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Evening journal., 1920-06-29
COCA COLA HEARING
ENDS THIS AFTERNOON

The hearing in the injunction suit
in the United States District Court for
Welaware. brought by the Ooca-Cola
Bottling companies. will be termln-
Ting Company, both Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, against the Coca-Cola Com
pany, a Delaware corporation, re-
straining the latter company from
terminating its contract with the
b0ttling companies, vii lbe termin-
a,ed this afternoon, Judge Morris hav-
ing fixed the hour for adjournment at
4 o'clock.
ArglIment was resumed this morn
ing for the defense by w. d. Thom-
son, OF Atlanta, Ca, and he was fol-
followed by W. 6. Hilles Of this city.
The closing argument will be made
this afternoon by Herbert II. Ward,
OF this city, for the plaintiffs.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
ALTREp p. sCOTT DEAN.

Alfred p So0tL, son Of the late Rev.
Alfred T Scott. died suddenly at his
home in Rehoboth Beach, last eve
ming. Mr.. Scott had been an invalid
for a number Of years.
He Is survived by four brothers and
two sisters. they being William L.
Scott, Henry p. Scott, Harlan G. Scott
ana Charles A. Scott and Mrs. w. B.
Foster and Mrs. w. ]. r. Hill.
The funeral services viii be held in
the chapel OF Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery at $50 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. Interment viii be
made in Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
PREACHERS WIN BALL GAME.

BasebaII players represeniIng the
Methodist Preachers Association de-
feated a team Of youths from Made
ley NJ r. Church at Eden Park yes
terday afternoon by the score Of ~ TO
Revs. L. w. Broadway, q. Z. James,
Zach Wells and z. G. Collins. The
Rev RAYMOND w. Cooke was catcher
The game was the feature OF the
annual outing Of the association.
The outing was attended by about
forty-flve ministers and their wives.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Madeley
NJ r. Church served dinner.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
CITY BALL PLAYERS
TO MEET COUNTY

The following announcement was
posted in The city end OF the Public
Building. this morning, which would
indicate that the city clerks are get
ting ready TO accept tbs challenge re-
Gently issued by the County employees
10 either pla yball or quit talking:
"All City Employees interested IN
baseball are rlquesed TO meet al
Fourth and Church street ball ground
at 8 5d5 O'Clock this afternoon FOR
practice and recreation. lf the City
Is 10 present a team TO play the
County men, plenty OF Interest must
be shown.
Therefore. all City Employees are In
vited Tuesday evening"
Go. T. Lyon, Manager City Bal
naam.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
CORONER DOESN'T KNOW
OF FATAL ACCIDENT

Albert Munson, Negro, aged 30
years, OF Christiana, was injured by
the oavlng in OF a bank in the base
ment OF fi6 Market street. and died in
Delaware Hospital on June 22. No
notice OF his death, however, had been
received from the hospital authorities
by Coroner Bullock up 10 noon today.
The coroner said this afternoon that
he proposes TO investigate the failure
on the part Of the hospital to comply
with the law In such cases.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
MOTOR 'CUT-OUTS
HALT COURT CASES

Considerable annoyance has been
caused In Municipal Court daily by
the running Of automobiles with the
mufflers cut out. The nuisance has
become so disturbing that Captain
Kelleher has detailed an officer to see
that automobiles passing near Tenth
and French streets do not use their
"cut-Outs"
Proceedings in court were almost
disrupted for awaile this morning
when an engine OF a car at a garage
nearby was being run at a furious
rate.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
FIVE KILLED WHEN
HOUSE C0LLAPSES

BUFFALO. y. Y, June % Omitted
Press s)-Five persons were killed and
ten seriously injured today when a
f0ur-story rComing house at &c Main
street collapsed, burying between 70
and so persons.
One man was killed instantly ana
four others died at the Columbus
hospital.
An explosion was reported to have
caused thC building 10 fall.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
ASSIST IN GmLS' PLEASURES

Miss Maud =. -mIW OF NOW l0rk
City has been assigned TO Community
Service work I'm this city by the nat
iOnal organization 10 assist Miss
Frances l.. Range who Is In charge Of
the girls work. Miss Range IS or
ganizing many social diversions
among girls employed In the stores
Offices and industrial plants OF the
city. A picnic under the supervis-
ion OF the Community Service was
held for girl employees Of the kresgo
store yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
mss MANY LEA DIES.

Miss Mary Lea died at her home
1901 Market street. last night. She
had been an invalid for some time.
THE deceased was a daughter OF the
late William Lea who was president
OF the William Lea and Sons Com
many. now the Lea Milling Company.
She was a member OF St. Andrews
.p. Il. Church. The funeral WIFI take
place on Thursday morning from her
late home. lnierment viii be private.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
BOYCE FINED AND
ALSO LOSES LICENSE

William A. Boyce, who was driv-
ing the automobile that ran down
and injured Mrs Rebecca Merritt, "a
years OF age, near Seventh and Market
streets. several days ago, was fined
$50 and costs for operating an auto
mobile while intoxicated by Deputy
Judge Finger in Municipal Court this
morning. Conviction on this charge
carries with IL the revocation Of the
defendants license.
Boyce was dismissed on a charge
Of assault and battery on Mrs Mer-
rift.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
IL APPLICANTS FOR
JOBS AS SPATR0LMEN

Indications now point 10 a speedy
building up OF the police force said
Chief OF Police Black this morning.
with the number Of applications
we are receiving we ought 10 be able
TO secure some good men,"
Twelve applications have been nled
this morning. and Chief Black said
that ne expects more by the time the
Board OF Police Commissioners meet
| this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
DIsLIkFS FFNCF.

CINCINNATI, June 29-Greasy Neale
doesn't like 10 play the right fleld at
Philadelphia. The fence Is close IN
and It Is dlflcult for him 20 gauge
rebound hits that nick The wall
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
FISHER POST SnCIAIs

John l.. Fisher Naval Post. No. Is
american Legion, is planning a series
of summer social affairs. Prelimi-
harry arrangements were made at a
smoker held last night. s. Frank
Ayers sang solos and led in chorus
singing.
on July 70 State medals win be
presented 90 members OF the post
delegates also win be elected 10 the
State convention.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
nETuRNs IRON MOBILE.

II. c. Mehafly, Jr.. deputy clerk OF
the United states District Court. re-
turned last night from Mobile, Ala
bama. where he has been spending
a few days. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Mehaffy and children who viii
spend some time with her parents In
that city
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
GOVERNMENT LOSES LIQUOR CASE

Failure Of the F0Vernment % provo
venire. led 10 the dismissal OF Henry
Rosenberg. Robert Rosenberg and
Claude Thiel. accused Of illegally
appeared for the men. The govern
.ment failed to prove that the men
were caught with the liquor In Della
ware. The men are New Workers. New
warrants may be issued for their ar
rest.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
RIIRNEn nv Acn

James Nickels. 2i years old, 50i Lo-
Gust street, a laborer employed at The
plant OF the Pyrites Company, Ltd.
Christiana avenue, was scverly burn
ed on both feet and ankles by tho
spnling OF a pot Of acid He was
taken TO the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
GIRLs HrRT N AUTO sMAsH.

Two young women. whose names
were unobtalnable. are said 10 hav
been injured in an automobile COLI
sion last evening. between a Dodge and
IAN Overland car. The collision oc-
CURED on the Silverside road.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
NTR. ROTHSCmLD IMPROVES

Albert ROthschild, 1910 bouleNHu'
who was stricken with paralysis,
Sunday evening, while seated in
Brandywine Park. is reported slight
~ improved tOdav Dr. willard
Springer, the attending physician,
said this morning that Mr.. Roths-
child would recover.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
MERCHANTS RUsH ron LICENSES

Persons taking out mercantile licen-
ses kept the Ofloe force OF John L.
Wright. clerk OF the peace. extremely
busy this morning. Tomorrow Is the
last day for obtaining licenses without
penalty. HI
More than 200 licenses were issued
by the ONCE yesterday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
HURTS DOYLE.

NEW YORK. June 29.-Larry Doyle,
Giant second baseman, Is being made
a target by a small percentage Of the
Polo Ground fans. His sensitive ma
ture recoils from harsh words.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
II. b. EATON OPERATED on.

Harry B Eaton. 23iO Boulevard. was
successfully operated on az the PLY
sicians' and Surgeons Hospital this
morning FOR appendicitis. Mr.. Eaton
has been suffering for several weeks
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
TTACHFRe7 CHECKS RFADY.

City Treasurer Banks announces
mat any Of the school teachers who
have failed 10 obtain their pay checks
may secure them by calling at the
freasurer's office in the Public Build
ng.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
CpOKFS RAFTING

CLEVELAND, June 29.-Tris Speak
er's batting average has improved with
his new role OF managing the Indians.
The Texan has a double purpose in
driving in runs and he's doing IT,
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
RTPATRTNC ROCFRS moan

Repairing OF the New Castle road
fom Eden Park 10 Rogers road was
tiarted yesterday. The work on the
Road, which has been in exceedingly
poor condition, will require about
hree weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29
REJECT RONn BID

Eldrege and Company OF Now York,
were the sole bidders FOR the $4,000
bond issue for reconstruction OF the
old B. and q. bridge The company's
bid. OF S5p,32026, however, was r.
iected.
Evening journal., 1920-06-29

The Want Ads will help you to help
yourself.-Adv.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
May TAKE AGENCY
FOR PACKARD CAR
Main Motor Company Consid-
ering Sales Agency for This
Noted American Auto

In all probability the Main Motor
Company will handle the famous
Packard car in this and surrounding
parishes. Oslo Bordelon, hustling
proprietor of the Main Motor Com
pany, admitted that he was consid-
ering taking the agency, and said
further that a representative of the
Packard company had spent several
days in this city with him.
The Main Motor Company has been
successfully handling the Studebak-
er line for the past year. Recently
it took over the agency of the bort
cars and has planted number of
these pretty medium-priced cars in
this and Evangeline parishes. With
the addition of the Packard line to
ais agency, Mr. Bordelon believes
that he will have cars to suit the mo-
trorists of this parish, those who are
seeking a car within the range of the
cheap the medium priced and the
higher-value cars.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
MRS, ANDTNC IS
GOING TO BIG MEET
Opelousas Lady Appointed Del
egate from State to National
Road Meeting Next Month

Governor Ruffin G. Pleasant has
appointed Mrs. A. A. Anding of this
city as a delegate to the annual meet
ing of the American Good Roads as
ISOLATION, at Little Rock, Arkansas,
April 1918. Mrs. Anding stated to
Star-Progress representative that
she intended to make the trip.
The Opelousas delegate has been
interested in good roads and other
public improvement measures for
many years. She has been identified
with the suffrage movement in this
state and is looked upon as one of the
leading suffragists in Southwest Lou
isiana.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27

The price brought was said to be very
favorable, considering the depressed
value of stocks and bonds in the last
month.
The Bayou Plaquemine and Mallet
Drainage District is the Oldest dis
tricts of its kind in the parish. Three
times the taxpayers have voted fav-
orably on the tax. The first time,
however, there was not sufficient
funds voted to complete the work,
and technicalities prevented the sale
of the bonds at the second election.
No danger of the bonds being inval-
id is entertained by the commission
ers and as sufficient funds are now
available it is expected that the work
of draining one of the most fertile
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
RENE "BLACK"
BUYS FINE PLACE
St. Landry's Next Assessor Pur'
chases Model Farm from
Sheriff D. M. Fontenot

Rene BLACK" Fontenot, who was
recently elected assessor of St. Ian
dry and who will take his office next
January, has purchased the model
and up-to-date farm of Sheriff D.
NJ. Fontenot, on the Washington
road. He will move into his new
home some time during next fall.
Mr.. Fontenot has sold his Grand
Prairie farm and now that ne viii
move near Opelousas, he expects 20
be a full-fledged resident OF TINS sec
ton of the parish. His new home is
one of the finest country reldences
in the first ward, ideally located on
tract of land of more than eighty ar
penis.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
DIRECTORS:

e. B. DUBUISSON,
CHAS. F. BOAGNI,
R. LeBOURGEOIS,
ROBERT SANDOZ,
A. LEON DUPRE.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27

distress and injury to the animal, and,
in consequence, a saving in the per-
Torrance of its work. A collar &c
fit well, and allow the most perfect
freedom to the animal, should have
an even bearing on the shoulders;
deep enough below to avoid pressure
on the windpipe and the blood YES
sells of the neck; without pinching
from side to side; and the names
should not be attached too near the
point of the shoulder.-Dr w. H..
Dalrymple.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
Editor Offers Dollar
For Best News Item

Offering one dollar each week for
the best news item, may or may not
be the best way to get local news for
publication; but it is being tried out
by the editor of the Kentwood (La.)
Commercial. This experiment will
doubtless be watched with interest by
editors of other country weeklies.
Let us have an account of the re-
suits of this experiment, Mr.. De-
Coux.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
sections of St. Landry will be rushed
to a successful complexion.
" A N 7 Ed

Man or lady in Opelousas, well
acquainted with business con-
Germs, to represent the LOUIS
lana BUSINESS DIRECT
DRY. Good pay. Steady. Re-
DIV at once. HALE & COM
PANY, 2O3 Godchaux Building,
New Orleans, La. mch6-4t
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
LIVE STOCK SANITATION

The proper fitting Of collar for
draft purposes is one Of the most i'm
portant points to be observed Ill
gearing, and, when carefully adjust
ed. is the saving of a great deal OF
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-03-27
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
SELLS ITS BONDS
Slayton & Co. Awarded Bonds
of Bayou PIaquemine and
Mallet District Friday

The bonds of the Bayou Plaquemine
and Mallet Drainage District were
sold to Slayton & Company, bond
buyers Of Toledo. Ohio, on Friday.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
Will JDTTNER BRAY ABOUT These THINGS?
WHO'S WHO
Backers Of Dixon and Republican Ticket

lFrom Gay the Daily Bulletin viii print IL this column
individuals
so ts assisting the silver and The
ao their suffrage worthy q their Moy II ,hs
deals With period after America entered The world IN which
1900 totally ncapaated for while the time
there approximately mlonaes In this
c0nntFyJ
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
CAbLE: WIDOW OF
MACSWE:E:NEY
SYMPATHY
Meeting at Hibernia Hall
Hears Description of the
Struggle Through Which
Lord Mayor Passed.

Resolutions OF coincidence and
sympathy We're adopted at mass
meeting in Hibernia hall last night
and ordered cabled to Mrs. Terence
MacSweeney, widow of the martyred
lord mayor Of Cork. who succumbed
in Brixton prison, England, after a
hunger strike lasting nearly IA
days.
The mass meeting was held under
the auspices Of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians and the Ladies'
auxiliary. District Judge jeremiah
j. Lynch presided. The Rev. Father
M. OD. Barry was the speaker Of
the evening. Dan T. Malloy, Joseph
McCaffery, Father O'shea and others
all made brief addresses in which
the heroism and patriotism dis
played by Macsweeney were referred
to-.
The cablegram sent to Mrs. Mac
Sweeney is as follows:
Mrs. Terence MacSweeney, Cork
City, Ireland. The people of Butte,
Mont, sympathize with you in your
bereavement. So long as IRELAND
produces men like your husband the
cause is safe. Beannacht Is de lie
5n'anam" I'D
+ The last sentence in the cable
gram is blessing upon the soul OF
the n1artyred MacSWeeney, in Gaelic
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
AC.M. Republican Candidate
for County, Attorney Dodges
the Question of Restitution
ATTENTION, MR.. JUTTNE7!


You candidate for county attorney the republican
ticket You come out IN signed statement in democratic
newspapers admitting your guilt Of the criminal charges
you have made restitution. 'S
In connection with your criminal in Wchuan, as
published II the BuIetin you and refute the
record You simply "is old stuff and ask If the people
Of Silver BoW county "te Bulletin Silver
Bow county with criminal record in Michigan.
Mr. Juttner, we have been lenen with you know
things about your Butte history which than queer and
publish them and make good but present 40 not
think it necessary do like to take the task expos
ing the crcehednes and crimes Of human who is o the fra
the fraiest; you running ticket which composed
mostly Of crooks, of whom, according knowledge and
Judgment, you the crookedest.
You dead issue far the Of Silver Bow
ty concerned; far the Bulletin concerned hold
in contempt, contempt, however, which is nothing
compared to the pity feel for who has sunk low and
seeks to justify his criminal record.
You have dared since Sept 29 1905, to show youl
face in Nenomnee, ic where born but you
running for public office here, and opposing you be-
and it this Of duty which mpes you:
|$2850o according the circuit enomnee, Mich?
Have you made restitution to DR.. H the dentist?
Have you made restitution to Attorney j. A. Poore
ber of the executive committee Of the republican party whom
accused Of the commission crime in stealing and fall
styling court records?
Mr. Juner you have explained nothng cannot justify
your conducts we dismiss the good citizens of Silver
Bow county will dismiss you November z.
In the friendliest spirit which your conduct will permit u.s.
advise to shu the light, seek the shady and
traverse the alleys.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
CROWD STANDS IN
OPEN To HEAR
SPEAKERS
BY Light of Huge Bonfire
Democratic County Can
didates Address Meeting
in Silver Bow Park.

BY the light Of huge bonfire, q
crowd Of more than 500 people as
sembled in the open at Silver Bow
park last night to hear speeches by
various candidates on the democratic
county ticket. simultaneously, the
republicans attempted mass meet
ing about two blacks away at which
there were nearly SO people present
in tho audience.
Among the candidates On the
democratic ticket who spoke were
Attorney Louis Donovan, candidate
for district judge; Larry Duggan,
candidate for sheriff; Jeff Driscoll,
candidate for clerk of the district
court, and J. II. Driscoll, candidate
for the legislature. All Of the other
candidates on the democratic county
ticket were introduced to the audi.
ence.
Despite the chilly weather and a
cool breeze which blew across the
park, the audience of more than half
a thousand stayed to the end of the
program, which lasted for about two
hours. The affair was one of the
most enthusiastic and largest demo
cratic rallies held in the district
campaign
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
Emergency Conference at
Washington Hears That
Workers Cause rs in
Common With Farmers.
COUNCIL DEMANDS PUBLIC
| OWNERSHIP l|l|l: ;l|| OF RAILROADS
Direct Marketing, Abolition
Of Land Speculation, and
Taxes on War Profits and
Incomes Demanded.
pccial Federated Press Wire.1

Especial Federated Press Wire.1
Washington, Oct. 28.-Frank
Morrison, secretary OF the American
Federation Or Labor, and William
Johnston, president Of the Interna-
tionai associations, iii the saeond
emergency conference on farm credit
here today, declared organized labor
has common cause with the farmers
In preventing the ruin of the pro
ducers through any shutting off OF
credit.
Demands made by Georgia cotton
growers and Utah beet growers that
President Wilson remove Secretary
of the Treasurer Houston, were the
subject Of favorable comment before
the session began.
The Farmers National council
issued a statement TO the conference
calling for cheap and available credit
to farmers, public ownership and
democratic operation OF transporta-
tion, direct marketing, abolition OF
land speculation, control OF the
packers, drastic taxes on estates, in
comes and war profits and public
Developments of 1tntural resources.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
Expected Hostile Demon !
strations Fail to Occur as
Vast Crowds Greet Flu
neral Procession.
MRS. N|AcsN|tEN[Y BREAKS
down VI UNDER [ ] | \ [ D| | HEAVY Ny GRIEF ! t !
Long Vigil at Martyred
Husbands Bedside and
Since His Death Proves
Too Much for Widow.
( Especial United Press Wire !

II London, Oct s g. The strike over
the governments policies momentari-
ly was stilled today while the soul
of Terence MacSweeney was con-
signed to tha care Of his Maker.
sornber thousands knelt III st,
Georges cathedral while the arch
bishop and assistant bishops intoned
the solemn ritual.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
WHEELER GREETED BY HUGE
CROWD OF ENTHUSIASTS
AT MEETING IN deer LODGE

prominent in business, industrial,
labor and agricultural circles.
Frequently durin= the course of
Mr.. Wheeler's clear exposition of
his aims in event of election, he
was interrupted by prolonged cheer
ing, and every sally he made at his
opponent on the republican ticket
and the nondescript Senator Myers
was received with a burst Of laugh
ter and applause.
1t was evident from the size of
the meeting. the character Of the
audience and the reception accord
ed the speaker that Mr.. Wheeler is
becoming increasingly popular i'll
this county and will poll a tremen-
dous vote over and above that ac-
nnrlpH Dixon
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
MENOFF BEATSIT
WITH GOLD WHEN
ARMY GONE

(Russian Radiogram to the FEEDER
ated Press and London Herald.)
Moscow via Cilristiana and
London. 1.-The president Of tho
Far East republic announces
the destruction at Chika Of the
army Of General semenoff, tho
reactiOnary leader who an
nosinced allegiance to General
Wrangcl. Senlenoff fled in an
airplane with the remnant OF
gold left by the fate Admiral
Kolchak, one OF the white hopes
OF the allies.
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
THE WEATHER
The flying squadron of the "Hom,

The flying squadron of the "HOme
Guards" held a poorly attended
meeting in the vicinity of Lake
Avoca last evening. Before the
meeting was over, however. the rear
guard, composed of some of the
membership from the Sixth floor,
arrived on the secene in sevral auto
mobiles.
The meeting was for ladies only
and was addressed by Spiritual Ad-
visers Handy Tom, Davis, John V.
Dwyer, counsel for the A. c. M,
and Bart l.. Monahan: also by Miss
Mollie Jackson, principal of one of
the schools. Miss jackson so alarm
ed one of here hearers that she
thought the schools were going to
be discontinued if B. X. Wheeler
was elected, although lit happens
The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-10-28
Do You Want This One2

WILLIAM E. CARROLL, candidate for judge the repub-
proflteers' ticket-ls said to the NJ c. A.
scrpon to its building fund, which he refuses to pay y
doesn't George Short this nongre candidates Y
candidates?