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Evening journal., 1920-07-17
DIR. MCDOWELL
WILLLECTURE
Methodist Bishop to Preach
At Summer School To-
morrow night
PROF. V. G. SMITH
SEES YACHT RACE
speolal % The EvenIng Iournal.

special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, July i7-Blshop William
+. Mcdowell. OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, viii preach 20 the stu
dents OF the Delaware College sum
mer School and residents OF Newark
IN Wolf Hall tomorrow evening. and
Monday night VIII give a lecture in
the same place. This is a part OF the
lecture program furnished by the
Service Citizens for the Summer
School Bishop Mcdowell Is well
known In Delaware, as he has pre-
slued over the Wilmington Conference
on several occasions.
Tuesday and Wednesday NIGHT
Henry w. Luce, OF the pekine Iini-
yersity, will lecture on when We
Say China" and The DEVELOPMENT OF
Chinese Education" The remainder
Of the evenings Of next week there
VIII be fine musical programs in Wolf
Hall. Sunday, July 25, the Rev. Philip
COOK, OF Baltimore, bishop-elect OF
Delaware diocese OF the p. Z Church.
will lecture.
Dean Winifred J. Robinson enter
tained at the Women's College yester-
day afternoon for Mrs. Samuel 3. Nit
chell, who will soon leave Newark
for Richmond, where Dr.. Mitchell has
accepted the chair Of history in Rich
mond College.
Professor V. G.. Smith, Of Delaware
College, witnessed the yacht race in
New York on Wednesday.
Mrs Smauel c. Mitchell left today
for Richmond TO rent a house, pre-
naratory to moving there In a short
time.
Dean 2. Laurence Smith, OF Della
ware College. spent yesterday in New
York
Mayor r. B. Frazer, Who was a dele
gate % the Democratic National Con-
yention at San Francisco, returned
home last night. He stopped at Yel-
lowstonc Park on his way home.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
AWARD CONTRACT
FOR NEW Filter
special 10 Tho Evening Journai.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
ELkrON. July i7.-Thc MaryianfE
Water and Softener Company. OF pha>l
a1elphla. has secured the contract tus
build the new filtration plant for Eilo-i
ton.
Rlckeirs Mills. near Elkton. have ror<
celved The frst consignment OF nevz,
wheat In this neirhborhood. Tha
price was $40 per bushel.
Accepting a position IN the Dovez1.
Delaware. Conference Academy. hns8l
Louise NanDyke has resigned from>
the Chesapeake City High Sohoot'
faculty.
Dr. D T.. Clifford. OF Zion. is-recov-
ering from serious illness.
In The interests Of the Appleton
Community Show and Field Day ex-
crclses a festival viii be held by the
Appleton Grange, on July 28.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
MOTORCYCLE RIDERS BUMPED

Charles Warner, South dupont
street, was thrown from his MOTOR
cycle and Injured about the shoulder.
and his daughter. who was riding
with him. slightly injured. when his
machine c0llided with an automobile
belonging 10 Alexander Cashier. Of
Elhon. Nd. at Ninth and Washing.
ton streets last night.
The automobile of g. II. AsQith
Elsmcrc. was damaged about ihl
rear fender when 10 collided viii
another automobile at TNveniy-thir,
and Washington streets last night
One tire ALSO was torn on. IN,
driver OF the other machine coul,
not be ascerialned because he drovl
away without stopping.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
EVENING JOJRNALiS s CORNERSTONE
REVEALS kIFE or CITY 81 YEARS AGO

at Fourth
and ShipIey Streets
Occupies Site of old
ShiPIe)' Family Man
sion, Built in 1886,
From Which 10000
Bricks and $50 Perch
Of Stone We're Taken
For Present Structure
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
ACCUSE NEGRO OF
MURDER; HE'S GONE

The jury empaneled by Coroner
Bullock last night in The case OF
Frank Arbeles. the Mexican, whose
death occurred on July 10. following
being shot recommended that Harry
Butler. Negro. his alleged murderer,
be held 10 answer the charge. Butler
has not been apprehcnded. Arbeles
Yves shot in a room at Az East Sec
ond street In a quarrel said TO hove
been over a cOlored woman supposed
- be the wife Of Arbeles He died In
Delaware Hospital the next day.
A verdict Of death from apoplexy
was returned in the case Of Robert
Bell, who died on the road 20 Angus
tine Beach on July #.
The jury returned a verdict Of death
due 10 exposure in the case OF the in
FAINT found in the weeds back Of the
Liberty Apartments, South Broome
and Banning street.
Next Tuesday night lnquests will
be held in the cases OF Walter d.
Posiles, OF Frederick. and John Gala
gher. Of Philadelphia. who died OF
burns following th explosion OF a
tractor boiler at Milford.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
IENNEs NnIES.
siaJ io Tho Evening Joi,rnaI

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
LENEs, July i7-Winiam +. Hitch
ems. assistant engineer on the pilot
boat Philadelphia for ssme time. has
resigned 20 accept a position with
the Southern Transportation Co. as
enginer OF the tug Bermuda"
Or. and Mrs. Sylvester A. Bookham-
mer, OF Atlanta Ca. arrived here This
week IN their auto and are occupying
iehir cottage on LeWee beach.
W. Nirdon Marshall OF Trenton, ~
J Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs William r. Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duplon. OF
Cleveland Ohio. who have been visil-
ing the latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George y. Tunnel, have returned 10
their home.
Richard Reese. treasurer OF the
Equitable Trust Co.. OF Wilmington
and familyaQre occupying the ClIn-
ton Long collage on LcNVes beach.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
CUIID WINS ESSAY pnIZF

Mss IIlIdl Brcu0r, aged II Ycarl
a pupil OF School No. Q, has beer
awarded a prize OF 81 by the Cham.
Der OF Commerce for an essay writ.
ten by her.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17

The Want Ads are favorablv rov-
er.ned today and tomorrow for selling
OF roomlng houses and for placing
domestic helpers in the nome.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17

Beecher In the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music upon attaining his seventleth
blthday.
Whole "Loo" in City Directory.
Of exceptional local interest In The
cornerstone cOllectiOns.is the VIII
minrion city Directory for iSSl-Si put
out by Ferris Bros. The compendium
looks much like that OF ne present
one. except that the type Is much
larger and there Is no caialOguing OF
homes and other buildings hy streets,
as well as by surnames.
Z About this volume. when lifted
from lls repository In tho corner
stone. was wrapped a page OF the
Morning News OF Friday, June %,
1889. In which Is nOied an interest
ing story OF the strange names 10
be found Ia The directory.
Thus 10 Is related that the Mes
lead on as usual in number, footing
up nearly 1000 With Pa Smiths 1856
JOhnsons. ii2 Jones, with "a large
number OF kellys. Ihompsons, An
dorsOns, Lypchcs, Baldwins. Aliens,
Baileys. Bayards. bairds and Arm
slrOngs." Then there are '3 Lambs.
2 Jacks. 2 Jacks. A Bucks. 4 Bun mot
McNahhl, AZ BullOcks. Durhams,
with A. Butchers. ~ Horns. 4 iydcs.
Crabbs. : Ro3ohes, "a Grubbs, Z
Leaches and 4 More. Four
are peacocks. D brakes. Bantums.
Cranes. D Swans. 1 Wren. 3 Canarys
as Martins, Hawks, o Crows and
Birds"
After retailing more OF the humar
/ bl-peds with borrowed geological
names, 10 Is noted that there are '
Rich. another Poor. Proud. 4 Polite
6 Good and cGm 10 be Bot,
are willis, "a Sharp, and ShtTr
while one is a Friend and anothe
Friendly. i2 are Moody. z Cross.
Crooks. Craven. 3 Wilde, and
] Savage"
The list travels on for goo,
/ ihree-Quartar column But Us com
pletion may be left to the kiOurnal
Isl" who digs this colleciions plus ihl
additional material placed with 10 b.
The Journal teday, from out thl
cornerstone OF The Journal building
81 years or more hence.
Evening journal., 1920-07-17
sAns FnR ENGLAND.

Special % The Evenlng Journal
DOVER, July f7-Gcorge Strickland.
for many years a prominent figure at
the Motel Richardson and more TO
Gently Che Dover Inn, sailed this
morning from Philadelphia for Eng
land, his former home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

NAM PEKNY cihlovy dun
ma kladne v Cechach. 5 obyva-
cich pokoju dole a 5 nahore,
dive konpelny, diva fernesy, vel
ka puda a sklep, velky dlazde-
ny dvur a balkon. Da Sc vel
mi LEVINE. Mono videt foto-
grafii. Haste Sc elsie 2676
North Grand Ave. Vemte Bu-
'ckeye karu. 1922
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

PRODAM neb vynlenim far
mu lO4 akrech Sc vsim zari-
zenim ma dlazdene ceste. Pri-
Jme Sc majetek do osmi tiSic,
ostatni hotove. Cena $4,000.
Prihlasky zaslete pod znaekou
farma, do adm. Sveta. 1-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

kAMNA z. druhe ruky yseho
druhu prodava a kupuje w.
SAdla1ek.. 1851 r.. 40 81 p
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

"Jisto je, ze prchl 2 tabora,
madam vse nasvedcuje tomu,
ze byl spehounem!'
"Takovy chlapec - skoro di
tie! vzdyt' vypadal jako hoch
sestnactilety!"
"Nekteri z nasich lidi tvrdi,
re nebyl to zadny hoch vGbec,
nybrz prestrojena zenska".
"Ah, BAR. to je iiesrnysl. ya-
koui to hloupou povfdacku 81 Ii.
ddetf vymysleli!"
e'Nenf to zadny vymysl, ma
dam, nybrz, jak mnozi tvrdi,
hola skutecnost, nehot', byl pry
castoryiden co osobni sluha ma
iora, Rosenvhaia".
'..Ano; nyni vi kazdy heco!
Prcs f,evyslovil sc ~podezreni
tom nikdo drive? Go pravi vas
+, rlukovmko" III
ron nefika mic, ale jedna.
, Vyslal jezdce ma 'vse strany, a
! by priyedli jej zpet, ziveho,neb
! mrtyeho!'
+, ooh, nebesa ! Kdy Dude ko-
nee vSi tie hrdze valetne?" "a
upela Alberta. v
"Plukovnik postal mne sem,
abych vyslechl vase rozkazy,
madam, pravil vojin.
"Ano, ano," odvetila Alber-
ia, prechazejic stale komnatou.
"Mohu vam V neeem byti- k
sluzbam, madam" tazal Sc
Haddycraff po nekolika minu-
tach.
"Ano! Oh, jak boil mne vse
to, co jste vypravel mne o ubo-
hem tom hochu - ano, preji 81,
by pfipravil jste neco k snidani
pro naseho hosta. - 'Nevefim,
re by hoch ten byl spehounem
- Nine je vse stejne. Upette
slepici, nebo koroptev, nebo CO
mate DO rucei a pfineSte" sem -
Mona, &c sc mu styskalo po
domovu. On muze byti uprchli-
KEN, spehounem a zradcem ale
neni. Co soudite Wy tom, Had
dycraffe?"
"Myslim, ma'am, re jelikoz
byl u mas pouze pet dni, nemohl
byti pfesycen nasim volnym .
votem, nebo stonati touhou pc
domove; zadny mas nedovede
81 vysvetliti nahle jeho zmizenI
jinak nezli tim, re byl to spe'
houn. Ma kazdy pad dostanemt
Sc ma dino zahadne teto histor
ky, predpokladaje, ze vyslan
jezdci privedou no zpet ziveho
vite dobre, 'jak plukovnik do
vede vymackati 2 kazdeho spe
ha veskera tajenlstvi drive, ne;
da jej obesiti!'
"Nebesa vi, ze ano!"
"Prejete 81 jeste neco vice
madam 2"
"Ano ubohy hoch! Je +
mozne? Muzete prinesti IN
stul a cistou pokryvku ma mem
Domestic to prede dvere Ia
klepeite. O ostatni postaram $
sama".
"Je to vse, ma'am?'
"Ano - jdete"
Vojin odesel, avsak zena oo
bojnikova stala zde celia zmi
tena.
"Ubohy - ubohy hoch", Q;
mrucela. "On nebude mitl al
tn nejmenSi pfilezitost k utek'
! nebot' oni budou jej pronasl'
dovati temi strasnymi psy slb
skymi, kteri naleznou kazdo
stopu. Avsak, ie-li opravdu 'sf
houn, tu budu rada tomu,. b'
deli chycen, nebot' tn mohl /
byti zradcem na Corsinim a p
yesti toho ma sibenici. AnO, b
du rada tomu, bude-li chyce
budu ale ia jeho zivot prosi
jake neprosila jsem jestc I
kdy!" >
Tlukot ma dvere vyrusil il
dalsiho t,ozjimani. tOtevrela
vtanla stul do pokoje jala
uroynavati ySe pro snidani. {
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22
PRODA*SE.
: VANOcNfs FACE.

Odjfzdfm do stare vlasti a
proto obetuji mdj pekny OBJ
chodni lot 4Ox14O ma e. I31.
ul. v okolf vefejne skoly, Ko-
menskeho sfne,' kostela a Del.
Konsumu, "a $14O0, ktery ma
cenu $500. Vse zaplaceno.
Haste Sc ihned. 5245 Broad.
way. 1924
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

Alberta prispechala k nj j.
hned.
sSpala jsi vyborne, draha.
"a celou tu'dobu ami jednou ISL
Sc nepohnula. Doufam, ze citis
! Sc dnes l6pe?"
'"Ano; ia spala dobfe ! Kdyz
ale jsem Sc probudila, nevedela
jsem, kde Sc nachazim, nebo CO
Sc Sc mnou9 dalo.e .eVse pfichaze-
1lo mne jako sen. Oh, ten bid
Ink! Vsak on draze mi to "a
1platl!"
90 kom to 1nlums, Elfie?"
"'eOTgaetillu CD HdsBo BorDdgho-
wi, lupiGi divek. On 'bude toho
jednou litovati a narikati, ze
Satan neodnesl jej drive -
! pred mym dnosem!"
"Jsem rada tomu, ze nalezas
sc v tax dobre nalade".
"Ano; vcera v noel byla jsem
funavena k smrti a zlostna jak
litice. Nyni vsak. citin Sc jako
| znovuzrozena, 4nebot' move ra-
no dodalo mi novych sil'a osve-
!. zilo mne. Je tn plukovnik Cor
sini? Prvni mole prosba k ne
',mu bude, aby nechal doprovo-
diti mne pres vase linie".
"Ubohe devee = Doufam, ze
budes v tom dspesnou", smutne
pravila Alberta.
vim jiste, re budu, nebot'
at je tvuj muz nyni cokoli a
! cimkoli, on zustal prece gentle
.manem. Jenom nicema je scho-
pen toho, drzeti slabou divku v
zajeti proti jeff Will a proto, a
by zavdecil Sc jinemu", odve-
ftila EIfie ddverou.
"ysem presvedcena 0 tom, ,ze
kdyby dfahy rnujA Vittorio mel
podezfeni, ze skutecne byla jsi
sem privedena pres svoji Will,
ucinil by vse, co " jeho moci,
ably vratil tie Y naruc tvych pra-
tel. Avsak on debfe vi. jak dfi-
We jste sc byli nliIovali a nemh-
ze pochopiti proto nynejsf tvuJ
vzdor a proc nechces znstati u
n6ho. Wis, draha, on povazuJe
vseehny ostatni zeny podle sve
vlastni. ktera opustila vse, aby
nasledovala jej".
"Pak ma mi porozumeti. Or
ma zvedeti, re nejsem bidnou
odstepenkou, aniz jeho podda.
nou, nybrz dobrou vlastenkou
a zenou svobodnou. Uzna-li t,
a je-li dosud gentlemanem a vt
jinem, pax vrati me mym pfa
; telzm".
sale jak?"
"On muze pod ochranou bill
y vlajky zasIati mneS ku nejbliz
: Sim strazim spolkoveho voj
ska.
"Ah, draha Elfie, tn jsi n;
velikem omylu. Zadny uniov,
/, vojak nerespektuje bilou vlaj
ku plukoynika Corsiniho, jej
. povazuje "a zlocince ma je
j hoz hlavu je vysazena vysokj
7. cena".
: "Lituji toho velice, re Vito
e, rio povazovan je ga zlocinc
- jeSte vice vsak, ze stalo 5
tax vlastni jeho vinou. Avsak
at stane Sc cokoli, ja jsem pey
i ne odhodlana k odchodu z
j. kazdou eenu. Nezli slunce ski
nj Sc k zapadu, muslin byti z
J. liniemi naseho vojska".
Ii Pc slovech tech vstala zlu5
l. ka a jala Sc oblekati. Prave by
= la prehodila ma Sc posledni- ku
N isatu,- kdy5 znovu zaklepano n
u dvGre a doynitf vstoupil Hat
&c dycraff, mesa V jedne ruce mis-
l. smazenych kufat a V druh
W dzba'nek s mlekem. Albert
II priiala vse od neho, postavil
L. ma stul obratic Sc k Elfii, pl
H. villa:
Il, "Maslo dnes nemame m
l. sine sc bez.neho proto obejit
V Jelikoz ale name vtabore no
Il ny pocet krav a Abershaw j
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

lzela Alberta, .je' vyborne q
Haddycraff osvedcil'se opetne
co dobry kuchar".
Elfie nedala Sc pobizeti a
chuti okusujic JENNIE kridelko,
pravila:
"Na Gem my 81 tuto pochut-
navame, oplakava jiste nekte-
| ry uniovy farmar, jehoz kur-
nix byl vyrabovan az do po-
slednf slepice".
"To je zcela prirozene; jak
jinak mohli bychom Sc zasobiti
potravou?" smala Sc Alberta.
| Znamo nam z Hivejsich dob,
re Elfie vzdy TESLA sc yyborne
chuti k jidluF a nikdy nedala Sc
dlouho pobizeti k pfisednuti k
hoine zasobenemu stolu.
Ne tax Alberta. Kazdy jeji
fpchyb a kazdy jeji vyraz ne
stastne teto zeny projevoval
uzkostlivou opatrnost, jaka
chafakterisuje zver stale stva-
nou. Zrak jeff tekal stale ok
mem, patraje do dalky sluch
zachycoval kazdy sramot, ne.
bo zvuk neobycejny.
"Proo buh, Alberto, snidej
rfeee !sVzdyt' nevzala's do lst
jeste ami kousek masa nebo
chleba. a nevypila jedinou kap-
kuc taje. Co Sc deje tebou?
Proc tax naslouchas proc
chovas Sc TAX uzkostlive? Me-
bojis Sc snad prepadeni dnes-
nj rano? Ty's sama pravila, re
reka je prilis vysoka, nezli ably
vojsko Sc mohlo odvaziti il pre-
krociti", netrpelive pravila
I Elfie.
| "Neni to to, nae prave my
SLIM, odvetila Alberta nutic sc
k jidlu.
mac tedy? Skutecne - ty
|vypadas jako uprchlik, jenz
kazde chvile boil Sc prozraze-
mi a zatknuti. Neco te trapi".
"Ano, stava vzdy neceho, co
1 cloveku della starosti. Rekni
mi,y yElfie, vsfnla jsi 81 toho ho-
cha, jenz prinesl nam vcera We
ceri?"
ga videla hocha, jenz pri-
'nesl nam kotlik s vodou a sly
fsela jsem, ze's zvala jej Gill
Hem, nebo tax nsjak; iinak ne
venovala .jsem mu zadne zvlast
III pozornosti".
"On stal Ia povsimnuti. Byl
Ito hezky hoch, star asi sestnact
roku, vlasu cernych jak uhel a
ilici tax ruzovych, re videla
'jsem podobnych malokdy u no.
cha. Prisel k nam asi pred ty-
dnem, vyhledavaje ochrany u
Free Sword. Vypravoval smut
nou historku ach, tax smut
, nou, a prece v dneSnich dObach
tax obycejnou! Dunn jeho ze
byl spalen, otec a bratr zastre.
leni a on sam re byl vojiny spol
kovymi zajat. Byl vSak sta
sten, re podafilo Sc mu uprch-
: nouti a dostati Sc v fady na.
Se".
"Mlady dareba! Lepe by MI
/ bylo byvalo, kdyby byl nasledt
: val otce a bratra, nezli ze I'll Z
: stal sc clenem handy guerilla"
{ ''Na mou Gest, Elfie, ty nejs
: priliS zdvorilou vuci mne", pra
! villa Alberta.
"Nemam k tomu take zad
: nych priein", edvetila Elfie.
9 "Ja precc cinim pro tebe C
e mohu "a stavajicich okolno
), ste.
! "a ia Ease ehovam sc, Jal
q mohu "a stavajicich ekolno
o sti".
a mac 81 stezujeS?"
"Na to, re drzana jsem Il
y proti svoji vali'.
! me rnou, nebot' ja-nejser
sl vina toho. Avsak vrat'me sc
a. nasemu drivejsimu pTedmetl
l. Elfie. Hoch ten byl prilis jen
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 5ti
pokojieh S koupelnou ma Svec
Ave. Blizsi sdsli Tom. ouchy,
2465 L. SO ul. Tel. Princeton
1916 w. -?
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

Elmer Sperry's giant
1,280,000,O00 candle
pow err searchlight,
the largest and most
powerful in the world.
Above to left-the
nuge lens Of the mon
ster light. Compare
its size with that Of
the man at work on
it. Above-the heat
of the lights rays is
SO intense that a
cigarette may easily
be lighted by them at
a distance Of twelve
feet. Lett O W err
Manhattan illu nj i
mated by the rays of
the giant light from
it's location in Brook
lyn. The searchlight
is so constructed that
it may be operated by
controls sit u at e d
miles away.
Kudci 4 Herbert
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
March 7. 1920

NEW YORK CITY
Unined Flee. Il. h r.. Cp.,
1870 East 18th 81.
3i2G Broadway
1868 Broadway
New York Elism Company.
10 irving Place
424 Broadway
l2i West 42nd 1t.
362 East li3th -.
$50 fremont Ave.
Is East l2jth II.
Qimbel Bro hers.
Broadway 4 33rd 81.
las. McCrccsy 4 Company.
5th Ave.--3ith ~.
Bloominsdaie Brothers. Inc.
59th St. 4 Bird Ave
Premier Service Co..
2D10 Broadway
Vacuum Cleaner Spec'l y Co..
13l West i2nd st.
i40 West 34th 81.
L. 0ablef 4 Snn.
SO Vesey 8.
3. George Tfa.nur.
IL East 12nd st.
8. Elw. Eaton q Co..
5s5-5S9 Hudson st.
c. c. Bohn Elcc. Co..
$50 Sixth Ave.
P. M. Drcvfuss Co Inc,
$50 Chambers st.
r. d. Langley.
$50 Columbus Ave.
]. r. Dclahant Fl. Sales Co.
Ia Wes i2nd st.
.4y0 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

When ex-Kaiser Bill
hastily moved out of
his palatial Berlin
residence to take up
his abode among the
other windmills across
the D u t c h border
somebody tipped off
a flock of swallows to
the fact and they
promptly moved in
and took permanent
possession Of the
lighting fixtures in
the above fashion.
Kadei q Herbert
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

The "most wonderful
woman in the world, {"
M iss Helen Keller,
deaf, dumb and blind
since birth. making
up preparatory to
going on at the
Palace, where she has
been starring recently
in an unusually help
ful a n d interesting
act. Underwood
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
NONAGENARIAN TO
VOTE FOR GOV. COX
Grandmother of Mrs. f. B.
Byrkit Writes Pathetic
Letter on League.

Mrs E. B. Byrkit. 1903 Lincoln
way, F., whose husband is vice presi-
dent of the Mishawaka Trust & Saw
ings Co., member Of the school board
and prominent citizen. received a let
ter from her grandmother. Mrs
Spencer. 95 years old, informed her
she was going 10 cast her first vote
in those long 80 years for Gov Cox
and the League Of Nations. The old
lady is possessed of all her faculties
and in the course of her letter 70
her granddaughter ridiculed the
idea of any woman voting otherwise
In the course Of her communication
she says:
Il consider that my vote for the
League Of Nations will be the crown
ing event in my long life. I abhor
war; and in my declining years I
rejoice in the privilege of casting
my first and last vote for such "a
covenant as the League Of Nations.
I read the newspapers daily. 7 have
perused both sides OF the question
faithfully. I have weighed them I'm
the balance. and after mature con-
sideration have determined 10 vote
for Gov. Cox Politics is nothing 10
me. I care not whether the demo-
cratic or the republican party = in
power but I do want war TO cease,
and such guarantees as the League
OF Nations afford in this directiC-.
have enlarged by vision. 7 have al
ways been a republican, and would
have voted for this party next No
vember. but God has willed it other
wise. Dear grand daughter, II you
reverence all that it IS good and
holy that tends TO diminish the ros-
sibilities OF the horrible slaughter
for which war is responsible vote for
the League OF Nations" Mrs. Nc
Crary is the mother Of nine children.
Mr. and Mrs Byrkit are staunch
Methodists and will doubtless have
this letter brought 70 the attention
Of the members of that body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
THE NO-STOP TRTCk

\ow we are introduced 10 the mo-
tor truck with Pullman accOmmoda-
tons one concern which does a
long distance trucking business has
fitted up an enclosed space includ-
inE the drivers seat. with sleepiu-
quarters and a dining room. Three
men accompany the truck on its
Journeys. and they take turns dr-v-
ing and sleeping, SO the truck Is in
motion an the time Hotel eN-
penses are saved and so is the time
of the truck.
This simply means that they are
making a ship Of the vehicle II
sounds rather queer. but il is really
q very ancient idea
VIII the Arabs be putting hunks
and galleys and ice-water tanks and
smOking compartments and wire
less Instruments on their ships of
the desert neXt2-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Next time try santa Rosa Junior
10 cent cigar. 9332-23
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
BOY BADLY INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Jack McNabb. son OF r. r Nc
Nabb OF Jefferson road. is confined
10 his home with serious injuries
which he sustained as the result OF
an automobile accident which &C.
Cured about 1880 Saturday even
i1E- Mc\abb was walking down
Jefferson I'd. near Division So. when
he noticed two cars coming in op-
poSite directions The driver OF the
car coming from the west failed 10
dim his lights with the result that
he blinded the occupant Of the 9TH
or car who ran into McNabb and
gave him severe gashes about the
head and shoulders y a Wike II
South Bend is The one who hurt the
boy but the name OF the driver OF
the other car could not DE ascer-
tanned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
IN NLlrgarct Jandenc.

OF course.
4 man IS not vain,
And yet
He never appears IN evening
clothes. without feeling. somehow.
conscious that the eyes OF the whole
world are focused on him.
RE never doubts. when ne puts his
cheek against a girls. that IL feels
as soft and smooth as HERS does.
He never sees two women across
the room. whispering together, with
out wondering what they are saying
about him.
He never appears in a bathing
suit. without uncOnsciously assum-
ing what he suppOses TO be a char
acteristic attitude Of one of the old
Greek athletes (Ee never even
bushes when he appears in bath
ing-suitD
He never thinks il worth while TO
deny himself a potato or "a slice OF
cream pie for the sake OF his beauty;
nor even dreams that a double chin
and q few pounds avoirdupOis could
mar his fatal fascination.
He never passes a chewing gum
machine, without depoSiting a penny
H. the slot. for the privilege of glanc-
ing in the mirror and strengthening
his tie. CThOugh he usually pretends
that he's looking for cinder in his
eye).
He never gets married, without
feeling secretly sorry for all the girls
he thinks are disappointed. or heart
broken al losing him.
He never buys a pair of shoes,
without trying on every other pair
in the shop.
He never doubts that it is sheer