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Evening journal., 1920-01-01
SCOTT 6 CO. To
DISSOLVE FIRM
contInued from Flrst 80

Continued rom FirSt Page
wish 10 devote ourselves individually
10 them and TO our private business
affairs. For the present we shall main
tain our present Offices in the dupont
Building"
The Scott firm hes been Identified
with many Of the largest business
enterprises not only in Wilmington bVi
throughout the country 10 has as
sisted In financing number OF traction
companies, railroads and dher COM
aanies Of first magnitude.
Henry p. Scott resides on a large
estate, Lexington. near Delaware City.
Harlan G. Scott lives at No. 1920 West
Thirteenth street, this city. Both are
widely known throughout the state be-
cause Of their financial activities and
their part In affairs for civic bet
terment. Henry p. Scott was director Of
a Liberty Loan campaign, and was a
member OF the commission that dIhft-
ed the new State school code.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01

Marie Mccarthy, H. Bradley, Miss Paul
ine Lynch.
The Leap Year Dance OF the Kuckoo
Klub was a pretty addition at the Cen
tury Club last night. At ~, dimmed
lights and whispered words fllled the
witching hour. as seventy dancers en-
joyed the thrill Of the passage Of time
The following guests were present:
Avis Gishop Rachael Grubb. Kitty Cos
den. Mildred Poole, Clarice Mcguire.
Helen Leonard Dorothy Carpenter.
Elizabeth Thomas, Myrtle Casllelon,
Mildred Grove, Alice B. Hendley. VI. V.
Cohee, Laurena Mortlock, Marion De-
vine, Anita Bradbury, Miss Fritz, Pau
line Frazier Mary Gallagher. Miss Stir
ling. Virginia Springer. Lillian ROdman.
Lydia Redgrave, Mary Hunter, Caroline
Ganborm. Helena Wishart, Dorothy
Wardel Grace Layfleld, Mildred Poole.
Rae Poole. Gladys Moody. Katherine
Kurtz, Lillian Duff. Adelaide Taggart.
Louise Seidel, Grace Hutton, Frleda
Kurtz, Mildred Rutan. Nelita Nelson.
Beatrice Stetser. Mildred Bergman, Helen
Miller, Leila Thatcher. Helen stuart.
Mrs. George Clevenger, Dudley Gray.
John Hayes, William Russell, William
Madden, Roy Shilling, Mervine Lafferty,
Warren Lafferty. A. Pennel Stetser. Carl
zolper William Jack. George Boslahd.
Bur Sterling, Raymond Johnson. May
nard Poole, Richard Poole. Charles
ReichrOtt. Ralph Parvis, Jack Carroll.
Richard Somers, A. Stetser, Harry
Brooks, Carlisle Mills, Herbert Kent. La
Penne Guenvers, Barclay Shaw Rroad-
way Cooper, Carl Stsuffer, Joseph Kav-
anaugh, Joseph Kelley, Harold Denny
George Clevenger.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
Simple, yet novel and oririnaIl

Simple, yet novel and originall
The energetic lat guardian was
caught in the act. It was not unusual
to sec him draw water out OF the
radiatOrs-but when he put the tin Gun
to his lips, said here's how" and
gulpcd the contents down; the lady
eavesdropper grew curious.
Spirits Of alcohol!
That's the answer to it all. The
alcohol had been put in the radiators
to keep them from freezing
And there you have it-Or rather.
the janitor has
A beautiful souse,' a trip to the
forbidden land Of "bun"-obtained ia
the latest and most novel way.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01

WON'T WEAKEN
ON THE TREATY
Continued from First pase.

SJacle 10 an agreement.
This was indicated by statements to-
day OF leading mild reservation
Senators.
They said that Democrats have offered
a definite proposal on Article 10 and
other points in dispute The Article iC
compromise suggested by the Demo
Gratis is acceptable, the reservations
said. but, they added. the Democrats
demand far too much in return.
They want the LenrOOt reservation
eliminated in return for an agreement
to support the Lodge reservation on
Article 10 with slight and unimpOrthnt
phraseOlOgy.
Republican Senator's declared they
Will not yield on the Lenroot reserva-
tion. They cannot agree TO American
entrance into any combination where
they claim this government Is in
danger of being overwhelmingly out
voted on vital matters they said.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
WHITE RICHARDSON.

Miss Eta r. White OF Mobile, Ala.
and George f. Richardson, Of Glasgow,
were married on Monday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Lee, No
HIS Pasture street OF this city by the
Reys. B. T. Moore and Mrs. McKissick
The couple were attended by Mrs. Ger
irude Rose the well known colored un-
dertaker and Samuel Pskln and Willis
Brown, all OF this city.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
BILLIARD EXHIBITION TOUR.

Ralph F. Greenleaf, Of this city. pocket
billiard champion of the United States
and Jerome Keogh. five times champion
will start on Friday. on a five months
tour of the United States, giving bill
lard exhibitions.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01

There have been some changes since
the list was compiled. Sugar, for in
stance. is selling at 90 to 2i cents a
pound retail, in Washington, but this
apparently has not yet come to the at.
lention of the government.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01

basketball game or the moving pictures
which will follow
Industrial and educational exhibi-
tions will be on display all day.
S'ne entertainment committee which
is welcoming the visitors today con-
sists Of Henry l. Bowles. Roy Hammond.
Leroy Caulk, Dwight NJ. Decker, Joseph
4 van, George B. Murphy and C. H.
Shaifer.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
FOOD PRICES
Up 6 PER ct.
DURING YEAR
Continued from First Page.

LOnWnUed from FlTsL Page.
Of January. 1919. August 1919, and the
latest available:
These are government figures, on
record at the labor department. Many
recent price increases do not appear
TO be recorded in them.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
ROTARIANs DINE TOMORROW.

Because Of the holiday, the Rotary
Club luncheon will be held tomorrow
noon, at the Hotel dupont, instead OF
the customary Thursday luncheon.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
NO MARKET TnnAY

Because Of the New Years holiday,
the New York stock Exchange was clos
ed today. Wilmington brokerage houses
were closed for the day.
Evening journal., 1920-01-01
BRAIN TESTS
BY sam Lloyd.

MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 302.
While discussing practical ways
and means with his good wife
Farmer Jones said: 'Now. Maria. If
we should sell off 70 chickens as ]
propose, our stock of feed would
last just 20 days longer, while if we
should buy 100 extra fowl, as you
suggest, we would run out of
chicken feed IS days sooner?" "Ncl.
now, Josiah. how many chickens
have we, anyhow"
That's the problem-how many
chickens have they, anyhow?
ANSWER TO No. 30i.
Frill. Craft. Scape, Score, Scowl.
Chair.
Copyright, 1919, by Sam Loyd.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11
WOJCIECHOWA

K6}ko Literackie i'm. JuliauSza Slo'
wackiego. dzialajace PREY parafii Sw,
Wojciecha, urzadza wieczOrek literacki
w niedzielc, dnia 29go w sail parafial'
mel. PREY 17tej I Paulina III. Program
wieczorku bedzie pOuczajacy i nader
urOzmaicony. Opr6cz deklamacyi, mo-
nolog6w i innych wyStep6w, o~dcgrana
zoStanic ma zakOnczenie wesola kome'
dya p. t. ..Kominiarz i M}ynarz'. W
kt6rei udzial vienna Znani ansatorZy
i amatOrki a mianOwicie: Jan 4. Sta
mex. Walenty Karcz. FranciSzek Kuhi,
szewski, Helena SzulaSka. Rozalia Je'
len i Marya SuchomSka. KOmitet zaj'
mujacy sic urzadzcniem wieczorku
przedstawia sic jak ~nastepuje: J. Sta
mex, przewodniczacy. Franciszek j
Kempa, Leon Drozik, FranciSzek Dwo'
tacki, Leon WalkOwicz, Waleryan
,Karcz. Wanda Simbor, Karolina Lew,
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BARDZO WAZNE
ola Towarzystw w dzielnicy
Wojciechowo.

w Srode wiecz6r, d. 11go BIN
odbedzie sic bardzo wazne posie:
dzenie W sail parafialnej Sw. Woj
ciecha. r6g l7tej i Paulina ul., c
godz. 40. TAX koSciclPe jakotel
narodowe towarzystwa So pro-
szone o wziecie udzialu, ponie-.
waz Jest to sprawl, tyczaca sic
kazdego Polaka i ktora mus byt
zalatwiona bez zwfoki; vice Il,
prasza sic azcby zarzqdu zadnegc
towarzystwa ME zabrakfo.
Z szacunkiem,
Komitet Obywatelski
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"a!
PRZEGRUPOWANIE WOJSK
PoLSKICH w CELU KoNTR-
OFENSYWY.

Warszawa, II. sierpnia. - Ma
cafym froncie warszawskim 3D.
Sywa sic koncentracya i przegru-
powywanie wojsk polskich w celu
podjecia kontrofensywy. General
Weygand. ktory jest obecnie gio-
wnodowodzacym armia polska.
przedsiewziai juz kroki w celu O.
orony Warszawy i reorganizacyi
armii. Chociaz inne postanowie--
mia Rady Obrony Panstwa ME So
wiadome, to jednak MONA sa--
die, re Warszawa bedzie podsta-
wa do akcyi ~odpornej.
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0OLACY W AMERYCE.
4 LYNDORA, PA.

Dnia $500 lipca b. r. Polonia lyn-
dorska obchodziia piekna i wspania-
Ia uroczysto$c poSwiecenia nowego
koscioia Polsko Re-. Kat, pod wez-
waniem sw. Stanislawa Kostki. Pro-
boszczem PREY tym ko$ciele Jest \.
Jan l.. Pubic.
Jak radosnym byl ten dzien do
wodzi to, re juz Cd samego rano wi
dzieG bylo MONA spieszacych licznie
do koScicia caiemi gromadami. o
godzinie Sci rano odprawil Msze Sw.
X. Jozef Jaworski kapelan dziekan
armti polskiej, ktory przybyi do
Pittsburgha do krewnych ma krot-
kie wakacye wprost z frontu. Pc
Mszy Sw. kazdy W skupieniu ducha
cczekiwal p~rzybyCia Najprzew. X.
Biskupa, ktory zaraz 20 swojem PREY
byciu udzielii zebranym SACRAMENTO
Bierzmowania. Asystowali mu
ksiadz Pralat Jan G6rzyhski z
Pittsburgha, X. J. Jaworski, Y. slo-
wacki F. Shea. X. pasionista z Pitts
burgha. Pc Bierzmowaniu X. Biskup
wyglosil kazanie do %zebranych W ko-
sciele.
o godzinie 10tej PREY nadzwyczaj
sp~rzyjajacej pogodzie zaczely sic gro
madziG to~warzystwa polskie jak or.
Zjednoczenia Wniebowzeicia y. NJ. P.
No. 23S, gr. Zwiazkowa Sw. Stani-
siawa Kostki, gniazdo Sokol6w pol
skich w uniformach. Towarzystwa
wszystkie slowackie przy parafii Sw.
Jana W Lyndora. Pa. i towarzystwo
niemieckie. Gala parafia siowacka
wziela udzial W tel u~roczystosci. -
WszyStkie t~owarzystwa wraz 2 dziec-
mi ubranemi M biaio utworzyiy
szpaler Cd ~plebanii do koSciola. -
Dziatwa polska wyprowadziia X. Bi,
skupa z plebanii do koSciola.
Sokoli asystowali po boku trzyma-
JAG straz honorowa. Pc przybyciu
do koscio}a W asystencyi ksiezy wy
lei wymienionych i ksiedGa niemiec-
kiego z Butler, Pa. Stanger, X. BIZ
skup poswieciI koSci6l a pc skonczo-
nych ceremoniach wszyscy zebranl
weszli do koScioia.
Sumo z asysta odprawi} X. pasyo-
nista z Pittsburgha, dyakonem byl
X. Stanger z Butler, s~ubdyakonem
X. J. Jaworski.
Choir parafialny wykonal piekna
iacihska Msze sw. w czasie Sunny
ksiadz Pralat Jan G6rzyhski,
wyglosii kazanie stosowne do okoli-
cznoSci. Zacny ten kap}an dawat
~wskazowki wzgledem WARY. Przy--
| pomniaf znajac doskonale nasze po-
1ozenie ~ Lyndora W jakich trud-
nych warukach powstai ten kosciof
lie potrzeba byio piracy i zachodow
X. p~roboszcza miejscowego zanim do
tego przyszio, lie bylo przeciwnikow
| jeszcze dis So, lecz Wielebny NOW
ca ma nadzieje, re / CT wnet wroca
do jednosci, by pracowac wsp6lnie
ola dobra Koscioia i Ojczyzny dis
tax potrzebujacej pomocy. Wspo-'
mniai, re ma kosciele cia5y ~jeszcze
dug i wiele rzeczy ~jeszcze brakuje,
to tez zachecal do ~wsp6lnej piracy. by
wnet powsta}a ~jesZcze szkota pie
bania. Radzil X. Pralat by wsp6lnie
z X. proboszczem ~pracowac, jemu
pomagat, a wszystko bedzie uwieh-
| czone dobrym skutkiem.
Pc sumie W tenn samem porzad-
ku wszystkie towarzystwa odprowa-
dziiy X. Biskupa Regis Carevin'a do
plebanii.
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NOTATM OSOBSTE.

W tych dniaCh odbyiy sic zareczy-
ny panny Maryanny Budak, Fam. p.
mr.. $40 Harding ave. z panem Pho
trem ]. Stoltmanem, 2nanym milo
dziehcem z Miodziankowa. Ceremo-
ME zareczyn odbyiy sic W ,,Marigold
Gardens" PREY udZiale ~swoSkiego
k6}ka familijnego. P. Stoltman cd
lat s pracuje W apiece z. Schoenich,
jake registrowany farmaceuta. Apte-
ka p. S. zaliczona jest do pterwszych
polskich aptek W Chicago.
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Ma kilkotygodniowe wakacye W
celu poratowania nadwatlonego
zdrowia wyjechal p. Alfred Barto--
dziej znany przemyslowiec re Stani-
siawowa. Spedzi on dni kilka u X.
P. Bartodzieia W Little Rock, Ark,
skad uda sic do kapieln do Hot
Springs, Ark.
Pc trzytygodniowym odpoczynku
W letnisku Bass Lake, Mich, powro-
Gil W tych dniach 90. Jozef Kochan-
ski z iona i synkten Bolesiawem.
Oh. KochaGski prowadzi zakiad kra-
wiecki ubran meskich, pnr. 1885 n.
Ashland ave.
z wakacyi jednotygodniowych po-
wr6cii W tych dniach adwokat p. Ed
ward Scheffler, syn PIP. Jana i Roza-
lii ScheFfler6w, Fam. pnr. 1143 No.
Robey ul. Adwokat Scheffler prowa-
dzi biuro adwokackie W sr6dmiesciu
W budynku Woman's Temple pokoj
913 / GA, pnr. 10S S. LaSalle III.
i W domu rodzicow pnr. wyzej wy
mienionym.
4 y :
Onegdaj z dwutygcdniowych va
kacyi powr6cily panny Florentyna |
Julia Train, c6rki DIR. Jana A. i Te-
XII Train, zam. pnr. 144S Blackhawk
III. Gas wakacyjny SPEEDILY one W
Benton Harbor, Mich. oraz PREY spo-
sobnosci z~wiedzily inne okoliczne
miasta. Biora che czynne udziat W
koiach towarzyskich Stanisiawowa.
=. ~
Oh. Andrzej Duda, otworzyf W
tych dniach interes krawiecki pnr.
4215 S. Sacramento ave. Poniewaz W
tel okolicy ma duao przyjaci6i j INA
jomych, przeto spodziewa sic powo-
dzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-11
FRANCYA MA OKAZAc MI
A POMOC WRAN-
GLOWI.

Paryz, II. sierpnia. - Rad
francuski zdecydowat sic uznac
barona Wrangla jake prawowite-
go wiadce po}udniowej Rosyi.
Wobec uznania Wrangla Francya
hedzie zobowiazana okazac mu
wszelka pomoc militarna.
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Wczoraj w ko>ciele p. W. Sw. Joza'
fata, o godzinie 9tej rano ~skOjarzenl 20
stall dozgonnym wez}em mahehSkim
y. Jan BielSki z panna Marya Boyer,
$lubu mlodej pare udziPlil y. Piotr
Witma1ski. Uczta weSelna odbyla sic
w Scis}em k0lku fa%milijnym.
!:
y. J6zef KarabaSz, aSystent PREY pa
rafii Sw. J6%zafata wyjcchai w tych
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dniach ma dwutygodniowe wakacye do
Stan0w wSchOdnich.

dniach IA dwutygodniowe wakacye do
Stan0w wSchOdnich.
Kobe Spiewackie i'm. Sw. Franciszka,
Skupiajace sic PREY tejze parafii, do
kt6rego naleay w~ylacznie kwiat MO
dziezy JGzafatowskiej, urzadza wycie-
czke W pOniedziaiek dnia ego B. m, w
Swieto rObotnik6w do SierOcinca Pol
skieSo Sw. Jadwigi W Niles, gdzie ma
gruntach tegOz, mioQziez zabawi sic
z sierotkami w rozmaite CRY i rozryw-
kf. G}6wna atrakcya prOgramu bedzie
gra W pike metowq o wartoSciowa ma
erode.
Pred paru dniami odbyl sic Stub W
kOSciele &w. J6zafata p. Augusta Glom
wieki z panna Helena Toni. Slubu u
dzielil nowozencom y. StaniSiaw De-
rcngowSki. UcZta weSelna odbyla sic w
SciSiem kG}ku familijnym.
*
Prey Clybourn i Southport avenue.
wczoraj w nocy automobil najechal ma
40letnieSo J6zefa Kanabaja, Fam. pnr.
234S Spaulding ave. POkaleczonegO
przewieziono do Szpitala Braci Aleksy-
an6w, sdZie sic znajduje W stanie kry-
tycznym. Szofera aresztowano lez pc
z}oAeniu naleznego poreczenia wypusz-
czono ma wOlnOSc do czaSu rozprawy
Sadowej.
Podwoje BRAN Szkolnych wkr6tce sic
otworza, gdzie dziatwa pc dwu mic
Siecznym odpoczynku z powrotem zabie
RE sic do piracy u%mysIowej. lego roku
podobno wiecej dzieci uczeszczaG be-
die ma J6zafatowie jak w innych Ia.
tach poprzednich. Szkolq kicruja czci-
godne SiOStry Nazaretanki.
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V. Mowinska, Marya OSlizwa i Rozalia
JedeG. Bilety MONA nabyG u czlonk0w
i czfonki6 K6ika pc przystepnycht &C.
mach.
Ma dwutygodniowe wakacye do Sta
MI Michigan. wyjechaia parma Korne-
liza M~uchowska, kt6ra zamieszkuje 2
matka wdowa pnr. 1850 So. Ashland
ave. Parma Kornelia, jest popularna w
kolach miodzieAy wojciechowskiej jest
ona czionkinia K0fka Literackiego oraz
n~auczycielka w szkole publicznej p. n.
Kings School,. Zwiedzi ona miedzy in
nymi Detroit, Jackson / Kalamazoo, NJ.
W drodze powrotnei parma Muchow-
ska zwiedzi Kanade | Cleveland. Ohio.
gdzie zatrzyma sic u swych krewnych
| przyjaci61.
Oh. J6zef p. Kempa, starry osadnik !
przemysfowiec ma Wojciechowie, sprze
da{ W tych dniach swoja posiadfoSc z
Unforeseen ~mleczarsklm. kt0ry oil SEE
reSu Int prowadzi1, pnr. 1923 W. 17ta
ul., ohywatelow1 Wincentcmu LichoG,
Fam. pnr. 1910 W. 20 I'll. Oh. Kempa
zamleszkujac ma WOjciechowIe Cd lat
80 cd samego za}ozenia. po-
z~ostanie tam daleJ, tylko ~przcprowadzi
sic pnr. 100 II place 1 Paulina ul.
Znany sportowiec Franciszek J. Ken
pa, zam. pnr. 100 W. IA pl. wyjechal
onegdaj do Detroit, Michigan ma dwu-
~tygodniowe wakacye. Podeimowany on
bedzie u p. WineentegO G~azdeckiego,
pnr. GA, 81 I'll. T. Kcmpa jest znany z
piracy swojej " k6{kaCh ma Wojciccho-
vie. Jest cz}onkiem K6&ka L~itcrackie-
go, manaAerem klubu pi}karSkicgo p. II.
,,Kempa Grey's" / innych. 20 drodzc
zwiedzi ,,Fenniville, Jackson i Battle
Creek, Mich.
Prey Racine i 1Stej ul., automohil,
k~ierowany prZez Jak6ba Steca, Fam.
pnr. 1856 ". Monroe ul., najechaI | bo-
lesnie pokaleczyl dziesieciolctnia joe
fine Czu}a, Fam. pnr. 1915 SO. Racine
ave. Dziewcze znajduje sic W domu pod
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V. Mowihska, Marya Oslizwa i Rozalia
JedeG. Bilety MONA nabyG u czlonk6w
i czfonki6 K6fka pc przystepnycht ce-
mach.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
ATLANTIC CITY DUE
FOR SECOND TRIMMING

About twenty-five employees Of the
Wilmington Gas Company, including
their baseball team, went 10 Atlantic
City on saturday and defeated the
team Of the Gas Company there by
the score Of "a to . Hundreds OF
people witnessed the game which was
PLAYED at the Inlet Park grounds.
Friendly rivalry has existed between
the teams or some time and the out
come Of Saturdays game was awaited
with no little interest by both the At
lantic City and Wilmington company
employees.
The Atlantic City boys proved 30
be very good hosts and after the game
entertained the crowd at flne chick
en- supper. The evening was spent
on the Boardwalk and the piers Many
Of the Wilmington party remained
over. being entertained by their At
antic City friends and came home
This morning.
The Atlantic City employees are now
planning 10 bring their team to VIII
mington and get even for the way
they were defeated on Saturday. The
Wilmington Gas COmpany's emploNes
will arrange for a picnic TO be held
when the Atlantic City team comes
here and will make the game one OF
the features.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
USED rifle TO
SCARE SUITOR
Kengrzywski AdoptedDras
tic Manner of Driving
Away Sisters Friend
HELD UNDER $500
BAIL FOR COURT

Albln Dreika prolonged his court
ine OF Martha WengrzyWsN Just a
little boo long and persistenty last
nirht. with The c0nse1u nee that when
nc did decide TO leave. he did it In
g hurry and took no time 10 offer
objections. He made a hasty retreat
from the house. while Frank Wen
grzywski. Mariha's brother, banged
away twice with a rifle.
The facts were brought out in
Municipal Court this m0rning when
Frank was given a hearing on a
charge OF assault with intent TO com
nit murder He was held In sj0o
bal for court by judge Hastings.
Frank admitted that he fred the
rifle On frichien away the persistent
lover. but said ihat 10 was the only
effective way he found IN getting Al
bin away The defendant said. how
ever. that he had no intentions of hit
ting Dreiha, but fred in the air.
Martha told the court that when
her brother came ont with the rife
and started aiming az Dreika, who
Immediately started his flight, she
grabbed 10 and directed the shots up
ward % save Alhin from injury.
This was not the nrst time that
Alhin got into trouble over Martha.
Several weeks ago he was tackled by
two other youths when he resented
a remark they made.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
l'RGGSU(E PRICES
CONTINUE HIGH
Peaches Selling for From
81 to $3.50
Crate
LARGE SHIPMENTS
NOW COMING IN

Notwithstanding fruit and vege-
tables are being shipped into the
local markets in large quantities tie
prices are showing only slight de-
creases on a few Of these cOmmOdl-
ties. Tomatoes. which were bringing
81 and Si25 on Saturday. opened this
morning at 90 cents TO Si.i5 a basket.
White potatoes are bringing Sc, $3.50
and $3.50 a barrel; cucumbers. 65
cents a carrier; onions. % cents
baskets, squash, 70 cents a basket I:
peaches were quoted this morning at
81 10 $3.50 a crate, which contains
about 81 Of a bushel. Southern wal
ermelons shipped from Georgia are
selling at S35 10 SEQ a hundred: cook
ing apples are selling at 30 cents a
hamper and eating apples tbest quail
ityl bring 65 cents a hamper.
The shipment Of fruit and Vegetables
on Saturday was the heaviest sat
urday's shipment since the season
opened. There were i7ii quarts OF
berries shipped from points along the
Delaware Division Of the Southern
Grand Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad last Saturday, as compared
with SS66 quarts shipped on the COR
responding day last year. Total ship
ment Of herrifs TO date amounts to
5,3ii ,9O2. as compared with 1853. .692
quarts for the corresponding period
last year
Apple shipments Saturday amounted
TO 2i,Sj3 baskets, as compared with
i3 092 baskets shipped on the cOrre-
spending day last year. There has
been ii5 2it baskets Of apples ship
ped TO date, compared with 364, ,92{
baskets for the corresponding period
last year. There were no pear ship
ments Saturday and only 10 baskets
were shipped on the corresponding
day last year. Total shipments OF
pears TO date amount 10 ii5 baskets
as compared with 81 baskets shipped
during the corresponding period last
year Only 6S baskets Of peaches
have been shipped to date, compared
with 1929 baskets shipped during the
corresponding period last year
There were i2t3S barrels of pOta-
toes shipped last Saturday as COM
pared 10 1863 barrels shipped on the
corresponding day last year. lii SIC
barrels Of pOtaD0es have been ship
ped TO date this year, as compared
With i4iii9 barrels shipped during
the corresponding period last year
Twenty-Five baskets Of cantalOupes
were shipped saturday, as compared
with 93i baskets for the same day
last year. Total shipments Of canta-
! lOupes TO date is D as compared with
1867 carriers for the corresponding
period last year Cucumbers have be-
gun decreasing in quantity, p baskets
being shipped Saturday. as cOmpareJ
with 95i3 baskets for the correspond
ing day last year.
Evening journal., 1920-07-26
CAR COULD NOT
DO 50 Miles
This Was Parsons Defense
When Accused of
Speeding
CRASHED INTO
ANOTHER AUTO

AS a result Of an accident in which
he figured at Pennsylvania avenue
and Mt. Salem Lane yesterday after
noon, Hiram PaXsOn, Of MendiDhall
Pa. was fined Si5 and costs for speed
ing, by Judge Hastings in Municipal
Court this morning.
Paxson was alleged to have been
driving at a rate OF 30 miles an hour
when he collided with an automobile
OF Garry Boden, Of Chester. His ma
chine was badly smashed, while Bo-
den's car escaped with much less SER
iOus damage.
When II was testified in court that
be was driving at thirty-flve miles an
hour, Paxson said that his car will
not do that speed, but will do
thirty miles an hour.
Was it doing all IL could?" queried
Judge Hastings.
Paxson said it was not. but was un-
able TO say how fast he was driv-
ing.
While the accident was being in
vestigated by Police Sergeant Edward
q. Lewis and Special Ofllcer Samuel
Gamble. who were sent TO the scene
OF the difficulty, Norris Roberts
Negro, Brandywine Springs, riding a
motorcycle came along and smashed
into a third automobile owned and
driven BY Mrs Georgia Y. Olphant.
27i5 Washington street. damaging
Mrs. ELEPHANTS machine and the
motorcycle. Mrs Oliphani had been
compelled TO stop as the machines ir
the other collision blocked the road
and as she was backing away from
the wreck of the other machines was
struck by Roberts.