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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03

iii dc spirit mai platesc in mod
hcnevol citcva coroane dc ficcare
litru. S'au adunat ; 81 .jumatate
milioane, din earl o parte s'a in.
;sartit internatelor 81 caminuiui
studcntosc, lar din 2 mslioanc s Z
infiin!at I'm fond din ale cArui
procente, sd fic spr!jiniti clcvii
81 studentii s;rmani.
Deci toate yorbele vrajmasilor
Administrators sunt nascociri 81
uncltiri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03

Regele Ferdinand al Romlniei
(sala in picioare ovationeaza) !.
caruia va rng sd ma altorizati
al adresa ulmatoarea telegrama /:
NJ. Sale Regelui Ferdinand al Ro-
miniei in Bucuresti.
Partidul Democrat al Unirii, in
Etrunit in Congreisul General la
ICeinauti astazi, in Dumineca To-
| mil, adlrce Maiestatm VoaStre ST
Dinastiei Rominest; cmagiille sale
de recunostinta pent.a b;nefa y
| 'rile revarsate din bn'sug asupra
Bucovinei relmite ell trupGi in
tregului neam romrnesc, Va as!
gura de nestr;mutatE' sau devn-
lament 81 Va roaga sa avet! 81
mai departc sub malta 81 dreapta
ocrotirc a M. Y. intcresclc popu-
latiunei din acest colt de pa
mint.
Depunind la picloareh Tronn-
lui fagaduinta solcnnd CT tot
|dcauna vom Fl st.,ajeri nsclintiti
| al ordinei sociale 81 ci in clns.i-
/ inta vremurilor g"e,e, prin care
ltrece consolidarea. S ,atului nos
4
tru. ne vom implini totdeauna cl
scrmpulozitatc latoritle cetate-
nesti, Congresul Part,dului De
mocrat al Unirii urcazl Regelni
tuturor ROlninilor am multi de
glorioasa donnie 81 Dimstiei Ro-
mincsti fericire 81 inflorirc.
I. Nistor,
Presddintclc Congres,llu: Parti-
dului Democrat Il Uniri.
Teri. Dmineca, 1S Aprilia, sa
tnut in Cernauti congrrsu! par
t;dului democrat al uniri!. Marca
sala a Casci polonc era pima de
delegatii.c organizatiilor ju lete-
ne. compusc din tarani ii int,-
lectuali. in multimc Sc va;lem
toti fostii parlamental:, membrii
al partidului, un numar mse.nnat
de membrii din Cemaati, ?rofc-
sori universitari, inalti 'Aag,s-
trait 81 functionari, profesori,
preoti, invatatori, reprezentanti
al preset, cmercianti, etc, ,.c
La orelc ; 81 jumatate, prese-
dintele partinualli, donnul mi
nistru DR. lancu Nistor sc ur-
ca la tribuna 81 deschide scdin-
ia. Domnul professor universitarI
DR.. D. Marmcliuc primeSte in
sarcinarea de secretar al cOngre-
sului. in sala sc produce linista
81 presedintele rosteste magis-
trala cuWSntare,.ipe care o pnbll-
cam in fruntea1 ziarnlui nostrn.
Gel prczenti urmaresc Gu atentla
incordata eNpunerile d4lui mini
stru, sublimiind ell APPLAUSE par
tile esentiale. d. ministru sflrse-
ste, cetind telegrama catra M.
Sa. Publicul Sc rihica in pici0are
81 i1bucneste i'll urale puternice
la adresa Dinastiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03

Daca vrei sa mergi acasa de-
adreptul pc la CONSTANTA sau
Re- ori care. alta Gale, du-te prin
Henry ]. schnitzer State Bank
Daca vrei sd trimiti bani acasa
in modul eel mai Nsigur 81 mai
ieftin, trimite prin
Henry ). Schnitzer State Bank
Daca al de gind sa-ti aduci IA
lnilia la America aduti-o prin
Henry J. Schnitzer State Bank
Daca vrei sa capeti informa-
tiuni cinstite refcritor la toate
afacerile D-tale, nu scria la nj
meni altul de cit la
Henry /. Schnitser State Bank
de oare ce (1x6)
Henry J. Schnitser State Bank
a existat multi timp inainte de
ce s'au inmuatit agentii ca ciu-
perclle pc vreme de plOale.
Henry J. Schnitzer State Bank
.exista inca acuma, cind unul CT
te unul acesti agenti au inceput
Sd Sc prapadeasca 81
Henry J. Schnitser State Bank
va exista 81 in viitor cind toate
aceste agentii care au avut de
scop de jefui pc bietii oameni
de avutul lor Gu asa greu agoni-
sit, vor Fl disparut Gu totnl.
Deci daca nu yrei sa ii fnselat
81 purtat Gu vorba, atunci nu ia
&c afaceri de cit GU:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03
CoNGREsUL PAR1IDULUI
DEMOCRAT AL UNIRII.
(Continuare de pc pag. 81

de rea credinta mi-au facut cap
lie acuZa din colaborarca mea Gil
cclc patru guverne ce S 'au s,lcce-
dat in curSul unui an. de clrd
,untcm la cirma tarm. Pentru
oamenii de brma credinta tin 81
declar ca partiCul nostrn II a
fuz;onat 81 nici nu fuzioneaza en-
nici unul din partidele de guver-
n;mint pc peste Molina, ci isl pa
streaza independents sa ca par
It'd regional, pima ce opera unlf'
cArii 81 legifcrarii va fl terml-
nata.
Am colabOrat Gu patru glWer-
ne. pentru apara interesele spe
2ific bu.ovinenc 81 a desavlrsi O.
pcra ITnirii. De dragul acestui
program am indurat 81 indur toa-
tc iniuriilc 81 calomniile oamenl-
lor de rea credinta ca as ii lcgat
Soarta partldului nostru de vre-
I'm alt partid 81 ca as fl lncrat
dupa indicatiilc 81 intentlllc al
tora. Partidul nOstru este 81 ra-
mime Independent 81 singur sta
,in pc hotanirile sale.
Rcminia a dohindit izbInda
prin staruinta 81 jertfa tuturor
Rominior fara dcoscbirc dc par
it'd 81 credinta political. Nouile ho
tara ale Rominici intregite au
fo,t pecetluite en- singele futuror
Rom,milor.
MOI Bucovinenii de curind dcs-
robiti nu trebue sa lum partea
unora contra cclorlalti, ci trebne
sd dam Patriei concursul nostrr
dcsinteresat pima la dcfinitiva Al
inchegare.
Eata care este motivul pentru
care moi nam intrat 81 nIci nu
vcm intra in cadrcle altor parti-
de. p'na la teminarca operei
noastrc.
Sub guvcrnul Vaida VoevOd
ann facut parte din blocul parla-
mentar pima la dizolvarea pripi-
ii a Corpurilor legiuitoare.
Actualul guvern prezldat de
dcmnul general Avercecu nca CO
rut 81 moi lam promis cola'bora-
rca noastra sincera 81 inSpirata
nnmai de marflc interese ale
Tarii.
Dizolvarca ncasteptata a parla
mcntului 81 luarea de masuTi pre-
cipitatc cu privire la unIficarel
administrative a provinciilor ali
Dite a produS o raceala in rapor.
turtle noastre fata de actualul
guvern.
Prin aceasta am ajuns la ras-
pintia de care am yorbit. Atitu-
dinea guvernului in timpul din
urma lngreuiaza 81 face aproapa
imposibila colaborarea noastra.
de oare ce moi. apreciind urma-
rile rele ale acestor masuri pen-
tru desvoltarea pasnrca 81 bunnl
meii, al treburilor pllblicc din Bu
covina, ezitam de ne asnma ras
puEalerea SITUATED.
Ne Mai putilfd tlcci continila
vechea noastra politica de cola
borarc. Sc impune o noua orienl-
tare politna a partidului nostru
fata de guvernul central 81 toe
mai pentru a hotari 81 preciza
noua noastra atitudine political,
ncam intrunit astazi in congress,
pc care prin aeeasta il dcclar de-
schiS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-03

Dara fnainte de trece la or
dinea zilei, datoria noastra sl
ne indreptam ginduriel catra A.
celia, care a 1ntrupat straduinta
noastra spre marele Wis al nea-
mului 81 reprezinta astazi nadej-
dca noastra de mai bine, NJ. S.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
USING BATIK ART ON GOWNS
By Blanche Sweet

Because I love all things Oriental the new art of Batik design appeals to me strongly. As you must know, it is of Javanese origin, and was per- fected in the days of Guatama Budha. 1 believe it is to replace the stencil and needle arts which have engross- ed women so much during the last few years. It is fascinating to exc cute and delightful to those who love marvellous coloring.
 Like all of my sex I am a worship per of beauty. I love the gorgeous, but not, of course, along barbaric lines. l have used it for tapestries and draperies and even for mural and now 1 am applying it on gowns.
 My most recent Pathe feature, Help wanted: Male" requires some twenty gowns of more or less bizarre character. You see, through the ac- tion of the play I appear as an ad- venturess. It is no easy matter to conceive and design so many original creations, and my ideas were almost exhausted when I suddenly thought of employing Batik.
 For my first experiment I selected a rich black silk for foundation and on this I painted butterflies of vari-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

ous hues as characteristic of the part I was to play The method of waxing over all the clCth except that which is to be dipped in the color, requires considerable labor on this particular design.
 First l had to wax out all the sur face except that which was to re- ceive the gold color; then I waxed out the gold and cleared the portion where I wanted to apply green and so on, until all the wondrous shades of the butterfly had been separately laid on.
 The process seemed rather slow at first but I found that with practice it moves more rapidly. After the de- sign had been sketched in, I poured on the hot wax with the tjantings, the instruments used by the Java nese. When it had cooled I spread on the old Indian vegetable dyes, which I think are more vivid than snost of the coloring which you can secure at the present time.
 The final composition is really ravishing. It resembles a mosaic of luminous jewels. and because of it's strong contrasts in shade and line it photographs with remarkable effect.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

MRS. F. E. SHINE left last week for visit to Los Angeles. MIR. AND MRS. J. B. PENNEY have returned to their home in Warren af- ter an extended vacation spent on the coast.
 THE REGULAR MONTHLY social afternoon of the Twentieth Century club will be held on Tuesday at the Y. w. c. A.
 MIR. AND MRS. IVAN BURGESS and Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Gollwitzer have returned from camping trip in the Chiracuas.
 MRS. z. T. READ who has been spending several days as the guest of Miss Emma Palmer of Douglas re- turned on Thursday.
 THE ST. JOHNS GUILD will meet on Wednesday at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. E. H. Wickern and Mrs. J. D. Blair will be hostesses.
 THE FRANK L. WHEELERS of Warren are the weekend guests of Henry Popen and Mrs. Poppen at the Santa Rita hotel in Tucson.
 SOCIETY MOTORED to the Coun- try club last evening to attend the first of the seasons dinner dances. If the event may be taken as fore cast, the coming winter promises to hold much in the way of gayety at the club.
 Among those who entertained groups were Messrs. and Mesdames c. w. Cromwell, A. J. Balmforth, J. D. Taylor, w. A. Schwartz, Messrs. Mrs Folsom of Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
Diamond Rnklet Appears in
 Southern Societu

Comes now the diamond anklet seen recently in Louisville society. which is known as the cream Of Kentucky's elite. A member of the smart set having recently returned from Paris shocked the pedestrians on the street Sunday morning not long ago with her introduction of the fad.
 Now the jewel merchants are sending to Paris for the ornaments to satisfy the demands of their GUS toners in the most exclusive circles. The glittering ornaments will be worn much with evening frocks es- pecially those fashioned with tulle overdrape longer than the skirt.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
Milday's Serge Frock to Be Supplanted Bu Finer Weave

The serge frock-an almost indes pensible member of the wardrobe-is to be supplanted in the favor of mi lady by that of finer weave. It may be called serge but it will he of a decidedly fine rib without a hint of gloss in order to conform to the mode.
 A new material called chamette of a fine velvety weave will be popular this year, the designers say. It lends itself to a graceful draping and like another new material known as sloveskin appears in all the fashion able cclors Crepe de chene is de- cidedly in the limelight for dinner gowns and evening wear and in it's wake has come crepes of all manner of weaves and names new to the ear of the fabric vendor crepe with a satin surface is known as mole skin crepe. This is a safe material and will be used to fashion afternoon irocks as well as evening gowns ,Georgette bids fair to lose it's former prestige.
 Silk duvetyn will be favored and kittens ear brocade will be much worn. In materials suitable for wraps one sees marvella, orlando, corduvel and evora. Marvella with a downy depth of pile shadowed ir- 5 regularly giving it the appearance of suede will be used for coats, suits and capes. Evora is like a wool cor duroy and orlando quite similar ex- cept for diagonal cord.
 In colors no end of tongue twist CTS are found. One meets names such as chefoo. pineneedle (greens darkened with black) crow blue and resolute blue, the former somber and the latter like bit of the ocean dur ing storm. Dryad is deep taupe, Malay is a dead leaf brown and vic tory red promises to be favorite this season.
 sented in the fur wrap this year. Kolinsky. sable, sable squirrel, mole skin, seal, skunk and ermine wraps are shown in the east and are being purchased by eager buyers at fabu- lous prices, it is said. The cape manteau of fur is the wrap which will claim highest favor. Muffs are moderate in size and will be worn more frequently this season.
 Extremes in hairdress are to be the vogue this winter The hair may be piled high, or dressed low, made to serve far at the sides or in any other bewildering fashion but to be correct it must be garnished with a high colored comb to match the frock or the eyes or maybe topped with a tiara long absent from the mode. { s.aAI
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
14-Year-Old Former Crown Head of China Anxious to Pay Visit to This Country

LONDON. Sept. 19.-Pu-yi. the IA year old former Emperor of China. is anxious to visit the United States and Europe, but the uncertain poli- tical conditions in Europe render an immediate visit unlikely, says the Daily Mali.
 The betrothal of Pu-yi to the daughter of President Hsu-Shih- Chang of the Chinese republic may >be announced before ion, the paper states.
 Pu-yi, the last 'Son of Heaven" came to the Dragon throne in 1908. when he was only two years of age. Since the republican revolution in 1911 the boy has been virtually pri- soner in the Forbidden City of Pe- king. His education is in charge of an English tutor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
PARCEL POST TO CHILE

SANTIAGO, Sept. IS. - It is an- nounced an agreement has been made between the Chilean and United and United States postal authorities providing for the establishment of par eel post facilities between the two countries. effective upon ratification by the Chilean congress. Parcels that would be accepted locally in ei- ther country. subject to postal regu- lations and not exceeding eleven pounds in weight would be mailed un- der the agreement.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

THE REGULAR MONTHLY lunch con of the Country club will be d fea- ture of Tuesdays social calendar Reservations must be made not later than Monday noon with the steward at the club. The attention of pros pective guests is urgently directed to this announcement.
 RALPH FLEETWOOD, who has been spending the summer with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Ellin- wood, left on Wednesday for New York to epter his senior year at Col umbia university.
 DIR. AND MRS. RICKETTS, are spending the week at the home of Col. Greenway in Warren.
 COMPLIMENTARY TO their daugh- ter, Miss Margaret, who left last eve ming for Denven, where she will con- tinue her studies at Loretto academy, MT. and Mrs. Emil Marks entertained at dinner at the Country club on We'd nesday. Covers were laid for Mrs. w. T. Burns, Miss Goodbody, Messrs. Robert Burns and Phil Yard. MT. and Mrs. Marks and the guest of honor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

Rids pores and tissue: Of impurities. Leaves the sk:I. clear, sofs, heslthy. As leading toilet coun;ers.e il they hayen't 1t, by mail, two sizes, 6oc. and $l.2O- NATIONAL 20EET cS1. scrj.. 5enn-' '
 Sold by ]. M. Ball, Phelps Dodge Mere. Go and Lowell Drug Co.,, at Lowell and other toilet counters.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
Famous Dancer Lada Appears In Bisbee During Winter

Although the name suggests some. thing quite apart from America, the dancer Lada boasts of being a native of the United States. The name La da was given to her by Gliere and means The Spirit of Youth"
 Lada is one of four American girls to achieve gpeat success in the pro fessiOn and win international recOg milton. With Maud Allen, Isadora Duncan and Ruth St. Denis she has aided in fostering real love for the art in the American public now so fascinated by the performance. She is making her first western tour this year.
 With representative teachers ot dancing in different European coun tries Lada gained her technical equip. ment. Later she studied at the Steppes of Russia, in the villages of Hungary and in remote parts of Italy and Spain to get atmosphere and first hand knowledge of the native dances. Her work won the highest praise from critics and is not only dance but a great dramatic performance.
 Lada will appear in Bisbee in the series offered by the Musical Events club for the winter season.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

Professor Max von Gruber, noted hygienist, declares that from 10000 900 to 15,000,O00 Germans will die out as a result of the destruction of industries, seizure of Germany's nat ural resources, and the taking over of the colonies and fleet by the allies.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
Two Members of French
 Fire Brigade Fight Duel

SHANGHAI. Sept 1S.-Two mem bers of the French Volunteer Fire Brigade here fought a duel with fire hose recently. The brigade is com posed largely of business men. Hen ri Numa and Georges Clergue quar- relied a challenge was given an1 ac- Cepted.
 The principals had expressed their intention to meet on the field of hon. or with deadly weapons when they were prevailed upon by officers of the brigade to use fire stream; un- der high pressure at a range Of 20 f5et he combat, which took place in the courtyard of the fire station lasted abott 15 minutes when Numa after being slowly forced backward by the watery torrent lost his helmet and went down as the big nozzle es- capped from his clutch.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

Uruguay is the most densely in habited country of South America.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19

Fire losses in this country and Canada during July, it is estimated, totaled $25,135,S25.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-19
Beautify.hs Complexion
IN TEN DAYS Nadinola CREAM The Uuequaled Beautifer
Used and Endorsed By Thousdnds

Guaranteed to remove san, fFeckles, pimPles. hvc.-spots, etc. Ex- sreme cases 20 days.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
TACK In CIGAR:
SUIT FOR $500
Local Dealer Hales Maker Of
Smoke to Court on AL
legged Contract.

Carpet tacks have been discovered
in soup and resulted in law suits
being filed, but yesterday was the
first time a suit in the District
Supreme Court has. been based on
a tack. alleged to have been found
in a cigar.
David ochsmarS. cigar dealer.
sued William A. Hollebaugh. man.
ufacturer, for $500, claimed to be
due under a contract. 1t is alleged
the maker agreed to forfeit this
amount as liquidated damages il
the cigars sold to the dealer failed
to come up to the standard specified
in the contract. .r
Ochsman not only alleges that a
customer brought back a carpet
tack found in one of the cigars
furnished by Hollebaugh, but charges
that the maker failed to live up to
another clause in the contract
whereby, IT Is alleged, he agreed
not to make these particular cigars
for anyone else.
Hollebaugh's factory was located
at 1898 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
D. !. J.PARTELLOLEAVES
$4,000 TOFRIEND

Mrs. Flora B. Thompson. of 141s ]
street northwest, described as a
lifelong friend of the family of
Dwight ]. Particle. who died re-
Gently, is given $4,000 under the
terms of the will of the deceased
filed for probate yesterday.
Mrs. Thompson's two daughters.
Mrs. Carita P. Van Horst and Mrs.
Adeline S. Abell, the will provides.
will receive $4,000 each and life an
nuities of 5000 each.
The Muskingum College. of New
Concord, Ohio, is also given $4,000.
A farm of more than 40 acres. locat-
ed in Iowa, ard owped by Particle,
is to be sold and the proceeds dis
tributed among his children.
George w. White. president Of the
National Metropolitan Bank. is
pamed executor.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
|SPAIN-MEXICO
BREAK LOOMS
May Follow Cancellation Of
The Spanish Consul's
Credentials.
(By United Presa.)

Mexico City. Aug. ia breach in
diplomatic. relations between Spain
and Mexico is believed to be threat
ened by cancellation late today of
the credentials of Rafael de Soto.
Spanish conhul. He will leave the
country Immediately.
In announcing De Soto's loss of
official standing, the Mexican gov
ernment explained he had refused to
wise the passports of Mexican citi-
zens wishing to go to Spain.
The incident has caused intense
racial feeling. Representatives of
the Spanish colony held a mass meet
ing and framed protest to Madrid.
reports were circulated that the
Spanish minister. in case he failed
to demand his passports, would be
handed them by the Mexican gov
eminent.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
AMERICAN LEGION POST
TO HOLD FETE AUG. q

Stuart Walcott Post No. 10,
American Legion, will celebrate its
nrst anniversary at Forest Glen,
Mo- Monday night August %.
MUSIC dancing. vaudeville. ath-
ietic events and refreshments are
ihciuded In the program announced
oy the entertainment committee.
special street cars will leave Sew
enth and Florida avenue at I
o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
AUTOIST IN FATAL
COLLISION GIVES BAIL

Douglas c. Jones, held responsible
by a Coroner's jury for the death of
Harrison A. Shreve which resulted
from an automobile collision on
August . at Rhode Island avenue
and Fifth street northwest, was
held for the action of the grand
jury by Justice Siddons in Criminal
Court yesterday under $4,000 bond.
Jones, who is charged with man
slaughter. produced the bond and
was allowed his freedom until the
grand jury acts. Five other per.
sons were seriously injured in the
same crash.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
LINEN THIEF JAILED;
TWO OTHERS LET OFF

Norman Freeland, colored. con-
fessed ringleader of gang of
thieves who have been stealing ho-
tel linen from the Frazee- Potomac
Laundry for several months. was
sent to Jail for six months yester-
day by Judge Mcmahon in Police
The police recovered sl67 worth OF
linen in Freeland's home at 223
Third street southwest. Nearly
$500 worth OF linen had been miss
ing.
Cornelius Morse and George E.
Saunders, also colored. who con-
fessed to stealing linen. but acting
Independently of Freeland, were
turned over to the probation officer
for investigation as the laundry
owners were not particularly anx-
/ ious to prosecute.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
KEY BRIDGE SPANNING
PUT OFF TILL TODAY

On account of drizzling rain and
a stiff westward breeze on the Po-
tomac. engineers constructing the
new Key Bridge yesterday decided
to postpone their arch spanning
venture until this afternoon
They explained that a fair wind
might carry the barge on which
the steel frame is constructed, out
of line at critical moment and
cause considerable trouble and de-
lay.
The spanning has now been set
for between l and 2 this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
AWNING STORE FIRE
CAUSES $3.50 DAMAGE

Fire of unknown origin broke out
in the store of r. c. NJ. Burton and
Son. dealers in awnings, flags and
decorations, 911 E street northwest,
about $50 last night, and caused
damage estimated at $3.50.
Prompt action. by engine com
panies IA, 16. and 6, with truck
companies and 4, and the tower
company, prevented the fire from
spreading.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
NEGRO BAD MAN"
HELD TO GRAND JURY

Thurman Brown. co1ored convict.
who escaped June l from Atlanta
Federal prison, and who shot Detec-
tive Arthur B. Scrivener on Tuesday
when the latter attempted to re-
arrest him, was held without bond
yesterday by Judge Mcmahon in
Police Court on a charge of assault
with intent to kill.
Detective Scrivener related briefly
how he was shot in subduing
Brown
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
POLICE RAISE $3.50
FROM TICKET SALES

Ticket sales of the Police Relief
Association for its annual ball game
with the Home Defense League Sat
urday, September 4, have jumped to
$3.50 since Wednesday.
The First precinct still maintains
its lead, with sales totaling sl.S42.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-20
Rain Delays Lawn Fete
For Boy Scouts Band

The lawn fete for the benefit Of
the Boy Scout Band, scheduled for
last night at Sixth street and North
Carolina avenue southeast. was
postponed until tonight at TAO
o'clock on account of rain.