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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22
Papyrus Dated 400 3. c.
papyrus on geometry dated 100
B. G. has been preserved from ancient
Egypt.
Banana Stalks tor Aor.

'TaIa otdINs TOT Horses.
chopped banana stalks, used nc GOO,
3 'he truit has been harvested, have
'een used in Queensland fox feeding
lorSeS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Bicycles, velocipedes, = n every
thing repaired.-Crew's Bicycle Co.
mtf.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mrs Fredd Stubs and son Gilmer
have returned from brief visit to
Brunswick.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mrs, J. ]. Gainey is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Cairo.
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NOTICEl

A. B. \ \. FreisN dep%, will be
closed tank 5gving Dag, Novembe.-
18th, 1870
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WANTED-Some one to make hair
switches from combings. Phone POP.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Drew W. Paulk have
as their guest at their lovely home
on South Main Street Mrs. William
Newton of Albany.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

All our repair work is absolutely
guaranteed. Satisfaction or no charge
Crews Bicycle Co., mtf.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Choice Oranges 80 and 40c per dozen
Manon Grocery Co., 226 Z. Pine St.
Phone $40.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mr.. Lawrence Philips spent the
weekend in Reidsville with relatives.
He was acco ::p.lniei home by his
sister Mrs. G. C. Sapp aud two
Children who will be their guests for
sometime.
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Mrs. Robert H. Mckay has re.
turned home from Augusta where she
was a delegate to the Woman's Mis-
sionary Union.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mrs. Francesc Harris returned
home after pleasant visit to her
daughter Mrs Frank Schuessler in
Wadley
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Staten Island Flour A strictly light
bread flour made from hard winter
wheat. Every sack contains 24H
lbs. Ask your grocer for this flour #
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22
Like a Squirrel.

Like Squirrel.
man rarely digs for the root of
evil until he finds himself up tree
Cartoons Magazine.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Best Apples 75c and 85c per peck
Manon Grocery Company. 226 Eas'
Pine. Pohne $40. PIP;
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Leader Enterprise Want Ads Pay. -
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mrs. Harry Dorman has returned
home after a pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in Jacksonville, Fla.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mrs. John S. Johnston and son Ed
gar have returned home after a pleas
ant visit in Brunswick.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mr.. Palmer Pratt with the Good
year Rubber company with head
quarters in Macon was the guest last
week OF Mr.. ]. w. Greenawalt.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

DRESS MAKING-rW experienced
seamstress at Gil Noconeye.. ' '''''eD
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Game Waftrn B. i. Strickland and
II. {. Powell will leay2 Tuesday to
attend the Field irials at Wayncsi. Gro
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Miss Carrie Lee left last night for
Kansas City, Mo. where she viii
and friends.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Johnston
will have as their guest for Thanks
giving at their home on West Mag
nolia Street, Miss Margaret Dough
erty of Abbeville.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-22

Mr.. Jesse E. Mercer of Atlanta is
spending few days in our city with
relatives and friends.
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The evening world., 1920-01-02
LED TO VICTORY
BY DIVINE HAND
FOCH BELIEVES
Marshal Tells of Vision Which
Came to Him on the Marine
Field.

PARIS, Jan. al believe that
tho victory OF the Allies in tho
field was sent from on high by
will superior and divine" was the
statement made in an interview
here by Marshal Foch, who is a
devout Catholic, lie added I'M
pressively:
when, in historic moment a
vision is given to man and when
in consequence he finds that this
vision has determined movements
Of enormous importance in IA for
midable war, 1 believe that this
vision-and thinl had it at the
Marine, on tho User and on March
Becomes from proyidenual
power in the hand of which one
Is the instrument,
How then did / win, the war;
did 1t by smoking my pipe. |
mean to say in not gotting excited,
in reducing everything 10 it's es-
senual, in avoiding useless emo
tions, in concentrating all my
strength on my job.
Was this job difficult7 Possibly
II was. Our war, you see, was a
very curious ~. 1t was a aattle
OF governments. To speak only OF
ourselves-we had confrunung our
French Republic, with its pro-
found national sonso, the Kaiser, a
man intelligent, perhaps, but not
very intelligent, a buffer, a man
of hasty action, ana for that rea-
son a bad judge OF his acts.
Germany had - super army
and professional soldiers OF the
first rank, but she lacked "A
hOltke. lie would never have
started The war without trying TO
nouFallze Russia, and II he would
have had TO swallow that pill, be-
lieve me. he would have conducted
the war differently"
The evening world., 1920-01-02
CHICAGO CONTINUES
ROUNDUP Of REDS;
278 UNDER ARREST
Continued From First Page)

mated by those consplrators all over
the country"
Before midnight, sworn 20 strict
secrecy the officers making the raids
were instructed as to procedure. At I
o'clock patrol wagons and taXicabs
allied with officers left the Criminal
Courts Building and several police
stations. Fifteen minutes later they
began to return. filled with pris-
oners.
The first place raded' was the
Clarion Bookstore. headquarters Of
the Cook County branch OF the Com
munist Labor Party the national Of
ficials of which were recently arrested
in New York City. Here were cap
tured Arthur Proctor, Chairman OF
the local organization OF the party,
and Ave others, and among the litera-
ture seized we're numerous pictures Of
Lcnint and Trotzky.
At an |. w. w. hall 80 were cap
,Ured. among them Fanny Grovorsky,
we'll known New York City radical,
who came here during the street car
strike with a hundred others to TO-
nent trouble, At the hall. too. was
taken a big red flag inscribed In
Russian in white letters. Long Live
the Internationale."
In the headquarters OF the Commu-
| mist Party of America twenty leaders
and members were made prisoners.
Among the places raidcd was the
Russian Soviet School, declared by
the raiders to be under the direction
! OF Ludwig Martens. Russian Soviet
Ambassador to the United States
! who has headquarters in New York.
4 half dozen women we're taken Ii
| later raids. Among them were Mrs
| II. Dobrow and the Misses Vera and
L. Dobrow, who the states Attorney
| charged, were brought from Russia
to work among women.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
INSPECTOR WHO PUT
MAN OFF CAR FINED
Passenger Elected in Brooklyn
eSecond Fare Riots Wins Case
In Court.

Frank Monarch. who acted a. a
throw on inspector Of the Brook
lyn city Railroad Company m the soc
ond fare riots AZ F7ntbush and INostcr
Avenues, Brooklyn. was found guilty Of
assault and fined 500 by Justices
Fresch. Herman and Voorhees, in Spe-
cil Sessions, Brooklyn. to-day.
The complainant, Allan g. Crlun.
President of tho Third Ward Taxpay-
ers' Association and a real estate
owner who was thrown into the street.
by Monarch after refusing to pay a
second fare. asked for a suspended sem
tcnce for the inspector, saying the man
had acted under orders and the CON
viotion was enough to establish the
principle. District Attorney Lewis OBJ
jectod and demanded q substantial fine.
Monarch was p4roled pending an APP
peal for which his counsel, Col. William
N. DyclIman, who is also counsel for
the railroad, said would be taken at
onOa.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
EDWARDS SEES PLAN
TOLIMIT POWERS
Asks Fair Play of Legislature On
Right TO Remove Commission
Members.

Goycrnor-clcct Edward l. Edwards OF
New Jersey issued a. statement to-day
saying that he did not believe the Re
publican majority in the Legislature
would support the reported plans Of
some members to restrict his powers Of
removal OF officials OF the Highway
Commission and the Hoard Of Iusutu-
tons and Agencies. lie said in part
81 desire publicly to call attention to
this movement. The former Republican
Governor had bills drafted providing
for the appointment Of the State High
way Commission. a State Board Of
Charities and Corrections, and several
others.
I'm each one OF these bills the former
Governor deemed it advisable to give
himself the power of summary removal
am OF the opinion that he was en-
.urcly justified. I do not, therefore, be-
leye the LEGISLATURE, be ii Democratic
or Republican, WI for partisan reasons
attempt to limit the responsibilities and
authority to which am entitled a. Cow
.crnur | am simply appealing to the
members Of the Legislature for fair
play"
The evening world., 1920-01-02
Miss Minnie Budson, Cashier, Hopes
Finder viii Restore Missing
$500.

Miss Minnie Budson. cashier and
manager for the ID. Arnold Candy Com
pany manufactures at No. 3S5 Canal
street, asked the aid OF the police aud
the newspapers to-day M finding q
package containing $500 she said she
lost Wednesday evening between the
Prince Suvet station OF the Broadway
subway ana i2J Street.
According TO Miss Budson. the PrcsI-
dent OF the company was away for the
holidays and the receipt Of $4,000 In col
lections in addition to $500 IN the
FIRMS safe. $3.50 OF which WAS her own.
made her fearful OF burglars, so she
was afraid TO leave 1t In the safe. She
tclephoncd to two banks but went up
town with a man and his wife who own
a chain OF retail candy stores and with
whom she wanted 6'to talk business"
She carried tho envelope under her
arm she said. and first missed it lcav-
ing the subway at 42d Street
Miss Budson said she had not yet
told her parents or her employer OF
losing ths money. She refused to
make her address known or tell the
names Of the man and women who
were with her when she lost the pack
age. Her own $3.50, she said. had been
accumulatinG in the office safe for
about six months. The finder who re-
turns her employers money, the girl
said. may keep her own.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
LODGE AND M'NARY
SEEK AGREEMENT
ON PEACE TREATY
Discuss How Far Republicans
Can Go in Modifying
the Reservations.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-RepuDli-
can and Democratic leaders Of the
senate gave attention again to-day
to negotiations for a peace treaty
compromise, comforting with various
members OF their respective parties.
Senator Lodge sent for Senator
McNary, leader of the mild reserva-
ton Republican group, ard discussed
with him how FAR the Republicans
could go in modifying reservations
approved BY the Senate majority at
the last session of Congress. Several
other Senators also saw Mr.. Lodge.
on the Democratic side Senator
Hitchcock conferred with Senator
Swanson OF Virginia, a consistent
supporter Of the Administration %n
the treaty fight. and Senator King,
Utah, who voted Tor reservations in
the last session.
II was understood that the res
crvstion on Article y. was given tho
greater share OF attention by Nom
bcrs OF both parties. and that, 50
far, neither side had advanced solu-
ton which the other would consider
favorable.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
SOCIALISTS AND REDS
LINKED IN INQUIRY
LuSk Committee Told Former Dis
cuSSed Lenine Literature at
School Meetings.

ROCHESTER,, N, Y, Jan. 2.--Thc So
ciaiist Party was connected with the
Communists and other radicals in testi-
mony placed before the LusN Legisla
tive Committee investigating Red ac-
tivites in Now York State at it's Sos
sion here to-day.
II was also shown that by the con-
stitution OF the party aliens can
hold office in its councils and control its
official acts II was further brought out
that Socialists held meetings In public
school houses, at which literature
written by LCnino and sent over here
from Russia was discussed
Literature seized in the raids om
Radical stronghOlds here Saturday
night last was exhibited, 1t attacks,
first, belief In any Divinity; second,
the home and the morals OF the home,
and third, patriotism IN any form. II
was revealed by pncords seized in the
rid that the Rochester Branch of
tho Communist Party attacked the
American Federation Of Labor and
showed sympathy with the German
SpartaCsts,
The evening world., 1920-01-02
Auto Licenses
Than Last
Charge Based on Makers List
Price Now as We'll as on
Horse Power.
COSTLY CARS HARD HIT.
Owners Urged to Get Applica-
tons In Early to Avoid
Cong, ion.

Owners OF pleasure automobiles
when they make application for 1920
license plates will Ind the registra-
ton fee has been raised materially
over last year. Especially does this
apply TO the higher priced cars.
Heretofore pleasure cars have been
taxed only on the basis OF horse
power but this year a tax must be
paid on horse power. plus the manu-
facturer's hist price OF the car. There
are three things the car owner should
know-the year his car was manu-
featured. the list price and the horse
power. To determine the latter the
number OF cylinders and the bore
should be kept in mind.
As an example of the changes in
rates, q $500 car OF 22h horse power
called for a Nat fee In 1919 OF SIS. On
$500 list price car. four cylinders.
22h horse power. the 1890 fec Is $3.50,
computed on the horse power, plus
al.60 on the manufacturers list price,
making . total registration fec of
S7.2S.
An $1,000 limousine, SIX cylinders.
IS horse power. last year paid a fiat
tax OF SIS. This year the tax is 3i2.15
on the horse power. plus S52 on the
list price. making a total OF S44l5.
The tax on the list price varies ac-
cording TO the age of the car, the
rate being cut In half for cars manu-
featured in 1915-l6, and still lower for
cars manufactured In 1914 or before.
The horse power tax remains INC
same regardless OF the age OF the car.
Schedules showing the various rates
and how TO compute them have been
sent 70 most of the automobile owners
listed In tho state and this work liz
expected TO be completed by Monday.
In case owners are In doubt how TO
figure their tax they can obtain in
formation at the New York City
branch OF the Automobile Bureau Of
the Secretary OF States once, No. 127
WoSt 65th Street. II they do not know
the manufacturers list price OF their
car they are advised 20 consult the
agents handling that make of car.
The 1920 licenses are now being
Issued and auto owners are urged t.
Bet IN Ln0r application carly to avoid
congestion at the last moment The
1913 licenses expire Jan. 81 and new
ones must be procured before Feb. /.
There are no changes in tho fees for
commercial cars or chauffeT1B' IL
censes. Neither Is there any add
tlonal State or local tax 70 which mo-
tor vehicles may be subject
The New York City Branch Motor
License Bureau, which serves Greater
New York City and Putnam, West
chester. Rockland, Nassau and Suf-
folk Counties, last year isgued H.
censcs for 17s,s7s pleasure cars and
6i,7SI commercial motor vehicles. Tho
revenue derived from pleasure cars
was 1880, 600 and from the CONNER
clad cars 1912, 407. 1t Is expected many
more licenses will &c Issued this year
and that tho revenue will be in
creased largely owing to the Increased
rates 100
The evening world., 1920-01-02
BATTLE
OF BRITISH IN INDIA
TribeSmen Fight with Great De-
termination and Suffer As
Never Before.

fANDANNAKACH, India. Monday,
Dec % Nia London, Jan. 2).-Thc
hardest fighting ever experienced on
the Indian frontier has been In prog
ress during the last three days, in
which time the British casualties have
been heavier than those in the entire
campaign in the Tirah district in 1897
while the hin trpbcsmen suffered az
never before.
4 bugler boy OF the 3ith Native
Pioneers showed notable heroism.
Left with only "A few comrades he
seized a pickaX and fought the tribes
men tll they retired.
This action was evidently a con-
tinuation OF the lighting reported in
London advices Of Jan. ! based on de-
spatches from Mandannakach. dated
Dec is and 20.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
TO TEST HER COMPETENCY.
Woman who Tried Ia Leap from
Hotel window Gets Hearing.


Former County Judge Howard 7.
Nash OF Brooklyn was appointed by
County Judge McDermott in Brooklyn
to- day to preside over the Sherfrs
Jury which Is to determine whether
Mrs. Lillian l. Canda. wife of Matt
land NJ. Canda- Il competent to manage
her own affairs.
Mrs. CandA became hystericnl In the
Hotel Bossert June /, last and was
prevented by firemen from throwing
herself from a ninth story window. She
was said 20 have become unsettled last
June by a mistaken belief that her son
was killed in France She was COM
mitted TO Bloomingdale Hospital at
White Plains by her husband. Recent
y Judge McDermott received letter
from her in which she asked for hear
ing, saying her cOndit on In June was
due TO an attack OF neurlus Her per
sonal estate Is understood 10 be worth
Sl3i 600 and she has considerable real
estate holdings,
The evening world., 1920-01-02
70 ARMED MEN
INLIMERICK RAID;
ROBPOST OFFICE
Hold Up Staff of Twelve Per
SONS and Seize Funds In
Irish City.

LIMERICK, Ireland, Jan. 2.-The
Limerick post office was raided about
midnight last night by twenty
masked and armed men who seized
several thousand pounds in cash ana
money orders, The post office staff,
numbering twelve persons, was held
up until the pillage was completed.
The employees were then warned not
to attempt 10 follow the raiders, who
escaped unmolcsted. Military forces
are occupying the post office to-day.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
You May Delay
BY DR.. BERTHoLD a. BAER

Temporal mutantur ct cum lis''-time changes
and we change with it.
There was time when advertising in general was
tabooed said Frank E. Campbell proprietor of
The Funeral Church, Broadway at Goth Street. "A
professional considered below his dignity to inform
the public of what he knew. Banks considered it I'M
ethical to. ask for trade and business
Then merchants began to advertise their wares
For many years display advertisements refused by
newspapers and magazines. Cuts and illustrations
could not be used
Again time changed and we changed with it.
Banks and Bankers advertise for they consider
that theirs is business like any other, handling two and
only two commodities-the same as every other well
conducted business material and Se1Vice."
"On the morrow will make my will is the headline
of an advertisement of The Bankers Trust Co. This
man procrastinated" is another.
Defeated by Death is the title of an advertisement
of The American Exchange National Bank.
THE purpose of this publicity is to induce men and
appoint the respective Bank Executor of their
will
ut would be interesting to know how many Of the
officials of these Banks have done what they ask you to
do have made their will
at would be interesting to know how far thew
have prepared for the last Journey from which there is no
return. If they have made will, have they purchased
a plot, place where to lie? Have they provided for
the casket wherein their earthly remains will rest? Have
and the arrangement of the funeral to the Frustrated
who in the time Of greatest grief does not know
what to do nor how to do it?
"Y0H may delay but time will not, said Benjamin
Franklin.
Have you done your duty?'
lgD
The evening world., 1920-01-02
FALSE ACCUSATION
GIVES HIM AN IDEA
So Says Prisoner Cha-gsh With
Breaking 1 Window After Re-
lease From Count.

Edward Buckley. twenty years old.
OF No. 32i Blocker Street. who Vas
discharged In Might Court las, night on
charge OF kicking IN store window
in Chatham square, was arrested BY
Policeman Louis G'utter Of the Clinton
street station this morning at sis
o'clock OF a charge OF breaking IN a
showcase In 'front.' OF the store Of Joseph
Bernstein, No. % Bowery. and stealing
some shoes
Buckley said that he was innocent Of
The evening world., 1920-01-02
ICE-COATED WRECK
TELLS THE STORY
OF &c LIVES LOST
Schooner Allen, Washed Ashore in
Bay Of Funiy Carried IS
Grew. s PASSENGERS

HALIFAX, Jan. 2.-The stern ana
other wrcckage of the schooner ~.
W. Allen, Providence, r. IT," was
washed ashore at Harborville on the
Bay OF Fundy Wednesday night. The
wreckage was so coated with ice IL
could hardly be identified,
No previous report OF such a vessel
being in distress had been received
and IT is believed she was lost during
the gales that for two months nave
swept the North Atlantic.
The evening world., 1920-01-02

Col Il, NJ House announced to-day
that he was planning TO 20 10 Texas for
a long wish with his home friends. He
said his health had much improved
since he returned from France and
showed his usual enthusiasm In avoid
ing the slightest intimation of his
opinions on public AFFAIRS and politics.
or IN reports that he no longer enjoyed
the Intimate confidence Of President
Wilson.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
PrepOSterOus, Say OmciRIs, Hear
Ing of Hoyhe's Charge.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE state
ment that Reds in Chicago were
tipped OFF, by some one in tho De
partment OF Justice before the raid
by states Attorney Hoyne was
termed "preposterous" by officials
OF tia Department Tonight
The evening world., 1920-01-02
DIED.

'INLLAM.-ALFRED, Services CAMP.
BELL. FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway,
Goth st., Saturday. ? =. NJ.
MacDAIiNIOTT.-Dec 81. 1919. ELLEN
,ucr O'DonnelD, beloved wife VI l.. j.
MacDarmott
Funeral from her late residence. No.
873 I'd ave. ON Saturday AZ O'Clock.
CONGRATULATIONS. Services CAMP.
BELL FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
Goth st., Friday. +. NJ.
TOWER.-bOROTuY. Services CAMP.
BELL FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
66th st.. Friday, +. NJ
The evening world., 1920-01-02
OLDEST HEN, 80, is DEAD.
Turned White at FIftcen-I.aid
Eggs Last Fail.

pANlEI4SON. Conn. Jan. 2.-Bu-
Satia Pallidani. thirty-two. a Spanish
black hen. said to have been the old
est hen in the United States. Is dead.
She was owned by James Blanchard
OF Dayville. In her youth Eusatia was
a prlse-w winning pedigreed beauty.
Mhen fifteen her black plumagn be-
came white. Last spring she mothored
q brood. and laid eggs in the fall.
The evening world., 1920-01-02
$4,000 SHORTAGE CHARGED.
warren, o., city Treasurer Accused
OF EmbesEIinE FundA.

WARREN. o., Jan Charles Il.
Kistier. City Treasurer for the last SIX
gears, Is under arrest here to-day.
charged with embezzling 5000 OF city
funds. He was arrested at Newton
Fa1lB laat night by Chief OF Police
Gigens, who says Kistler made a con-
fesBlon- The shortage was discovered
yesterday when Kistler turned the Of
Bowen
The evening world., 1920-01-02
PAY YOUR TAXES,
HAVE CHILDREN,
CLEMENCEAU PLEA
French Premier Announces He viii
Not Run for Senate, But Is
Silent on Presidency.

PARIS, Jan. 2.
nRHMIDR CLDMBNCEAU, in
a farewell address to cleo
tors at Draguignan yester-
day, announced he will not be a
candidate for the Senate.
The Premier also refused to ad-
init he will be a candidate 10
succeed President Poincare. The
Premier urged the electors to
pay their taxes and have as
many children as possible"
while l will no longer repre-
sent you In the Senate / will al
ways remain Frances most de-
voted son." Clemenceau said. ut
IL comforting 10 think | hayU
done my duty and will continue
- do 80 until the end"
The evening world., 1920-01-02

NEW BEDFOItD, Mass, Jan .
The two-mastCd schooner T. w
Allan sailed from this port on Nov 10
for the Cape Verde Islands with a
crew OF eighteen and eight pas.
sengcrs, including two aliens who had
been put aboard by an immigration
officer for deportation.
The schooner was in command of
the owner Capt. James f. Silva OF
this city