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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-12-16
IMPORTANT NEWS
THE WORLD OVER
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OF THIS
AND OTHER NATIONS FOR.
SEVEN DAYS GIVEN
THE NEWS OF The SOUTH
What Is Taking Place In The South
land Will Re Found In
Brief Paragraphs
Foreign

Through Newton Wesley Rowell, rep
sesentative of Canada to the league
Of nations meeting at Geneva, Swift
erland, Canada practically declared
herself independent of Great. Britain
as regards internal affairs. At the
same time she accused European dl-
plomacy of being the cause of the last
terrible disruption of peace and declar->
ed that American diplomacy refused to
be dominated in the future by Europe.
The Japanese operations against re-
voting Koreans in the ChentaO and
Sunchun districts are practically end
ed.
Postponement of the proposed pleb-
iscite area has been requested by the
Lithuanian government. This request,
which was contained in a note handed
to the council Of the league of nations,
constitutes the Lithuanian reply to
the councils refusal to accept the pro-
test of Lithuania against sending to
that country an army under the aus
pices of the league.
Proposed organizations on finance
and transit under the league Of nations
which were considered recently by the
assembly have been abandoned as the
result of the compromise reached by
prominent delegates to the assembly
meeting at Geneva.
Prospects of an Irish truce, which
were generally regarded as having re-
coded almost out Of sight, have been
revived, as a result of a private IN
terview between Monsigner Patrick
Joseph Clune, bishop of Perth, and
Premier Lloyd-George.
Americans may be divorced in the
French courts, according to decision
of the Cour de Cessation, confirming
the decree awarded Frank Jay Gould.
The court overruled Mrs. Gould's claim
of no Jurisdiction on the grounds that
she had elected to plead at Paris.
Canada's move to strike out Article
x of the league of nations covenant
failed because Sir George Foster &C
| ceded to Arthur Balfour's motion that
it be referred to the council commit
tee which will report to the next as
sembly a year hence. This was more
Of a tactical error than a weakness,
because CaLaQd Is SuOW1uS COU1 o6S
and resolution.
No progress of capital ship con
struction for the navay will be pre-
scented to the British parliament until
the whole question of naval strength,
as affected by the latest Developments
in naval warfare has been exhaustive
ly investigated by the committee on
imperial defense, and the results OF
such investigation have been consid-
cred.
Queen Mother Olga, exercising the
royal power in Greece in the name OF
King Constantine, has invited him to
return and resume his royal duties
Drastic action on the part of the
Italian naval authorities is expected as
a result of the desertion of the de
stroyer, Espero, which has Joined
Can't. Gabrielle d'Annunzio's forces in
Fiume.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-12-16

A AID Mrs. Hapshott: You're a hard
man, Hiram Hapshott. never
knew it until now-I named you tor
a kindly husband ashore"
ashore and at sea are two differ
ent Places" replied the captain OF
the Uriah B. Caster. "When I'm
ashore I take things easy; when
] I'm at sea I act accordingly. Sail
ormen are dogs and the more you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
Could Not Protest TO
British Government

sew YORK;. Sept l"l'r Ma
Ew Iur, hrutu,t e lhr I"Ih WhN "I
rnrk. VILE, Iu r"p"Ilcr dying II" ia" -"
cult Of q huur"i .trlI," Ia I'flNI"n IiI@
"r I.omI"u. t"ulrht. mnh" r"hl'' ''IS
az - I,IirI which hr rHih IL h'h -
,,I,rd irun Ihr rlnt' IL rhI'm a.
" ,-hIurIuu r,IlluH f"tih mat II wa
mat la - u"utii"n !" NAH" lI"l' NJ v,
Ilrr IitIIl.,h nutl,',i IIl"' - rinri IL" l"i'
unynI. r nrt,nI NJ Ma -" Ia = hhi {.
,I,.r I,.I IIu' "l,i" IL pat iiu'" ~ u" '"'''
-, nc Ia hlr heather u l''h"Ii
I.hr I,It,r ,rI'L Aururi -. said
Ihr Ir,tlIL 81 ..'ur I'Ii"I 81 NuEhh'
~ Ir'O. nui .'nIr telegram 81 NuE"E'
i In'n - n,l,uu1, j. 'lT"'l calling III"
Il, n,r IuruI', rIIrutinu y, ih' ale pea
nrrcui nuh lW" i""ur"""' ~ your h''
rhrr T.r,n,i" Ma l!W iu'y, ~ lh' IIN
iuh u,Ilh"riin''r IL r.Vlv. h"" !" ~
r"ru l"I thrl. fr"u precedent "Hi"h
Ii,,hcd ~ ,nrc4 81 mis- Elud ~" depart
ru"ri nuI. ~ It NOT ~ r""ii i"u !"
InnEr rr"l,.i :" thee Irill'sh Iu'h"r''.'E
nrulnai To-" urr'"i ant impr i'"uu'ni 81
nnr vito. ll,' your ht"lhcr. g. not u
tiiIru "r the 1'uii'd S'rir".
+ hor ~ remain. ~.
-. IIpWT.hSb SHAW.
"fOr tho 500 rotary ui WtHlC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
DEMPSEY OUT TO
WIN IN EARLY RDS.
a"s.ns n~y- Th>I 1h"''pA"" Hh'i'
.na I.ar - !" W"ELl"u b'h"'
snd WIN a""L mI.L, =" p'"""


u.","" Ir,,I.., uun 1'r' In'"
I,rnrr, r,...r.' ,.u,l.iu h'"r ~
Lo,uI,,",, wa l,"I h," i''i. "r'l""
Iul4 NI.E, b.. r"'""'''~ ;" . ~"
,rnu,I nrLl ~ r' g. r'I'''i'd :" h'
~ i,,. leo, 81 ,hrr, ""h 'sI'''i" +" VI"
ava, ~, ,h"wUi"n
Ir,,uIr,s Irui ",yinr "'r H. r'""r1'"E
T., hiu runnnr"r. In'h k'rrnW ln'k D."
ur>,r ~ w"rLiuE hnr'l ~ MI 'in"" ""h
tI,ur. v hu have u''u him ." lht"uCh h'H
Up,oH NJ, r"uNhrni ia ih' h'l"l 'hhl ~
viii hr ~ hiu boot shay" I"r Mt"k.
" hni,v,r ~ H. about NlSk" that mHk"7
hIrn hnr,I Tor tnck I" hEht Ia '"in' thing
IIa' | ,urunI understand OF course,
h,ul lie, ~ #hnp" but "" expect I" win.
lsIt u IT, h. y"ud ~. /" I;ur" when J"'"
VIII cop
"Jn,k.a shit aud his hnrd lclt ar"
IN perfect working order and fuIIy OK re-
pct that Mtskr viii TAN llk" ia" rest
Nl-k. cane, He'd thrc" bouts I" take lhlH
one but h' should hay" Kept Them DC
,auS,. Ia, reputation viii not b" "h"l IL
has been afur Jack gets through WIN
hmm lack viii meet lull Er"unnn ana
,;""rH"s Cnrr'nIi'r ~ order Mh'h u"
finishes MIakr."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
KELLISON REPORTS
MARIETTA WILL HAVE
STRONG GRID TEAM
"H'nsst John" uss InhsT-iswoh "uI~asV
Hs~l~ and says That ned ont
nsldsV To Deeply Interested.

Nn,Ioun. - pori q hihl'ilr rIr"..
tor J u Enllls"~ - M"'lo'l" '"lI'r
hDs Just r"turn"h :" town today ''"" -
trip 90 Witch IL" had u long '"nf"r"nr"
WITH t"nrh DREAMY Nralo rclnilv" !"
I,lunr f"r tho cunning football u"nr"n ~
- uudrrTlr"d that mnnv thing" wor"
hircua-"d which VIII vitality 'ff.'' To-
arCrruu - tho fall nihir'i" n,iIN1II's.
krlIis"u rcprrtH Tint even thuugh.
Nrulr - IN ~" hnttrHt 81 tho race Tor
tho Nnrl"uaI Tongue p"nnRnt. u" Htlil
hna timc - talk over his autumn pm"
time. namely. football Tho proEr"UH "r
tho Marietta rnll"Rc fonthnll team Will
hc watched with Iutcr"Tt throughout tho
country ns II VIII no remembered Tint
back in 1917 Scale md kclIi"0n turned
out tho best team ever Developed In ""nt
, virginia and now tho sam" combination
is To guido tho destiny or nthl '.'N NJ
Marietta.
college, opens on September ltth L"'
tors hay" been sent 10 all nCw and "ld
men to b" on hand by Monday at wRi' II
timc uniforms will he given ont and the
hrSt light practi," held. Th"r" Will n'
4 number Of new faces appear Ia 'h''
personnel 81 IN" squad -" that only run
ru.ntnTy work Will h" dirh'd cut for tho
nr,r few s-S~i"nr II - well kH"" "
rn,t that Seal" win not ret h'f' lN'
l,r,. Ia t,I nh,T hat uutll that tim" ~,
u~"n viii have TuII .h"TE" "r tho "a -
and with tho aSsiaIhnco az capt rata"
h"rrr /" hnv" ih' team ,'I""i"E nn"'"'ih
!, H. thr time ','"lo "rilV'n
Marietta f"n. wIIl F't i"nl~ "f H""'
r.nI T",thnu when - I"h" 'I"h "ri
iLo ,,.i,'''Ie "iI''"' h''' i"' ''' -" 4"
lag ,I"Hi, "I..n .''i.i' '"h'' :" N'"lI
10 "mo II ~" f"'.,..''" ""''''' 10 "l'"l'"'
,,1 ln ..,.,iur ~ 80. IIn .-r.,ir'l.." e
h,u.iImr rt,ni, % count g. i'fr"i 81" '''' :
...nnL.".. r,,.,ll., O." -" M"'i'.''.' '"''.,'
n.i ..IIi, H.. h.i,,,"I"nIl.., - 49,. l..' II
,,n.n - u,.Iv ~ T." ''''"'" =. - 0'i'
vr..,L ..,",., r,.'" 'nr'"'" 'I''' to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
COACH MORROW HAS
HARD TIME WITH
RED AND BLACK
Aa.sv H.a,s ala a.rruIts usy~ not ne
ported pIsIn snh as"FT Only
uN.l.nnIn6 utsrs

,y,,hI,r,,r 10 sept NhU~ ~"
prnctIrn ihuo - boz 300" -" h"'''"'
that r"'hlnE '"'v ''"r'"'" -" 10 '''
dIctrd ~ :" ~" "u,' "'v" ~ ~" """"""
a., ,br rrlthrc ~ Ihr i,u'" -" ~" 80"
ppIRr hoiI-r rhn' " I w"ulh hHv"
ono 81 "a h"rr f""'l'nll '"h'n' M" N""'.
has not boon d!vrlrni"h Nv d"'"I"r-
rncnla To date Frilur" - SOM" r"'''
mn, and , largo number 81 recruit" 10
report thua ~ hoH not gtv"n '""' u
/. Morrow m opportunity Vet =" ~" w
hIa material. but h" expects MI M" me-
by. Monday or Tuesday md hY tn" "n'l
or nrxt whck C"Nla certain that n" wit
he nhIo 20 determine what {" expect
Morrow Is now g"n"rrlly "nthu"C,Siic
about any individual. or any '"n" ~
least opanly hut no hNS not failed u"
display antisCartl"n over tn" way IN
which Russell stein IA" big veteran
tackle In handling himself thus tnr.
. Those who have watched IN" Mos
giant IN action assert that h" Is st"
much batter than anyh"dy eta" on tn"
ucld trying FOR 4 tackle position mat
the comparison - odi"uS. Ia Henry. W.
4 J last year had nu Nll-Am"f'''h
tackle and Tia" Rcd aud ItlHCk support
IN ara confident that StNIu Will again
bring eclHt tu m" team aud Institution
by winning Walter Camps s"l''II"n
Coach Morrow has mad" iiil" "H"i'
1" 5oEraE.,t' ~" mru lryI"E Tor me
Various rnaltluu- tic has h""u 10y
Inc 1" harden az ia" m~" ""h go lh' -,
hoous t"inod 4" rtr"""''rr "'l''"' anil
The usn "f mus l'H lr"' ""' i"'' J" -
TRGua az iors d"tn,n"t h"'l"s 'l' so"
InaT nosinniur ~I,h I",''"ir.~ h"'
oSeT no plano "a r,"'i""l t''' '.'"' 20 '""
~oTL until ho iu"s ih' '""" i"it''"s 80
fun spool r"'h"'r '''''''" !" 80
uaaAs rTunn nasI 0ni"h"y ~hh """ 80
has hasI isasns ,h"t "'''"' ""'' 81
sts,r,sn~so .an 80 I"',I'h f"' - 81" J."
glazing "f n"'i ~""h
HslrL sasn rH"Is"" t""'" 10 - loot
ysars tee" ""i ~ '"""' " n"" 49, ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
Dizzy Wrecked His
Automobile

'fV" y""'n IN" NY "l"nh' u 'f""h'"
mot M Lnl I,nI | yru rlIu"Hi '"u"t"nll y
fIIl"h witt, ~" mt" Innd" uT Y"IY ''Ir e.
~ -, ll,u"" l.""l fnll ! wa" 'rli"""t
"v"ro"rnn Ivy on" "r lh"r" dlErY rr"ll"
whll" driving my ""r. ""l r"n " l"ln I"
IoInphnnn pole" badly ,vr""l,luH III" '"r.
A frIond tounrumnni"d MryI'a W~udnr-
ful nnr""dy f"r ny trouble. Nlu"" toll
IuH tho firrl d"r" hRVo nl""dlly lIn'
pr"v"d, rnd f""l b"ltnr now thnU ever In
NY NO" II " n rlnrlo, hNTml"ps pro
pnrNtl"n TINT r"Innv"H tho ""tnrTh"I mt
ruR fr"rn inlaElIunl trnrl md ullnyH th"
inflammation wnI"h rrusca rrr"lir"lly
NIL stomach, llvor ruh Iut"allu"l MI
rnontu, Including npp"udirilln ON" h""H
viii corvIno" or money refunded, g. ",
GrinHi 4 Go, and lruhtns druEEl"'"
oVpryWhnra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
w o men Who Arc So
Nervous
ut Boomn M Though Thoy
Would Fly" /

W. MI tr"w ih"u,. and ihsy are -
DO lIiIrL bat ir ih"y could only real
10, ihntn IL enc triad snd tTua non
,.rro, r"mrhy for this condition ovt
drurgIrIr would No, b." ahla TO supply
,ho dnn'nud for ".
That romcdy In Vlnol. tho ood liHM
mud Irnn Eiroprth- creator and bNAD
Mrs Chnrlos ,vcri ssysi that yinS
vpr tho only rrm"hy Sho fouRA
hrInE h"r out NJ a n"ryou" brsAk6ev0
crI rrainro her n'rnngth,
v,uoI rnrIchas tho blood. quiohane
III, circulation, strengthens tho nerves
and ovory organ In tho body.
Your druGElst soils u, therefore ~
copt no substitute. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06

william Hr"sn I.Iuyh mil nineteen nth.
ga 'Euh i'l"h OF 'DuupIIh.y 10 rN"I
IhI"W Ihn E"N'InIn"ui. l"IlEhi urged
hIn,iI'n I" 'Ihlrh, Itn way "ut "f iIH
pI'r"ui great 'Ilhln
iip""kluH ~ IuHHn meTIlUR under
ihu nu,pI'ur ~ III" IIohr hIb ~ hl
'nE" M t"unni f,il h''I"I"h lhnI ~"
li"lnhaVlkl Noe la llsin hni " "
w'IU spreading propaganda" Ia ia"
Am.,I'"u I'h"'"ii"n "T i."I,'r 4" rt"It
" I'vrIuIi"r
ihn E"V'iutu"ui Will ruTvlV" tho
Iny"IuiI"u,' ho 80 it, "hNI lnI,"T viii uol
l'"n r'd'Inil"u 81 Ini,nT. DhnI liz jurl
Whnl ihn 'I"dn' want, h'"nu"" il'"y
hu"w Ihry '"rn"I '"uiI"l az "irn"lb".
lhuu ~ imhiVldunI ''"f" 1h"y w"nl
"u" hIH union that Ih"Y '"n '""I'"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
Hard Coal Insurgents
May Return TO Work

wIII,n"" '"dcr ~ n "I l"anrr.r ' "i"c
ynrLnrn ~ DlpIrl"l "a. l. who l""'i"h
IT," evil for ID. "vn'"ii"n' "r ml"o
w"rI,ora. InPl Wsdn"Hd"y which resulted
Iu il"lmg w 81 w" anthracite" ""nl h"'h"
ruu"uu' cd inhny ihnl lh"rn In pn"l-
ldIIiy OF lhn Vp"n tom "udlnH follow
Imy y m""'lnr ~ tho lnHurG""'a I" h"
l"ld III lrn ICY TU""lry w"'ulW".
~" "untinu ~ John I. I".'"r'"YI "'
Il,rnur"u, ft"r ia" rr""il"u'y ~ I'IH'
tri"l 30 |, on saturday. n in h"ll"V"h'
WIN encourage m"uy lnHurE"n's TO To-
turn to work,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
DECLARES CARPENTER
CAN HAVE BATTLE

Rcni"u IinTbor. Mich. sept JACK
krarns 'nanAE,r "i Jack Dempsey, ia"
worlds heavyweight Champion, Declared
Tonight mat G""Tg"S Carpenter AN
have a fighi with Dempsey any i'ih"
l,, u.,Ii. a " tnrpuurlcr sailed yUSt"I
A., Irrn Franco for New york
bcmr,ry hh, one night d"nnh"lb
=, nc,uuIcd hfIIr Ium"rT"wH BATH" h'fr
with HlI, MI-kc II" meets '."nl'''l
smith ia liontun September -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
TREATMENT WHICH
never FAILS WOMEN
aeat,s vaginal Cones EstabliBh Unusual
Record.

MANY rrrncdicr may rcli"v" In n largo
number of tho Cnscn for which they nr"
u,cd hut Il In most unusual To hnd n
r,mody that gives tho sought for relief
I'm every Cnao. Hcst'a Vaginal Cones
hnvo won this r"mnIkhhl" distinction
In tho pnrt few months lh"u"nnda "f
women la Wheeling aud Nl'InIiy hay"
i,ntnd this n'i"nilh' ul"iin" toni" under
. EunInnIon II uniln1n'i"ry Iosulln ~
NANCE I, Tuuiod IIuuhI'dH nnd htIn
a rod, nT Ihom huv0 com" La 1t I" II"I ~"
D,o ,,rnIm, 81 nud ten what w"i'i'r fil
I,unruvru,rnI u hnr made IL ih'iI h'nlih
tpT A AIfI'II.I 'IEI liAa MADE a
,IIMi.I.NIfiT Du hiihIh rom liEit
siIyl nhtI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
Labor Warned Against
Plot for Revolution

ihl,nEu n,ri Wnimi"" Ne" i"""
latter ihuI ~" Inh"Il"I '""" wiz ""
100 ,.un T.. nun', II II"I" 10 - i"y"I"'I""
T.. mi, ,.un,,y TInnk i"tu"f i"ih
rnyu,n,nonI pInnon't"r Ia Va" ll"l 81
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Tyr,y .nrI'hIonI ur"h Ia III" no"
uTa,I uIo 81 Ii"Sl Vaginal """n J." n
wall Lu,.syu tout, rho honliua H""l hlnE
toni, n,IIru hnulphuH oil w"nhn"HsnH 81
tho rrnItnI "TEpun. reIloVnH lhn' HGt
f.rInp whI,h only w"rueu know. nnn 10
s,nron normal honllhy conditions.
Ir vruy druEEIat d"na not huvn them,
rcruss ruhalItutoa nud Insist on his or
dorIny thIa rcIInblo aud dependable rom
ody rrnru hru J"nhor. nH all J"hh"rH nrs
guppllcd Tut out by Host Il GO. Kirk
wood. -. Y. Local drugRlH,r "uppli"d
nv ohio ValIoy Drug co. Goodwin Drug
Co md Shlploy -MnaslnEhum Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-06
MANY ARREHTTD,

v,,o ,nodo under tho "urr"w Inv last
mint IN uclfnHt. fh" 'um'rhnn r" i,
wrro held Irdny by tho military ""'
pnIl,o. who rinTp"d oil m"l"rl"''.
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Bring II back tr you don't lin" II
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Phone 1916
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-nU'y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Wlll mako regular d~liv"rler 7"
tho fair ground l'h"no ~ your
ordafs. no will MI them N y""'
hcrVl'o
nAUIDW & 90
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
Don't Spoil Your Hair
By Washing It

When you wash your hair, be care
ful what you use. Most soaps and
prepard shampoos contain too much
alkall, which is very injurious. as
u dries the scalp and makes the hair
brittle.
Tho best thing 10 use Is Nnlslfed
cocoanut oil shampoo. for this Is pure
and entirely grTaseless. lNe very
cheap and beats anything else all 20
pieces. You can get Mulslhed al any
drug store and a few ounces will last
the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub u In, about a teaspoonful is
an that Is required. Il makes an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather
cleanses thoroughly. and rinses out
easily. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and is soft fresh looking
bright, nuffy, wavy and easy 20 handle
Besides, ID loosens and talks out
every particle OF dust, dirt and dan
drum. Re sure your druegist gives
YOU Mulslned
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
HOLD DRIVER WHOSE
TRUCK KILLED CHILD

Testimony OF witnesses before the
coroner's jury, last night. called for
ue purpose OF lnauirlns as 10 the
manner Of death OF i-year-oh stan
ley Pincus, 205 West Fourth street.
VINO was run down by a truck al
Fourth and Orange streets on We'd
nesday, dying shortly afterNvard In the
pelaw9ra Hospital convincing the
jury that the driver, Raymond Cole
man, colored, did not exercise the
proper caulon He WIS held under
1000 bail 90 await the action OF he
erand jury.
The jury rendered a verdict OF ac-
cidental death In the case OF Wasil
Lesvek, 63i Townsend street. who WAS
drowned In the Christiana river Au-
gust "a Witnesses testified they went
ilshsng .tsNek and as they q Il
not cate my fish decided 20 10 ln
swimmlnA Lcsvek was said not to DE
able 90 swim well and Is supposed b.
have waded beyond his depth anC
drowned.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
BANNER MONTH
FOR CITY TAXES

The total amount on taxes collected
IN the city Of Wilmington last month
including the amounts received the
FIRST part OF this month but counted
IN the July payments, amounts to the
grand total OF si6i2, ,26762, showing
an increase over last years collections
for July of s20i 67S6i.
For the Northern district Elmer II.
Klund. collector, reports St.i29f f6l 62.
July, 1919. his collections were ST.
O0i Oi761. showing a gain FOR this year
OF si2S, ,ii9.97 for the Northern district.
For the Southern district, John ].
Dolan. collector, reports s5i2,S00 July.
1919. i39.57i.36, showing a gain Of
s73,22s6i.
The making OF the nnal report for
the month has been considerably de-
layed through errors made IN paymen.
due 10 the charge OF assessments.
Many checks came In at the end OF the
month for the same amount OF taX0s
paid last year, and the collectors felt
that 10 was only fair 10 those who
had endeavored 70 save percentage boy
paying In July. 10 give them an op-
pOrtunity 20 correct the error. which
has delayed matters, as numerous tax
ables In error had gone on on vaca-
tiOns and were hard TO locate.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
TO DEEPEN ST. JONES RIVER.

Colonel r. ~ Johnson. In charge
OF The United States Engineer Oflce
Tor Wilmington district, announced
today he had accepted the bid OF %
cents a cubic yard. made by the Della
ware. Dredging Company FOR deepen
ing The St. Jones river FOR a distance
of seven miles from It's mouth, at
Bowers Beach.
The bid was the only one made for
the work and occasioned no little sur
prise, as bids for dredging the Mis-
pilion river, recently made. called
for 6i cents a cubic yard and were
rejected.
The st. Jones project calls for
dredging a channel six feet deep and
30 feet wide outside the mouth Of the
river, and 40 feet wide Inside the
mouth and up 10 Barker's Landing.
The total length OF the channel Is ap-
proximately seven miles
The Delaware Dredrging Company Is
Philadelphia concern, with a plant
In Wilmington, located along the
BrandyNvine, at Seventh street
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
So Essex Holds the TranscOntnenaI Record Both Ways

The speeds at which they travelled were
not so unusual, for another Essex stock car
had on a speedway track gone 3037 miles in
so hours But in the transcontinental runs,
some $50 cities and towns had to be crossed
Crowded traffic imposed its obstacles to con-
sistent going. Mountain ranges in the East
and West with grades such as the average
driver never encounters, called for the utmost
of hill climbing ability.
Few will ever motor all the way across
America and therefore cannot know the
extreme varieties of conditions encountered.
But let each reader apply to his consideration
of what Essex has done, every experience he
has ever met in his own driving. It will give
some appreciation of Essex reliability.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
PRISONERS ENJOY
RECREATION HOUR

Through the efforts OF Warden
Plummcr and C. Wafer Kadel, phys
lcal director Of the =, NJ c. A, in
mates OF the New Castle County Work
house participated IN physical recrea-
tlOn each evening between $50 and 3
o'clock Mr.. Kadel trains the men
each Thursday and according 10 him
ne has laid out an elaborate fleld pro-
gram.
The prisoners are much pleased
with thls introduction and express
thanks because 10 serves 10 relieve
the fatigue OF a hard days work and
insllls an alacdty Of spirit. The
guards, too, are In accord with the
PRISON rs sior.s since they frequent
.y are competitors In many OF the
sporting events.
Much enjoyment is had when the
prison band Is IN full practice, The
men comment on the musicians who
are doing their best TO produce
sound But in spite OF the criticism
OF the BOD inlcrned, much music Is
created bv lhe organization, and In
the near future a public concert will
be given. $50 less can be said Of the
glee club which is conducted by the
Community service.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Walker and Wilson, great colored
comedians. Saturday-Adv,
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
PRODUCE PRICEs nEcLINE.

The produce markets Of this city
showed decline on several vegetables
thls morning. Corn, which had been
selling az 40 10 30 CENTS a dozen NE
nrst Of the week dropped 10 20 TO %
cents. dozen this morning. Tomatoes.
which had been selling at 20 and %
cents a quarter peck were reta ling at
10 cents quarter peck. Potatoes,
Whlch sold for p and 30 cents a quar-
ter peck, were retailing. this morning.
loupes, which were retailing al A
cents each, were retailing this morn
ing AZ > and 10 cents each.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
c. L. U. HAS DATE
WITH LEVY COURT

The Central Labor Union informed
the New Castle County Levy Court
today that the central body had
named a committee 10 attend the reg
ular meeting OF The court next week,
10 present a matter Of Importance
The central body's communication
did not stale the character OF lis
mission The court replied that they
will grant them a hearing on August
81, since there will not be a meeting
next Tuesday, at which time the com
missioners will attend the Republican
state Convention, at Dover.
Inc court adjourned TO meet again
IN lhe AFTERNOON 10 confer on the
right Of way for lhe lincoln Hlghway