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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
TEMPLE COAL co. FIRST AND COLIAT-
e1aI Trust Mtke. bNc Sinking Fmnl Gold
STANDARD SANITARY MFG. co.
pittshurRh Pa July nDth iOnO

The Directors Of this Company have this
DAY declared regular quarterly dividends OF
IKsL on the Common Capital Stock and
1Xss on the Common Capital Stock and
extra dividend OF lT on Common Capital
StorE Checks will be mailed not later than
August 10th to stockholders of record August
9TH -, -, RON, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
LOST AND FOUND

BAG--Lost, travelling bag. marked s. b.
card Angel Forte. early Sunday morning
on i3th st. bot. Washingtorr ave and Cath.
crime ST.; liberal reward 1909 S. t3th st.
DOG-Lost. white toy poodle; baby's play.
mate; reward. Max Stadt. 4735 Ludlow ST.
Barring 1913 W.
PoLICY--Iost. fire poicy No. 1890, name
Chas. f;ndrnss. Return to Fire Associ-
alton OF Ph',adephia.
SUITCASE--Lost brown suitcase Friday
eve. on Lincoln Highway bet Rosemont
and Phila.' reward E. Nielsen. Wal $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

IL. Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 3, 1920.
The Board OF Directors this day declared
the regular semiannual dividend of One
Dollar per share and extra dividend Of
One Dollar per share. payable September
WILLIAM r. THOMAS. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
DEATHS


,BRADLEY.-On Aug. 2. FRANK BRAD.
LEY, aged 6s years. Service on Friday aft.
a. AZ 80 o clock. at the Oliver II. BsIr Bldg.
terry
CHARBoNNIER Aug. =. LUcIEN.j hus.
aG SSGd frfrds 9f Ea'nfTine shSrbonnier Relatives
2So6 n. 4th st. Mass at Ed%ards VA sStiSnSS CRurch
cHE%@A,usE E@S y HEhE& Hf!nf&I'I AGNEs fS% daurn.
smsw ne " EGntr@ 1f " services ,Eri p w. At
q, Camden, y. J, Int. private, Harieigh
G9 cHRIsTY 5TSas mSg 'slI ,r9S rhpr; NAVY sTs ~
Of James II. CHRISTI Relatives ana friends
invited invited 9- 70 SerNc,"os Fri, p M. lSSo resi-
oecSs c66KE.!Sug' sE"! + 4'!n = MSARY EIEEy.,.av.
ter Of Henry and d, 4, cooke. tunsessas tnssa i
F6nf' F6ntsD ;, Z" so,smn @ from late resdence Iss
tSSo6re @Sy 6f NcSTfy csG Kndy GR9rTh oG Int Holy
dsnco Of bro!Scrin:law. jacob B. cox OK 81 asss seF
'"fRSE r'n22S A&NS TnHFs mFs Of ey% obr
R1s0H 9s Ann" ana q? Of ?G6n Hof nd he
Al the res!dcnc" Of Thomas p. CahiilII, ggGO s .
s"IS boHRrHG- +! I9' FrYa'S g, ye,, Flor, $,
DocTlnE tpce osk"rl. H.intves and rI'nGs fflcnds
a6th and Spruce SITS Int Mt Vernon Gem
Friends may call Wed. cvc.
DOUGbA SIS. .--Suddenlv at Cape May, Aug
T. FRANK NJ DOUGLASS. Due notice OF
ERMANN. Aug. > LOUIS beloved son Of
Jacob and the late Fannie Ermann, Rela.
lives and friends. also William r. Schneider
Lodge. No, 40. F and 4. NJ. Harmony
,'hapter, No 50. u. A. NJ: standard Lodge
No 3, J. u. ompoyes General Delivery
Dept. U s. Postofcc. and all other or.
ganizatiors Of which he was a memhe :.
are invited to attend funeral, Tnrrs 10 80
a, N, At Ashcrs. 1909 y, Grotl st. 1T,
rrociG. coo suddcnry. Aug. .. EMMA J..
widow of William FoEE. Funeral services
FL, 49, p. mo TeEtd"GCS tC,, Of br2thor-G.!aw.
West Laurel Hin Gem.
GOUNLEY. On Aug. I, JAMES. husband
of Agnes Gounley Relatives and friends are
invited 10 the funeral, on Thurs. morn, al
s 80 o'clock, from his late residence, 38O9
SAMSON ST. Solemn requiem mass at 81
James's Church at 10 Il. m, Interment al
Holy Cross Cemetery.
GREEN.-Julv 81. FRANK r.. husband
Of Margaret Green Relatives, and friends
ployes Of Baush & Son, invited TO funeral
THURS, 80 =. m. late residence. 1874 Nc,
Cleran ST. Int Northwood Gem. Friends
MAY call wed, after .. M
QUINN Aug. =, 1920, WILLIAM A. hus.
band ~ Estella Gum, Relatives and friends
| also y. Dent Of L. q, l. and George Var
| Duar5 Pcn. Society. are invited to attend fu,
| rcrol, Thurs. 10 40 Il, M. residence 23OO y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

Ind nd ali Ma. ~

knEc 8f5 sinking Fund Gold Bonds--Cnd r
provisions Of the mortgage proposals for the
accoun. Of the sinking fund will be received
until 12 o'clock noon; August -. 1890. at the
office Of the Pennsylvania Company for In.
suranccs on Lives and Granting Annuitios
Trustee. for the sale TO it at the lowest price
rot exceeding 10" and accrued interest. Of as
Bonds so offered shall he surrendered for
redemption on or hcfor" September l. 1870
All lenders should be addressed 10
= THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
INsURANCES ON LIVES AND
5i7 Chestnut st. Phlla, pa
Tenders for Sinking Fund Eastern Petro-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OWNER has made fortune and through loss
Of health will offer for sale this heater
this community. at a sacrifice. with or with
out stock, Broom comfortable dwelling with
modern improvements large lot with store.
shop, warehouse and garage; here's q place
where man can live In comfort ana carry
on profitable business at the same tmC;
further details. HAPP G. SONS, Doylos-
town, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

CLERK - Girl wanted by large insurance
company. bookkeeping and general Office
sChooling and salary desired. p, o. Box s25
CLERK--A bright young lady with knowI.
edge Of bookkeeping and stenography FOR
Camdcm Office lli8 ledger Office
| FILE CLERK. Apply 040 y, Front st.
lNth 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
AGENTS

TAILORING agents. sell mems special order
suits. oyercoats; best values, lowest
prices want big producers: state experience:
write for fall-winter sample line Leeds
Woolen Mills 230 s. Franklin. Chicago,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
PERSONALS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ADVERTISEMENT WRITER--A Iarr. de-.
APARTMENT store has an opening in its ad.
Vprtising department for a woman who car
write good. forceful copy; this is an excel.
fAnt Opportunity II YOU can make good Ad.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

THE BOROUGH OF SHARON HILL. DEL
bond psf een GH Free Gf ,ss
tar. Bonds sEG6 each, Send bids BY
Toi Bailey Bldg. PHILADELPHIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE


ACCOUNTANT. office manager credit man.
IL years experience; available at once:
Will go anywhere, III. Ledger Office.
STENOGRAPHER. %; educated Young man
thor. EXP. wishes sub. pos. 2 1898. Led. of.
STUDENT Of business psychology. age 35.
wishes permanent position In employment
office or responsible position OF any kind.
John NJ. Gowatt, 23to S. Hicks st
WOODWORKING SPECIALIST. sc years OF
age. single, past Is years engaged In ship
ana passenger car Joiner work, also manufac-
turing OF general furniture and store fixtures
as machine hand. cabinetmaker. foreman,
asst superintendent. craftsman. designer.
manager and production engineer: a man
with highest technical education and prac-
tical experience intimate knowledge OF mod
ern production methods cost, and capable
Of handling men TO highest advantage; full
OF pen and fond OF earnest. conscientious
work, desires to connect with modern pro-
grtssivo woodworking plant Address y 625
ledger Ohicc.
YOUNG MAN, age "a. with marine repair
ing experience would like to connect with
some steamship co. Il, Weld. 2080 Mutter st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

INSPECTOR and receiving clerk, exusri.
enced, on women's suits, coats and dresses
permanent position. Apply second moor
Wanamaker and Brown. 9Th and Market SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
General

GREENEwATD'S
A SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
No enrolment charges
APPLICATIONS FROM LOCAL RESI-
DENTS ONLY
SPECIALS
ACCT.-Drpt. store exp: good salary.
ACCTG. Handle payroll audits S2500.
ACGTG.-rake charge mfe; cost system.
BKPR.-Take charge; textile exp.
HEAD ORDER CLERK-TeXtile exp.
ASST, .Employmcnt Mgr, YounG man tProt.)
CLERK prot.l-Rapid typlst: Office details
APPLICATIONS SOLICITED from office
and factory executives men and women
Accts.. Comptrollcrs. Bkprs., Sectys., Plant
and Efficiency Engineers, Supts., Foremen
(no construction openings)
$50 S. l1th. No enrolment charges.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO. 1II4 Land Title
ACCOUNTANT &C. p. A.rGen'l. cost and
RKPRs, AND AM, OFF, OFF. MoR.Lseverai RRsii to SIS.
GLERKSmLeageT; tyg!sts, gen. '?o-ssso0oo
ENGINEER-Production & time study, $1,000.
MISUNDERSTANDING for good men.
sTENo, ( PRIVATE sEC'Y-s2h-ss5.
SUPERINTENDENT - Mfg. installation
passenger and freight elevators, $4,000,
TEACHERS-Foreign trade; proofreadlng.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MISS HARKINS, 20O4 BainbrIdge--BrIgb,
young girls lately arrived. des. positions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04

salary expected r 1125E LEDGER Offics'
Girls wanted, over t6 years of age. To wrs n
candy from 8 10 Q y. n. Apply wipters 4
Keslsr 1st noor, L@skta Hids., 22d and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-04
STAMPS AND COINS

CID sold. silver. platinum. plated waTe. oic.
M style 5ewsry. teeth plates bought Tor - On IN
E.s; isi7 >. l. Ozark. rshnsr. soi 81 sssson sssn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
POLICE SERGEANT TO PLAY
SANTA TO JAIL INMATES
Christmas Ia he Celebrated by Resi-
dents OF Petersburg tiUosrEow
with Chicken Dinner

ISncClHI 20 The Tinps- Dispntch
PETERSBURG. VA, Dec. 22-In the
person OF CITY Sergeant w. G. An
prisoners in tho local city jail.
In preparation for the coming OF
st. Nicholas the inmates. both white
anu co!orcd. men and women. are
making everything spick and span in
the prison and are entering into the
luietidc spirit as If they were among
the gay thrcngs doing Christmas
bars. -
One Of the features OF the Christ
mas celebration will be the chicken
dinner to he served Saturday. Prep
arationS are being made to make the
r"paSt 4 SYMPTOMS one. The Snlyation
Army is joining in the plan to ma K @
Christmas bright and cherry for the
unfortunate persons IN the lookup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
LEADING CITIZENS
lNDORSE PAGEANT
TO BE HELD HERE

Continued from First Pagc)
council, and city and state Officials
n Il! form separate committee. All
Ill have their separate and distinct
uties 10 perform, and men and women
'ill be selected distinctivcly qualified
a. perform their part or the arrange
II er;s with distinction and ability.
Suggested In 1916.
TIL" scheme was suggested four
..'ars ago by w. II. Gridlin. press
committeeman of the National Asso-
4 a;ion # j.. y. The war came on
ma tho plans were abandoned at that
a me. Later Lieutenant Arthur James
<GEestcd plan along similar lines.
nj the Travellers Protective Asso-
iation has taken up the original
usEestion of MIR. Cridlin and com
! ned IT with that of Lieu,enan.
james. and the scheme IS being pushed
~ It's members with renewed energy
and enthusiasm
II was suggested ut recent meet
ing OF Post y that Lieutenant James
DC named chairman OF the general
committee. and it is quite probable
that Mr.. CridIin will follow out this
suggestion and nominate Lieutenant
James ut tho meeting Tuesday might
Henry Schwarzschild said last night
ihat he could see nothing but the
greatest success for the great Vir-
ginia pageant. You know how VIC
do things" he said. Nothing by
halves. We 80 in to win and we win"
This appears to be the Unanimous
sentiment OF all the men ana women
OF Richmond, who take part in any
'h'nE started for the good Of the
whole people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
COLBY LAUDS PROGRESS
SHOWN BY BRAZllIANS
fBy Associnted prcss.l

RIO DE JANEIRo. Dec. 22.-Eain-
bridge Colby. American Secretary OF
state. declared here today he had
not come to Brazil TO cXpound any
theories. hut to return the visit to
The United States of President Pes
soa- He asserted he had come TO
convey some expression OF American
admiration and satisfaction over the
remarkable progress Brazil has
made.
The unbroken cordially that has
marked the relations of the two
countries Tor more than century,
he said. makes for mutual helpful
ness
While there was little demonstra-
lion OF public enthusiasm upon the
arrival of the secretary, newspapers
say that this was due to the personal
character OF the mission Journals
extend welcome TO Mr.. Colby ana
comment upon the Importance of his
visit in relation TO the bonds be-
tween Brazil and the United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
$4,000 LOST BONDS
BEGGING FOR DIVINE

AGontinued from First Page.)
family. Mrs. jaeger said she ga,
ono OF tho 10000 bonds to Herm,
Faber. the merchant. to liquidatc. y
came back and. she alleges, fore,
her to give him two more. 9TH.
men who posed as experts in suc'
matters OF finance called mornint
noon and night: stock statesmen, au,
statesmen and charity seeking Ind
riduals stormed the front door, tb
back door. and laid in walt on tn
new rich couple.
II once thought that It would T.
nice TO have money" sho added; .b,I
here my husband was arrested todal
because Herman Fabcr says he threat
encd To XIII him. II you knew hoi
we have been pcstered. you wouldn't
blamo my husband.
I'VE couldn't sleep with that mani
bonds in the house. We have take
most OF them TO the Federal rescrv
bank in Chicago and they arc hold
ing them for us until the owner show
up-or something"
Mrs. Jaeger wiped her hands on he
apron and sighed.
Isn't II awful TO he rich" sho sal,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
NO TRUTH IN RUMOR PEACE
NEGOTIATIONS ARE BROKEN
icy Associated Press.

IFy -NSsOCIatcU PrcsS.
DUBLIN. Dec. 22.-Ihcrc IL mo
truth In the rumors that ncgotI,.
tions Tor peace in Ireland have been
broken Off. the Associated Press IL,
nuthoritativcly informed There has
only been Il hitch I'm the no,cn az,
cussions and the belief Is expressed
lnat the negotiations will soon Ito
resumed with good prospects: or
CT is reported that Archbishop
ctunc mas returned To London for
iurlhcr consultations with Premier
Lloyd George. The archbishou on
ms previous trim to London is said
20 nave obtained from the Prcuicr
I'm outlin" OF the terms on which mo
government is ready to arrange y
truce with the republican army and
e rn ,m'a oil the conditions the gov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
3 OFFICIALS OF NORFOLK
AND WESTERN. RETIRED
chairman OF Board of Directors In
Guided In List OF Pensinnrd
EmplOycy

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec. oe.-
pursuant to the company's pensinn
regulations. j.. +. Johnson, chairman
oil the board OF directors of The Nor
'"ik and Western Railroad: William
G. Mcdowell. assistant To ~. nro.i
dent: T. S. Davant. vice-prcsiJerf :,
oh"fSe oil 'raitic. and T.. T. Burnett.
se"era' purchasing agent. will be re-
'ireu' eHectiVe December 81. 4, was
onieiaily announced here today.
me positions which they held will
he discontinued.
Ehcctivc January /, the Jurisdic-
ton OF ~ G. Needles. vice-presidcn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
P0NZI SENDS CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS TO CREDITORS
Ids Them he or Good Cheer I'm
McaSnEc From Plymouth.
Niuss., ,ynIl.

BOSTON Dec. 22.-Charles Ponzi
t'day sent from Plymouth Jail a
Christmas greeting to his thousands
O creditors. bidding them 10 be of
ed cheer. His letter written on OK
p,nsivc bond paper was engraved with
the legend. Charles Ponzi.. plymouth,
Mass"
The one-time financicr. who is snrv-
3E fve-year sentence for using
thc mails TO dcfraud. expressed n
hope that the mis- hap to his crcdi
tnrs' investments would not mar tho
s)'rit OF the Christmas season and
t'kcd them 10 look forward with him
- the day when he would step from
u" Jal free man to aid them in
,ecovcrins their losses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
MARTIAL LAW FOR ALL
IRELAND IS PROBABLE
Forces VIII BE Warned Punish.
mcnt Follows RcprisaIs-Troops
Occupy Dublin CitY Hall.
by United NCW.S

ny :.
LoNpoN. Dec. 22.-'rhc British gov
erhinent is considering extending the
proclamation OF martial law to all
ireland, with an accompanying dec
iaration warning all forces that acts
OF rcprisal will be punished as Sc
Ncrciy as acts of provocative violcnc.
by rebels.
Announcement to this effect was
made in the House OF Commons by
sir lamar Greenwood while rcpor,s
were being received of dire threats
against citizens of County Kerry i'm
rcprisal for tho disappearance of
three British officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Blind to See With Skin,
Says French Physician
my Universal scrricc.l

PARIS, Dec. 22.--Thc POSSIBILITY
OF seeing without e,cn Is fore
khndowcd by Doctor SnriEouIe In n
statement today claiming TINT nj
though mum may he completely
cycicss lie mn,- lie made 10 sec by
the skin OF his face, chest md
arms he can train to develop the
ancient property Of being affected
by light exactly ny II photographic
pintc.
DIR. SariEoulc experimental with
himself with his eyes tightly
bound for nifty hours md wn.
able I" recognize such objects nv
keys nnd scixsOrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
81, Dwellings, Demolished.

OPP. ALA, Dec. 22-IIalf n dozen
dwelling houses were demolished, as
many others were unroofcd and two
ginning plants destroyed with at.
tcndant damage to hundreds OF tons
of cottonsccd. during storm OF cy-
clonic proportions here early this
morning. with ono person injured.
All wires out OF town are down. AMI
Il tremendous rain has fallen for sew
cral hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
THREE TORNADOES SWEEP
TWO SOUTHERN STATES
L<nrens md liarnwclI, =. e., and
Enfauin, Ala, Victims OF I:lc-
mcntS Yesterday.

COLUMBIA. :. C.. Dec. 22.-At least
two South Carolina towns were struck
by tornado this afternoon, dis
patches to The state from Barnwell
and Laurens. telling of loss of one
life at tho former and destruction Of
property III both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Pretty Maids Will Nab
Atlantic City Washers

ATLANTIC CITY. y. -. Dee. go.
Two attractive mermaid SIcuths
next season will lure scrf Washers
from the bffiOwy waves to the city
tnii. IT the plans of Dr. Charles
Bosscrt. chief beach surgeon, mn
tcrinliEc.
DIR. DOSScrt said today the "or-
hrtnt Namps" would both lie
clothed with authority to make mr.
rests, and nttircd in entity" beach
costumes. -Four male aSsistants
viii be M their disposal IL Washers
object to nrrcSt, he Snld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
MACHINE GUNNERS
GUARD NEW YORK
AS CRIMES MOUNT

Continued from First ragc.)
suspects. Anybody caught totins any
gun. billy. pistol. revolver. knuckle-
buster. bowie knife, st!letto, dirk or
sap, snch being deadly weapons. may
be held in $4,000 bail The Nat rate
for burglary is $4,000, and for
pocket-fannins, $4,000.
Some Of the workers at liberty nm
der old-scala bonds were too b,,sv
sleeping from the work OF the pre-
Nions night 10 come to court when
summoned
This is no time to be ,,EIn.
chances Judge Mcintyre remarked
iorte!ting their original surety and
issuing bench warrants.
) Her s;,5.o0n F'urs vanish.
Mrs. W. T. DICK crman. wiz, az
millionaire, reported that thieves
stole $4,000 worth OF turs from b.-
I'm o"sine as IT stood in front Of
TlHany's on Fifth Avenue. with mon.
sands of people passing by and her
own cha-neur fussinE about the
spare tires on the stern.
After midnight Tuesday walked
twelve blocks on the upper West
side and was stopped three times
by policemen vino wouldn't let loos.
OF me til told them who ana what
was, where / Mas going. and WHY
hadn't gone there hours ago. Ever
foot OF The way there was con
somewhere in sight, An automohij.
fun Of policemen and detectives
whizzed by me---tho nying squadron.
after auto thieves.
The police pulled night club on
Forty-fourth street. just Of Broad
way. and 1t took six patro! wagons
four hours 20 cart away all tho peo-
pie ard things. Some Of the cap.
tIves arc suspected OF being crooks.
but they deny II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Twill Soon Cost More
ito Wed in Windy CITY
ny Associated I,rcss1

CHICAFO. Dec. .".-lIccnusc
D3uSSr0omS nrc 40 full of Joy and
ROPE they wont object. Robert NJ.
Swslfzrr. County Clerk, proposed
to tho Finance Committee today
That the price or marriage licenses
ne raised TO the samc scale us do;:
licenses.
4 marriage pcrmit cost. SI.5u
and dog license So. ~ DOM scc
why the fec for n marriage IT,
crnsc should not De rniScd 10 thr
dignity of that for n dog IirrnSr.',
swcitxer said. ~ young man about
to he married tx NO full of joy and
nope thnt l am sure few, il amy,
would 0bjcct.v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
CHICAGO JEWELER SLAIN
in FIGHT WITH BANDITS

CHICAGO. Dec. 2a.-FoiIowln. two
hours OF Unprecedented lawlessncss
"Wednesday night. PAU j. Lowbcre
teweler. was shot and killed attempt
Ing 10. Trpluse two bandits.
~ a IA. 81 curfcw with q . A. NJ
dea ~! INV Tor all pedestrians. was or.
QeTcn by Chief Fitzmorris. All per-
cons on the streets after these hours
NH be subject 70 questioning by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
TO Test Dond Act.

MONTGOM cry, ALA. Dec. Ca
suit TO test the validity of the amend
mont 10 the state Constitution. rat
iiicd last February. and which au-
thoriZcd the issuance OF $4,000. 900
in state bonds for highway building
purposes. was filed In Montgomery
Circuit Court this afternoon by \. NJ.
Johnson. a taxpayer Of Montgomery
County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Dics in rcnn,t Picker.

TROY. NLA.. Dec. 22.-Rutian Shir-
Icy. 40, died today as the result of
injuries. received when he became en-
picker, being whirlcd around until
lits was almost extinct, and never re-
gained consciousness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
I'nstor Killed by neci.ie.. 1uto,,,

"lNSTON-SALEM. ~. c., Dec. 22-
Rev. John X. iIerndon. pastor OF
WanEhtown Presbyterian Church a
suburb OF this city. was Instantly
killed by an automobile thi. ro,,,
ing. Two negroes in the car wh,c,
struck inc pastor escaped. Onlccrs
are searching for them. Hcrndon
caves wife and two children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Crimc M.n,r in Nc,, nrIcnn.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dee. 22.-Fcur
robhcries. three stores ana one home.
tho loot In which totaled SI.2S3 in
VaIu"' We're rcpori"d 10 tho police to-
night shoes. clothing. icwclry. whis-
Ky. firearms and live fowls were re-
ported stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Noted Boxton piun;,t Di.

BOSTON. Dec. 22.-Mrs. Ann y.
l3lhWi'. "a pianist. who has hcen
associated with many musical cclcbri-
ties. died today at hcr home here
IN" was sister OF the late Lillian
Nori!ca. ana MAS her accompanist on
many concert tours in this country
and abroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
sin Sim s,,a pein for a settlement of the

Sim F'ein for II settlement of the
question OF Independence.
Military forces today occupied the
CITY Hal and municipal buildings in
accordance with the demand on Mon
day or General Boyd. commander OF
the Dublin corporation. requiring
large portion OF the public ser
vices Will be disorSaMizcd. as no
other offices have been secured.
Scntrlcs were posted and the cree
non or ucfcnscs carried out EARL
TINS morning When tho city OIL
cia!s arrived only tho town clerk.
his assistant and two employees In
ms department were allowed to
enter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-23
Appoint wrestling tomuI,x,o,

CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Wrcstiing was
placcd under control of a city attn
lct!c commission today when the
Council passed an ordinance crcntinp
the commission to regulate the SNORT
me action grew out Of an alleged
lake match which broke up in a