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Evening journal., 1920-08-04
LEAGUE COUNCIL TO
ORDER REDUCTTONN
WORLD ARIMAIMEIN1S

de naval matters. Fronchman. Tor
military affairr. and an Italian 10 han
dIe aerial matters. After The survey
OF the worlds armaments has been
completed and submitted, the League
Will nX the maximum armamenir
which will be permitted under the
rules. An surplus war material VIII
have 10 be destroyed.
The League Council yesterday atler-
noon In secret session discussed unt
mandates for Germanys former col
Onies and the work OF civilization that
must be done by the powers holding
such mandates. one of The nrst quos-
tions which must be decided Is wheih-
err the liquor traffic shall be ahol-
ishod In Germanys former posses
siOns.
Tho League Council on Monday
adopted the French plan for am inter.
national general stan Of military and
naval experts.
The United states formerly oppos-
ed this general stan plan, but Leon
/ bourgeois and General fayolle OF
! France. took advantage OF the an
senco of an American reprcsentaiN'
from the council TO put 10 through
Under it the forces OF all nations shal
be at the disposal OF the League
Britain will head the naval division
OF the stan and Franoc the land oper
ations division.
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FEARDEFEAT
Distress Signals Go Out To-
day From Tennessee
Battle Ground
COUNTERPART OF
DELAWARE FIGHT

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Aug. z UNITED
Press. distress signals were flying
at suffrage headquarters here today.
five days before the special session OF
the state Legislature cOnvenes 10 de
iermine whether Tennessee becomes
the ihirty-sixth raiifying state.
I'VE face the same type Of fight as
In Delaware Miss Anita pollitzer, ma
tional legislative secretary for the
suffrage workers wired Mrs. Abby
Scott Baker. at Dayton, Ohio. ma
iional anti-sunrage Influences are
making headway under prelense Of
constitutionality. I regard the situa-
ton as critical and think 10 demands
national attention"
Opposition is at work. using every
means In its power" she said I'll
quick work is not done we will be de
feated in Tennessee
Miss Katherine Flanagan, nationa
organizer, who has been working ir
rural or upper East Tennessee, was
called into headquarters for confer
ence today with Miss pollitzer anf
Continued from Page Eighth
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18th WARDDEMOCRATS
TO RATFY TICKET

Democrats Of the Twelfth ward viii
hold a meeting at $50 o'clock tomor-
row night at the Labor Lvcuem. du-
pont street between Fourth and Fifth
streets, TO ratify the Cox-Roosevelt
ticket.
Councilman John ] Murray Of the
Twelfth ward will preside at the
meeting and there will be addresses
by state Chairman Henry r. lsaacs'
County Chairman Ehen B. Frazer
CITY Chairman Timothy J. Mooney
senator Thomas r. Gormlev and Rep
resentative john j Mulvena. IN add.
iion 10 ralifying the national ticket
plans will be made FOR getting iull
registration Of Democrats IN inc
Twelfth ward. 80,
n was recalled today by Twelfth
ward Democrats that the first ratihca-
tion meeting In Delaware during th'
Wilson campaign OF 1912 was held 10y
/ fhe Twelfth Ward Democratic Cluf
AT Labor Lyceum and the speakers
were 4. Mitchell Palmer now attor'
general and former u. ;. Senator
| Willard Salisbury.
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HEALTHBOARD'
firm AGAINST
CITYPIGGERY
Will Insist Contractor Exc
cute Contract to Inciner-
ate Garbage
MILK QUESTION ALSO
UP AGAIN TONIGHT

Definite and united stand against
disposal Of garbage by piggeries in
stead OF incineration Is looked for
when City Council and the Board OF
Health meet In conference tonight.
Council has Informally declared IT.
self In favor Of lighting out the ere
nation question with the Wilmington
Sanitary Company. which holds con-
tract for the garbage disposal, and
the Board OF Health yesterday after
noon formally went on record against
any change which might invalidate
the garbage incineration contract.
Tonight's meeting OF Council end
the Board has been given unusual
emphasis because Of the report re
Gently circulated that the two bodies
were at loggerheads and the board
had refused 10 have anything TO DO
with Council The wact was that DIT.
Charles n. Handy. president Of the
board, was out OF the city and the
conference was postponed pending
In addition 10 the garbage disposal
question 10 also is probable That
Council and the health commissioners
will discuss better methods or regu-
lating both milk and meat supplies
George T. Lyon, president of Council
said today he anticipated mum gam
BY tonight's meeting and trusted u
would result In closer cooperation
Continued on Page Eight.
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PLAYS
ATCHORUS sing
Solo Trumpeter Pleases
Crowd With Several
Selections
BARNHART HAS
CHILDREN PARADE

More than 1000 persons from This
city and vicinity attended the outdoor
sing held last night by the Whining
ton Community Chorus, in front OF
the Public Buildings. Under the di-
rection OF Harry Barnhart the
chorus sang many pleasing selections.
As an added attraction Mr.. Bucno. The
solo trumpeler. OF New York city
PLAYED a number OF effective selcc-
tlOns.
one OF the selections played by Mr..
Buono was the Lost Chord. and In
connection with this the chorus sang.
As closing number the Chorus
sang. Nearer. My God 10 Thee" ar
blr which Mr. Buono played taps
This was most interesting for the
musician went far In the distance Ia
playing this solo
Several new members were gained
from the sing. During the evening
Mr.. Barnhart had a parade OF The
children present. and this brought
forth much applause from the larg'
audience. The women OF the chorus
made a fine appearance dressed il
white and wearing blue and orang
paper caps.
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some aulomobilisie are having an
unhappy time these days. They Just
can't stop along The road 10 spoon.
with some fair companion without
somebody snooping around 10 gei
the number OF the car and report IL
10 me Levy Court.
Numbers of tlNly autos mat have
tarried along Wcldin road IN Brandy
wine hundred while the occupants
have nestled closely and eazed al me
wonderful moon and became roman
tic. have been turned over To the
Levy Court by Charles Weldln, a
farmer who lives along MeldIn Road.
lust What the Levy Court VIII do
with this list Of mO0nsiruck autos
has not been decided Whether the
owners will be summoned 20 explain
how 10 happened That their machines
became disabled on the same road.
and within such a short distance Of
me Concord pike or ihe Foulk Road
has not been determined. But inc
Levy Courimcn admit that some OF
/ The explanations that might De- ouerel
would prove mighty interesting u
/ listen TO.
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JAILMATES
GIVEFUND To
TRACEGRECO
Prisoners Condemn Fugitive
and Will Give Reward
for His Recapture
WILL GET HIM,
PLUNlNiER SAYS

Peter Greco, aged q years, serving
a tve-year sentence at the workhouse
on a charge OF committing an as
sault on Miss Mary Lapsely a young
white woman OF this city In Brandy
wine Park, who escaped yesterday,
had not been recaptured up until early
this afternoon.
Warden NJ S. plummer who l. a
former postal Inspector Is personally
taking charge OF the search for lne
fugitive. IL am gcing back 10 my old
job and viii get Greco, although "
may take some time" Warden pWm-
mer stated this morning. He said ho
| had learned that Greco wes In this
city late last night and thinks he saw
| his wife. who lives here.
Prisoners at the workhouse, NOM
hers OF the 'honor system condemn
| Grecos act and as soon as they hear.
| OF his escape raised a fund Of $50.
as a reward for his capture.
Greco escaped from the custody o.
Guard Max Stoszesky. who had chafgl
Of gang OF prisoners engaged OF
road work at Falkland shortly aito
A o'clock yesterday morning. lu
escape was not detected until nearl
| 4 O'Clock and 70 was 2 o'clock stand
ard time when Warden Plumme
was notified.
News oi Greco's escape caused m
other prisoners confined 10 the Worh
CONTINUED on Page lWol
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DEMOCRATS in
ROTATION TILT
Sussex Supported by Many
Up-Staters in Demand
for Governorship
EVERETT HICKMAN
DOOMED FOR OFFICE

Democrats are facing a row over
the EFFORT OF some New Castle county
men 10 upset the rotation plan for
the gubernatorial nomination at the
state convention September "a. Sus-
sex county is claiming the nominee
for Governor this year under the
long-standing apportionmont schedule.
but some New Castle County Demo-
orats are urging Ezekiel Cooper, OF
rural New Castle county. cashier Of
the Farmers bank at Wilmington.
for the Gubernatorial nomination. His
selection would involve an upset OF
the timo-honored rotation plan for
The selection Of The party's ticket.
Friends Of Mr.. Cooper are urging
that it would be well worth while
this year, when so much is at stake
politically. 10 nominate a candidate
for governor like Mr. Cooper, who i
Identified with the business life OF
Wilmington and who they thinl
Continued on Page Eight.
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v. NJ. BYRNE TO
BE BURIED HERE
Former Wilmington Lawyer
Succumbs In New York
to Brain Hemorrhage
WAS u. S. ATTORNEY
FORLOCAL DISTRICT

The body OF William Michael Byrne
formerly United States District At
iorney Of Delaware and Assistant
United States District Attorney OF
NV York who succumbed 10 a brain
hemorrhage at his home In New
York City last Monday. will b.
brought 90 Wilmington his after
noon and funeral services held at the
home Of his brother. Ratriok j. Byrne,
1911 West Eighth street tomorrow
Mass will be celebrated in st. Peters
Cathedral at . o'clock by the Rev
John ]. Dougheriy.
The deceased who was - years
old. is survived by four brothers and
three sisters. Patrick J. Byrne, John
II. Byrne and Miss Mary Byrne, VIII
mlngion: Alexander Byrne, Penns.
grove. \. j.. Miss Ellen Byrne. ant
Mother Pierre. nun OF 81. Joseph
Order. Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Byrne was known @ first as
business man. athlete, and later as
lawyer and politician. His death wa
unexpected. having enjoyed healti
Continued on Page Eight.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. UNITED
Press The international communi--
cations conference TO be held In
Washington under the auspices OF the
League OF Nations. has been set for
September 70. 1t was announced to-
day.
Japanese delegates have already ar
rived The United STATES. England,
France and Italy will be represented.
SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain, Aug 1
UNITED Press. THE League OF Ma
tions today took rs flrst step ~ end
war. in the opinion OF delegates To
the League Council now meeting here.
The disarmament commission met
and made plans for a survey n me
ornaments OF the world as a pre-
llminary to cutting down an arma-
ments 10 The lowest possible hgure
Members Of the disarmament com
mission includes the highest military
naval and aerial authorities or France
Great Britain. spain, Italy, Brazil. Bel
/ gium, Japan and Greece, under thl
| leadership - General Fayollc and Nd
mlral Iaraze. Of France. and Genera
Gives and Admiral Calthorpe, Of Grea
Britain.
The commission named three secre.
| taries who will be attached 10 On,
League. consisting OF Brlton TO han
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ENGLAND MAY
RENEW BLOCKADE

LONDON, Aug. 4 "a p. m.)
Omitted Press. )-Unless the reds
Immediately halt their advance
against the Poles, Great Britain
viii break off negotiations look
ing toward recognition of the
Bolsheviloi, Premier Lloyd
George warned M. Kemenof,
Soviet delegate, this afternoon
LONDON, Aug. l. Unitcd Press).--
Britain has sent another note 70 tho
Bolsheyihi. II was learned today. Earl
Curzon, the secretary for foreign az
fairs. dispatched the communications
last night Il was very strongly
worded and demanded a direct, un-
oquivocal answer. The hest informa-
tion Is that Il had a bearing on the
London peace conference, which tho
Bolshveid have ignored In requiring
Continued on Page ElcVen.l
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LAX MEAT LAWS
ARE CONDEMNED
Proposed New Ordinance
May Provide for Central
Slaughter House
ALL SALES WOULD
ALSO BE REGULATED

An entirely new ordinance 10 regu-
late the sale Of meats throughout the
city and possibly providing Tor estah-
lishment OF a central slaughter house
under municipal supervisor, Is being
drawn by City solicitor Huxley. Ac-
cOrding 20 present expectations the
measure will be laid before the city
Board Of Health at It's next meeting,
August A..
These facts were disclosed by DR.
Charles y. Handy. president OF the
board, at a meeting yesterday after
noon
Charles w Lutz. city meat in
speotor, presented his monthly report
showing that In July he condemned
five COWS. two hogs. a box Of pork
meat and a box OF FISH, weighing al
together 2.27i pounds.
Lutz explained in detail the methoc
a detecting cattle so infected viii
tuberculosis as TO be dangerous U
public health by inspection or NJ
/ Glands Tie reiterated that 1t was NJ
Continued on Page Eight
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FIREMEN SAY
Councilmen Pleased With
Conditions Found at Var
ious Fire Houses
VISIT ALL WEST
SIDE COMPANIES

The semi-annual inspection of thG
IRE department by City Council was
concluded last night when the wcsr|
side fire companies were visited by thel
cOuncilmen. Clerk of Council Homer
C.. simmons, Colonel Weller e. StoNer,
and others. In various fire housead
addresses were made by the firemen y
representatives In which they ex-
pressed their willingness 10 co-oper-
ate with the city In every possible4
manner. The BrandyWinc Company
was the FIRST visited and The lnspec~
ton ended at the Water Witch. Th4
councilmen were pleased with the rex
copiion accorded them and The condi~
tIon OF the apparatus Inspected.
The Friendship. Fame. Weccacoo
and Union companies were also Ni5~
Continued on rage Eleven.
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TINE TO WORRY If YOU'RE
ONAUTO SPOONERS' LIST

This list OF sixty automobiles sub
miiicd by Mr.. Weldln has not been
made public. but the Levy Courlmen
have taken some gances al u, and
curiosity as 90 who owns ihl6 car
and mat car has been satisfied 10 ne
esicnt ~ checking up some or me
numbers with The Secretary OF slate
ontlal license liet. And you'd he
sururiepd if- -
Whether the sixty autolsts whos'
numbers have been gOiicn hy MT
Weldln will form a Society or spoon
ers for defensive purposes is nj dis
closed In fact. nobody can be To-
Gated who will admit he ever ha'
stopped on Weldln road even q
change "a tire, let alone 10 engage IN
little huggng and kissing with q
/ lovely companion.
But Mr.. Weldin and other residents
Of Brandywlne hundred In the Niclnit,
OF Wcldln road can attest mat her'
are scores OF auiom0bisis who arr
qualified 10 Join a Society of Spooners
They know from observation. Amos
Continued on Page Twoj
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MAY SHOW GAS
ATTACK AT FAIR

Spectators at the Delaware State
Fair, which opens at Elsmere on Sep
tember may be thrilled Dy mimic
exhibitions Of gas attacks and use
Of smoke screens from stokes NOR.
tars, given by a company OF United
states army men.
Arrangements for the display arc
being made by Lieutenant Herbert A.
Russell. In charge or The Army he-
cruitin5 Station. S3i Market street
While he has not as yet received the
n0siiiyo assurance from the War De
partment that the company or gas and
smoke bomb throwcrs Will be able %
come 10 the fair. he feels confident
his request for their appearance viii
be granted.
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SNLLLEAWHLE

NEW Notwithstanding back nine
orphans" read cahlegram re-
ceived by Mrs Harry Peretstein
from her husband In Ukrainia-
Food and furniture for nine chill
dren were purchased, hut Harry
landed with one boy. Cable gar
bled.
LFONIA. y. J.-Residents Of Le-
onia sought new police force to-
day. The former force was IN jail
In Newark. He was arrested Tor
carrying a revolver.
NEW YORk-'S. d. =" for the
0qleaf Four thousand bathing
suit makers went on strike here.
CHICAGO-Mr. Ford was under
mental obScr1 alton today because
he Stole a nilNcr from a neighbor.
His name il Albert.
HAMMOND. Ind. - Michael Las
coT. %. got two Spankings and SO
fine for driving an automobile 80
miles an hour. The Judge gave him
the fine and his father the spank
inqS.
CLFNELAND-Poliee arr looking
for a thief who may have i3 le5k
He stole that many shoes from 70
pair shop Of Abraham Cohen here
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
WASHY FTREMEN TO
PLAN ALLENTOWN TRIP

The Washington Fire Company has
received AN invitation 10 be the guests
Of the Allen Fire Company, or Alien
town, Pa, during the convention OF
ihe Pennsylvania state Fireman $
Association. October 21. The local
bremen entertained the Allen. Company
on their last visit 20 Wilmington.
Tho Washington Company has ap-
nointed Gerald J. Farrell. chairman
Leon r. Klund, Henry Carr. hlWarq
Wright, Paul Fredcricks, Marun y,
Fsrreii George W. Sasse James NJ
nicterson and James II. Yates conf
mitiee 10 ascertain the cost OF INC
trin per man. as each member VIII
hear his own expenses. The commit.
Tee will be at the Washy house al
2 o'clock Sunday afternoon 10 me9l
trose members Of the company VINO
intend 10 go on the trip.
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OBJECT TO HORSES
RUNNING AT LARGE

Sentence was suspended by Deputy
Judge Finger. in Municipal Court. this
morning on George Pierce, charged
with allowing his horses 20 run at
large. with warning that II he fails
10 take precautions TO prevent them
from running over lawns. he will be
brought back 10 court and sentenced.
Mr. plerce's horses. t was testified.
have been running over lawns In The
neiChborhOod OF Fifteenth and Union
streets. causing much trouble
George kopp. dog catcher, told the
court that ne has had complaints OF
the horses for the past two years
Pierce said that other horses besides
his run about the neighborhood, and
explained that he has had his horses
only about eight months. When h'
has them on a lot in the neighbor
hood. he said either he watches then
or he hires boys 10 do It.
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
STARTS FIGHT WHEN
LIQUOR RUNS OUT

Dlspleased because Domlnick Tussle
would not accompany him TO get
more liquor. while the two were
noticeably under the influence OF
drink. Dominick Clprcki struck him
with a piece Of ice, which resulted in
a flst fight between the pair, it was
brought out in Municipal Court this
morning, when Cipricki was given a
hearing on a charge Of assault and
battery.
The defendant was fined s25 and
costs.
The two men were going at IT,
y ith their fists when Police Sergeant
Devenish interfered and arrested O.
prick. Tie trouble occurred at Six
tepnth and Church streets
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
WILMINGTON ONE OF
HEALTHIEST CITIES

Wilmington 40 present Is one OF The
healthiest cities IN the country ac-
cording 10 a report presented az tna
meeting yesterday afternoon or tna
Board OF Health
This report showed there are only
1--WE cases OF typhoid. two OF scarlebl
fever and none whatever OF diph--|
iberia
"Not a bad showing In a population
OF 40 OOO." commented Or. Hanby.|
president OF the board Then. too,
Inc cases OF scarlet fever are nearlN
we'll and within a few daNs we expecc
In .fumigaie the houses and remove q
the quarantine cards.
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REROUTE CARS
TONORTH SIDE
Washington Street Line
Changes Friday, Boule-
ward on Sunday
USE MARKET STREET
AND GLEN AVENUE

With the closing Of Washington
street bridge 10 traflo. cars on the
Boulevard and Washington street
lines VIII be rerouied. The bridge
Is 10 be closed on Monday, hut the
cars 10 the north side that now use
Washington street bridge viii be re-
routed before that time.
Rerouiing will cause residents or
the section between Delaware avenue
and Washington street bridge t0 walk
To- and from the Delaware avenue
line.
The new route for the Boulevard
and washington street lines viii hs
bv way OF Market street bridge ovei
fConiiniied on PAGE Eleven.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
BOY HIT BY AUTO
SLIGHTLY INJURED

As Richard Hopkins. his wife and
three children. motOred into VIII
minrton this morning from their
home In Greenville. Michael Pyrosky,
aged G. ran out from the sidewalk. at
New Castle avenue and LObdell
street The boy was hit by the fender
on the car and his foot was run over
by a rear heel.
Hopkins took the child TO the Del
aware Hospital. There an A-ray re-
yealed that no bones were broken and
n was sent te bis hons - 40,
Heald street -i.---a--i-
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PRISONERS MAKE
S9,592 ON ROADS

Trustees Of the New Castle County
Workhouse have received from the
county S9592 for work done on The
roads during July by prisoners OF the
institution
This Is in addition 10 the sums re-
ceived from the clothing contractors
for shop work In making clothing.
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RAM CONCFRT AppRECIATED.

Many WilmingiOnians attended the
band concert and sing held last eve
ming by the Wilmington Community
Service at Washington Heights Tri-
angle. Il was the FIRST affair Of its
kind 10 be presented in this location,
ception received other concerts viii
be given there.
The program began with a band
concert by the Philharmonic Band,
under the leadership Of j Norris Rob
inson. Emerson Stone led the singing
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
AUTO VICTm RECEIVERS SLOWLY

As The boy has not suiicleniIy re-
covered from his Injuries 10 appear
in court, the case Of George W. Smith,
charged with assault and battery In
running down Robert shaw at Thlr-
tieth and Market streets by an auto
mobile on June %. was again post
poned In Municipal Court this morn
ing.
The hearing has now been set for
Saptember l.
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SIVN FEINERS BURN
MOVLLE COURT HOUSE

LONDONDERRY, Aug United
Press. Sim Feiners from London
derry during The night terrorized the
town Of Neville, burning the court
house and driving the police back to
their barracks.
Refugees from the scenes OF other
Sim Fein attacks VINO were sleeping
In the courthouse. fed into the open
in their night clothes
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NEW MEXICAN REVOLT.

VERA CRUZ. Aug 4 lUnited Press.l
"A report from San Luis pOtosi to-
commanding a considerable force 0f
trOOns, had revolted against the De La
Huerla government.
Larrage was said 10 well supplied
with munitions and ready 70 start an
aggressive campaign
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
ROYLE CAsE CONTINUED.

Hearing In the case or william
Boyle. charged with operating an au-
iomoble while intoxicated was con-
tiued until Friday by Deputy Judge
Finger, In Municipal Court this morn
ing at the request Of the defendant.
n The case Of John r. Godfrey, charg-
ed with disorderly conduct. was con-
tinued until the same time at the re-
quest Of the defendant.
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SCHOOL survey
ISUNDER Way
Report of Committee May
Be Presented Next
Week
ROMMEL PLEASED
WITH CLAYTON

George Rommcl. president OF the
City Board OF Education. expressed
satisfaction today at the selection OF
p. p. Claxton, commissioner OF educa-
lion. Department Of the Interior at
Washington. 10 supervise a survey OF
the public schools OF the city.
Mr.. ClaxtOn was selected unanl-
mously Monday night by the commit
tee of citizens named by the mayor,
president Of Council and Mr.. R0mmel,
as head Of The school board. The
committee also recommended a survey
Continued on Page Iwo)
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INNTTF ROONEY SOUARE BIDS,

Nemhers on The oKocuflNe coWInII-
Tee M The Board OF Park Commission
ers al their meeting yesterday decid-
ed to advertise for bids for the CON
siructlon Of the rough stone retain
ing walls at the Rodney SQUARE
nroiect The bids may be opened a.
Inc next meeting OF the committee
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AccIfsEn on ASsAuLT.

Martin ZamOra, a Mexican, was az
rested today at the plant OF the East.
crn Nalleahle Iron Company, ohargea
with assault and battery on a Fellow
countryman. patrolman Ncharu
Ward look Zamora 10 the pol ice sta
lion where he was held for hearing
i'm Municipal Court tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
cmRcH FOLK on RIVER RIDE

Mt salem Epworth League IN con-
neotlon with the Young Peoples pouy
Of Richardson Park will take moon,
llght boat ride 10 Philadelphia and
return tomorrow evening. The party
will leave Fourth streat wharf a.
eolook city TINA
Evening journal., 1920-08-04
ACCUSED OF AssAULTING Roy.

Accused Of assault and battery on
James Konisburg, ~ years old, James
Hicks, Negro. was arrested last night
by Patrolman McGillion. Hearing In
the case was postponed until Friday,
In Municipal Court. this morning. al
the request Of the defendant. The
alleged assault occurred In a store
conducted by the prosecuting wit
ness father.