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Evening journal., 1920-09-24

IS BLOWN Up
BY BANDITS
Safe Is Cracked in Night
and Much Money Stolen
by LOOters
ENGLAND TO PROBE
POLICE SLAYING

LONDON, Sept. %. United Press.)-
The government. urged by popular
condemnation OF police reprisals in
Ireland, began an investigation today.
II was announced the Investigation
viii be thorough and stern punish
ment will be inflicted on the guilty.
The situation in County Clare viii
be reviewed first Despite conflicting
reports It appeared at least eight
We're dead there, including four police.
Military leaders charged Sim Feiners
win using dun dun bullets.
Inc ambush Of a police patrol al
AIltoWn MalDy was reported 10 have
Deen elaborate. The automobile was
surrounded by $50 Sim Feiners the
officers being killed before thev had
an opportunity TO fight back. The sim
teiners resting by the roadside after
the attack, were said TO have been sur
prlsed by company OF soldiers who
gave battle. The Sim Feiners with
dareW with "a number OF wounded but
ole illlltary TOOK forty prisoners. ac-
c0rdlng To reports here.
sim Feiners asserted that ihe
Milliown Alalby reprisals were ex-
tended 10 an nearby seabOard towns
Black and Tan" police marched The
streets destroying property and
shooting up the towns in wild
west style Oflcers were said io
have lost control OF their men en-
tirely.
The main postofilce in Dublin. on
OConnell street. was robbed last
night OF several thousand pounds in
cash
Two armed men held up the porter.
blew the safe and escaped. The rob
berry was accomplished without
arous.ng guards. Police said they
had no cleVs.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
SMILEAWHILE

MERRILL, Wis.-People OF the
town OF Russell, near here, are
wondering what Is the politics or
G. l.. Burt. lie was named both
Republican and Democratic COM
mitteeman from his district
KEOKUk, lowa.-Deaf muies no
ured in a love triangle and divorce
ease In the district court here.
Judge Hamilton, with the aid OF
an Interpreter. heard the evidence
and the decree on charges OF
cruelty.
NEW YORK-Joseph kramer's
Rubber skim failed 20 protect
him from six bandits, who held him
an In Central Park. beat with his
own cane and escaped with Slb6.
lie i a SideshOw freak.
NEW NORk-Albert r. Ihoens,
sued for divorce, testified his wife
injured his left eye with the heel
of one Of her shoes. The shoe
was in her hand not on her foot
he said.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
ONLY FEW TYPHOID
CASES in STATE

There are fewer cases Of typhoid
fever in Delaware at this time than
for the corresponding period Of any
year OF which this department has a
record" said g. i. Wells, special Of
ncer Of the state Board Of Health, to-
day.
Mr. Wells attributes the diminishing
number OF cases TO the extra procau-
tions iakel throughout The state TO
bring about better sanitary conditions,
work which has been taken up not
only by medical men, but Dy various
munIcIpalIlies and civic ORGANIZATIONS.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
MAID,
Is FINED 5000

Melvin Corbtt was fined $500 and
costs by Deputy Judge Finger today
on charge Of assault and battery.
lie wa silrst charged with attempted
felOnious assault.
Corbilt, who is a white man. went
10 the home Of sherman H. Stradley.
ii3 McCabc avenue, yesterday 10 en-
deayOr sell a washing machine and
attacked Lula Taylor, a i9-year-Old
Negress, employed at Mr.. Slradley's
home, when she was alone In the
house. he confessed 90 The detectives.
20 is said Corbitt was no broughe
inlO court
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
MAC SWINEY HAS
ANOTHER POOR NIGHT

LONDON. Sept. 2i United Press. "A
Sim Fen bulletin today said Lord
Mayor MacSNwiney spent a bad night.
Pains in the head OF which Mac
Swiney complained previously. were
said TO have been renewed. This was
the forty-third day Of his hunger
strike.
The lord mayors relatives. asserting
that the English press had garbled
their reports Of MacSwineys condi-
lion, declared today they viii give no
further information Do naners.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
TOWER MIL PUPILS Ar WORK.

Pupils Of Tower Hill school began
their fan term Yesterday in the COM
modious new s7OO.OOO building at Sew
enteenth street and Tower Hill Road
Josiah Marvel delivered a brief ad-
dress. the classes sang their school
song written by Helen Steers. and
Maybelle Corpagc and Elizabeth Van
gelder led cheers for the trustees
Only a half-sessiOn was held yesiar-
day and today for assigning and grad
ing the 80 pupils. Kindergarten
classes will open Monday when gym
nasium classes also will be started.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
LEYGUES IS NEW
FRENCH PREMIER

PARIS. Sept. q united Press
Georges Leygues. former minister Of
marine in Clcmenceau's cabinet today
accepted the premiership In the
French cabinet. 10 was officially am
nOunced he had accepted appointment
by President Millerand.
Leygues also Will act as minister OF
foreign affairs 70 was reported he
will make no change In the present
cabinet.
The appointment caused consider
able surprise in well-informed circles
where 10 was believed generally that
Aristotle BRAND would be the choice
OF the new President
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
WORKER in TRENCH
INJURED BY AUTO

Joshua Hogan. tged as years. col
ored, 1900 Peoples street, while dig
ging a trench at Seventh and Wash
inglOn streets, this morning. was
run down by a passing automobile
truck and his left foot crushed.
lie was taken 10 the Delaware Hos
piial in the police patrol.
The driver Of the truck did not
stop TO see how badly Hogan was in
jured. but increased his speed and
ran away.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
rOOKMAN INNITEs PAsTOR BACK.

In connection with the "Mark-lp p
Night" for the building fund of Cook
man NJ. =. Church last evening a
quarterly conference was held in the
church on Tuesday evening by The
Rev. Robert Watt. The reports show
cd the work 10 be in excellent shape.
The Rev. W. a.. Harris, pastor. was
invited 10 return for the fourth year.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
COMPLAIN or ROUGH STREET

Councilman Hopkins, last nleht,
called the attention Of City Council
to the condition Of bed on Fourteenth
street between King and French
streets, and requested that the Street
and Sewer Department be asked why
the defects complained OF more than
a year ago had not been corrected.
A motion was adopted 10 have the
clerk communicate with the depart
ment asking that steps be taken 10
remedy the, condition
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
WILMINGTONIANS TO
SEE FOOTBALL GAME

A large delegation OF Wilmingionians
is expected 10 attend the opening
game OF the football season between
Deiaware College and the University
Of pennsyNania on Franklin Field to
morrow. several thousand Delawareans
~ messed the Dalaware-Penn game
last season. Delaware has ilgnt
Team this year, but There Is q ieel!ns
IA ,Vill max. a much better showing
This season than last Delaware
arooters" will have a section in the
north stanG
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
POLES PREPARE FOR
INTENSIVE WARFARE

LONDON, Sept. 2i.tUnited Pressl--
Poland is renewing preparations for
intensive warfare. according 70 dis
patches from Warsaw today.
New classes are being called for
army service. All leaves Of absence
were Cancelled.
This activity was due In part 10 re-
ports that the Bolsheviki had cOncen-
traied $1,000 troops In the Nilna-Lida
region.
Prevent bottle famine. Return emDtles
promptly. Glover Dairy CO.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
NEW CITY PARK LAM.

The Board OF Park Commiss 0ners.
last night was authorized by City
Council 10 accept for park purposes
plot of ground in Union Park Gar
dens, lying between Lancaster avenue
and Parrish street. which has been
donated by the present owners. The
United States Fleet Corporation.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
GRANGE COMMENDs
MARKET CLERK

Centre Grange. No a. sent q com
mun.caiion 10 CITY Council last night
commenting The recent acliOn or
Clerk OF the Market McAteer IN eX-
pelllg from tne farmers wholesale
market a merchant who had pur-
chased A quantity Of corn and was
selling It at exorbitant prices.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
cCOTT w. n. N. :. ELECTION.

The annual election Of officers Of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cieiy OF Scott NJ. r. Church will be
held In the parsonage tonight All
members are asked 10 be present
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
ADMINISTRATIONS MEFTTNG.

The paroni-Ieachors' Association
OF The Richardson Park school wilt
meet tonight in the schoOlhOuse. Old
members are urged 90 be present as
matters OF importance will be dis
cusscd
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
II. LIKES RIViNACE SALE

A rummage sale VIII be glNen hv
the Ladies Auxiliary OF ST. Lukc's Re
formed Church. on next Wednesday
night at ia Talnall street. All d0na-
tons Will be called for.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
SAY MOTHER USED
BRICK in KIDS ROW

Interceding in a flght between her
6-year-old child and MuzintO MarinO,
th same age, Caeherne FacciolO is
a A. ged 10 have struck The Marino
child in the head with a brick. in
ncting a bad cash.
Catherine was before the Municipal
Court iOray charged with assault
and battery. and hearing of the case
was set for next Tuesday at the re-
quest OF Philip l.. Garrett, attorney
for the woman.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
Sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND tODND.

7 OST-GOLD WATCH WITH FOB.
~ Finder please return 20 1919 Tat
nall St. Phone 39i5-J. sept22-3t
CONTINUED on Page Twenty-six.l
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
BLOOD FLOWS IN CLASHES BETWEEN RED
GUARDS AND ROYAL FORCES IN ITALY
WORKERS REFUSE
TOLEA VEPLANTS:
DEATH LIST AT z

GioHH Annoyed at
Labor'S Failure to
Keep Agreement to
EUdcuate Factories
Pending Enactment
OfControIB BiH-Rdd-
icals Insist on Pay
ment for Work Done
During Occupation
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
TODAY'S TFupFDATURF

40 Inc ENoWlng J0urnal Ocfllo.
500 A. M....6s 1900 p. NJ. .76
1000 A. ME- 100 p. M....T9
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
PANTS. FALLS on STOVE.

Emanuel BOWers, AGED 2l years. a
ro, ol tsSs,i'' ai.ln i,a s1 3is,s 49,, ss y n "a d
morning. tainted and fell on the
stove. lie was removed 10 the Della
ware Hospital by the police ambu-
lance. His injuries are slight
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

Try Buyers Frozen Peach. Pierce's
4th and Van Buren--Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

Winterthur Special Sanitary Mix
Cor Babies. Glover Dairy.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24
THE WEATHER

Unsettled and warm weather to-
night and saturday, probably occa-
sional showers; gentle 10 moderate
south winds.
Evening journal., 1920-09-24

qjsss,sti9n Yesas+%S9 1870
Non-Returnable
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
EAST BARRE

Miss Adeline Lawson, who has been
spending her vacation al home has re.
turned to Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Ella Silloway Of Morrisville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs NJ. J Whit
comb.
Miss Hazel Wilbur went to Clare
mont, \. H.. the first u the week,
where she has position.
Mrs Emma Tucker Is visiting rela
tives and friends in Calais.
Mrs. VI. j. Whitcomb and daughter,
Madeline, and Mrs. Fred Lermond
spent Saturday in Morrisville
r. l. Sargent and family are NOV
ing to Barre. where they recently pur-
chased home.
Mr. and Mrs William Jameson,
who have been visiting relatives in
town. have returned % their home IN
Quincy, Mass
Robert GRAY went to Berlin, y. H.,
for the week end. He wa, accompanied
by his daughter. Ia, who viii remain
there for some time.
Mrs. Herbert Whitcomb and son.
Myron. Of Providence. =. J.. are visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Thomas and daughter Cora, Of
Woodbury. spent the week end with
Mrs. Thomas daughter, Mrs Earl
Baldwin
Mr.. and Mr.. Wallace Jones and fam
ily are spending . weeks vacation Al
Woodbury. pond.
Baseball. Granite,ills W. East
Barare. II Gazeleys park Tuesday.
July %. az S p. n. sharp. Come ont
and SO q good game-adv
Dame. gymnasium hall. Graniteyiile
THURSDAY. July p CauoTs i've piece
orchsstra. Dancng. t. l. Admission
81 -adg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19

On the west coast, happy use has
been found for a goodly number OF
these wooden hulls, which have been
stripped Of their machinery and have
been rugged as sailing craft, usually
as FIVE -masted barkentines. Under this
rig a few of the lame ducks have
proved very lively birds indeed, taking
large cargoes Of lumber from Puget
sound ports to the orient and the An
tipodes at good freight rates nder
sail these vessels can be operated IN
these times at profit, and there may
be tip for eastern shipping con
freres
The common cry that enc may hear
regarding the wooden steamers, that
thew are foolish failures and re
proach on the men who fathered them,
i without logical backing These yes
sells were built in an emergency, at
time when the theory OF beating the
submarines was to divide cargoes into
a. many units for overseas transporta-
ton as possible The small ship, many
times multiplied, was the answer TO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
TALK OF THE TOWN


Don't miss Shea's big sale.-sdv.
Cars washed and polished for $l.5O
opposite Park theatre. adv.
Dance, gymnasium hall, Granitevillei
Thursday, July %; CAROLS five piece
orchestra. Dancing s to !. Admission
SE25.-ady.
w. T. Calder passed Sunday and to-
day in Ausable n. Y, where he is in
terested in the development of green
granite quarry.
Baseball, Graniteville VS.. East
Barre, at Gazeley's park Tuesday,
July 20, at p. m. sharp. Come out
and see a good game.-adv.
James B. Stewart has resigned his
position in the Office of Mcdonnell 4
Sons to become superintendent of
Burke Bros, granite plant in Black
well street, where he succeeds William
Stephen. The latter expects shortly
to assume his duties in the plant of
Robert Lawrence, Montpelier, Of which
he is part owner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
Randolph.

Score by innings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
Wooden Ships End.

No special significance attaches to
the failure of the United States ship
ping board to obtain bids for the gov
eminent owned. war built, wooden
steamers, which are tied up in groups
in our various ports, and rated, not
entirely justly, as the lame ducks OF
the new merchant marine Absence Of
bidders is based on sound economic
grounds The vessels cannot be oper-
ated at a profit except in rare cases,
They are too small TO earn enough
freight money on long voyages to com
pensate their owners and pay also the
abnormal operating costs Of to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19

the submarine menace, These ships
were like a gun, and were wanted in a
hurry. They were produced in a hurry,
and as a result were rough and by no
means handsome But when one wants
a gun, in an emergency. one does not
ask whether the stock is fine wood
well polished, or whether it is inlaid
with mother OF pearl The principal
thing is to have gun that viii shoot
The wooden ships served their pur-
pose morally, if not in the carriage OF
cargoes on piece-time basis. The eff
feet of their construction on the Ger
man mind was more pronounced than
we knew at the time. A British Of
ficer writing Boston friend at the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
BETHEL
Randolph Team Defeated in a 0ne-Sid
ed Game Saturday.

The Randolph baseball team was de-
feated in one -sided game at Ora
hams field Saturday. Mazzolni had
good control, but the Bethel sluggers
batted him for 10 safe hits, including
home runs by Lsvere and Mitiguy. No
BILE hit safely three times, including a
two Dagger Lavere was. extremely eff
fective with variety of curves that
bafled his opponents He was we'll
supported, and the team looks good for
the rest of the season There was an
encouraging attendance, enabling the
management TO make substantial
payment for ground rent. Such team
viii be well supported as it ought to
be. The score;
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19

Mrs R L. Persons went Saturday TO
Boston for 10 days visit with her
sister
Mrs Dorothy Curtis returned yes
terday from a fortnight's visit in Con
cord, y H., her grandson, Harry Owen,
coming with her for a visit.
Miss LuelIa Atkinson has been Wis
iting her parents in Morrisyille.
A. A. Haskall and II s. Howell have
come from North Jay, Me, and are
working at the granite sheds and
boarding at Fred Whitney's. Both
worked here previously,
The grange will give an ice cream
party on the lawn of Ola Quimby on
Wednesday evening of this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
RANDOLPH


Miss Ellen Blossom of Watertown,
Mass, is spending part of her school
vacation with her mother, Mrs. George
Hatch, at this place.
Mrs. A. G. Bradish and her daughter,
Miss Nav Bradish, of Medford, Mass,
arrived here last week for a several
weeks stay in town with DIR. and Mrs.
f. A. Eaton.
Mrs. Zeno OF Burlington and her
daughter, Mrs. Hillotte, OF Burlington,
who were with Mr. and Mrs, George
Dumas. last week, left here on Friday
for their home.
Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Stevens left here
last week for Alburg, where they will
pass little time with their daugh
ter, who is there for the summer.
The ladies Of the Eastern Star real
lied about sl2 on Saturday from their
food sale, held in the Baptist yes
try.
Misses Clara and Annie kimball of
New York City are expected here this
week and, for few days, will be the
guests of Rev and Mrs. Fraser Metz
ger, after which, il is understood,
they will 90 TO the Sanford farm for
short stay.
A. - NJ El,,,;r Williams a,d
son, Stanley, Of Barre were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, P B.. Daniels over
Sunday Ada Paige was also guest
in the same house
Ernest A Whitford Of Boston re.
Gently visited A. X. Hall at his camp
at Mafeba lake,
Miss Jessie Simpson Of Lawrence,
Mass, is passing a month here with
Mr., and Mrs 0. b Copeland
Miss Elizabeth Craighesd of Worces
ter, Mass, has been passing a few
days at L. w Webster's.
Rev. and Mrs Ira Priest Of Mt. Holly
have been recent guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs, V, A. Grant
Mrs. Forrest Duke and son of Grot.
on, Mass, have been passing week
with Mr.. and Mrs. II H. Goodell and
went from here to Montpelier.
Mary r Broadway of Springfield has
been engaged as head nurse for the
sanstorium here and will begin her du-
ties the first OF October. Miss Harris
of Chester, now also engaged in the
same hospital, will come and have
charge of the operating room, and she
also will begin her duties the first OF
October
Dartmouth college has broken ground
for a s25O,O00 chemical laboratory and
the L. W Webster corporation has the
contract for the interior finish, on
part of the same, and expects to re-
ceive the entire contract in the near flu
ture. This mill seems TO be doing
good business and, at present, has
about 40 employees, who are kept busy
Mrs. j NJ. Foster Of Montpelier is
passing some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster. II. W.
worthen of White River Junction has
also been a guest in the same house,
Mrs Carrie Comstock has gone TO
Barre TO visit her son and will later
go to Plainfield for visit with rela-
tives
Mrs. A H Powers of this place has
been in Chelsea for several days, pass
ing the time with friends, having for
merly lived there for many years.
Fred Marsh Of Bethel was in town
Saturday for treatment from Dr. Gif
ford. for a trouble caused by poison
ing. from which he has been critically
ill.,
Miss Adeline Case Of. West Spring
field, Mass. i, passing some time with
her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A
A. Priest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19

height of the war said: You fellows
have got Fritz to thinking that you
are launching ship a minute" Thus,
If they had never carried cargo, the
wooden ships were worth what they
cost. They were our moral gun.-Bos-
ton Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19

guy; base hits, Noble, Morse, Vail;
Summary Home runs, Layere, Miti-
gny; base hits Noble. Morse, Vail
struck out, by Lavere 5, by Mazzolini
6; base on balls, by. Lavere 4 umpires,
Aikens and Grove
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-19
Unwise.

She called her cook a jewel,
Ineautious Mrs. Bett,
For she stirred her callers envy
And the jewels been reset.
Boston Transcript.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
.TREFzDISCUSSES
RIGHTS OFLABOR
Urges Higher Salaries
For teachers And 1907
Americanism

"Organized la3or ~ all right In
principal but when any institution
jropnrdizcH the privileges and rights
of others then ~ that institution op-
posing the constitution OF The United
States This IN the dttitudc OF o.. F.
Trefy, prominent public worker. who
delivered a pointed. clear and ANNA
ted message Inst night to THE Hual-
ness Meme association
Mr. Trcfz who represents the Ma
tionui commercial Federation stated
right to strike hut The time Tor rec
sentiment Is when that striker glyH
"you cant work" to those who are
satisfied. The incessunt dlseution
among laborlur classes b. attributable
20 the agitation and promptlngs of
bad leaders, he said.
The commercial Federation ct Cali
fornia stands Against radical and class
legislation. n also Rmplincs and eX-
amines Legislative hills which ur.
then given. widesprcad circulation. A
a result Of this platform The Califor-
mia legislator" hus hpcdmc one of the
".canest aud least tndicai OF amy in
the country.
American gcnha a. capable 81 soly-
ina The problem Of capital aud labor.
according To- Nj Trofz and the Leach
plan ut industrial government should
heubproNcd This plan provides that
each cmpluyc shall receive reprrHeu-
tnuun ln the pLnt at which Ne
works. Workers are entitled 10 divi-
dends eliminating ilnm the elimlnu-
ton OF waste. Each man has % SENSE
~ proprietOrship.
Another idea voiced by Mr. Trefz
was to increase The salnfirs of the
teaching profession from those Of the
least 90 the most. Public schools are
the crucihlcH boz which citizens are
made. Teachers and educators are
annually reiiuquishiug the work for
which they have prepared themselves
30 long because the reward b. too nal
try To insure themselves ana families
n decent diving. unly last year 49,
7sO educators resigned their posts Co
enter som" business.
ono hundred per cent A~moricBuism
should %. preached tu the state ct
california tho understanding Be- tu ur-
gauizc or -Hmulrumnto tho lawyers
d@uriars. farmers aud business men
into one hudy with ruo standard u
iH Also boz this state chat voting Hs o.
legal OBLIGATION and NOT ls % privilege
is being introduced To enforce this
ruling 90 is suggested go Impose 70 fine
81 from $500 tu $500 ON ali those
failing tu register Iowa d. following
tho eNumpI, uf california and ace
,ordiur fD Mr Trpfz Sew Mexico
could also adopt this plan with 'N-
pDdirnCy.
Representative from am ranks of
life should ho called Go Washington
to offer their own -poci1l genius FOR
the naturalization OF o. program lu
1850 which VIII eliminate poverty
aud tlii.racy and proytd" a govern
mpnt which BE- truly 'of the people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

The Evening Herald B the New
Mexico paper 'het put the "Class''
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-16

-Rosenwald service con-
sists of selecting the styles
suited to albuquerque; the
models we know our Gus
toners will prefer. 1t con-
sists of getting sizes to fit
all builds-and seeing,to it
that every man is fitted to
his satisfaction. Finally,
it includes the personal at
tention of the finest group
Of statesmen in the city.
They're always on the job;
ready, willing really help
full.