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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-23
NOTICES
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF HARVEY

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF HARVEY
CRUDE OIL COMPANY.
You are hereby notified that special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the llar-
vey Crude oil Company, will be held at
the Office OF the company, at 100 Rich
ards Building, In the city Of Tulsa,
county Of Tulsa and State Of oklahoma,
on the 10th day Of January, 1921. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. this meeting being called
for the purpose Of passing on and ratify-
ing and confirming resolution Of the
board OF directors Of the Harvey Crude
oil Company, held at the Office OF the
company In Kansas City, County Of
jackson, State Of Missouri, on the 18th
day Of December, 1920, at IL o'clock A. NJ,
said resolution having In eject accepted
proposition TO sell to certain eastern
financial interests, the assets Of the lIar
vey Crude oil Company and accepting
In payment therefore, one hundred,
twenty-five thousand shares OF a stock
I'm a corporation to be formed by the
eastern financial interests, said stock
having no par value, In addition to
which this company is 10 receive one
million. two hundred fifty thousand dol
lars In cash. This meeting Is also called
for the purpose Of ratifylng all previous
acts Of officers and directors Of the cor
| pOrutiOn.
Dated this 18th day OF December, 1920
II. l.. BUTCHER,
dec2O-2 got. Secretary.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-23

TURNITuRE-I PAY THE HIGHEST
IL prices FOR secondhand furniture,
On rpCts, clothes, shoes and all kinds OF
street Phone S50S-W. jy7-iyr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1920-12-23
PIANO TUNING
ELECTRICAL.
MAI ESTATE WANTEp.


IL detached, with side yard; good
residential section; will pay cash. p.
q. Box 1917 deci4-1m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
FORMER ASPlRANT
FOR PRESIDENT OF
MEXICO ARRESTED

continued From FIRST PaEc)
made AN Ineffective attack on tho
provisional government garrison \,
Nuev" Laredo. opposite here. this
morning. They were driven or after
a few minutes dcsultory firing. lcay
ing three wounded prisoners.
The attacking party loft three
wounded prisoners. and il was re-
ported without vcrihcation. however.
That tho defending forces suffered
ninc killed and several wounded.
The attack was believed TO have
hccn but RECONNAISSANCE to deter
mine the best point OF another as
sault.
From Nurvo Laredo officials IL was
learned tina; news had been received
thht from Monterey to the border
numerous small parties have risen.
destroyed the railroad and probably
united with other groups under Cen
cral GolZalcz
'ion@tlaz was reported to have can
tured Candida and I.ampasos. and to
be concentrating some bands from
-Nuero Laredo at the latter placc
whcrc he also was joined by a small
party OF soldiers from the garrison
opposite here who deserted four al
'lNc days ago and some thirty Gus.
IONS guards who switched over Tues.
day night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
- ---------> -----------------
Try ALLEGED SLAYER OF
I. MORGAN MOORE TODA
VIII lam Turner. CoIOred, Also
'hnrgcd With Robbery mud At
tempted Criminal Assault.

Indicted on three counts Villa,
SSrnrr, colorcd. alleged shaver q
a Morgan Moore. near AIcxandri,
Iihy ~. VIII be tried today in III
United States District Court. barIn
ming 1T 1850 o'clock. with ,Jud,.
Edmund Waddii sitting. Doside
murder. Turner IL charged with rob
Dcry ana attempted criminal u0gauIl
Richard i. Wilson, assistant Iiniro
states district attorney. OF Peters
burg. VIII conduc, tho prosecution
assisted by Henry Miller. assistan
70 United states District At,ornc
Hiram Smith. who is out OF the cit,
turner VIII be represented by Harr
NJ. Smith and William Denny.
Moore was driving an nii,omobll
Just outside of Washington who
a man IS said To have sprung out o
nc bushes that, fringe the road an
demanded HIS lie or money. Hi
nanccc. Miss Pearl Clark. privut
secretary to conrropFmnn Brittcn. o
lliihoIs. who was au:omobiling wit
him. got on, OF the car and waite
at tho end OF tho automobile, whor
IA" ASSASSIN Is alleged 10 have do
fndndcd her money, according 10 ties
timony given ~ a preliminary hear
Ing before United states Commis
sioncr Melvin Flcggcnhcimcr 1t wa
at TINS tine that Moor. was shot
High feeling "a the Alexandra soc
tion, where tho crime was committee
led IN tho removal Of tho suspcc
TO the HcnriCp County JAZZ in Rich
inond where he since has RENAME
without bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

WINGED that my Shamrock will come
out 4 winner.
Entrrtains Many Guests.
Sir Thomas viewed the race from
the steam yacht Victoria. chartered
by HIM for the occasion. He was
host TO more than 100 guests. rrivi-
legged 10 pass the lines OF ruardships,
his yacht kept close behind the racers
a. they made their way up the first
Of the popularity OF the British
sportsman. he was time and again
called to the rail to acknowledge
shouted from excursion boats and
other sightseeing craft. The delayed
arrival Of Shamrock at the starting
point and her false start caused Sir
ticncc. When the !irst of IA series of
rain squalls which hid tho boats for
some time had cleared. it showed the
Resolu;c h:.t increased the distance
gained IA, the start His impa;!encc
was then voiced In the only frctful
words regarding Shamrock his guests
hoard him usc all day. when he said
half aloud. TOO bad"
lie viewed the race for Il consider
able part, standing on tho nariEaiinS
bridge alongside OF Captain Jairrc.
ncared the turning point his prevail
ing good nature had completely re-
turned. lie observed his yacht hold
ing scrond place with as much cheer
vcrscd.
lilo was chatting with Some Of his
guests whom the accident. which put
the defender out Of commission took
place. His attention was called to
the Tutoring mainsail of Rcsolutc.
but he only remarked in an anxious
voice. wait a moment. ! do not be-
licvc Il is serious"
"Cnnt Take Victory Like Tint"
As minutes lapscd, however. and
Shamrock rrcpt up and passed the
disabled Hcsolutc. he turned and said ::
II am sorry: ] hoped that they could
itN t.. can't take victory like
that"
Whom it was pointed on; to him.
however that il was fortune OF
contest and that precedent in other
sports dictated that "a contestant
must take into consideration possible
accidents, he remarked: Yes bu;
that is not Tom Lpton's way"
The victory gave him no feeling
of "Nuitation lie accepted con
gratulaticns rendered him. but his in :
t"rcSt in the prospects OF the next
race and his confidence in Shamrock
Tor futur" showing. was far more
marked Than was his interest in the
result OF the nrs; days race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

utcs ahead Of the Shamrock. no,
counting the handicap the American
boat was entitled to. But watch the
Rcsolutc's next race. Better luck to
it,
There were no thrills in the race
ccssion OF pictures etched ont against
Il shifting horizon. Heavy banks
OF mist rested on the waters abou;
half an hour before the race began
distance. shortly before the start,
the sun broke through and the two
yachts. like sportivc sen guils. spread
their wings IN play and jockcycd
hundreds OF crafts spread i'm a
crescent about the Ambrose light
snip. the starting point. Motor boats
and private yachts. excursion boats
crowded with spectators. who paid
as high rs So FOR Il view of the race.
OCEAN going liners, which seemed to
ing hoa,s Tor The race and n few
rae" 10 get under way.
Following in the wake Of the
Two yachts came the whole fleet OF
sichi-sce vessels. The ships
hut never attempted to head the rae
ing crafts or get too close To their
aEainsI! them. They followed in the
lowed the Pied Piper of Hamclin.
What picture 1t was to sec these
boats following the two ghost -likc
k!tcs aS They lost themselves in the
Ihcn the storm broke For al
most thrcc-quartcrs Of an hour tho
Fachis were completely lost to sight
IN the binding rain. revealed nov
ana then only by vivid flashes of
lightning The newspaper men on
board three torpedo dcstroycrS we're
uhabIc 10 see either Rcsoluto or
uiE what had happened 10 them.
Fred Is Couzcns, the famous MA
rlne artist. sat on the deck of m.
pencil. the different positions mr ia
two racers
"ranklin u. Roosevelt. Assist,n,
secretary Of the Navy and Democratic
nominee for Vice President. yicwrd
,he race from the torpedo DESTROYER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Valet Bet 81, Thomas
Flannel Brooches on Race

NEW YORK, July I5.-Sir
Thomas Lipton'n flannel trousers
urc rnfc.
They Will not fall Into tho hands
OF nn American, with whom they
were wnSercd today that the
Shamrock would win tho FIRST race
Of the cup series.
No. Sir Thomns didn't bet them.
but his valet did.
Thc truth OF tho matter in the
trousers passed ont of the posscS-
sion OF the Hritish bnronct some
time nGO, when hc passed them on
10 his vnlct. hut sidney Cook, Sir
Til m az n,nnscrvnnt, said nc
GnNc the lonEcnt odds quoted on
tho race when he bet tho "tro,,"
against SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
PREDICTS REDUCTION OF
BlTUMlNOUS COAL PRICE
Rccrntly Appointed Subcommittee
Hopes to Provide Steady Ship
mrnts TO Famine Sections.

nv NtEOVinIrI pFeFN
NEW YORK. july ia rcduc
ton IN the price OF bi,uminous Goa
was predicted here today by mem
bcrs OF the subcommittee or railroa'
officials and coal operators, meeting
here 10 complete details OF II plal
10 rclie"n the coal shortage in Ncy
York CITY. New England and tn,
northwest.
Ey "a scientific distribution Of cars
the committee honcg to provide
steady stream OF Goa! to the affccte,
district. Under this plan the com
mittce members believe, the Goa
SPECTATORS Will hnd il Impossible Il
exact the high prices that the acut
shortage has made possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
HARDING WILL LISTEN TO
ANT|-sUFFRACE LEADERS
Conference Arranged by Republican
Woman Who Is Displeascd With
Senator Carter Glass.
u! Ass9ciatcl rress.l


WASHINGTON. July - Senator
Harding has notified the National AS
ISOLATION Opposed TO Woman Suffrage
that he will readily give hearing
TO those who arc opposed TO woman
suffrage"
The Republican presidential nomi-
nee. in IA letter written at Marion.
Ohio. July to Mrs. Horace Brock.
chairman OF the Republican section
Of the association. and made public
tonight by tho organization. declared
he did not mean 10 be candid:te
who was the partisan OF any one
group in our American activities.
The Senator added that he would
give suggestions Of the antisuffraEists
thoughtful consideration"
In making public the letter. Miss
Mary G.. Kilbrcth, president of the
association. in signed statement
charged that representatives OF tho
organ ga ton were Disseminated
against at the Democratic National
Convention nj san Francisco Sen
ator Glass. chairman of the platform
committee. the statement charged
actually compelled, not only our
delegation. representing such women
'S the WIDOW or Grover Cleveland
and the wife OF Clcvclands Secretary
of Treasury, but Miss Laura CLAY.
the famous Kentucky Stale rights
suffrage leader. to sit before his com
mittcc for nearly two days without
being granted hearing on State
rights. although he allowed negroes.
Hindus. Filipinos, Koreans. Porto
Rtcans and everybody else on earth
who wanted hearing to have one"
The only excuse that Senator
Glass ever offered for constantly
denying our delegation Il hearing"
the statement continued, was that
Mrs Abhy Scott Baker. tho National
oman's Party leader. had with
drawn her request for a hearing. and
consequently. wc could not have one
on State rights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
INK ROBS YANKEE
YACHT OF VICTORY
IN FIRST CUP RACE

:. CONTINUED From First Page
<;ty seconds, subject to rcmoasurc-
ment
Long before the yachts had como Ia
1.-The starting line iha covts. ln!o,s and
piers Of New YORK had sho, forth
their store o. steam and sailing ships
Trim schooner Yachts ana drab
greasy. fishing smacks here and
there traw!cr and r.ckc,y lobster
boat were out rising and falling
Sgenuy al anchor or moving res,lossly
Ito and fro.
& Large steam yachts, some canou,
z and some entirely unknowu loft their
= long lathery wakes behind them as
.Sthey hunted for a good position from
(which TO view the stare, rromincu:
among them was the distinguished
looking black Corsair. property Of j.
( p. Morgan The Victoria ana CSm-
rnodore Doheny's yacht. LOOKING for
@all the world like twin sisters. were
! also there. rocking easily not far
from the push-oM An old e;ager a..
the sea was tho Atlantic. which had
won the German Emperor's pew,e-
cup in the transatlantic race o, 1905.
Thousands had come out for the
race In the white paddle whcclcrs
y which ordinarily churn UP the waters
9. OF the quiet Hudson.
Yachts at Starting Point.
KS AT length the yachts came to the
: starting point. which lies abreas, OF
fthe foremast o! the Ambrose light
-sShtp. The warning signal vas given.
asf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
NY Associated Press. l

:, ANpARn STEAM YACHT VIC
in,DhlA ,Hy Wireless /" Associated
i'r"S>l. jay ia victory that MAS
npt earned Is The way Sir Thomas
!.ipIon. owner %: the challenger.
summed NJ ,oday's race.
am exceedingly sorry that sham
rock won Through luke" he said.
ana | would much prefer not to ac-
cert the race. am convinced by my
!ri'nGN, however. that such cours..
WOULD not b." for the best interests of
yachting and that IL would tend To
set a precedent whereby a premium
could he placed on faulty or slight
construction.
= lost q race myself" he added.
through 2 fuke--the breaking Of a
Sall-anG know that the American
people sympathized with me. can
say positively that il is no measure
:" nuke
To-day Was bad day for a race.
WIN squalls and Gains and rain.
ReSolutc d!d exceedingly well and
made rno showing. hut with good
steady hrcc2c Saturday am con :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
RESOlUTE TUNED DOWN
TOO FINE TO STAND STRAIN
beautiful Yacht shaving. Heels Il
Visitor when Mathematics Took
Hand in Rnrc.
Nh NnivnraNl srrNLcc ]


ON BOARD l. = TORPEDO DE-
STipNEH GOI.pSBORoUGH July u.
Malhf mates. that's all. That cx-
plains kesoiutc's defeat this after
noon"
This from a wcll-known yacht ex-
pert as ne watched the American de
tenders splendid spread OFFS wings
c!trnplc near the turning point.
The kcSolute is a great boat. but
u Is planned down 100 fine. II is
too ihcmatical proposition. \
yacht TO heat tho Shamrock must be
hhie 10 stand stronger Gaf than
IN" kcS0luto experienced today. De-
spite IN" hrici storm the wind was
iiHhl and tn" sea was not too heavy.
Ana yet 1t broke down. There is "A
hoodoO on tho ship"
w nat q shame" said Rear ,lmi-
re-! ';i"nnru. as tho throat haiyard
81 the E"soinic snapped. Gripping
IN" yacht ~ was moving like a
dream Tho RcSolutc would have
beaten The Irish challenger hands
down ana sailed IN At least five min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
InN Assnclatcdrrc


WASHINGTON July lI.--A'ontinua-
ton OF the working agreement be-
twccnt the Shipping Board and lonE
shoremen employed at the various
ports OF the country. Was discussed
al a conference today between Chair
man Benson and representatives ot
the International LorCshorcnicn' :
Association. At the conclUSion OF the
conference Chairman Benson said a
decision in the matter would DC am
nounccd by the board in the near
future.
At the invitation OF Chairman Bon-
son representatives OF the boards
ship opcratots. the Department Of
Commerce, the Department; o. Labor
and the War Department attended
the meeting.
Provides for Adjustment.
The present agreement provides
for national adjustment commits
sion having Jurisdiction over wages
AND workiug conditions OF loncshorc-
men working on the boards vessels.
Provision also is made that unless
either party give notice OF with
drawal siNty days before expiration
the agreement shall continue III forge
for another year.
Lougshorcmcn scsk continuation
OF the agreement. 1t was said after
tho conference, as it ceniraiizes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
STONE IN HANDKERCHIEF
USED TO MURDER PIANIST
Georgia Fortune Teller Killed for
Money known TO he In
IIOmr.

COLUMBUS. GA. July l5--Miss
Matte Heath. palnist. who MAS
reputcd TO carry Il considerable sum
OF money on ner person, was killed
here late today by being beaten over
the head with "A stone tied in "A pocket
handkerchief.
Posses Immediately started in
search OF John Heath. who WAS sus-
pcctcd OF the murder and robbery.
The woman who was about so years
old had hccn residing in this viciu-
ity for twelve years. Feeling was
running high here toniIh, over the
killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
POLISH ARMY DRIVEN OUT
OF KAMENETZ-PODOlS
Bolsheyiat Forces HIVE Cross.
Stiiyh River and Near Old Ger
NAM Lines OF 1915.


LONDON. July l5.--Russian Bo
sherist forces have forced their wa
across the Niliya River. in the Pre-
vince of wilma. ON tho north. and has
driven the Poles out of the city {
kamenctzP odolsk. on the souther
end OF tho Polish front, according /
an Official statement issued in Mo.
wireless.
:, West OF Molodctchno. northwest {
MlnSk. the Soviet forces are al
preaching the positions held by III
German armies during the Polls
"ampnign OF 1916, the statement say
Ficrco resistance on the part {
me Poles on the entire front betwcc
INC l)ubnh and Dnicstcr Rivers
reported IN the statement
An Exchange Telegraph dispatc
from Berlin today quotes the new,
paper Pravda. one OF the Russia
holShcvisi organs. as declaring thi
soviet Russia would decline ali pr,
poSals Tor peace with Poland an
would not lay down her arms uni
Hol3hcvist Poland was cstablishe
tic state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
4. :. sends Wnrninr

WASHINGTON, July l5.-Both sides
IN ne disturbances in the vicinity of
NufNo Laredo. Mexico. nave been
warned by American Consul Robert
son not 10 shoot across the American
border The consul reported to ;hc
state department today hat he had
received a letter from General Ricsrt,
toh@aicz. nephew of General Paaio
'p"%alcz, stating tina. he had calied
Tor The surrender OF Nucvo Jared
ana advising foreigners. Including he
consul and other Americans. to eros.
Owe! TO American soil as precau.
tion for safety
The consul snrvnd nn,i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Was Wet on O.i.:b, Too,
But Ii Didn't Spoil Race
,By Universal scrvicc.J

MEM YORK;. July t6.-Thc rain,
the minhnp which married the rncc.
and the heavy fog spoiled the In
tcrnatiOnnl yacht rncc yesterday
for mnny OF the spectators.
II wan u wet day. hut nowhere
was II my wcttcr thnn ON tho
Ward liner Oriknhn. Three miles
out and tho hnr on the vessel WINS
opened for business. There was
plenty of business tn he had, md
plenty of liTuor-cycn to cloves.
Seats on the ship sold for Fly
apiece for the rnrc and there were
600 passengers aboard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
81. :. Garrixon Rc-Enrorccd.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. July l5.-Thc
United states Army garrison at La.
redo is being rc-cnfurccd. following;
receipt of information of hostiiitics
across the border, II WAS announced
at Southern Department. headquar-
tcrs today. Four airplancs carrying
battle equipment were sen; To La
redo today and the machine gun com
pany Of the Thirty-sevcnth infantry
was ordered TO return to Laredo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
OFFERS $4,000 TOWARD
BUILDING NEGRO Y. M. C.. a,
Julius Roscnwnld Agrccn To Civ,
Substantially To Funds Raised
hy Cities
LILY Associated pr"ss /
mn. Il-

,,,, Ivy Associated pr"sS
'iiitAip July lj.--JUlius Goscn-
wHid today Informed the Young Mcn's,
christian Association that h. was
ready 10 contribute $4,000 to au-
city which raised $4,000. to he us. 1,
III erecting Y. NJ. e. y. building FOR
negro men and boys.
Previous donations by MIR. Roscr :
waid assisted ir\ erection OF such
buildings in eleven cities. local y. NJ
{. "a. officials said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
TWO DRUNKEN COWS LEAD
WAY TO MO0MSHINE STILL
North Carolina Furmcr's Cattle lie
tray prcsncc Of Liquor
Making PInnI.

r,.D,, Hr associated Ircss.l
drunken cows that rompcd about
thei rpnsturc until exhausted and
men fell 10 tho ground In a stupor
led 10 the discovery OF a large SIN
on the farm Of John King. about mr.
ICON mics northeast Of this city. last
hifht. i'r. Petty. local veterinarians.
VINO was called to treat the animals
round ihcy were intoxicated an,l
after long search the 9TH was To-
Gated by the farmer. /, proved 10
bc ono OF the largest ever found in
tho county. The cows had eaton
some or The mash prepared By tho
moonShinc-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
TUG CAPSIztS IN SMOOTH
SEA OFF VIRGINIA CAPES
NV" Members or Crew Drown; SI.-
teen Save Lives by Ciinging
To InnprONiSch Itnfi>

NORFOLK. VA. July IL. Twn
members OF the crew OF The tug WIN.
throp, bound from Baltimore to Sou,,,
America, we're drowned late this az.
crnoon when the Graf, suddenly cap.
sized on the Virginia capcs. Sixteen
men were saved by clinptnE 10 i'm
3roviscd rats made OF "A dozen life
pFcscrvcrs. being picked up by the
hsh!nS smack Hester TWO hours later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
nntlrond Mcn Fired for s,rrkIpc

I''N NNU F.IsES, tNT., JuIv To-
i lEc railroad men, convicted pf 'lrv-
inS violated the Lever act. by n-rtic-
patinG IN the sw!tchmcn's strih.N,4s,
April. were sentenced to pay fines Il
$1,000 each in Federal Court hoe to-
day. The court granted n SIM, =,
execution for ninety days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
OIL WELLS DISCOVERED IN
SOUTHWESTERN ALASKA
:l5,HO0 Acre. Filled by Prospcctors,
Declares Rcpnrt Made 10 Sec
rotary Of Interior.
INV Assoclatcd Pres. /

!br Associated ff"ss
on BOARD THE UNITED STATES
DESTROYER SlNcL..lR. iAktTAN
BAY. ALASKA. July l4.-Joscphus
Daniels. Secretary OF tho Navy. and
John Barton Payne. Secretary Of the
Interior. were informed at Juneau
yesterday Of tho discovery OF oil In
Southern and Southwestern Alaska.
The juneau. Alaska Daily Empire
stated $4,000 acres had been fled
upon by prospcctors.
4 TASTE TELLS WHY.
Horsford'S Acid Phosphate should
he used in home fruit drinks--civcs
them a smacking, good fiavor.-AdN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
DIES FROM X-RAY BURNS
RECEIVED Is YEARS AGO
DIR. Thomas j. Hurhunnn, We'll.
known N-Rny Wisnrd. Victim
or Ills Own Experiments.
Try Universal Serv.ccl

TOMS RIVER. y. J.. July l5.-N-ray
burns received tiftcon years ago. to-
day caused the death of pr. Thomas
Jefferson buchanan. a pioneer in ex-
pcrimcnt!nE with tho N-ray and It's
effects on malignant rrowths.
Tho burns appeared hrst on tho
right hand years ago, making ampu-
tat!on OF a finger necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
WOMEN UP IN ARMS OVER
AGE CLAUSE IN VOTING LAW
SunrnEtsts Rally Around Mrs. Me-
Carter. Who Refused To Tell
II

TOPEKA. KAN, July 1j.--Womau
sufrragists and womcn's club lead
crs generally today rallied TO tho
support of tho position taken by
Mrs. Margaret Hin McCarter, yes
tcrday in refusing to give her age
when she went to register as a voter.
Mrs. McCartcr declares sho will con-
test the ruling. which was basal on
Il decision of the Attorney General.
that woman cannot resistcr unless
she give her age more definitely than
over 81
IT'S ii club the men hold over tho
women IN prevent them from voting
declared Mrs. Lila Day Monroe, wom-
an lawyer. and well known sunra-
Gist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

diatcly that the consulate must not
be disturbed and warned both Com
zalcz and the commander of tho De
la Huerta forces that there must be
no shots fired into American terri
tory.