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Evening journal., 1920-10-11
BEGIN STEEL WORK
ON CITY WHARF

Erection was begun today o. the
structural steel work OF the two re-
cciying and shipping shelter sheds on
The new municipal wharN along the
Cnristiana. al Front and Church
streets The sheds viii be 30 by IS
and 30 by - feet, respectively.
Foundations for the sheds was COM
pleted sometime ago. Steel for the
coverings began arriving last Friday.
This morning employees OF the Ameri-
can Bridge Company began the work
OF putting up the supports and roof
irusses. Terra Gotta roofing will be
put on by the Arundel Corporation.
Charles H. Cant, secretary Of the
Board Of llarbOr Commissioners. and
J. Alexander Crothers, engineer in
charge OF the dock. are supervising
the construction OF the sheds In be-
half OF the city. Total cost OF the
wharf. which is OF concrete, 500 feet
in length. is si3j.000.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
NO DOUBT NOW,
WARNER SAYS
Republican Chairman Pre-
diets Sweeping Victory After
Down State Trip
MR.. ELLSWORTH
ENDS HIS TOUR

Republican State Chairman Charles
Warner, after tour through Ken.
and SUSSEX counties, nas returned to
his office more optimistic than ever
over the outlook for great Republi-
can victories i'm the lower counties on
November 3 As a result OF imforma-
ton that he received from party
workers and business men while
lway Mr.. Warner has made the fol-
lowing statement:
There is no doubt Of a sweep ng
victory for the complete State ticket
land the electors pledged to Harding
and Coolidge"
Chairman Warner conferred yes
terday afternoon with Elijah c.
/ Lynch and n &. Stewart. chairman
and secretary OF the Sussex County
| Republican Committee, ani was much
l pleased over the reports received
from them. The Republican dive
will be shifted from Kent 90 Sussex
North Carolina lawyer, will addrcs
several meetings there during the
I week.
The FIRST meeting scheduled is for
/ Georgetown tomorrow afternoon
whens the county committee and the
/ WOmen's Association Committee will
hold a joint meeting. Tomorrow
night Mr.. Meekins will address a rally
in Bridgeville. other meetings through
the week will be as follows. SeafOrd
Wednesday; Laurel, Thursday; Del
mar, Friday, and a central rally al
| Georgetown Saturday night
Arrangements for the meetings will
be In charge Of County Chairman
Lynch, OF Sussex. and William p
White. Of Wilmington The Harding
Coolidge Glee Club, Of this city. Will
be a feature Of The meetings. Ih'
ID. r. Montgomery. Clydc NJ. Carver
n. p. Coffin, Or. G.. r. Pierce. Henry
: Lawton. John T. Magee and VII
Il liam p. White
Wilmington viii be The scene Of ;
monster rally, at the Auditorium
Thursday night 10 will be under thl
auspices Of The Republ can W0meni
o Associate Committee. and Will be al
= dressed by Miss Mary stewart anl
other speakers. The meeting will bi
,Opcn tO men and women. During tn
week the women's committee vii
plan an energetic canvass 10 assur
full registration OF Republican wO
men on saturday The last regstrl
ton day.
7 CONGRESSMAN +. F. Ellsworth. q
of Kent Saturday night at a rally ]
Milford. attended by nearly 5000 Co
Minnesota. closed his successful tou
, George w. Sparks, RepresenlatlN
, William Lyons and William p. Whit'
. OF this city. We're present.
I Congressman Ellsworth, In alluc
4, ing TO America and her relations
ne other countries OF the world, sal
that every Republican will agre
2 with President Wilson, that Amerit
|, can be the light and leader Of III
/, tworld. but not through sacrificing a
iota OF her Amcricanism.' lie addl
that the Republican party. which h'
been successful In building up tru
y anc confidence between the nations
: the world during the past nifty year
I could well be entrusted with the n
), ture.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
33D DEGREE FOR
TWO CITY MAS0NS

James B. Broad and J. Bayard Hearn,
OF this city, at the i0sth annual meet
ing Of the Supreme Council Of the
Thirty-third Degree, Ancient Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Of Freemasonry,
for the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction
OF the United States. held at Chicago
last week, were honorcd with the
ihiriy-third degree. the highest de-
gree Of FreemasOnry.
Mr.. Broad. who is comptroller 81
the dupont Company, and Mr.. Hearn,
who Is superintendent OF foundrles OF
the Lobden Car Wheel Company,
have for many years been active IN
Masonic work here, being connected
with all It's branches.
Harry Guthrie and William VI.
Mask. Jr. both thirty-ihird degree
Masons accompanied Mr.. Broad and
Mr.. Horn TO Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
SEIZED RUM TO BE
POURED INTO SEWER

intoxicating liquors coming into
the States hands as a result OF raids
on Illicit liquor sellers and holders,
win be destroyed publicly at a date
90 be known later, according 70 Dep
uiy Acknowledgement p. Warren
Green. The liquor will be poured into
sewers or in some other way dis
posed Of
Vehicles used for the transporting
Of liquors Illegally may be conils-
Gated by the state and sold at public
auction. A peculiar angle OF such
Procedure was brought 90 light In
lCourt Of General Sessions this morn
ms when Mr.. Greer stated that a
team OF horses held by the state has
already eaten more feed than they are
worth.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

scheme Seen
Palmer's Decision to Send
Sleuths to Delaware
ArouseS States Voters
SEND SOME SOUTH,
SPEAKERS TELL HIM

Announcement that the Department
Of Justice will send Secret Service
men 10 Delaware IN short time 10
guard against any violations OF the
Federal Corrupt Practice Act Of i-1s
al the November election is being se-
Vcrcly criticized by hundreds OF
voters who resent such action I'm
der the circumstances many Repub-
licans look on 10 as an attempt at
intimidation on The part OF the FEEDER
al Administration
This move ON the part Of Ator-
ney-Gcneral Palmer was assailed by
two prominent Republicans here yes
lerday who were In the city nlling
speaking engagements. they were
Congressman +. p. Ellsworth OF Min
nesoia and Major fiOrellO H. La
Guardia. president OF the Board of
Aldermen OF New York City. and for
merry a member OF Congress Major
IA Guardia came here 90 address the
( local iial an societies. Mr. Els.
worth called t.e scheme am "imposi-
"rhe move OF the department OF
/ Justice after ils VIGOROUSLY weak
| hnced policy during the war. and it'
/ failure 10 brine about prosecutions
under the Lever act. leaving FOOD
pronieers unmolesied. Is ridiculous
n not lamentablc." Major LaGuardii
said THE department is so incom
peieni ID can do no good and -
helpless II can do no harm,' h'
added
Major LaGuardia who as a mem.
her OF Congress was on the commit
tee that investigated a contest over
/ Congressional seat from a North Car
olina district said that III the De
partment OF Justice wishes 70 con
duct an Investigation 10 VIII Ind j
has It's hands full In that stale"
: Congressman Ellsworth said "Le
The Department get busy with It's Sc
crei service agents In North Caro-
lima. Virginia, Tennessee and Mary
land. n the 30 at 10 thoroughly i
those states they'll have need OF al
= ihcif operatives. The move Is an I'm
position In Republican states II
added the Republicans fully tXpccte
10 carry North Carolina, but ina
The party would not set the electoF
The action of the Department O
/ Justice In deciding 10 send us agent
: 10 all parts OF the country Is an ui
, usual method OF espionage, whic
I has caused widespread comment, q,
I peclally as Attorney General Paine
h.. been very active In polite
lanes II. Hughes. Jr., United state
/, District Attorney here, issued a stai'
/, ment explaining he had received u
structIons from the Attorney Gene
: ans oflce 10 make preparations i'
lhe Investigation here. Ne said ye
lerday he would have sumclent ~,
! Ia cover the State. lie expected q
z men 10 begin 10 arrive durlng U
week and tina, their Investigation
y would continue after the election.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WILSON ERRED
IN SHIPPING LAW
Workers Say Hold-up of
Jones Act Was Un-
lawful
SEE JOKER
IN THE BILL

An appeal probably will be made
by the ship workers OF Wilmington
to the next session Of Congress that
leeal technicalities which prevent the
operation OF the Jones Merchant Ma
rlne act be eliminated. Charges are
made that the act contains a Joker
which makes it Of no practical bene-
at TO American shipping.
AZ a mass meeting OF snip workers
yesterday afternoon in Pythian
Castle, Edward keenan,. secretary OF
the Delaware River ship Builders
Council declared the American nation
is facing a serious situation win re-
gard 90 It's shipping facilities. III lSS
a situation which would nave iact9
The nation year ago had II not
been for the assistance OF the Unite
states government In making appro-
priatiOns Of funds sufficient 10 Keep
-s going," he said.
"'The bin looked all right at flrs...
Mr. keenan, asserted, but after 10 mad
been passed, and the President had
been notified 10 communicate win al
foreign nations TO nulhying all pasl
treaties. running counter 10 clauses
IN the merchant marine Jaw NiN tA'u
ble was found. The President has nO'
lhe right TO do this.
I'VE have consulted legal auinorl
Ties. and they all declare a treat,
cannot be repealed except by TWO
third vote Of Congress.
There is where we must begin oul
active work" he declared The laN
today Is in a condition ,where onl!
certain clauses Of 10 could be 0per
sled. England and Germany give reaa
financial aid to their own shipDuild
ers. a.
"We continually see stories in IN
newspapers" he conllued, "denounc
ing the Merchant Msyine law, an
sondemning ii as impract Bile. II !
favorite yarn that the Seaman
Jaw prevents us from operaiin
Ships successfully. This has prove
wrong. there be ng but a ilve pc
Gent difference IN the operating o
american and foreign ships on ina
account" ..
william J. Buckley, general or
ganizer OF the boiler makers, unioI
introduced r. J. Ca Van, also OF
eanizer OF the same union. MT. =
Nan confined h statements to &c
nuneiation Of the "open shop as un
American.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
W. E. COREY CHOSEN TO
HIGH KTWANIS OFFICE

Members OF The Kiwanis' Club n
this city, have returned from attend
ing the annual convention Of The ki-
wants Capital District. held Saturday
afternoon In Washington Officers 0i
the district were chosen as follows {.
Governor. j. d. Hank. Ir.. Rich
mond; first licutenani-governor John
J. BoOhar Washington. second lleu-
ienani-gONernor. William r. Corey,
Wilmington; treasurer. John NJ. Dim
ling, Baltimore
10 was decided 10 hold The next
sem -aunual meeting In Richmond on
April @. and The next annual meeting
in Norfolk at q date 20 be set later
More than 800 dclcgaics In an at
tended the convention. or these
Portsmouth sent the largest number
IN proportion 90 mileage and won a
silver loving cup offered for aticn-
dance by Mr. Boohar, OF Washington
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
TOLD COMPANION
TO HIT OFFICER

Iavan s. Brownlow, II years Of age.
charged with playing craps, and Reub-
interfering with an officer. were dis
missed on payment Of costs by Jud
Hastings N Municipal Court this
morning. Both are Negroes.
Brownlow was alleged TO have been
a participant in a game OF crap at
sixth and Scott streets, which was
broken up by 0nlcer Leonard Skep-
SIX. While he was holding the young
Negro for the patrol, The ofiker said
Frazier wanted 10 know what he was
arrested for and told Brownlow 10
hll The cor.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
URGES CHOTRS TO
KEEP WHITE ROBES

Preaching on the text, "The
Heavenly Choir" the Rev. Adam
Slcnele. IN the course II sermon in
Epworth NJ. +. Church, yesterday
said: 1T too often happens that
vested choirs change their robes on
leaving the church for the black robes
Of sin. We make our own heaven
and hell"
Mr.. Si,nClc's sermon was apron0- of
the reopening OF Epworth Church
after the installation Of a new organ
erection OF a new choir stand. and
repalni ng he I'd ncc within and with
out. Last night the Rev. DR. A. j
Kyneit spoke. An elaborate musical
program was given by George Henry
bay, organist and choirmasler Of ST
Johns p. r. Church.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WHY BE BALD?

guarantee after using 9 to bottles
Of Koop's Lightning Hair Renewer ali
bald spots win DO covered with hair, or
money refunded. Ladies lnd Lightning
removes dandrun Edward Martin, West
mont. n. j., under oath, testihes that he
had been bald for years, used bottles
of Lightning Hair Renewer, and now has
fn1 head OF hair. Mr.. Don0hue, 1917
amen street. Phiia. had been bald scy-
eraI years, used S bottles Lightning Hair
Rcnewcr and now has full head Of hair.
s. as bottle. 3 for -. or . for $40.
FOR sale by druggists. Supplied by y
b. Danforth. wholesale druggist, aud T.
RooD. 1l6 n. Third St. Camden. \. J.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11

table Compound and Il has helped me
very much. / am well and strong
and now able TO do my work. / can
not thank you enough and I recom-
mend your medicine TO my friends who
are sick. Mrs. SUSIE SAcArANsKY,
25 East 18th St., Bayonne, n. J.
10 must be admitted by every fair
minded, Intelligent person that a
medicine could not live and grow in
popularity for over forty years, and
today hold a record for such wonder
full success as does Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be
looked upon and termed both stand
ard and dependable by every thinking
person.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
FINDS DANIELS In
MODERN POLITICS

~ .hc course OF his sermon in
Union w. L. Church last u.ght the
Hey. Harvey w. Ewing. ID. b., said
Il here are some Daniels in politics
.ooRy. men VINO would die rather
than 90 against their principles" 4"
There A. ,nsly men VINO use poll
tirs 10 exploit themselves"
Dr. Ewing said that what was most
needed In politicians today was men
who would stand fOr the fundamental
principles OF government including
freedom OF speech, freedom OF press
md freedom Of relSioua worshin.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
NEW SCHOOL FOR
PARK NEXT SPRING

Although the plans OF the proposed
new graded school at Richardson
Park have bc1n prepared, work VIII
not be started on The structure until
early In spring Plans prepared by
Wallace r. llance, have not yet been
approved
The plans are similar 90 those OF
the proposed new school building "a
been erected 40 Midtown whici
have been approved by The Slate ani
Delaware Auxiliary.
Each structure viii cost In the
neighborhood OF s3J0O00, exclusive OF
the land.
In order 10 relieve the congestion at
the Richardson Park School district
the state Auxiliary has ordered Two
portable buildings, which are 10 he
erected there within a few weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
DR.. SMILEY ASSAILS
SIN OF EXPEDIENCY

Warming against listening to tho
excuses Of expedlency was given ,Dy
me Rev. Dr. L. Franklin smiley in ms
sermon ON "The Man Who Was MOI
FOR sale" az West Presbyterian
Church last night
in these modern times he said.
I'VE have become accustomed to me
word 'expcdiency.' and about every
LAW OF God is broken by some Gle
ments o. society under the eNpedi-
"s1ayet-y was brought 10 this coun-
lrv undar me eXcuso OF eXpcdiency
The saloon was brought. through
wears os misery. on The same plea.
And those who would have ms ioler-
aie a wlde-open sabbath give us. the
same excuse The oppon MS or sll
those Vile things are called all SORTS
~ names. The cry Of the present age
Is FOR men who will stand true To
their honest convictions
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
DRYS WANT ALL
WHISKY DESTROYED

WASHINGTON, oct. ii.-Compre.
honeiye plans for checking Illicit
trafTc in whisky through shutting OF
Withdrawals from the warehouses OF
Inc country are being drawn by the
nrohibition-enfo officers or
Inc treasury. Recommendations are
to be made 10 Congress for vast
increase in the prOhibilion-enfOrce-
ment fund of sij0OO00 a year.
Prohibition advocates are seriously
considering a forceful campaign be-
fore the next Congress 10 have the
government connscate and destroy all
the whisky there IS exc ceni a minimum
amount for medicinal purposes. The
total cost for destruction would be
si35.OOO,0O0 Of the taxpayers money.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
MOTHER SAVES BABY
FROM DEATH FIRE

Prompt action on the part OF the
mother Of Caroline Virgins, ! years
old. 1871 Walnut street, prObdbly
saved The life OF the child this morn
ing, when her clothing became ignited
by striking a match.
The screams OF the child attracted
her mothers attention and finding
CarOlne's clothing in ilames, she
rolled the child in a carpet and cXtin-
gu'shed the blaze.
The child was taken 10 the Della
ware Hospital for treatment and after
ward returned home.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
CHARGES OTHER WOMAN
"GOT HER HUSBAND

When Amelia Moses, a Negress. was
given a hearing before Judge HasH
mgs in Municipal Court this morn
ing on a charge OF trespassing on the
house OF Florence J. Black. Negress.
1901 A street. she charged that Flor
ence got her husband" and said that
she merely went 10 the house TO get
him.
II amt got her husband" denied
Florence, rather Indignantly Flor
rnce said that Amelia came 10 her
home and carried on something
scan'lous." Amelia was dismissed.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
WORLD NEEDS PURE
HEARTS, PASTOR SAYS

At the homecoming and rally day
exercises n scott NJ. Z. Church yes
ierday, China water mugs, sixty
years old, were used and the old
fashioned ceremony OF bread-break-
ing was observed in an old-fashlonod
love feast, VIII ch opened the pro-
gram.
Dr. J. p. Otis. OF Marshalllon,
spoke in The morning. declaring hat
the greatest cure FOR present-day
unrest would be FOR the people 10
turn back and seek old religious
palhs
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
ACAIN coNpLAIN OF TnACKS

John A. FRANKIE, SOP West Seventh
street, complained by letter TO The
street and Sewer Department this
morning, OF the condition OF the
trolley tracks. of the Wilm ngion and
philadelphia Traction Company OF
West Seventh street, in the 500
block lie said the no Sc was intol-
erable and the vibrations caused
plaster 10 fall from the walls Of the
houses there.
The communication which was FOR
merly rece we'd by City Council and
forwarded 10 the department, ~as
accompanied with a complaint reg
isiercd by Councilman Abrailams
about The condlt on OF ihe tracks al
ihe intersections Of Sixth and Union
streets and Seventh and Unior
sireels. The rcctors will ask thai
the conditions complained OF be rem
edied.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
NOTED NEGRO ORATOR
TO ADDRESS MEETING

William n Lewis. Negro, former
Federal District Attorney at Boston.
under President Taft viii speak at
the National Theatre tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock
Mr.. LOWS Is one Of the abiets
negro men in the country and is an
orator Of great ability.
he has made number OF speeches
during the campaign and is in great
demand as a speaker.
Dr. Samuel G. Ebert will preside
and music will be furnished by the
rN,d Fellows band.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
p 6I 90. LITIGATION.

Robert u Richards, attorney for the
plaintiffs. In the action brought by
the Baltimre Drydocks and Ship
building Company, OF Baltimore
against the puscy & Jones Company
of This city, for alleged failure 90
comply with the terms OF a cOnirlct
This morning illed a declaration lr
law In the suit pending
The pusoy g. Jones Company 10 i'
said. viii nle an answer In the United
states District Court In both the law
and equity cases on or before Octo
hnr 81.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
MIN ron DIsORDERIy coNDucr

nlslurbod By he loud Wrangllng Of
Samona FiscOla and Powell Gibrcli.
the street after ! O'Clock this
morning. residents OF near Fourteenth
Ice The two were nned $40 and
costs for disordcrly conduct by
Judge Hastings 10 Mum cipai Court
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
HOLD YOUTH AS
WOMAN'S ASSAILANT

Elwood Davis. Negro. aged a years,
who was arrested Saturday by State
Detective Mccoy and Constable Whit
tington. charged with attacking Mrs.
Ellis Sarton. his employers wife, near
summit Bridge last Wednesday night.
was given a hearing Saturday night
by Magistrate Gills. and held under
$1,000 bail for the Court Of General
sessions. While being brought TO
this city. according TO Detective Nc
Npy. Days admitted mis- guilt.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
ANOTHFR LIOUOR TOTEn FINED

WIIIIlm IT. TdrkNT UTIls I0IIU cDIITU
was fined $500 and COSTS Of the case
in Court. Of General Session today
after he had pleaded guilty TO a
charge Of illegal transportation Of
liquor. Parker was arrested several
weeks ago on Third street bridge
with 35 quarts OF whlskey In his
wagon.
William CLARK, Negro, was giyen a
nominal sentence OF seven days inn
prisonment on larceny charge.
Clark has been in the workhouse
since last May. His case has been
continued over two terms.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
HARLAN'S TO LAUNCH
LAST FLEET SHIP

The 7iOO-ton' cargo carrier Matira,
under construction at the Harlan
Yards OF the Bethlehem ShipbuIlding
Company. Is 10 be launched next sat-
urtlav. Tho vessel Is the last built
under conh7ci with the Emergency
Fleet Corporation
The Matlrl is sislor ship Of tho
Gold star and Gleonra. also built at
The Harlan yards.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
CATCH RUNAWAY ROY.

Pierce McQuada a runaway was
taken into custody by railroad detcc-
lives al The French street station Sal
urday night. and turned over 10 ne
Juvenile authorities.
Upon INVESTIGATION Il was learned
the lad had been probaied in charge
OF his uncle by a New York orphan
age his father ard mother being
dead. His uncle died recently; the
boy continued 10 live with his aunt,
and when she objected TO his keep
ing late hours he ran on. lie told
the officers he was going to Georgia
10 work on a farm.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
MIR. BONNER IN EAsroN PULPIT.

The Rev. Charles n Bohner. pastor
o., Hanover Presbyterian Church. viii
preach tonishi at the seventy-ilfth
anniversary service OF Trinity Pres
byicrian Church Easion, Pa Mr.
Church eight years ago, going from
there 10 Ocean City, \. j. lie came
10 Wilmington from Ocean city.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
AUrO DITCTITD.

An automobile owned and operated
by John Johnson. iO2 vs. Sixth
street. ran into a ditch Yesterday an
ernOon. on lhe kcnnctt pike. and was
damaged 10 the bXtont OF s200. The
accident was said TO have been due 20
Mr.. johnson turning out TO avoid col
lislon with another machine.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
mfsr PAY Sia WTFkIY

For the support Of his wife, tenn
porary order Of si2 a week was nXed
AGAINST Morris Sugarman by Judge
Hastings I'M Nunic pal Court THIS
morning and the case then cont nued
until October 80.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
DABY Man DEATH IN nun.

The f0urtcen-m0ntns-Old daugn-
ter Of Patrick Cullen, 95i East Seven
tccnin street, fell into a tub Of blue
ing water, while playing in the
Kitchen Of her home about 1870
o'clock This morning, and narrowly
escaped drowning. Or. Florence
seward revived the baby.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
STRFFT BOARD ROUTINE.

Robert Pennington, attorney, sent a
communication 10 the street and
sewer Department today complaining
OF the condition OF Lowering avenue
between Rodney and Broome streets.
The Central Labor Union commuui-
Gated a protest against the condition
of The sidewalks around the iQt
bounded by Clayton. Rodney, Seventh
and Eighth streets. The communica-
iion said the sidewalk Is practically
impossible because OF a growth OF
grass and weeds.
C.. NJ. Banks. city treasurer reported
ihe folloNing balances TO- the credit
of the depariment: Current expense
fund. s7.i06.73: special expense fund
sq2 Isl. IS: sewer extension fund, ST.
O06 a.: Brandywine sewer fund, si9.-
99G 90; paving tax fund. S6i563i; Del
aware avenue Improvement fund
s3S3.9i; total. sl57,i0799.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
KERN BALKs ROBBER.

An attempt was made 10 rob the
home Of Frank Kern. sO6 Harrison
street. early This morning. The burg
lar was seen by Mr.. Kern, prylng open
The front window. but was scared
.on before Mr.. Kern could get down
Istalrs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
nIIInINC pERAIIr

Inspector Preston this mornnr IS
sued a building permit To- q. Mundy,
o East Fourth street. 20 make altera-
Tons costing $50 Charles j. Dough-
Do, is the builder named In The per-
,,Il
Evening journal., 1920-10-11
THOMAS AWAITS DEATH.

4 special service was held for Ern-
esi Thomas. Negro. under sentence OF
death for a felonious assault ON Emma
Talley 81 years OF age, ~ near
smyrna. by The members Of the stan
on the salvation Army at the work
house yesterday. Thomas, according
10 Warden Plummer, has become rec
onciled 20 his fate and reads the
pihlp daily.