NEAR
Very truly yours,
CHARLES WARNER, =
Chairman"
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
WOMEN VOTE
Will ALLAY
MUCH UNREST
Continued from First Pass.

opportunity upon the women Of this
State. No one thinks for a moment
but that Delaware women will re-
spond in the same spirit with which
they have met obligations before. To
those women, who so zealously work
Cd foi recognition and participation
in the duties OF citizenship, is due
a credit and appreciation that only
h story will fully recognize. Those
women who disagreed honestly with
the eXpediency, Will | am sure accept
he duty imposed, gracefully and rem
der full service to their State.
With the vote OF the missrss Of
The American home, the institutions
OF American ideals are safe. Their
vote, firmly believe, will be the exact
influence needed to allay the turmoil
and unrest now existing. Health and
education, State and Church, have
now strong practical defense, thai
make them secure in their advance.
Right, has now, in Delaware and
America. its strongest champion.
Politically speaking, l am sorry
that our party's convention is so near
that the women Of our faith and con-
Victon will not have opportunity to
express themselves in the naming Of
our ticket and the formulating Of our
platform. | hope, even at this date.
that our party managers will call in
and advise with them The women
are going DO request clean-cut issues,
clearly expressed, candidates upstand-
ing and outspoken, with a definite
civic program Polit' cal expAdiency
will follow rather than precede civic
righteousness.
"The program Of the Republicans
In tho mast haS hohn snch oe will an
peal to the new victor. With this
continued and 'he party's champion
that will honestly appeal, l am proud
and content in Delaware's future.
Il shall Immediately, upon the is
suance of the proclamation, take up
the question Of registration and cleo
tion facilities. The public may rest
assured that every provision neces-
sary will be made"
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
REPUBLICANS
GET READY TO
NAME TICKET
Continued From FIRST PAGE

Continued From FIRST Page)
ton, Of Georgetown, the present Con-
gresham.
For Attorney-GeneraI- Sylvester D.
Townsend. Jr., OF Wilmington.
For Insurance COmmissiOner-R Rob
ert b. Elliott, OF Seaford.
For State Treasurer--George NJ.
Fisher. OF Wyoming, the present
State Treasurer.
For State Auditor Daniel Thomp-
son. OF Newark, the present Stale
Auditor.
Delegates from Sussex county will
elect nominee for insurance com
missioner In their caucus. r. b.
Elliott, OF Seaford is mentioned
prominently for the place. The name
OF William ]. swain, OF BridgeVillc, is
beng urged hy some OF his friends,
and NJ b. Register OF Lewcs. also is
out for the nomination,
Friends Of Deputy Att0rneY-General
p. Warren Green arc active IN his be-
half for the nomination for attorney
general and Julian C. Walker, OF
Richardson Park also is hcing advo-
Gated for that place on the ticket
Backers on Mr. Townsend. who is not
an active cand date contend a major
liy Of the Wilmington delegates Will
be for him. Mr.. Green is expected to
make good showing in the Whining
ton caucus.
Wilmington will claim the attorney
general and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the
name Of Major Bush being that most
prominently mentioned Should that
nomination be accorded 10 rural New
'astie, II IS sad former Senator Alex
ander p. Corbit would most likely be
| The chO'ce
Kent county is 10 he allotted the
governor under the rotation plan II
is said at least &c OF the 80 delegates
| from Kent county VIII be for Colone
Denney in that county's caucus, anC
possibly 80 OF the 40.
III Is reported an effort may b,
made in open convention by one oI
the rural New Castle county delegates
to try to upset Kent county's claim
TO The governor, and try TO have IN,
nomination thrown to New Castl,
county man.
II such move is attempted
It VIII not get very far. II Is believed
for the sentiments Of Republican
throughout the State this year ha
crysiallized into a harmonious desir
to adhere 10 the principles Of rotation
and caucus rule. There seems to b
a desire, too, for the denomination o
The two-year term officials who hav
served one term.
While there Is a division OF sentl
ment in Sussex county over the re
nomination OF Congressman Layton
an aftermath OF past differences |
that tounty-the feeling In this cit
among Influential Republicans toda
was that Congressman Layton woul
be renominated
The Republican State Commltte
will meet in Dover Monday night
select a temporary chairman for th
convention and arrange other detail
The names Of Senator l.. Heisler Ba
and Secretary OF State Everett
Johnson are mentioned as possibil
ties for chairman OF the gathering.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
REDS PILEUP
DEMANDS FOR
final PEACE
Continued From First Page.l


pendence by Russia and Ukrania.
Remuneration OF any form Of in
demnity from Poland.
Establishment OF the Russo-Polish
frontier practically as outlined by
Foreign Secretary Curzon. with addi-
tional territorial concessions 10 the
Poles east OF Cholm and Bjelostok.
Reduction OF the Polish army to Co.
900 men TO be supplemented by the
civic militia.
Cessation OF hostilities 70 hours
after the terms are accepted, the
Poles 10 retire 33 miles to ,ihe west,
the then battleline and the intermed-
late zone TO be neutralized.
Distribution Of land grants TO fam
lilies OF Polish citizens killed or dis
abled during the war.
Frsee transit FOR Russians and Rus
sian goods across Polish territory.
Granbng by Poland OF general po-
litical and military amnesty.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
WARNS AGAINST
SUGAR BOARDING
Continued from First PAGE

Continued from First PAGE.
the sugar market" said Stewart to-
day. But with sugar selling at II
and Is cents in many cities. | believe
the falling market win continue.
The bottom prices has not vet
been reached"
i don't believe there is a chance
that prices will go up. II housewives
begin to lay in large stock now.
though, 1t is possible the drop may
stop.
There is, therefore. nothing to be
gained by laying in large quantities
Of sugar now Housewives should
-buy only to. meet immediate needs. :"
The price reductions caught many
dealers with large stocks OF sugar on
hand, which they now are being
forced to sell at less than. cost, ac-
cording to reports 10 the Jnstice De-
partment.
Large quantities Of sugar are being
thrown into the wholesale market
by candy dealers.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
IS i r { IN S

Quinn. OF go East Fifth street. AZ .bs
Homeopathic Hospital. on August ie
Eon.
DONAHUE-To Mr.. and Mrs. Tohn
Donahue, OF 1919 Chestnut street NJ
the Homeopathic Hospital, on August
10, a daughter.
NEALY--To Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Nealy, OF 1872 w. Fifteenth street. al
the Honeopathic Hospital. on August
Is, daughter.
JoNEs-To Mr., and Mrs. Il. Frank
Jones. Of 400 East Fifth street, nt the
Homeopathic Hospital, on August IS,
son.
LOWERY-ro Mr., and Mrs, John
Lowery, OF zs02 Monroe street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital, on August 10,
a daughter.
HARRY-To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Harry.
OF 10 South Sycamore street, at the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, on
August 10, daughN
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
POLES GET BACK
OLD TERRITORY
fcnntlnnnd Frnrn Flrsi pacnN

CONTINUED From First Pagel
Russian official communique claimed
today.
The statement indicated the Polish
capital was still threatened on the
east. north aud northwest.
"Ficrce lighting is under way in
the vic ni.y OF plonsk. 30 miles north
west OF Warsaw and Ciechanof us
miles northeast OF Plonskl" the COM
munidue said
In the Warsaw region. fighting Is
going on west OF Vyskof ,25 miles
north and east OF Warsaw and Stan
islavov 20 miles cast OF Warsaw.
Fighting also is proceeding in the
Brest Litovsk region along the west
ern hand Of the Bug" (The latter
statement would seem to refute Pol
ish and neutral reports OF recapture
OF Brcet-Lilovsk by the Poles.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
SURPRISE BY
CITY FIREMEN
LContInned From FIrsl Paga.l

AAtVHkiHutu fIUln FtfNh tdStsl
vulge our plans This statement was
made at the close OF the meeting.
It was intimated this morning that
The surprise was TO be sprung on
Council at their meeting on Wedncs-
day or Thursday evening OF next
week Just what it will be could not
he asecrtained, but when FIRE depart
ment officials were asked Il the plan
10 be outlined was an-oirer OF the
various companies to sell their equip
ment and houses 10 the city at once
and 10 cease as volunteer depart
ment. they said no such plan was con-
templatcd
II was reported today the various
companies decided TO sign the CON
tracts submitted by the Mayor and
Council last night, and the renewed
contracts will be submitted to coun-
ell on Wednesday or Thursday by
delegation from each company.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

among the elementary grades. He
win be assisted by several outside
experts. Art, music and drawing
will be given considerable attention.
Miss Alice B. Fernandez, an author
ity on social population. labor and
school questions in the United states
will conduct the survey Of the build
ings, from a physical standpoint.
She will have a corps OF trained as
sistants.
Miss Eta Fox will assist in the
work on primary education
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
STOCKS UP IN
SHORT MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 Omitted Prese)
United States Steel was quoted at
SS5z, of Is, at the opening Of the
stock exchange today. Mexican Pc
troleum was t59. up IS; Canadian Pa
cflc i20, up 1. Texas Company was
az, up u; General Motors 2fss; B. and
o.. IS, up "; Repuplic Iron and Steel
SPA, up "; Bethlehem b., 75ss, up
rs Tobacco Products 631k Pan-Amer-
lean Ssh, up Is Reading 89A. up h;
U. 5. Rubber sc, up u Crucible 1876,
up u.
The market closed higher.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
CRANCFNs FDeID nav

Natiog11 Mas1tr 5. ]. lowell and
Senator IL. Heisler Ball wfll be speak
ers at the fleld day and basket pic
mic Of Pocoma Grange at the State
Fair grounds on Monday. Singing
VIII be in charge OF Mrs. Nellie +.
Snyder.
Following is the program for the
day: Sports at 1890 a. M, standard
time. Luncheon at 4 q. m. Speak
ing at p. m.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
KINDNESS GOES
in COUNTY JAIL
Contlnned frnm Plrst pare

Continued from Pirst Page.
send commending him for the work
being done at the worlrhouse. The
letter from the governor was as fol-
lows:
MY Dear Mr.. Plummer: have
your letter Of August is, which came
during my absence, and shall be more
han pleased to do anything | possibly
can to help in the apprehension OF
Peter Greco.
Il hope you viii not hesitate 20
call on me at any time that can help
YOU in your very commendable work
in .rying to uplife the inmates Of the
institution
Il have followed the suggestions OF
Senator Wolcott relative to the ap-
prehension Of Greco.
II appreciate your words OF con
gratulations on my record as governor
and assure you that have no higher
ambition than to serve Delaware to
the best Of my ability.
VERY turly yours,
JOHN G. TOWNSEND,
Governor
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
INSPECTING DEIAwARF RoAns

specIal % The Evening Journal
DOVER, aug. 2t.-Samuel Leeds OF
Ailantic CITY and George Bartlett OF
Chicago, road experts are making A
tour OF Delaware road construction
They are accompanied by State High
way Commissioner Charles ". Upham.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

Mrs Slmpkins counted out the
correct amount OF money and said
10 delica4essen Louis: Give me
a pound and a half OF bologna for
boarcirs." Louis curt OF q piece.
-eighed 1t and remarked. 1T
sighg t0c over Then give
half Of ~ and the remainder
the money will buy 30 worth
r. ickles. said Mrs. Simpklns.
cow much did she expend on
ns aologna7
suce
short Answer TO No. 504.
g na ccupations suggested are
Ss,as ~ II and Mill-ln-EH.
&sx~ hsllt, 1920. by Sam Loyd.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
I'M INIIREs non.

Harold Henlng, aged 6 ~ years, OF
2i2 North Broome stret, while at
tempting to cross the street In front
OF HIS home, yesterday afternoon,
was struck by a taxicab, operated by
Harry Stevens, 8S3 Poplar street, and
suffered slight injuries.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
wRANGEL BATTERs FORTS.

WASHINGTON, Aus. q. lUnIted
Press -Bolshevik fortiflcations in
South Russia, at the entrance TO the
Dneiper river, have been destroyed
by forces OF General Wrangel, anti
Bolshevik leader, the State Depart
ment was advised today.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

PACT REPORT
PROBE IS ON
fContlnued From First Pace !

Continued From First PaSe.l
severe setback behind the lines II the
reds are tod be expelled from Poland
Recent estimates were that the Boil
sheviks outnumbered the Poles three
70 two, but Poland since has thrown
improvements into the line and the
sNNo horces are now believed 70 be
nearly eQualed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
CITY RANK CIEARINGs

Clearings OF the local banks for the
week ending today as announced by
the Farmers Bank, the clearing
house, amounted to 1855, ,6i32S, as
compared with s3.435, $40, for the
corresponding week OF last year.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
CUCACO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. 2i UNITED Press.,-
Opening grain:
Wheat, Dec. 236, on 1; March 1854,
up X.
Corn, Dec. i22@i%, on h@%.
Oats, Sept. 6SM +; Dec. 6SJs.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
ARMED SAILOR
TALKED 'STICKUP'
tcontlnned From Flrst parn.l )

NV1VHVIHuVI TONI IItaV 7 aNU'I
blackjack was found in Rumford's
companions room in local hotel. and
a screw driver and other similar in
struments were also found in a suit
case OF the pair.
Jason stated Chat ne is absent from
the navy without leave, and that
after tomorrow he will be considered
a deserter. He left the navy, he said,
because 1.-The feed wasn't good"
I'D just as soon 90 back to the ship
as stay here" Rumford said.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
AIrrO TRUCK mrs BICYCLIsT.

Francis Leary, A small boY, o. ITO
West street, had narrow escape
from serious injury at Eleventh and
Wilson streets this morning, when he
was run down by an automobile truck
while riding a bicycle. According to
the boy, he was riding on the right
side OF the street when the truck
struck him.
The bicycle was wrecked and the
rider was bruised about the less,
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
NEW yORK roTTON

NEW YORK, Aug. q UNITED Press
Cotton prices were steady at the
market opening today. October $3.50,
off 81 December $3.50, off 20; January
25i0, off 20; March 2495, off .; May
2l.75, off IS; July 2A75, up 5.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
SineS and Welch
Florists

2t2 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially.
D. & A. 5672.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

FOR SALE-2 10 story house, 7
rooms and bath; store front, all mod
ern improvements. Hot water heat,
So n. Second St. New Castle.--Advt.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
ORDrRED no SUPPORT CHILD.

John T. Hlndsley was ordered 70 pay
81 a week for the support OF his ~
months-old child, by Deputy Judge
Finger, in Municipal Court, this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-08-21
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing furnish the following quotations
of local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-08-21

Watch the Want Ads for homes 10
rent and real estate TO buy.