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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
ALABAMA ELEVEN TO
 MEET CASE TOM 0RROW

At $ o'clock Inst night, the Uni-. versity of Alabama football team left for Cleveland, where the strong Case college team will be enconn- { tered tomorrow.
 Roth Case and Auburn had hard games yesterday, and will probably feel the results of this when tLey meet tomorrow. Alabama defeated "fssissipIsi A. md M.. 24 to 2, while Case lost to Western Reserve. too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
ST. ALOYSiUS RUNNERS
 WIN CROSS COUNTRY RACE

Baltimore. Md, November 25.-Bobhy Williams of st. Aloysius club. Washing ton, won the cross-country championship of the South Atlantic association over the Druid Hin park course here today in 3l minutes, 26 2-5 seconds. St. Aloysus runners also finished second. third and fourth, capturing the team trophy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26

Nashville, Tenn, November 25. = (Special.) - Vanderbilt staged a spectacular finish dur ing the last 10 minutes of play in the annual Turkey Day game on Dudley field and swamped Sewanee in the at tack under a 21 to B score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
2 BUCK" FLOWERS ENDS
 HIS GRIDRON CAREER
 M A BLAZE OF GLORY
Sterling Little Haback and Captain of Georgia Tech De feats Mighty Plainsmen Almost Single Handed-Ed Shirling Is Only Tiger Back Who Could Gain
 Consistently Through Jacket Line
BY CLIFF WHEATLEY.

Grant Field Atlanta November 25-(SpeciaL) )-Playing his last football college circles with his father witness
 his work for the first time in his gdiron and with the championship of Dixie at stake for his eeven Captain Buck Flowers of the Georgia Tech Golden Tornado brought his pigkn days close blaze glory this afternoon and in the minds of 22O00 enzed himself place all of the experts mythical a-Amercan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
FIRST QUARTER

Grant Field, Atianla, Ga, November s5. Neither Georgia Tech nor Auburn could score in the first period, but the ball was in Auburn territory the greater part Of the time and the Tech backs showed ability to gain against the Auburn line and around ends. Once d long run by Ferst put the ball on Auburn's 5-yard line. but a penalty for holding prevented this chance to score.
 From her own 4o-yard line. Tech then
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26

marched to Auburn'S 6-yard line, but the PlainsInen held for downs. Neither team tried a forward pass in this period but ollinger and Flowers exchanged long punts of about 50 yards each. Score Tech 0, Auburn o.
 SECOND QUARTER
 Captain Flowers of Tech, playing his last game, returned punt so yards for touchdown at the start of the second period. Ffecher failed to kick goal. Flowers run was wonderful one Start ing with perfect interference he soon outdistanced the other Yellow Jackets. and lodged tackler after tackler as he dashed down the field.
 Auburn showed to much better ad- vantage in the second period keeping the ball in Tech territory and staying there good part of the time, but never being able to prove dangerous to the Tech goal.
 There were frequent exchanges of punts and Flowers booted one that went s5 yards before hitting the ground
 Only one forward pass had been tried up to tho end of the second period
 George Ratterman of Tech br6Ke through on this attempted forward pass and downed Shrling of Au- burn, for a six-yard loss before the ball left his hands
 The second period was largely sec saw affair with Shirling the one man on the Auburn eleven who was able to make consistent gains.
 The period ended with the ball in Auburn's possession on her own s2-yard line. Score: Tech s. Anhnrn O. THIRD QUARTER
 Tech added one more touchdown sin the third period. The Tech backs drove down the field from the Yellow Jackets own 40-yard line. Every backfield man took part in the gains in which end runs by Flowers of 20 yards or more were the chief means of advancing the ball. Flowers finally skirted right end for 14 yards and the touchdown. Fincher kicked the goal. There were frequent exchanges of punts and again more punts with two successful forward passes out of four attempted. which netted about 9 yards each. The latter effort put the ball on Auburn's Award line at the end of the period. Score: Tech 13, Au- burn o.
 FOURTH QUARTER
 Tech added l21 more points in the fourth period. Starting the period on Au- burns s-yard line. Harlan plunged through the line on the first play for the touchdown and Fincher kicked goal.
 Both teams failed to make headway and bunting was frequent Flowers tried two field goals from about the -40-yard line, but missed both. Forward. passes, too, failed to gain for either team.
 Then, taking Ollnger's long punt on his own s0-yard line Flowers lodged twisted and squirmed his way through the Plainsmens team for another touch- down and Fincher kicked goal.
 4 30-yard run by Dewey Scarborough, a sub back, put Tech in position to add one more and Ferst dashed around left end for this after the Plainsmens line had held against three downs. Fincher kicked goal, making the score. Tech B. Auburn O. The game ended after a few more plays.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
w SPRAWIE POLACZENIA
UNI

Columbus, Ohio. % lipca. -
Miedzystanowa kornisya handlo-
WA w nastspnych kilku dniach
zadecydujc. czy organizacya ST.
pcrwizor6w kolejowych Grand
Order toi Supervisors OF Rail-
roads,, kt6rej kwatery znajduja
sic w Columbus, pozostanie cze
SciQ regularnych uni robotni-
czycll i czy jej czionkowie bedq
korzystali z novel kolejowej pod
WIKI skali piac, lub czy zostanie
zespolona Z o-ganizacya kierow-
riczych manazcr6w. T. e. IBoi-
re-, pierwszy wiceprczes tel Or
ganizacyi wydat powyzsze O.
swiadcZenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

sci, zupeiny zanik Emysiow powonie-
mia, smaku, a cze$ciowo i siuchu, o.
raz lzawienie sic ocZu.
widok r~zeczywiScie godny pozaio-
wanna przedstawiaja te 0scby kt6re
ia z}oSuwa epidemic wybrala Ia W
ofiIry. Jedynym ratunkiem ola cho-
rego jest zmieniG chwilowo miejsce
pooytu i cierpliwie czekaC. az choro-
ba dobrowolnie ustapi. Wszystko,
co MONA zrobiG ola ulzenia cierpie-
mia, TO iedynie skrociG czas trwania
samej choroby. Da sic to u~skutecznic
przez stosovanie dyety. unormcwa-
ME funkcyi trawienia i r%egularne o.
prtznienia: to ostatnie z dobryn-
skutkiem molina osisgnac przez CO.
dzienne przyimowanie wody z sola,
lub wcdy sodowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
PYTANIA / ODPOWIEDzI.

Pan H. F. zspytuje, czy obfito$t
jedzenia mole spowodowaG podagrc.
Odpowiedz: Pokarm jest jednym
z najgi6wniejszych re~gulator6w ma
szego zycia zsr6wno jsgo ilo$c, jak
i jako&G odgrywaja wazna role w
organizmie. Przejadanie sic. polsezo-
ne z brakiem ruchu i twiczen fizycz-
nyeh Jest mad wyraz szkodliwe ola
zdrowia.
PAM A. P. zapytuje. jak okazat
pierwsza pom6c dziecku w konwul-
syach do czasu przyjScie lekarza.
odpowiedz: Nalezy u,ozyc dziecko
spokojnie i obioiyG mu glove To-
dem, Tub zimnymi kompresami. Do
nog przylo5yc synap;zmy. a Gale cha
10 owinae duzym recznikiem. emo
ezonym " wodzie z musztarda. Cuzyt
. stolowe lyzki m~usztardy ma kwar-
to letniej wody1. ~Przygotowac DUO
goracej woody i wanne. ably gdy
lekarz UNA to "a stosowne. dziecko
mogIo dostae goraca kapiel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
HAY
CNapisal DR.. ]. J. zak).

PrzeSeiowa ia ehoroba zacZyna
Iwykle grasowa6 PREY koncu sierp-
MIA i trivia do pierwszych mroz6w.
Szczegoluie chsrakterystycznym pod
wzgledem jej grasowania jest New
York, kt6ry 20 sierpnia stale sic O.
tiara tel dokuczliwej epidemii. Me
szkancy New York;, kt6rzy pred
"a fstalns data zdaIa opuScit mia
sto i pr8ybyG mad morze. Tub pre-
nieSG sic " jakiekolwiekbadz limo
okolice ME podlegaja chorobie.
GBwna przyczyns Hay Fever
jest pyi kviatowy niektorych roSlIn
traw. a W s~zczeg6lnosct znauych
~powszechnie " Stanach Zjedneczo-
nyeh ,,Ragwed" i Golden Raj, O.
raz niekt6ryeh traW i zb6z, jak zyta
gryki.
Pyfek kviatowy wyzej wymienio-
nych roSlin unoszscy sic " powietrzu
tywa gf6wnym powodem oWeso To-
kalrego zatrueia orgsnizmu ludzkie-
go.
Pokrewna choG znacznie mniet
przykrs W skutkach jest TAX zwana
choroba ,,zimnych r6z" (Rose or
Cold, kt6ra pojswia sic " lipcu,
I. J. W okresie, gdy r6ze najbosa-
ciej obsypuja sic kwieciem.
Najmniejsza niedyspozycya noso-
wei blony Stuzowej ~przyczynia sic
osromrie do szybkiego zasniezdze-
mia sic ma jej p~owierEchni jadowi-
tych czynnik6w powodujacych tie
choroby. osoby neurasteniczne 50
tea s~zczeg6Inie skoinns do mich; die
dEicznose sdaje sic r6wnie5 odgry-
wac waSna role.
Zviastunami choroby bywa czeste
/ slime kicharie, wodnista ciecz, wy
dzielajaea sic 2 nosa W oofitej ito
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

rccepcyi, ktora bedzie dana ma
rzecz Franklin D. Roosevelt'a
przez mieszkahcow miasta East
port dzisiaj wieczorem - costa
n pochwalone przcz demokraty-
cznego kandydata na wiceprezy-
6cnta, ktory wypoczywa W swej
~letniej kwaterze ma wyspie Camp
obc1lo. Komitet Z burmistrzem J.
\. Henward'em ma czele, ktory
Jest zacietym republikaninem. o.
znajnif MT program przvjecia,
Miedzy iunymi, kt6rzy byli PREY
ice: w kwaterze RooSevelta, byIi
2u5ernatorzy ", Neptune ! II.
Nicholas, Z indyaiskiego plemie
MA Pasamaquoddy, ktorych re-
zcrwacya znajdujc sic w Plea
sart Point. blisko tego miasta.
Byii ubrani Z tel okazyi W swc
pcine indya !skie regalia,.
Pan Roosevelt powiedziai, re
podczas lego p~odr6zy Z Bosto-
MI ,pracowa} mad swa formalnq
nova przyjecia nominacyi, kto-
"a zamierza wygiosic. gdy costa
mic oficyalnie uwiadomiony o no,
rninacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DaA ~4aay rDzIEEEKA CMCAGosKHGo", p-c~~dzony
WyEhHalnle pr.oa RedAkcys Py lskHsNn wsp6Aud1aie sPecyalnyeh
UkdrcASu.
DR. MCHAh C COY Spee.alnoSf: oheroey wevnetrne, RerWp-
~ dS~ayh;
DR. goZKF j. ZAE - SPScyaInost: Po4Onia~o, chorooy dzieci 1
~O~ce@s;
De. HELENA J. G0RECxA - specyaAo6t chOpSy kObset, dleiI
pnhAictwo;
DR. JAN J. IISS - dentyNyka.
DaA nxierA ArtJkuIy tresa oG6LSoPoCCZA1ACEJ " diehd-
Mo nhv~ia; podaje sic tel odpSwidzi II PytanA nsd<yiane przez \
Ssydh CAytslnik6w, Iez tylko tAkie, ktGe oG0LNE uog4 bye traktowa-
"a: ZNPTrAE 90 DO oSoBISTYCK, NDYWTDUALNYCH WYPAD-
K0w. oRAz PYTAN ANoNMOw YCH ME ODPOwIADAMY W TAN
DNNR. JAK R0wNEz ME PoDAJE sE RECEIPT, AMI ME WKRA.
GA SIE W ZARz4DZENIA LEKARZY.
ZapytAnia nale4y ADREsoWAC DO REDAKCYI. DOLACzAJAC
atOAycA AkA<y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

skicj ubiegalo sic W opozycyi do
swych MEOW - celem zdobycia
tych stanowisk -, i. wygraly! -
Nova burnistrzyni, PAM ]. L.
Atkinson, take jest przewodczy-
ma sadu miejslsiego. zadna 10
beta ME glosowala, w tych wy
borach aibowiem kobiety w Te-
Mas posiadaja tylko przywilej slo
sowania tylko w prawyborach.
Kobiety, ktore zwyciezy}y swych
r:ez6w w tel politycznej kampa-
nii, mialy "a zasade ulepszcnia
mrnicyOa1ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
100000 NAFTY


Washington, rs lipca. Urzed-
nicy dcpartamentu marynarki O.
swiadczyli tn wczoraj, &c konfi-
skata 100000 galon6w naity opa-
lowej przez 6 amerykanskich tor
pcdowcow Fbyia wykonana po--
dug aktu Levera. Malta naleza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
REKRUTOWANIE ARM1I


Washington, ri lipca. Rckru-
towanie obywatcli do armii "a
zwyczai upada W porze letnic,
lecz W tym niesiacu zanotowano
wiclki postep W tel piracy. Adju-
tan generaEa Harris oznajmil, re
do 20 lipca - 1858 ochotnikdw
zaci2gneto sic do slulby wojsko-
wei, w miesiqcu czerwcu zas,
ll.ol7 zostalo przyjetycl> w SEE
regi arn,ii jest to najwieksza licz
ba jaka sic zapisa}a Cd czasu de-
mobilizacvi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

"A Town of Lake irotna ote.t.
mac ,,Dziennik W nastepujacych
miejscach.
clCHOWLAZ -
1912 80. Lincoln ul2R
kRUPOW1cz
ITS ~. 4e-aa uhcA
M~lELZYNSKI
I7i4 w. 4S-ma uliel.
STREJSMAN -.
tS00 LOOMS Utica
A2Lma III. ! Racine ave.
LOPACINSKI -
1868 Gross ave-
s. ITALIAN -
1Ol2 w. 6l-ts rl, Sk.ad rasEy.
WOJTKOWSKI :
<524 S. Ashland ave
HOCHNlAK
1915 w. I3-cis ulicA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

Ia do Associated Dir kompanll
w San Francisco. Crzednicy do
wodzili, re instrukcye zosta2y wy
dane co do skonfiskowania nafty
-. ma wypadek, gdyby kompa-
ME odm6wity wysiania nafty stc-
sownie do przcpisow aktu> Lc-
vera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
@ A~MERYKANSKI IA
PRASZA FOCHA MA
KONWENcYE.

Washington, % lipca. Mar
szalek Foch ! admiral Beatty 20
stana zaproszeni do wziecia u
dz7alu W krajowej konwehcyi A.
merykahskiego Legionu W Cle--
vciard Gnia p, Is, 80 wrzeSnia.
Franklin d'Olier. krajowy ko--
mcndant. w listaci swvch do Sc
kretarza stahu Colbv'ego, amba-
sadora Geddes'a i Jusserand'a,
prosil, by wysfali zaproszcnia o.
bu dygnitarzom W imicniu Le-
eionu.
z KRAJoWYCH RAMPANT.
Dayton, Ohio, % lipca. Scna-
tor Pomerene z Ohio, de1nokra-
ia, z1ozy' wizyte grbernatorowi
Cox'owi " jego rezydencyi
,.Trailsend' i powiedziai mu, &c
z2da cd niego wlaSciwej inwesty
gacyi frrnduszow. przeznaczonych
ia celc Rampant. P~owiedzial talk
re gubernatorowi, &c nieomal
wszystkie zachodnie Stany po--
pieraja jego kandydature.
Marion, Ohio, % lipca. VIM
W'rigley Ir. z Chicago i A. D.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

asker. naczelnik wielkiej agen-
cyi Lord and Thomas advertis-
ing agency" ziozyli wizyte sena-
torowi Harding'owi i przyobieca-
ii mu wiclka kampanie ogioszenio
Wa. Naczelne taslo partyi repuPli
kahskiej zlozonc bedzie z IL slow
N D
R 2s oSoB.
Eagle Pass, Tex, IS ipca. -
Stosownie do raportow, otrzyma-
nych z kol meksykahskich wczo-
raj 20 po}udniu, % kobiet i wszy
Soy policyanci W Sabinas, Goa
hula zostali wymordowani przez
bandyt6w pod naczelnlctweun
Pancho Will.
'ZNoW WSTRZASNIEN1E w
LOS ANGELES.
Los Angeles, 2s lipca. Lekkie
wstrzasnienie zieni dafo sic 3D.
cue tn wczoraj o godzinie 1902
rano. Zadne szkody wieksze ME
zostaty raportowane.
Ostatui telegram otrzymany
wczoraj wieczorem z Los Ange-
les oznajmia re wczoraj Pc po-
iudniu O godzi'-ie I:SO znow da-
10 sic odczut kr6tko-trwa}e trze-
s;enie zicmi.
KRoTKIE TELEGRAMY.
Washington, % lipca' Powie-
TRINA siuzba pocztowa z Move
90 Yorku do San Francisco ma
rozpoczqG kursowanie W pierw-
Sym tygodniu miesiaca wrzesnia
TAX oznajmii asystent g~eneralne-
90 poczmistrza. Praeger.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
Atlanta, Ga, % hpca. Senator

NIAoAAAo} No) ~ Nf
Stan6w Zjedn.. Hoke Smith,. O.
Swiadczyi tn wczoraj, re jest kan
dydatem do reelekcyi. Senator
Smith zaznaczyl, re zgadza sic
caskowicie z dcmokratycna plat
lorna nadct,odzacej Rampant /
ma ptzeczucic. &c partya demo-
kratyczna wyjdzie zwyciezko,
Dixon. H., 70 lipca. Wczoraj
od5y}y sic specyalne wyboryi W
kt6rych dwu sedzi6w zostato, IVY
branych, dla l5go dystryktu So
dowego, Harry Edwards z Dixon
i Franklin J. Stransky Z Saran-
ma - obaj re~publikanie'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
zE STRAJKU RoBOTNIKoW


Nowy York, 20 lipca. Jeden
robotnik zostaly zabity wystrza-
lem z rewolwcru przez p~olicyan-
Ia. a cztercch zosta{o areSztowa--
rych wczoraj, jake wynik ..rcj-
du" ma skIad iuter a. !. Aomar-
rcw'a, przez strajkujqcych tn TO-
botnikow fabryk wyrobow futrza
rych. Strawberry niemiiosie.n;e
obili wiaSciciela skiadu poc7em
wsiedIi do AUTOMOBILE, chcac
zb;edz, gdy policyant kilkakro--
ME strzelil do Mich. kiadac tru-
rom ied,cuo p Straikip-6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
.OBIECY BALLOT w x

Jewett, Tex, Fl lipca. Gallo :
kobiecy tykict zoStai wybrany do
urzed6w miejskich W Tel micj--
scowosci, przcz g'osy obywateli.
" kampanii piet kobiet, nomo
cbranych czionkii do rady mie;;-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

phaus' Court, the pcrtinency Of thot
proceeding might also be injured into
ana reported on" the Mayor wrote.
1T is clear that this valuable eo,lec
tion OF Philadelphia's great lawyer was
intended BY him to be placed or, public
view at the earliest opportunity. The
continued storage Of the pictures il GER
tainly not beneficial to them, and tho
exhibition OF few at Memorial Hail
Is certainly not satisfying to the public,
Meanwhile, sthe city has been M
great expense in the payment Of ta.es
for storage and insurance charges and
Tor maintenance due to the failure of the
johnson estate income to adeouately
meet these expenses.
1T will take several years. I bonc
not more than three, to complete Tho
great art gallery which Is being reared
upon the hill at the entrance to Fair
mount Park, and which, Il In hoped !
shall attract the connoisseurs Of the
world. This gallery, 1t is believed, can
readily accommodate the johnson mic :
lures In n wing or annex, satisfactory
to the expressed wishes Of Mr.. John
son to separately house his collection
thus making It unnecessary aud mad ,
visaole 10 erect a separate building for
this special purpose Il it be not decided
TO use the johnson homestead on South
Bread street as indicated in the codieil.
shall the pictures be taken from,
storage. be restored and placed upon ex :
hibitionY IL So. how best shall this be
undertaken, with whom does the nm I.
thority rest, where shall the pictures bc
placed so that the public may see them
and in what measures shall the cost oi
maintenance be bornei' ......} q. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

Mrs, Nora Sharp Bovine, principal
Of the Central Grammar School, of
Vineland, sat at her desk today equip
ped with two strong and very brand new
convictions. Women serving on juries
are not going TO make use Of that gift
of the gods, a womap's intuition. Sec
ondly, they are not going to weigh the
affairs Of mankind with that noted sixth
sense Of femininity--its soft heart. e..
To summarize No mere gentlemen
Judge is ever going to shrug his judicial
shoulders and say well, you know how
women are ]"
Mrs. Bovine is in position to speak
IL was her honor yesterday to head the
arst woman jury OF south Jersey. and
her "jurymen" handed down a decisive
no two ways -about-it verdict that
was a source Of admiration and surprise
to Justice II. B. Dewitt. who presided.
The case was claim filed by the
Tryon Shoe Co., of Philadelphia, against
Harry Heron, a dealer in Vineland, who
refused to- accept a shipment Of shoes
After celebrating an hour and a half
the jury returned a mo cause for ac-
ton" verdict.
at was all a very buinesslike af-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
PUBLIC MAY VIEW
Johnson PICTURES
Mayor Asks Committee to Sug-
gsst Plan to Show Art
Collection

The famous paintings in the collec.
Mon of the late John G.. johnson may
soon be placed on view where Philadei.
rbisns will have an opportunity to see
them, II suggestion made by Mayor
Moore is carried out.
This suggestion Is contained in a let 4
,.r ia Alba h. johnson, chairman OF a
somfoittee named some time ago by the
sIayor to look into the entire matter Of
he Johnson art collection. Other mem
MRS of the committee are Mrs. II, s.
prsntiss Nichols, Edward w. Box,
iobu Hampton Barnes and Col. John
In his letter, the Mayor requests the
committee to make complete and com,
nrchsnsive study Of all questions con,
psrted with the. johnson pictures and
tn 90 thoroughly into the various pro-
visions OF the lawyers will In which he
made the bequest Of his collection to the
city.
,r,y on South Broad street, which he
indcated in the codicil to his will might
serve as a museum in which the pic
% wres could be housed and maintained,
Is the subject Of an inquiry In the Or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
WOMEN USED COMMON SENSE,
NOT INTUITION, ON ". J. JURY
Principal Of VineIand School Says Finding Of Terdic, Vas
"Very, Very Business-Lite Affair"

fair" Mrs. Bovine explained today.
''and the women weren't guided by any :
thing but commonsense reasoning. They
did not have to cali on their "softheart.
edness" or woman's intuition. They
went at the task just as any man might.
Personally" the head "juryman''
continued, IT was not embarrassed In
the courtroom, and / liked the expert /.
ence."
Mrs. Joseph Morris, member of the
Board of Education in Vineland. was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

ant. $500; engineer. s2350; tillermsn.
S2350: fremen, $230O; driver, 5000 !;
hosemen and laddermen, frst year.
$4,000, thereafter $4,000, and operator
(fre dispatcher), $1,000.
A resolution was passed 70 send a
communication TO the Mayor and Direc-
tor of Public Safety Cortelyou asking
permission for representatives of va
rious business and civic organizations
10 appear before Council TO present
Meas for increased fremen's salaries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
Accused Of $40 Theft

Robert wilbowe. Ellsworth street
near Twentieth, was held in $500 bail
BY Magistrate Dougherty today, charged
with the theft of $40 from the home OF
Floyd Williams, 1911 South Dorrance
street. 1t is alleged that he broke in
a back window Of the Williams home
and escaped with the money after q
chase.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

Religious Teachers School Open
The philadelphia training school for
religious teachers held its first meet
ing last night in the Witherspoon
Building. Nine classes were formed,
among them being a special class for
pastors and superintendents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20
FIREMEN UPHOLD PAY SCALE
Agree Not to Substitute Mayors
Rise Schedule for Own

Rise Schedule for Own
A a special meeting Of City Firemen's
Union, No. 22, last night, In Veteran
Firemen's Hall, s08 North Tenth
street, it was decided not to substitute
the Mayors wage increase schedule in
favor OF the scale of increased salaries
requested by the 6remen.
II was unanimously agreed TO work
in harmony with the Mayor in his rec
ommendation to Council for an increase
In firemen's salaries, but requested that
the wage scale increase stand as fol-
lows.
Chief. $4,000; deputy, 5000 battalion
chief, $3400; captain. $2700; lieuten-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

We say candidly that, aside from the Twin Six,
the Single Six is the most highly perfected
mechanical unit the automotive industry has
ever seen. Its records of efficiency would be
almost unbelievable if they were not signed by
Packard.
The figures below, furnished to us by the Packard
factory, indicate its possibilities. But--you must
see the and ride in it to appreciate it. Let
us give you demonstration in the new touring
car-just arrived-no obligation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-20

The long-expected Packard lightweight cara
tribute to the Packard name.
It is Packard in quality and in appearance
withoutecompromise- radically new standard
in the medium price field.
letter from the Packard Company says: "Our
determination to serve a larger class without
sacrificing Packard principles has, after five
years of intensive work, resulted in the Single
Ska car worthy of Packard traditions"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

Cleans the cylinders with out laying up your car. ;; Gives the motor new life and pep-takes out carbon knocks. No trouble, just a few drops in spark plug holes.
 Ia- pt. Pt. ct.
 75c $1.15 $1.90
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03

of a wine color is used in it's interior decoration.
 The glass windows may be raised or lowered by the slightest touch of lever. The car is now on the display floor of the Ferguson -KeeIer company.
 Japan has doubled her imports of Canadian whisky since 1914.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-03
closed car sales.

closed ear sales.
 The oldsmobile sedan, as pictured above, is built on the Oldsmobile 8 chassis. It provides ample room for seven passengers in comfort. Every convenience is included in it's equip ment and finish from nickle trimmings to the electric heater and ventilating system. Deep. luxurious upholstering