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4.DAY TREATMENTS FREE

In Boston, at 81 Trade Building. is
the Office Of man who, after being
graduated from Dublin University
ireland, and after serving as Surgcon
in the British Royal Mail NaNll Ser
vice for period. has for more than
35 years made Catarrhal Deafness IA
study. Moreover, Ear Specialist
Sprouic and his associates have de-
yriopcd n Method of Home Treatment
for Catarrhal Deafness and Head
Noises.
1t is so difficult to properly describe
q Method Of Home Treatment that in
stead. they offer a 4-day treatment,
FREE. Al you have to do is to send
postcard or letter asking for tho Free
return mail.
You are asked to use 50 carefully.
Examine the treatment-note its
careful preparation-,the ease and
convenience with which 1t can be
tail Of the Method has been made to
work toward the desired end OF
changing slow ears into quick ears.
Then after you have done this. and
have seen the Method for yourself.
read what some grateful friends have
to. say OF the results they have re-
ceived.
II you have slow ears, you are
gladly welcome to this opportunity
to sec what can be done for them.
through this Home Treatment Method.
Write for your FREQ Treatment to
EAR SPECIALIST sPRoULE,
81 Trade building, Boston, Mass.
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hzamed Tonsils
Poison to System,
Removal Necessary to
Relieve Many Ailments
IN Head and Body.
nr Bl,ICE nELDEN. NJ. ID.


Perhaps the post frequent reason
for removal OF che tonsils is enlarge
inent associated with certain defects
or hearing or nasal obstruction.
The removal of adeuoids Is an es-
sentiai part OF the tonsil operation.
chronic infection of the adcnoids Is
manifested in children or young
tho brow or by chronic inflammation
OF the eyclids.
"a common indication for removal
or the tohsils is enlarged glands In
the neck. Any proposed operation
Tor removal OF glands OF the neck
should be preceded several weeks
py inc removal OF the tonsils. since
inc injection which causes trouble
IN these glands is usually le.!Yed
from tho tonsils.
Therc Is group OF toxic symptoms
nlting from chronic septic absorp-
,onsiis. Troubles in the joints tso-
called rheumatism. arthritis. ctc) are
frequently due to such absorpti on
66 snGIah ~ health, anema. fatigue.
are other examples Such tonsils
should be removed
mecnrrent attacks OF sore throat
Suggest chronic infection OF the tom
siis such attacks always expose one
20 the danger or joint invasion or
s ,Tn other serious trouble. At times
v ,mT near, lining Is assailed and val
NHIar dlscasc results. In like man
hcr the Kidneys may suffer Infection.
Disturbances OF stomach digestion
are very frequently due 10 tonsillnr
, ,' since there Is nothing to
prevent injected material In such
cases from reaching the stomach.
me minor form OF epilepsy has
oeen cured by the removal OF infect .
Sn lohSils Excellent results have
n ,, obtained in infantile paralysis,
Which suggests that the infectiv"
aseh, that causes this disease may
sometimes gain entrance 10 tho or,
s"hism by way of the tonsils.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
.s100,000,00O NEEDED
TO REBUILD PALESTINE
or This Total American Jews Will
BE Expected to Contribute
$SO,0OO,OOO.
tny Unlversal Scrvicc.l

LONDON. July 1O.Aone hundred
million dollars Is tho sum to be levied
upon Jews all over the world for
the rejuvcnation and rcpopulation o (
Palestine as Zion's homeland. or
this total American Jews are expect
ell to raise sSO.OO0.OoO. according to
DIR. Felix Frankfurter and other
Americans who are dominating the
financial discussions OF the Zionist
convention here. a resolution pro-
viding for a campaign to raise the
gigantic fund will be formally passed
Monday.
Sharp conflict of opinion as to the
methods of immigration to be used
for the duration of the British ma II :
date Of the Holy Land occasioned a
heated debate or the floor of the con
vcntion yesterday.
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.'E.W .yW. ~. .I--'r---- -,---I--,-
,sa. p,.f ~
~. "'''i iNi'-sh the gar.
la+ "l.tr EHts - GOtuaTu IN
~ lAt.-s a's beng on"fed Il
~, .is sEays .; i'a'f!cE Jc-
MS-toyE.
f4i - he - apgUlaTly
h'1". s+Nrfh. hundred Thousand
! III NHys" .rT.zYn j. bounded on
"l sues ~ Lcngsc-e SQUARE ~
T.. .h"f one o! iae t.eaE dancing acts
-" Zen e'iGsH .p"sf-r palacss
~ DatfpAs. 10: y b" tAr k!nd o.
-tta water ThO hnpWs ahat you
'-4-" ;p4 taI Tea
N"rhn without rhy.
=" ma Ger ~. fae'. Ia prob
No Only entertainer on
T. ..,'.'i - @hp "Df"s Without -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
MINERS REPORTED KEPT
FROM HOMES BY GUARDS
WeT Virginia superintendent of Com
(. staDiiary Nsh- Investigation OF
NcDourli Count, IroIbl-.

CHARLEsTpN. W VA. JAY 10
Colonc! jackson Arnold SGD--t-
tendent o: the STATE CyasLat,g al
nss ~ ~ sen Z" infssAEe 20 TIE sheriff
OF MclJ0"c.1 county. IS. Va Say!a.
ers OF MobaWE were beng r,r,.y.rI.'5
IRON returning 20 tA-.r rg-r.- 10
private Hclecii"es. anu adding mat Il
tue nc NOUN uSe aus power - see
thatthe laws Of the state aye a..aveg
IN message address sA 70 Z; .v,r-,.-
SCorhweI! ana received nerr to!4v. ID
United Mine workcrs.t .6cat.l ~,
Williamson ask d That inc roastab-
MARY be used 10 remedy conditions
at Mohawk. lie sald ON Mouday !as'.
"a band Of private guards sen, to Mo,
hawk while miners OF tAut VILLAGE
were across the l!uc i'm MIuEy County.
awaitinE for fcl!c! man rtpf.sefltl-ir,
the onion. The guards, be SAID. tool.
iShaye continued IN posses on. ana are
keeping the miners from returning
to Mcdowell County
Colonel Arnold. ia his lueesa.a n
the sMcDowell sheriff said III mas
heed. reported 10 me tonight that RS.
gpreYented from returning - ,nc.i
ehor9bs at Mohawk by Fonts Gctcc
sfiFef t1,iease advise :tne whether thi!
StS tfA3e. and IL true. what steps, II any
SHouSre takin gto prevent Il II tfu,
fNndSxot stopped forthwith, WIN US.
ACT creating the Department OF rub
lid Safety to see that the laws o
5syyeatt Virginia are upheld and obey
d cohmen,ing on the report. tn
colonel said tonight he hoped the re
viii Eoathe limit to stop It,"
w
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Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Good, Old, Reliable Pctcrson's
Ointment II Favoritc Remedy.

Had 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wanted To cut OF leg. Pctcrsons Oint-
ment cured m.."-wm. J. Nichols. iol
wilder Street, Rochester. -. Y.
Get a large box for only rs cents at any
druggists. says Peterson. OF buffalo. and
money back II Il isn't the best you ever
used. Always keep Pc,crson's Ointment
In the house Finc for burns. sca,ds
bruises. sunburn. chatting and the surcs:
remedy for itching eczema and piles the
world has ever known.
''Petrrson's Ointment is the best for
bleeding and itching piles have ever
found."--Major Charles r. Whitney. Vine
yard Haven. Mass
'Pctcraon'a Ointment has given great
satisfaction for Salt Rhcum."--Mrs ].
Weiss. Cuylcrvillc. y. y.
hil druggists sell it. recommend H..
Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment
Co. Inc. Buffalo. y. Y.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
ALLIED DECISION MONDAY
IN ALAMO ISLANDS CASE
Consideration OF Question Was Fol
lowed by Premier Luncheon when
Nations Were Toasted.

LONDON. July lO.-Thc council of
the league OF nations continued its
discussion OF the Aland Islands this
morning, but no announcement OF the
progress made was forthcoming. MIR.
Balfour presided al the luncheon.
which WAS attended by the members
Of the council and diplomatic repre-
sentativcs OF the respective powers.
The chairman proposal two toasts-
The King" and The Sovereigns Of
the Kingdoms and President of the
Republics Represented"
y third toast-"Thc League of Ma
iions"-which was to have been given
by Mr.. Balfour. and to which NJ.
bourgeois was to respond. was
omitted.
The decision with regard to the
.hand Islands les expected TO he an
nounccd at q public session Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
CLUB SELECTS AVIATORS
Aero Organization Names Men to
Represent United States In
A frninpt. Knee

Nv A!SOcIatcd I'rcss
NEW YORK, July 9.-Thc Aero
Club OF America announces that
II has selected the following TO
represent the United States in the
international airplanc race TO be held
in France the week OF September ~:
Air service, L. S. Army. aIrplane
TO be p!lotcd by Major X. w. Schroe
der.
Aero Club OF Texas. entry by s. r.
j. Cox. pilot to be named who will
use Curtiss plane.
Dayton Wright division OF General
Motors, pilot TO be named.
The James Gordon Bcnnct: trophy
awarded for this event now is held by
France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
WILL ASSEMBLE NOV. IS
Call TX shortly to BE Issued for
Meeting by President
Wilson.
IBy Associated prcss.l

10y hsSoCia'cu frcss.l
WASHINGTON, July l0.-Thc first
meeting OF the assembly OF the
league OF nations will be held on
November 10. under the call which
soon is to be issued by President
Wilson.
While the place for the session has
been selected, !, was said AZ the
state Department today that this
would be announced by the allied
governments. The President Is I'M
dcrstOod TO have favored Geneva.
but most OF the allies prefer Erus-
sells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
ICE MISSION FUND is
RAPIDLY INCREASING
Fourteen Dollars Kccciyed Yesterday.
REPORTS Indicate Fund Doing
f,rcnI Good.

Fourteen dollars were received by
the Tincs-Dispatch lee Mission Fund
yesterday. Those contributing arc:
II +. & J! Transportation Dept. 6
Church % Holy Comforter. Junior
Auxiliary ............... .
J. T.. r Observation-Disclosures. .
: Friend 2
These contributions bring the total
for the funi up 10 s72.ii Large de-
uands on the !gnd are being made
and reports indicate that excellent
results are IA evidence because OF the
use OF ihc none: given.
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BATUM Is TRANSFERRED TO
GEORGIAN SOVEREIGNTY
British and French Turn city and
Province over TO New
HrpubIIc.
Lhy Ag.oclated pIersl

BATtA. TRANS CACcASIA, July
iG.-The British and French turned
the city and province of Tatum over
10 the Georgian republic Thursday.
completely surrendering possession.
All the British and French warships
salutcd the Georgian flag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
WHEN THE CAT IS AVA Y THE
BROADWAY MICE WON'T PLAY
Feline Wanders Into Spotlight for instantaneous Hit
ana No" Cabaret Show Offers pat" Fat Con
tract Flan!ed by Lobster a la Newburg

.: lObstcr %cwburg for his pains
~ IN" MANAGEMENT Thought that
'cl!1" craving !o- the SpOt!i,;nt was
ov"r however, il wag mistaken. The
ue1; night Pat" repeated and ne
-tl!l sro"s w regularly. washing
~ ihc* "a!ic the dancing girls per
form.
Il II ruInOred along Broadway that
IA. management IS trying 10 iic up
rat Win some sort OF contract
lest ne lu!i without notice and crab
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
WHICH ARE YOURS?

Slow ears mean that you cant
quite catch the sense Of what people
are talking about. You lose word
here and there. You feel tired be-
cause Of your constant effort to hear.
Perhaps you have noises In your
YOU try to distinguish sounds.
In other words, you feel the grad
ual dulling OF one of the most i'm
pOriant Of all our senses.
Quick ears mean just the reverse
OF the forcgoing--thc ability to hear
sounds readily and kccnly-to hear
the birds-the lodge ritual--and the
sermon.
Quick ears mean that you catch
every word OF the family chat-the
business convcrsation--just as you
used TO do.
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Hoo.c Raid, n, A,,...,

g, ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. inv IN
DIX cabarets and cafes. in or NO.,
,hc boardwalk. were raid.,, sj,n,,t
. ,n..,,,ay today by forty prohibition
quantities OF LIQUOR were iarss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

the family prese~ ut the inquest.
Both kept their eyes averted from
the other and no sign of recognition
passed between them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
Staged Fake IioId-Up.

polntincnt was made for that even
ing.
Staged Fake HoId-Up.
When the stranger came. Wander
er told him that he wanted him to
follow Mrs Wandercr into the
apartment house and stage fake
hould-up. when Wandcre- and his
wife returned from the thcatcr. the
stranger played his part. as directed.
and was met with :, stream OF lead.
Wanaerer then turned on his WIFI.
and shot her twice. She died within
ave minutes. Her only words we're:
Tine baby
I'm sorry had TO kill the other
chap but was afraid he would
sGuea!. Killing him did not do any
good, for | did not have presence Of
mind enough 10 remember that those
army au;omatics were numbered"
Wants To Hc Hanged.
II want 20 be hanged" Wandercr
said Il hope TO join her in death.
wonder IL she viii forgive me. Well
! loved her too mitch 70 let another
man &c, her. Eut didn't want her
myself"
Wandc-er said he did not wish 10
- - q l.. L.
.,.+aa -. ''' ''' army pu'
m. "
lt"''' 'n' cen nc &C.
"o''c yes''r
49,, 49, 1e'' rom when
nave h'"e 10 'hc''
~,
~ c'ii an r's". put can
49,. -" "'"l"s nc ues'" re-"
,r ''' ~" I'm NY "'' cell
VS. 'ote
',''hi! VIII siccI
."" ny" ieei DETER WIFE
D' ny |"e' "'n pau dreams
M IL ,,.i,, 49,,
/ In "a while. fee! like n new man
and I'm ready to kick off whcnevc,
! they want TO take me"
! Va, .,., ,,,
|
va" vi '"e "n"'ha'ies OF the case
""''" ih'Sieu 'hc ponce TOT weeks
wan 'ne i"ii''hce OF inc couple an'
.nef happy ricu NE s"ppoSediy
a"'eieF VINO ma" never SMOKED
.ny"e", "i""" OF .nuu'sco III s'ang
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Upton TURNS ATTENTION
no RACE WITH REsOLUTE
lIrcland's skipper" Busily Engaged
Getting His Challenger Ready
for Races.

Getting His Challenger Ready
for Races.
NEW YORK. July 1o.-Therc's y
little bit OF ireland floating of the
Jersey coast, and its ruler is a famil-
MAR fgurc in yachting iianncls and cap.
sits Sid Thomas Upton and his navy
six craft strong-invaGing the
s United States to capture the Americas
i Gun in yachtsmen's battle of Sandy
4 Hook this month.
sS Tho man to whom n large patch OF
II water is an alien sight. thinks OF the
sScup races as Il few imDromptu jousts
stbetween Il couple OF sailing sloops.
y which cost a mite more than the aver
Z age man can afford lie does no; real
lie sthnt these yachts and :heir crews
< have to go through 4 period of train
i ing as long as that OF any football
team anu a thousand times more cost
BY purchase or charter Sir Thomas
2 has amasscd his fleet. In addition TO
the challenge, Sh1mrock IN, and the
4 trial horse ;he 2%-mete! Shamroch.
there is the steam yacht Nictor!;A tho
flagship OF the iico;, on which the
3 veteran yaohtsman lives, anchored
( each night in the hudson.
& Thei there is Inc houschoat IL lar
ney. tucked sars!y Away !" thy sh"l-
ter Of the lIuok ct. the Killarney
= reside "a crews :: the two Is
craft.
But this does not complete the fleet
There is the tug Governor Smith 20
tow the sioops TO the starting line.
! and a snIppy speed boat 10 run e.
rands Numoorjess smaller launches
and dinEys don't count IN this yacht
/ ing armada.
y LINTON Has Daily Schedule.
The. irish barone; has his daily sche
4 dule-enjoyable enough bu; just at
present a business 10 which he ad
heres as closely as The broke! daily
! watches his ticker.
a Each day he Stcains down 10 the
: Hook from New York TO watch the
ehailcnger-hts sweetheart, The elder
a ly bachelor calls hcr-Inatch her
speed against the trial horse
81 Each day, as dusk approaches. he
{ holds conference with his band OK
q yaehtins experts: suggesting little
r smoothing out ripple in a club-;op-
sail, which TO the land-.uhbor nis eX-
+ acly. or clipping few inches .Fom
7 tnerc seems nothing wrong.
And each day he continues 20 deal
" out dollars 10 the $50 members o: AIS
8 armada For IL Is an expensive sp0rl.
= this quest OF Z hundred gu nea cup
and victor or Loser. SIR Thomas WI.
( have paid out more ih.n a MILTON
1 dollars 80. TINS years races alone
Il tressing weather, raising uc -
( Thomas personal fiaE-a green sham
Z the vice commodore OF the Royal
\. Ulster fsch; CLUB is aboa.d awaHe
z anu reaGy 10 receive guests These
n brcakfa stay for lunch anG !.aEer
: for dinner. and as sea air l-ee!s Al
b appetite, The yachts Harder receives i
4 blow. which would make Inc ordinary
Y prices.
Then the Victoria weighs anchor.
R..fsl - pol d 4#F. #n= ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
CRACKERS BUY LANKEaAu
Atlanta Purchases Pitcher From
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jumps Team,
According to REPORTS.

10y Associated PresS.l
ATLANTA. GA, July 10.--Pitcher
Lankcnau has been obtained by At
iantn from Nashville Ii was learned
today. giving tho Crackers a complete
stan for the first tline In several
weeks.
Joe Guyon. utility player. is report
Cd TO have Jumped" to tho Winder.
Ga club. In the million dollar league,
an independent organization. which
recently has taken several regulars
from the Atlanta club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

tC0nt:nued F'rom First Pase)
the details OF his witcs death. He
picked up The man on the West Side
on the day OF the murder. by Offering
him a job as truck driver. An APP
pointIncnt was made for that even
inr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
'obster III. Itr,ynrd.

mere vas more applause than
,tH@ particular p.ac" had held it's
rs against Tor many "a long moon,
ana iat enjoyed an extra helping
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SLAYER OF WIFE
SAYS HE is READY
TO DIE FOR CRIME

tCont.nued From Ftrst ragel
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
PLAN TRIP TO
Marion, OHIO

Afier a prolongd vacation the
Elijah NJ Webb Association resumed
its activities for the fan and winter
seasons, last Monday evening At this
meeting. the president. Samuel f.
CLARK, made his annual address after
which the association ratified the Re
publican National and State tickets
some members OF the h. NJ. ". A.
llaiuing First NOlers Society formed
by young men of the association who
have reached their majority and MEM
bers who recently came from the
south, are planning a pilgrimage ia
Marion. OHIO, the home OF senator
Harding about the middle OF Ocfoher
Delegates 10 the rocenl convention OF
the l.. n. !. a. and A. C.. L.. made a
report.
The Halloween Party" for the Door
children VIII De omitted This wear o,v-
Ing 10 election The THANKSGIVING
and Christmas treats will be held AS
usual
The social hour was in charge os
the Ladies' Auxiliary who presented
a tableauX dressed in while and rem
resentlng the stars OF the Union. The
young ladies marched across the stage
singing, Mine Eyes Have Seen the
Glory or the Coming of the Lord"
On the Stage was Uncle sam and
Miss Columbia. who presented each
woman with a ballot as She passed
lhe Siaies came In the order OF their
ratification and as Tennessee passed
she was crowned with "a victory
wreath The members concluded me-
professional and as they passed they
were also given a hall0f Zach eoufh-
ern member represented the State
from which he came. The WilminglOn
boys carried the "Blue Hen" pennants.
Ice cream and cake were served and
Senator Harding buttons were given
TO all.
$. NJ. c. Globe was accOmpanist Tor
the tableaux. Henry II. Larkn repre-
scented Uncle Sam and Miss Wesley
Jackson represented Miss Columbia
The hall was decorated with the ma
tional emblems.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
melvin GUILTY,
GETS 5 MONTHS

Before Judge Rice and a Jury In
Court OF General Sessions this morn
ing, Hattie Huntington. Negress. was
acquitted Of the charge of larceny Of
20 from Marie Johnson. Negress, at
whose home she was staying a few
days.
Henry N-.Nin. Negro. was found
guilty by jury OF the larceny OF "a
suit OF clothes belonging TO A. r..
Payne, Negro. from 1870 Walnut
street where both men rOOmed. lie
paMned the suit after taking 10.
Juise Rice sentenced him Go eight
months. Imprisonment and TO pay $50
restitution and the costs OF the case.
The following pleas were entered
hy defendants, following indictments
Dy the Grand lufy:
otto Nabhollz, breaking and enter
ng not guilty, Matthew Till. lar
ceny. not guilty; Earl +. Girard, lar
ceny. guilty; George Cannon. alias
George Davis. larceny. not guilty
JOS pa bOrges. larceny. not guilty
Walter L. Pugh and Leroy Norris. lar
ceny, not guilty; Bessie NJ. Collins.
larceny, not guilty. BrunsOn Gilbert.
larceny. not guilty; Carroll Mailoy.
larceny, not guilty; aymOnd smith and
Waller T. smith. larceny, not guilty
Viola smith, larceny guilty; Horace
X Nase, larceny not guilty; John
Johnson, larceny, not gulty: Zigmurd
hosalskl, larceny. not guilty: Charles
A. hipperger larceny not guilty: An
tonic Nenire. larceny. not guilty
David Jones, larceny, not guilty; Pearl
Dickerson, larceny, not guilty; Allen
stewart, larceny not guilty.
Viola While, ncgrpss. was Sentenced
TO six months. after pleading guilty
10 the charge OF stealing $50 from
the room OF her aunt. Mary Reed.
After he had pleaded guilty 90
carrying concealed deadly weapon
Frank Read, Negro, was sentenced DO
one year.
Sentence in the case Of Earl r.
Girard. 10 years Old. who pleaded
guilty 90 the charge OF stealing an
automobile valued at 500 on July A.
was deferred until Thursday. Cir
ards attorney failed TO appear In
court.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
IN
OLD POSITION
IC0nlnuod fr0m First paeo J

sion engineer at Baltimore. Il was
learned today. however. on excellsnll
authority, that this is not cOrrect
Colonel Johnston will remain in charge
or the Wilmington district and tenn
porariiy assume charge OF the DIl.L
more district
There are i've districts In the Allan
tic Division Philadelphia. Whining
ton, Del Baltimore. Mashlncton. and
Wilmington, y. g. These are gov rn-
ed individually hv district enc ncers
and as a whole body by division en-.
gineer, stationed at Baltimore. and
who also directs the Baltimore dis
trict. Colonel JcrVev was in charge OF
the division as we'll as Baltimore dis
trici before bis retirement today
Among reasons assigned why Col
onel Johnston is unlikely to be- made
division engineer is that as yet he Is
a colonel by courtesy" and not by
rank. While serving In the Great War
In France hc was made a colonel. Fol
lowing The arnistico AN Officers VINO
had been promoted during the hostl-
tiles went back Co the ranks they held
prior 90 ihe conflict Thus Colo-ai
Johnston was made q major, although
retaining his title OF colonel hy
courtesy"
Colonel Johnston has hcem visiting
In the Middle West for the past Two
weeks on leave OF absence n. /. ey-
pected 10 return 90 Wilmington TO-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1920-09-21
ms TAMII.Y nEINION.

The annual reunion Of the Rass
family was held last sunday at the
home OF Joseph r. and Emily Ross at
Hill Top Farm. near Unionville, Chcs-
ter county, Pa. Fifty three persons
attended. a family dinner was served
Those present were William b.
SIhbit ana wife. Dorothy; John and
Charles Shhil: Mir. and Mrs Harry
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs Horace Highly
and son. uf Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs
Warner Gray. Doris Vernon. Allen
Gray. Mrs Louise Perry. Mrs Carrie
Ashhy. Mr. and Mrs Walter Collng.
Charles and Jane COlling Mr.. and
Mrs Cress Bcamer. of Bay View. Md. +;
Mr. and Mrs j. g.. Richards. Mr.. and
Mrs +. j. Thomas Mr.. and MS How
ard Jones and daughters. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Seward. Dr. Florence
seward, Mrs. l.. A. Cam Elizabeth
Strong. of Wilmington. Del. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Ross. Walter Ross. Mrs
Hagg r'y. Of London Grove. Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. n. Ross and daughters. OF
Chatham. Pa; Mrs. Sophia Hanson and
son. OF Chatham, Pa; William n.
SIhhil. Hannah Sihhit. Edwlna Nuttcl.
of Hill Top Farm. Chester county. Pa.
William Best and Miss Edith Best. or
UnlOnvillc. Chester county, Pa.