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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
RIVER YACHlSMEN
HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
Wilmington Well Represented at
Banquet in Philadelphia,
Last Night

Wilmington was we'll represented at
the annual dinner of the Delaware River
yacbtsmen at the New Bingham Hotel,
Philadelphia, last night. The dinner was
the second given under the auspices OF the
Delaware River Yacht Racing Associa-
tion, but actually it was function of the
combined yachting interests on the Della
ware, and including the ID. X. y. X. A.,
the Delaware River Yachtsrnen League.
About 200 persons were present. including
many members of the Wilmington Motor
boat Club, and Horace G.. Eastburn, an
officer of the local club, presided MS toast
master.
The guests of honor, most of whom
made appropriate speeches, were Mayor j.
Hampton Moore of Philadelphia, Mayor
Frederick W. Donnelly of Trenton, y. j.,
Col. Albert l.. Judson, president of the
American Power Boat Association, As
sistant United States Engineer George
W. I. Miller of Wilmington. Lieut.. X. B.
Clark, U. :. N, and Commodore Charles
Lagen. Music was furnished by the
Original Six Orchestra of Wilmington,
which gave a good account of itself
The dinner was one of the most IN
teresting social functions ever held by the
river yachtsrnen and it went great way
toward cementing the friendly relations
existing between the several aquatic or
ganizations In this territory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
TICK-TACK-TO' A
LIVELY OFFERING
Lots of Youth, Song and Action in
Current Playhouse At
traction.

The current offering at The Playhouse
IL entitled Tick -rack-Toe, with ths
subtitle of .m,isical outburst' Nc
quarrel can be had with the latter epithet
but the former is subject to qualification
Youthful exibcrance is evidenced through"
out; nothing less could carry the people
through the downright hard work OF the
numerous costume changes, dances and
stage evolutions.
Such plot AS there is il furnished by
the Scenario" which serves to bill out
two full pages Of the house prograIn with
turnover" on the third. This reveals
Herman Timberg in the Protean role OF
producer, dialogue and lyrical author, and
songsmith, besides assuming hall dozen
parts during the dozen episodes that are
listed in the two acts. That he possesses
q sense Of humor is evidenced by his
willingness TO make the vicissitudes of
the lives Of player folk and their ''busi-
ness" the object OF raillery from various
angles, with various digs at those, other
than himself, who would criticise them.
The result falls into the classification
Of burlesque, with vaudeville spccialties.
The "ponies" are very personable and the
specialists clever
OF these, Flo Davis il, perhaps, the best
known to the footliphts and sustains
her reputation for soubrette parts, wear
ing some very chic costumes incidentally.
The chorines. in the Manicure Maids"
number, passed down the aisles and
among the audience, so as to make all
feel perfectly at home, and all that sort
of thing.
There will be a matinee and an evening
performance today and tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28

downs, it's successes and its failures, proves
70 he the general theme Of Harry T..
Morcys picture, "f'hc Birth of Soul =
which is the Rialtos attraction today.
Mr.. Morcy has an unusual amount ri work
attached To his position IN the cast His
IL dual role
>. ". KHRRfeAs At THE SAVOY.
Live Sparks" starring J. Warren
Kcrrigan and superb cast will have its
last showing Mt the Savoy Theatre today.
An outstanding feature Of this splendid
comedy drama IL the work of the two
wcli-known character artists, Roy Laid
law and John Stepping These PLAYERS
enjoy wide reputation and have figured
in long line of screen Successes, but their
performance IN this production totally
cclipses anything they have done hereto
fore.
EIsIE JANIS AT THE VICTORIA.
IL IL to the movies now that EIsie
Janis has taken her pep and personality.
and after two years without even q
glimpse Of her, we get our chance TO have
her with u, again this week at the Vic
toria Theatre in her first Selznick picture.
"a Regular Girl" The added attraction Is
Sunshine comedy entitled "Dabbling in
Society"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
SEEK NON-PARTISAN OFFICIAL.
Hagerstown, Citizens Want to Eliminate
Politics From Municipal Affairs.

Hagerstown Md, Jan. 2S.-At meet
ing last night of the nonpartisan citizens
committee, organized to eliminate parti-
san politics from the city government of
agerst0wn-resolutions were adopted adj
vocating the nomination of candidates for
Mayor and City Corncilmen who aban-
don party politics and give a business adj
ministration.
Major Joseph c. Byron, who presided.
stated that the administration of city
government was business proposition,
like operating a railroad or running the
Standard Oil Company. He predicted
that Herbert Hoover would be a promi-
nent figure in tho Presidential campaign
for the reason that the people are do
manding business-like administration
of municipal, State and national gov
efnment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
FASHION DISPLAY.
Mack Sennett's Bathing Girls Give
Exhibition From Store of r.
Topkis' Sons.

Mack Sennett's Bathing beauties
charmed a crowded house at the Queen
last night, when they showed a display
of spring fashions from the store OF r.
Topkis Sons The revue was particularly
interesting and the classy gowns were
shown at fine advantage by the graceful
Sennett Comedy girls.
Most of the gowns shown were in the
darker colors and to all appearances were
comparatively plain. Another feature
noticed about the gowns was that most
were of tight-ftting effect as we'll as
being rather short.
The stage was attractively decorated
with gowns and other wearing apparel
from the Topkis store and the innovation
was received with much interest by the
show-goers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
SALESIANUM S VS.. BEACON ALUMNI.

The Beacon Business College basket
ball team is hopelessIy crippled on ac-
count of the illness Of three of its star
players, and has cancelled its game which
was scheduled for this evening with the
local Salesianun Catholic High School
aggregation. In order that the fans may
not be disappointed, Salesiamlm has
arranged for game with the Alumni
of the same institution at the st. Pat
rick's gym tonight, at $50 o'clock.
This will be the second contest between
the Alumni and the undergraduates this
season, the first game ending 80 TO 27 in
favor Of the younger boys. Thomas Null
rooney is coaching the older boys and
promises TO give the Gold and White five
a hard run to win.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
NOTICE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CONSUMERS

Gas service will be discontinued to New
Castle and South Wilmington between the
hours OF 6 a. m- and $50 a. m, Sunday.
February /.
All customers In those districts are
requested to turn off all burners and leave
Oft until they are sure service has been re-
established
The interruption is necessitated by
changes due 10 the work of the State High
way Department
Wilmington Gas Company .-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
FARMERS: WOULD BAN RACING.
Cecil Club Also Urges More Stringent
Marriage Laws.

The Cecil Farmers Club OF Chesapeake
City, Md, has adopted resolutions which
will be forwarded to Senator Crothers and
Delegates Andrews, Squires and Benson,
urging them to support legislation that
viii eliminate race tracks in Maryland.
The farmers also ask them to support
the Eppler bill which has been introduced
in the General Assembly, requiring 90
hours residence, by non-residents, after
issuance of marriage license before the
marriage can take place. This county
has been for several years past Gretna
Green. More than 5000 marriages take
place at Elkton annually.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
BIG SHOW" AT Y. NJ. H. A.
Seven Vaudeville Acts Movies MinstreIs
etc. Make Tn Good PYoqram

For the first time in the local y NJ II
A.. history the Big Show is being gwen
This Is under the auspices of the Y. w H. A
Seven vaudeville acts are scheduled
including movies, acrobats, comedians,
musicians and a Pettieoat Minstrel.
A special announcer has been secured
who recently played End man in Frank
Iinny's minstrel show. The Big Show will
be followed by dancing, music being
furnished by labels Cabaret Orchestra
from Philadelphia
Special costumes and ball decorations.
more pretentious than ever before at
tempted by an association of this kind.
have been made. In the matter of money.
nothing so expensive has ever before been
thought of here.
Delegations from Philad elphia, Camden
Chester, and Norristown, have made reser-
vstions. This affair is open to the public
aud the show or any part Of it will be at
the disposal Of charitable organizations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
ROPER EXTENDS TIME.
Allows Till Feb. 10 for Filing Liquor In
yentories.

Washington, Jan. 2S-Commissioner
Roper, of the Bureau of Internal Revenue,
last night instructed internal revenue
collectors to continue, under certain con-
ditions, TO accept reports OF inventories
of liquor stocks until February 10 Time
for filing these reports originally expired
today but the bureau was unable TO pre-
pare all of the forms required
Mr.. Ropers instructions were that
where the liquor owner previously had
requested the forms and had not received
them he would be given until February
10 to comply with the law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
X. or q. BANQUET TONIGHT

Arrangement hmye been completed f.,
the knights of Columbus banquet which
IL 10 be rendered 20 l5J former seryiee
men of santa Mara Council No. IN
X. Of g., "a the diiisauy room ~ tte
Hotel du Pont ~ . clock tfgDgist
house, Tenth and West streets FRIDAY
evening by members u the club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
BOX SOCIAL AND DANCE.
Defnance Athletic Association Will En-
tertain Tomorrow Evening.

The Defiance Athletic Association will
hold its first social affair of the new year
tomorrow night, which they will stage a
box social and dance at the association hall
at Second and Jackson street.
The event, which promises to be a gala
affair, is the first Of the many social enter
prizes planned by the association during
the coming season.
The hall has been beautifully decorated
during the past week, the club colors of
purple and gold occupying a CONSPICUOUS
place This and many other unique
decorations featuring this phase. Over 200
invitations have been given out for the
affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
Boxing Gets in College Sports.
BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening

New York, Jan. 2s.-Boxing as an
intercollegiate sport has been adopted by
New York University, it was announced
today. Plans for the formation OF a
representative team have been approved
letlc association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
RIDLEY PARK RESERVES.

In the second halt OF this game VIII
mington' Friends Reserves held their OPP
ponents TO single foul tally.
On Saturday afternoon in the Friends
GYM Friends will meet the Delaware
College Freshman team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
Despite Defeat at Hands Of Grace,
Two Tied for Second
Place.
The following is the standing in the
Church Quot League:

NExT.GAMEs SCHEDULED MONDAY, FEB. =.
Epworth VS. Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist at Delaware Avenue Baptist court
Union VS.. Brandywine at Brandywine
court.
Emmanuel VS. Eastlake at Eastlake
court.
Hillcrest VS. Edge Moor at Edge Moor
court.
First Presbyterian VS.. Mt. Salem at
Mt Salem
St. Andrews VS. Cookm an at Goodman
court.
Grace VS.. Westminster at Westminster
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
RIDLEY PARK
2eferee-Burnett Central Board.

The Friends Reserves also defeated the
Ridley Park Reserves IN a closely con-
tested game. In this game Stirling starred
for Friends. Reese deserves especial
credit for the improvement shown in this
game over previous performances and
Doughtery deserves credit for a hard, ag-
gressive game at guard. Score:
f-prrTN-nS yrsrpxK-z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
NEWARK Y. N. {. A.
DEFEATED BY GRACE
Local Boys Take Good Game From
Visitors at Friends School
Gymnasium.

The Grace quintet defeated the New
ark Y. NJ. G. A. team, 80 to %, yesterday,
in Friends School gym. The entire first
half was slow and during part OF the second
the two teams were about nip and tuck.
The Grace boys then took the lead
The first half ended with 1912 tally,
and with Ewing and Hoyt, the big for
wards, besting their opponents. The visit
ing guards put up a fast game. Chandler
made the star play for the winners dur
ing this opening period, playing the of
fensivc and defensive, too, in first-class
style.
In the beginning Of the second half
Manager Gallagher, of the local five, sent
in Shrimp Mckay to take Livermore' s
place, shifting Cliff Garvine to the jump
position. This eleventh-hour change
again put the Grace team in the running.
Mckay at once put over clean netter
from short iid-foor. Garvine followed
with a short field goal The churchmen
then took great squirt and rushed the
"Y" boys almost off the floor. In the final
moments Chambers luck changed and
he scored field goal. Garvine led with
his six double-deckers. Score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28
BOW LING.

The following scores were rolled last
night on the alleys at Grady's Bowling and
Billiard Parlors:
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28

CsEvery Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satis-
action u many aud viii bS 10 you ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28

Grace 800. Newark (22).
Chandler .... forward .... Ewing
c. Garvine 49,. forward ..... Moore
Livermore ... center . Hoyt
Longacre 800. guard -. Longland
Bavlis .. guard ..... Eissner
Field goals-Chander, 3; G.. Garvine,
6; Livermore, Mckay, Ewing, A. Moore,
Hoyt. 3; Longland. Foul goals-Ew
ing &; Garvine, S. Substitutions-Mc-
Kay for Livermore, Hopkins for Moore.
Referee-Ross, Central Board.
The Penn-Del quintet won from the
Grace Reserves in forty-five minute bat
tie that ended with q score Of 20 to 25.
The boys from the Peoples Settlement put
up fast game, with Buddie Allen star
ring r. Johnnie Ray dropped three
double-deckers in the first half, but was
unable to repeat in the second. Ientz,
one of the new ones in Grace uniform.
got in some good work with three counters
Penn-Del led from the start. Buckle
Conley's boys showed superior knowledge
.of the game, but were unable to reach the
inside of the basket IN several easy chances
S,,rn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-28

Field goals-Allen, z; Wolf, 3; An
derson, Ray, 3; Ewing, 3; z. Garvine,
,; Lentz, 3. Foul goals-Wilson, Ander-
son. Wolfe ubstitutions-bentz for
Raw. Powell for Sheehy. Referee-Frantz.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-21
SCHOOL
0NES
az

City School Superintendent w. j.
Caplinger announces the City School
Honor Roll for April as follows:
First Grade - Lynwood Austin,
Brooks Coils, Catherine Goodwin,
Thelma Haney, Judith Key, Eleanor
Melton, Robert Carrigan, Walker Bur
we'll, Horace Cochran, Jr., Virginia
Atkinson, Margaret Atkinson, Mary
Frances Gully, Marguerite Neal, Del
bert Outten, Mary r. Kelley, Gertrude
Combess, Scottie Combess, Richard
Kahne.
Second Grade - Lowell Bound
Frank Cook, Roy Lancaster, William
Iingenfelser, Edith Sininger, Margaret
Stewart, velma Carrigan, Edith Tuck
er. Robert Bierley, Katherine Cochran
William Holiday, Ellen Farley, Ruth
Rosenstein, Carrie Bell Tucker, Louise
Raoel, Robert Brodt. Margaret Stew
are, ommitted last month.
Third Grade - Helen Groninger,
Clifton Hardymon, Pauline Mcdonald,
Emma Sininger, Robert Costigan, Cor
don Gault, Helen Goodwin, Walter
Hardymon, Eleanor Thomas, Clarence
Beckett, Leah Bowman, Clement
French, Andrew January, George Lee
John Morton Clark, Lydia Thornton
Cole, Kenneth Keys, Dorothy McDan-
tel, Irma Strobe.
Fourth Grade - Duke Carrigan,
Frances Cooper, Elma Lowe, Rita Mae
Neal, Nancy Lowell, George Redeem,
Warfield Everett, Edward Atkinson,
Richard Orr, Ralph Hill, Emerson
Gault, Gladys Keith, William E. Dudley.
Fifth Grade Henry Barkley
James Childs, Richard Costigan, Ma
rion Fetters, Houston Wood, Walter
Kahne, Gertrude Knight, Jane Moses.
Anne Gordon Parker, Sudduth Cal
houn, Allie Davis Chinn.
Sixth Grade-Allene Harymon, Ad-
olson Everett, Clay McNutt, Robert
Peters, John A Reed, Ned Lee, Arthur
Racel, Catherine Fee, Elizabeth In
gram.
Seventh Grade - Esther Bramble,
Ethel Haney, Edith Finch, Adella
Thomas, Charlton Roger Key, Evelyn
Cablish.
Eighth Grade Marie Bruins, Vir-
ginia Goodwin, Lillian Hardymon.
High School - Freshmen: James
Bradford, Cathern Cablish, Nancy
Glascock, Blanche Hancock, Eugene
Jones, Gertrude Mcnamara, Cora
Smithers, Brent Wood.
Sophomore - Helen Burrows, &C.
celia Cooney, Stephen Manning, Ruby
McEain, Graham Moses, Elizabeth
Newell, Elizabeth Orr, Jacob Reidin-
ger, Julia Shea, Elizabeth Stewart,
Frances VanArsdale, Frank Boughton.
Junior = Georgia Carrigan, Abbie
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-21
CITY TAKES STEPS
TO REPAIR STREETS

The city has taken the first steps to
make the needed repairs to East
Fourth and West Third streets upon
which the city has been indicted.
Chairman Chas. B. Davis, of the In
ternal Improvement Committee, has
been authorized to purchase stone for
the improvement of these and other
streets and it is expected that this ma
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-21
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY.

General strike in Berlin ended.
Communists in Vienna failed to get
control of the government.
Italy's delegates quit the Peace Con-
ference when denied Fiume.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-21
MAYsvILLE, KY.

terial will arrive soon. Immediately
upon its arrival the street cleaning de-
partment will begin to make the neces-
sary repairs.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-21

shea, Jennie Barley, Frieda Drifting
ham, Frieda Nauman.
senior-Mary Downing, Jennie Roe,
Florence Tucker, Hilda Tucker Err
mine Gray.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-04-21

Try a Ledger Want Ad. 1t Paws.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
BREAD STILL FALLS.
Further Reductions in Prices Announced
by fDeaI Bakers.

Various bakeries have announced re-
ductiofs IN the price of bread ~ become
effective today. in addition ~ those men
TONED in Every Evening on Saturday
Tht Huber Baking Go reduced the price
of unwrapped loaves one half cent on
Saturday. and an additional reductipn
Of one cent s 10 take effect today. he
company also has made a reduction 81
one-half cent on unwrapped pound loaveH.
and one cent on pound wrapped and Vien-
m loaves The price Of rolls and buns re-
mains unchanged
Freebooter bakery has made re'iuc-
tlon of one cent on ono pound loaves, and
one half cent On larger sizes. Restaurant
bread haa been reduced one cent Jhe com
pany stAtoa that the reductions are mad"
NJ loss, but that there vii be further
reductions when the price ~ -four DE-
elines
The Radcln Baking %. has loWcrod
the price ono cont per pound on tread
rolls and buns remaining the Same
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Legal Notices

EXECUTORS SALE or valuable reas
estate Will be sold at the county Court
House, Wilmington. Delaware, on Satur-
day November 27 1920, at 10 clock
a m the premises in the city Of Whining
ton Delaware. known and described as
No SIT East Seventh street, located on the
northerly side Of seventh street between
Pine and Lombard streets. the lot having
a frontage of sixteen feet on seventh
street and q depth Of one hundred thirty
two feet with an alley in the rear con
Meeting with the alley extending from
Seventh 10 Eighth streets The three story
brick dwelling contains nine rooms and D
bath with good sized lot in the rear. For
terms apply TO Equitable Trust Co. Ex-
ecutor OF I.enuah Ann Fenton. deceased.
Harry J Stidham. Auctioneer.
NOTICE Estate Of Marietta Lawrence.
deceased Notice ii hereby given that let
ters testamentaTy upon the estate OF
Marietta Lawrence. late OF Wilmington
hundred deceased. were duly granted unto
Edgar III Lawrence on the fifteenth day of
November A. ID 1920 and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are requested
to make payment to the executor without
delay and ali persons having demands
against the deceased are required 20 exhibit
and present the same duly probated to
the said executor on or before the fifteen h
day of November A. ID. 1921 or abide by
tine law III this behalf. Edgar II Law
renee Executor Address Marvel. Marvel
Layton 4 Hughes. attorney s-at-laN. du
pani tlltfe Nilnlina ton Dcl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Crap Watcher Comes ~ Grief

u was ar unfortunate coincidence FIR
Jacoh Frirl fhat ne fr.cket rad a hole u
II ard that he tn1k hig money nu' whllc
watching a crap parnc Yesterday sitter
noon, just as Officer Hcndera0u happen
ed along lie was arrested nd gwen
hearing nn a chargc ~ beiug prrarr' n 4
crap game and fired s5 and roafa ~ judge
Finger ri Municipal Court '05av He
claimed that he did no' have 'hc Fnnrs"
III hlz hands htit thai The aficer took chem
ont of h.e pockcf The money he SAID
he was holding. hccauee htv pocket was
torn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
CAPrs GETTING ~ Lrsr
Ssne Have Begun 20 Rsdsse Prices II
Ig0d

a general movement hna iaen eI.sfIy
under WAY ~ ppnnriH tI ssanr n fhf
restaurant ~ ~ orntfai aeetF,n "A tbf
citY, tpwarl reductions in pricss Dn varife.s
articles ~ fDOd 0fi the msuu Thess have
~ rule hfnpuu'sd ~ shout fsn pef cent
but Inaupuch D. custom dsercss nat ~ a
general thing prirrs are multiple - a
nickel, ihr mathematical formula dnsH
npt alVass nppl7 ard rpr1r fedis 'nns arf
upff. 1pfr. If.s fhnf fIf arf. ~ nff
cottagc
Nfn0nR other rsfai Hahuerts ihs Pauuas
restaurant, NJ . iat' tra-fh street, srd
fhe N"V 1ur. restaurant M ~ Naftef
street hliu i'e biattb on West fnrfI
street near 'hpler have mndr reduefirff
frn''' Iearr ratagsr - 'hr Papa
plnro s quu'eri a hhvrE frer 1f.Wi rsf
i,y hls krpwlrdgr n 40 .tai. ~ NAM
ihrrugh enpinFWrrf r 20 mrrr han
fnpd'raie prr-r anI % rnve tfe1 nhfr
p17'h.o iv rf'iYrtDDs o. make prizes lf
ccri7In lines ~ uppllca DO safnf aff.
m"rta wr,' rtfrrssed hy Peter q iirar
koa. oac n 'ho p-n- "er = 30 trv
forl Rrs'agfArt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
- h CnlIleIon.

As the result ot 5 ,o.hslon between 4
carriage ana an automobile 90 the NeW
port turnpike yesterday HArrs Ferris
2)l last Second street WAs hadly lt
about the iarc. when Re was fhrOwu 81
the ground Tho automohls Vas dri,va
bv Edwin u lyman 20 NcWpurr ln 'hr
carrisge with Ferguson VA lamrs :
Fox. l4l2 MarN and avenue. Vho escaped
nIurN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-22
Claims it vas Mistake

The case nf Aihert Hastings znii0r
stationed on destroyer n View FORK
harfpor, charged With non-vIppnrt ~ bis
wlfe and twn children WAS referred ~
Detective Mcdaniel for .nvevfi igatlon, hv
Judge Finger ID Municipal Corrt to-day
Hastings admitted hat his pav was 500 2
month. hnt claimed hat hP had made M
allotment ~ s35 month for his famiiv
Through some mistake 10 filing ont the
papers his wife never received the raonev,
no 4atd