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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
7vnWdrd Skid Losing to Lowly Macknen by 2 1 Count

undoubtedly make the squad srs ~ .
present but will report v1th tn
opening OF the next week
Among the most promising cAadi-
dates az the camp are White"
Fetters. = I74-pound freshman. ard
Scheer. star u last years basketba %
i've. 10Th are heavy and fast and
viii make strong bids for line posi-
lions
A short workout daily ~ followed
by various stunts, fShinc, rOwii Z
and swimming. all 81 which is get
ting the men into the best ~ condi-
ton for the real training grind. The
coach is leader 81 every sctivlt'-
ard Is fast becoming popular with
the members IN camp
Try NEWS-TIMES Want ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
NORTHERN DIRECT
WINS YASSAR PACE
Pittman Drives Winner in
Stirring Feature Race at
Poughkeepsie.
By Associated Press

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. Z, Aug. 20.
-Pittman with Northern Direct
won a stirring four heat victory in
the Vassar 2:f2 class pacing. the
feature OF tho third matinee OF the
Pgughkeepsie grand circuit meet
ing. Placing second 70 Symbol :
Forrest and Harvester in the first
two heats, the son Of The Northern
Man took the third and fourth and
deciding miles with beautiful bursts
Of speed down the home stretch.
Harvester was second in the money
Bonnie Del outclaSsed the field
IN the 2-09 trot winning all three
heats without being seriously ex-
tended. Koko Axworthy was sec
ond in all three heats, with Labe
Riddell for third in the summaries
Tootsie Toise and Selka had a tight
duel in the 2:07 trot. but the for
MGR had the edge and won all three
heats. Ina jay Earnest's old cam
paigner. made her first appearance
here since her big year 1917. but
found the going not 20 her liking
and was drawn before the third
heat after having rated third in the
first two heats.
II. Fleming with Media. won the
class Of the 2;05 trot. defeating Don
de Lopez Baron Gigantic, Charlie
Rex and Peter L. Charlie Rex made
fine bid in each OF the first two
heats after breaks.
Summaries
200 Class Trotting-Purse $1,000,
three heats:
Bonnie Del, b z. by Del Cor
onado (Hindsl .. / 1
Moko Axworthy. b g. CSnow)
Labe Riddel, br h. (Packer) 4 3 8
Harvester Tod. br m. CNfc-
Herbbelwyn. br 3. (Geers) 6 5 5
Red Russell and CONT also start
Time 2:o6 IA: 2:os "a: 2:o7 IA
los Class Trotting-Purse $1,000.
three heats:
Tootsie Toise. br m. by Har-
selka. oh m, Oh. Fleming). ?
Joseph Guy. h, Hyde &C.. "A
Ina jay. br m. CErnest) 49,. : 5dr
Zomidotte br m, Ualentine) dis.
Time 2:0S IA; 2:05 ID: 2:1i -.
The Nassar 2:12 Class Pacing
Purse $4,000; > in 8:
y -rhern Direct, . h. by
le Northern Man CPitt-
MANI s........... ............ :
Harvester, b =, CIV. Flem-
ing) ................ 312 ?
Symbol S Forrest, br n.
(SnOW) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. : :
Colonel Bidwell. b &,
'CoAI D 4rO
Joe Mex. &. CBush) - 5ro
Time 2:o5 Il; 2:O4 81; 9:O6 IL;
200 81
2:05 Class Trotting-Purse $1,000.
three heats:
Media, b m, by Atlantic Ex-
press, Oh. Fleming ...... 1
/ Don de Lopez, blk z. CGcers) 6 6
/ Baron Gigantic, br h, "a.
McDonald) ...... .
/ Charlie Rex, g, (Cox) " s . 3
/ Hollywood Kate, r m. (Dodge) 8 ) 8
Peter L also started.
Time 2:o5 IT; 2:06 IA. 2:o6 IL.
To beat 2:l4 IA trotting:
Bironia, br m, by Bingara CIV. *.
Dickerson) won.
Time 2:05 IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

be held at Oliver playground Satur-
day evening.
The list Of winners follows:
Junior girls bat ball champion
ship. Howard Park; Junior girls
volley bali championship. Haley
school, intermediate boys volley
ball championship. J. =. Oliver.
senior girls volley ball champion
ship. washington school: mems vol
ley ball championship, ]. T.. Oliver.
senior girls indoor baseball, Perlcy
school; junior boys indoor baseball
Haley school: intermediate boys in
door baseball, Division street; mems
indoor baseball, Washington school;
junior boys track and field, Howard
park; intermediate boys track and
field. Howard park; seniors track
and field ]. i. Oliver: junior bows
swimming. I.eeper park; informed
ate BOYS swimming. Lecper park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
Briefs Twentieth Home
Run GiUeS Packers Game
Bv Associated Press

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug 25.-A
hons run by Brief. his twentieth Of
The season. Melted Kansas City two
runs in the third inning. WedneS-
day. and gave the locals a leader
which Louisville could not over
come. The score was 4 10 8. Score:
Louisville 100 020 000-3 Z J
Kansas City 202 600 O0X-4 2 ,
Koob and Kocher. Reynolds and
Sweeney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

Uannes Kolehmainen. the Fly
ing Finn" who captured the Mar
athon, the premier event OF the
Olympic games. IN the record time
OF 2:32 minutes and 35 40 seconds.
Kolehmainen finished the race in
excellent condition and was four
hundred yards in advance OF the
second man. Lossman, Of Esthonia.
His victory is credited 20 Finland.
kOlehmainen's home is IN Brook
Ign. New York, and he has taken
out his first American citizenship
papers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
ROBINS FIND PONDER
md WIN OUT IN NINTH

PITTSBURG. Aug 25-Brook-
lyn defeated PfttsburE "Wednesday.
4 20 8. Marquard was knocked ou-
Of rho box in the third inning
NfamauX relieving him. The visitors
hit Ponder hard after that an3
scored the win ming run II the ninth
IN hits BY McCabe and Olson.
SOFA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

ErrorS--hInB, snyder, Lava IN.
Two-base hit--Lavan. Three base
hits-Kelly. Stolen bases-Burns.
Frisch. Kelly Heathcote Sacrifices
-McHenry, Fourier. Left on ba
New York s; 81. Louis 8. Base on
halls-Off Barnes l. Kircher . Hits
of Barnes IN =, of Douglas 1
II . Kircher : IN "a. of SChupp
in I Id. Struck out-By Barnes
3 Winning pitcher-Barnes los
ing pitcher-Kircher Umpires-
Klein and Emslie. Time-1.54
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

Errors-Wheat, McCabe ,. Mich
olson. Two-base hit-Bigbee. Stolen
tases--Carey. Nicholson Schmidt
Earhare. Sacrifices - Wheat. Cut
shaw. Whitfield @ Schmidt Miller.
Double plays-Ponder. Barbara and
" n itted, Whitfield (unassiSted) +.
Barbara Cutshaw and Whitfield. MI
Ter. Konetchy and Johnston Left
on Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg.
Base on balls-On Namaux. 2. of
Ponder T. Hits-Of Narquard. = fin
z2-3 innings OF Manlaux in
: Is innings. Struck out-Rv Mar
Guard I By NamauV 9 Wirninu
her-Ma n1auN- Jmpires - No
ran and Rigler. Time-l:2a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

base hits - jacobson. Menosky.
Three base hit-Hendryx stolen
bases-Hoopsr. Witt. Double play
McInuis % Scott 20 McInniS Left
on bases-St Louis s Boston s.
Bases on balls-off Sothoron 8;
Myers s Hit by pitcher-hy Soth-
oron BRADY. Struck out-by Soth-
oron ;, BY Myers :. Umpires-Chill
and Owens Time-1:40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
Bat Features
Victory OF Milwaukee
By Associated Press

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Aug. IS
Buffers hitting was a feature Of
V-adnesday's game between Mil
waukee and indianapolis. won BY
the locals 20 . lie hit a double.
a single and q home run in FIVE
times UP. Whitehouse was knocked
from the box IN the sixth. Store.
Indianapolis ...1O1 600 900 . So
Milwaukee los O13 0Ox-Ic
Whitehouse Cav and Hcnline.
Northrop and Clrich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
FIND RIXEY
EASY; TRIM PILLS
Champions Continue Winning
Ways With Rally in
Seventh Round.
- Assoctated Press:

CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 25.-The
Reds made it three straight from
Philadelphia Wednesday by a score
of > TO l. Rixey was effective until
the seventh when the champions
punched four hits for three earned
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
Columbus Runs Amuck
And Saints Drop One
By Associated Press

ST. PAUL, Aug 25.-Colunbus
evened the series by defeating the
champions : 20 4 Columbus bats
men made Is hits of Coumbe and
Merritt including FIVE doubles and a
triple The fielding Of Kruger was
noteworthy. Score:
Columbus .....01O 500 02l-Tl53
St Paul -.uT1 002 O1O-5 >
sherman, Danforth and Kelly,
Coumbe. Merritt and Eargrava
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
GIANTS PULL UP FROM
BEHIND; DEFEAT CARDS
~ Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, No. Aug. 25.-After
ST Louis had punched hits or
Barnes and taken a two-ruh lead
against New York In the sixth in
ming. Wednesday, the visitors came
back and in the eighth drove Kirch-
er from the box. scoring I'VE times
on four singles, triple and a base
on balls. for a 20 o victory. Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
CUBS Make 1T THREE
IN ROW FROM BOSTON
BY Associated Press

bY ASSOCIATED freSS.
CHICAGO, Aug. % - Chica 20
made IL three straight from Boston
by winning the final game of the Sc
riss Wednesday, 10 0. Tyler was
iu good form. allowing only three
hits, while Chicago got seven of
Scott Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

stolen bases-Smith. Sacrifices -
Griffin. r Walker. Dugan. Double
plays-Wambsgans and Burns,
Dugan. DYKES and Griffin. Shannon.
Dykes and Griffin. Dykes. shannon
and Griffin. Perkins, Shannon, Har-
RE and Dykes Left on bases -
Cleveland 4; Philadelphia s. Bases
on balls-off Harris g. Hits - off
Coveleskie in : off NIortsn in
1. Struck out-by Coveleskie p;
Harris &. Losing pitcher-Coveles-
kie. Umpires-Hndeb brand and Nor
arity. Time-1:40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

Odor Bros. Contractors and Build
ers, 1872 S Franklin St, Lincoln
STAT. s750-31
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
RECRUIT PITCHER
HOLDS CLEVELAND
TO TRIO OF HITS
White Sox Have Off Day But
Strengthen Hold on
First Place.
~ Assooiated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 25-Har-
ris held Clsvelaul 10 three hits
"Wednesday and Philadslphie won
the first game Of the series 2 20 J..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26
BOSTON SOX YIN WITH
AVALANCHE OF BLOWS
sv Associated Press

BOSTON. Aug. IS - Boston
punched seven hits for seven runs
IN the eighth inning "Wednesday and
easily defeated - Louis Il 20 in
he first Eana Of the series Score.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-26

AIsoV
Time 2:o5 IT; 2:06 IA. ZOOS -.
To beat 9:l4 Ia trotting:
Bironia. br m, by Bingara CIV. *.
Dickerson) won.
Time 2:05 IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21

SuveranM 81 Regina au fost IL
nanim 81 viu ovationati la iesire,
de toti senatorii 81 deputatii. N. N.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
Domnilor Senatori.
Domnilor Deputati.

C1MpM de actiritate care Sc des-
chidc inainted domniilor-roqstre
cere o muncd uriase 81 o ABSOLUTE
obnegatiune de sine.
Dupd cam toti fiji acestui neom
dn 1ncordat intr'un singur and
toate energiile Tor in timpul rds-
boiulm national, nu ma indoesc cd
al cor sti sd-si uneascd mintue 81
mimile IN serriciM erczusiv al pa-
triei.
Gu aceastd nddeMe. care este
nddejdea intregei notiun;, inroc
bMecur1ntarea cereascd asupra IT.
crHrilor domniilor-roastre.
Sesiunea ordinard q Corpuri1or
lcgiNltOorc este deschisd.
Dupa terminarea Mesajului, NJ.
>. hegele a paraslt sala Adunarii.
lar Corpurile legiuitoare all proce-
dat la lucrarie lor.
Cu aceasta sesillnea ordnara a
Corpnrilor legiuitoare Sc considera
deschisa. urmind ca prima sedinta
sa lnceapa doua ri, Luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
DOmnilor Senatori,
Domnilor Deputati,

Nd STINT insd 81 mai dproape dt
doD,niile roastre In rremurile gre.
| lc &C trdin,A rremuri IN carl, dupd
cum ud spuneam la desch'derea ul-
timei sesiuni e.rtrdordinare: che
marea d0,nniilor-r0dstre este din
cele mai frum0ase. dor 81 din cele
maj pline de rdspunderi.
SHua!iunea internationald a Ro.
miniei este definitir asezatd prin
tratatete carl az pus capdt rds-
boinlui mondial.
COnrentia prin care marble Pu-
teri du recunOscut unire0 Bdsara-
biei cu patria- -mun,d, unire care de
aci inaimte mu mai poate fl pusd
in discutiune, legalizat 81 from
tiera noastrd dinspre rdsdrit.
Legdturile Rominiei cu puterni-
cH 81 gloriosU nostri dlia!i s'au
strtns tot mai mutt. Despre acea-
stu am drut o noud dovadd in mo-
dul cum fost primit ministrM
nostru al afacerilor strdine in td-
rile pc carl lea cercetdt.
Rap0rturile noostre cu tdrile ve-
cine, aldturt de carl ne-am bdtut,
Sc string pc Il ce trece mai mut :
f0l00sele Mnei troinicc colab0rdri
intre MOI 81 ele Sc pun din ce in ce
in eridentd.
FaM de ceilalti recini al nostri,
Gu unu am rcstabilt deja rap0rtu-
rlle nornale 81 an, speranta ca ron,
'ajunge la acelas rezuztat cu totU.
Chestiunea reginului legal al
DundrH, cdrem poporul romin
poartd an asa uiu interes, este pe
IN drum de resOlrare.
Pentru prima oarW in istoria
nodstrd an, legat reldtiuni diplo-
n,atice cu Sinful Scaun: ele ne
ror ajuta la incheereo concordatu-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
Domnilor Senatori.
Domnilor Deputati.

Reallsarea unitdtii rationale as
teptatd de otltea reacuri 81 cisti-
gotd prin rictorid con,und me I'M
pune opera att de grea a unificdrW
administrative 81 Legislative. Gurer
nnl men ra snpune dellberdril0r
donnilorroastre legile pentr,t
nOuo Organisore administrator a
tdrU. regulamentqrea situotiunii
tunctiondrilon In todte adninistra-
!,un'le, precum 81 moditicdrile de
'ntrodu$ IN c0duriie noastre pentru
ale adopta Rominiei 1ntregito.
Aceea$i tendintd ror area 81 1e-
g'lc ce gurernM meu "a ga aduce
cn pririre la bisericd 81 In scoaM.
pentru ca prin credintd 81 1umind
sd contribute cit SO ra putea mai
nult te rcintdrifea sentimentu1mi,
datoriei la toti locuitorU tdrii, fd-
6 de0seb;re.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
TExTUl MESAGluLUl REGAL

lui reclo,ndt de noua alcdtuire q
R0minieii, in care liberated fiecd-
rui cult trebMe sd Sc arm0niseze Gu
uutatcd Nt0tMlui.
Gu prilejM cdNtoriei IN Ertre-
mM-Orient q iu5itului mew fin,
Mostenitor al tr0nului, am putut
sd ne dam seama de raza Romimiei
pretntindeni 81 am laut CT in,pe-
riul Japoniei an prim contact, pre-
mergdtor al amor relatiuni mai
strinse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
Domnilor Senatori,
Domnilor Deputati,

Sunt in totdeauna fericit cind
Nd gdsesc IN mijlocul repregentan-
tilor nutiunW, cdci Gu legitqn,d sa-
tisfactiune 81 nemdrgfn'td bucxrie
constut cd legdtWile dintre tard 81
dinastie Sc string din ce IN ce.
Gu o vie multumire va pun
in cunostinta de 1ndoitul event
ment att de scump Reginei 81
Mie a logodirii fiului nostru
Principelui Mostenitor Gu prin-
cipesa Elena de Grecia 81 aceea
a fiicei noastre Principesa Eli
sabeta Gu principle George de
Grecia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
Domnilor Senatori,
Domnilor Deputati,

Armatd, care IN rdsb0iM pentrM
unitotea nati0naM s'a incdrcat de
glorie 81 doredit admirabiM
discipHnd, rdmime chezdsie cea mai
sigurd q mentinerii rezultatel0r do
bindite cn at1tea .jertfe, 81 rease-
mM Gel mai puternic in c0nsoldo-
rca noastrd internd. Dragostea
notiunH il este cfstigatd pentru re-
Gle.
Gurernul meM "a reni GU pro
'ecte de legi pentrM asezarea 0rgo-
nsotiumi 81 recurtdriii armoteii.
astfel IN cit sd cOrespundd nouei
olcdtu'ri tdrii 81 sd slujedscd de
scoold pentru c0ntopirea tuturor
sntletelor rominesti in serriciM
patriei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21

buna stare q n,u'nitorimei prin re-
glementarea asociatiunilor profe-
sionale 81 contractulM de. muncd.
Tot IN scopul sporirW productiu-
mi, suatem dat0ri sd ntingem ma-
ro0 prOblemd imbundtdtirii mij-
l0dcelOr nOdstre de cOmunicdtie 81
IN special cdil0r n0astre ferate
carl trebuiesc fundamental re0r-
ganisote.
Rcglementarea regimului dpelor
mspunde ocelorasi neroi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-21
DOmnilor Senatori.
Dolnnilor Deputati,

DoiAuLIOI DCPuidtI,
Gu rie satisfactie am rd.ut cd
san tras IN numeroase puncte ale
tdrii primele brazde pemtru impdr-
tirea pdminturilor date tdrdnin,ii
pr'm m'orea reformd agrurd. Opera
nat'onald imceputd la 1864 capdtd
astfel deplina ei desvoltare a doua
u dupd ce tdranul romin si;-a dore
dit din nou ritejia 81 rirtutile strd-
mosesti. Gurcrnue meu ud "a prc-
<enta IN nceastd sesiune legilc a.
grare cerute de Constitntiune pen
trm desd'i'sirea operei mcepute.
Ea ra constitM cea maj frumoosd
podoobd domnieii melc Jar dom
n"le-roastre "a rehvutea mindri
de a II osesat defimtiv piatra fun-
damentoM ordinei sociale.
HeJorn'a dgrdrd "a 5mbrdtiS0 pe
lingo improprietdrirea tdrauilor $;
mdsurile mecesare pentru a Sc asi-
gura sp0rirea productiunH pdmiu-
tulM.
Mpreumd ca erproprierea, Con-
sttntia a pus basele refornei elec-
torate pr'n rOtul obstesc. Dupd
d0ud erperiente, domniilor-roostye
ga rev'ne 0nOarea de a fra defi-
mite legea noastM electorold ami
tara pc principiile constitutionale.
S'tuata finantelor In urma rds
boiulM este grea pretutindeni. b.
gd!'o Ron.iniei 81 mumca fi7or ei
sunt chesdsii puternice, ca ca Sc
"a 1ndrept0 IN curind.
Dnpd jertfele cerute tdri;i; in
t'np dc rdsboi, vremea de oceeo
sd ne gfndim Ia .jertfele vietii de
pace. M poate II ordine temei-
n'cd in Stat tdrd oryanizare f;non-
cara b'zuitd pc 1nfrinarea cheltu-
'e''tor, sporirea renitnrilor pc Gale
de 'mpos'te 81 dreptate in stabui-
rea Tor pentrm cei multi. Fiecare
cetdteam dator sd ajute Statm IN
mds"ra an care Sc pOate ajuto ne
sine insws.
CatomsH de aceste principii. gu-
rernM meu "a presenta domniilor-
roosfre pc lingd qlte mMsiui. M
nnn'ai an buget cu cheltuieI cit
9'n reduse, dar 81 reforma inte-
groH a finantelor moastre publice.
, 'nfo9cmn'''d 81 impo.itM general pro
gres'v pc rent, fdrd de care nu
poate Il, IN silele aoastre, dreptnte
sociald.
M ND indoiesc ca reti primi a.
ceste refeermge 6" nasultumireo ST.
fe't1fe.oscdd '1f.'dd ne care adnce implini-
req dqtoriei, chiar qtsnci ci,sd ca
Sc face cu jerttq intereselor parti-
ouldrs
| Adsuriie fiacncidre sasd nu vor
p4tea 81 qfingd scQpM Gel Mrmd-
rim dacd prodnctirnec my "a II
i''tensificatd.
IN qcest sc9p aNvernnl n'eu %
"a prezento diferite proiecte luind
seam4 n acslss time 81 asiqure
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(Continunre de pc png. II

Din rindurile stingci, un alt glas
ii raspunde atunci: "Jos conspiro-
t1rH!H
81, avind impresunea ca aplau-
selc celeilalte part i-au inecat ras-
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ParlanneF1tul

punsul, pentru dou.. oar;i striga,
distinct: "JoS c0nsDi,ntOs'iiH
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
nEACOM COLLEGE CLun.

A. Raymond Jackson, president OF the
Beacon College Club, about three weeks
ago. made the statement that the third
annual banquet OF that association. TO
be held In The ballroom OF the Hotel du-
pont ON Thursday evening would, IN his
opinion. far surpass all social affairs
given by the club. According 10 the
latest report OF The treasurer. Walter
@. Miller. Mr.. Jackson's statement viii
be fully realized. Never In the history
OF the Beacon School or club has the
cordial and unselilsh spirit OF coop
Grafton been displayed more than In pre-
pairing Thursday nights afrair.
Following Is the program: Invoca-
tion, the Rev. n. w. Trapnell: toastmas-
ter, Everol. c. Johnson. secretary OF
state; Harry C. splllman. New York
City, who viii discuss Personality f;
John Il. Gregg. originator OF Gregg
shorthand. who viii tell the story OF
this system OF verbatim reporting; mu-
sic. Prof. Harry =. Stausebach's or
chestra
The dancing in the ballroom. which
VIII follow the banquet In either the
duBarry or the ballroom, vii, be feat
ured by several novelty dances includ-
ing the rainbow and moonlight.
A fine menu has been provided.
Stausebach's orchestra will furnish the
music.
The committee IN charge is composed
OF Laura G. Chrlsiy. l.. May Eisenhart,
Ncma +. Parsons. J. W. Hlrons, John :.
furnlss. Leo J. Langc.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
AIPowco's FINAL DANCE

Final plans were made Tor the dance
10 be given by The Alpowco Club on
April 80 in the New Century Club az
the meeting OF nhe club last evening
at the home OF Ray Gallagher. No. i5I5
West Sixth street
The various dancing clubs OF this
city Will be honored at this dance
Decorations for the affair will be tho
Apowco colors-blue and yellow.
This dance completes The dancing
program OF the Aipowco Club this sea-
son. Arrangements are being made
for the hnal dance IN the ballroom
OF the Hotel dupont. about the middle
OF May. al which special novelties are
being planned
The committee In charge OF the next
dance Is Jerome Welsh. Arthur Lewis.
Francis Walton. Prank Cohce and Car
roll Cilee
The club has leased a bungalow
along the Delaware for their summer
outings, which VIII be taken over on
Decoration Day.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13
MARsHaLLToN ayr cELEpRArrs

Marshallton Y. p. B. OF tho Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union cele-
brated It's fourteenth anniversary last
Saturday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Lamborn. The
branch had as Its guest members Of
the Wilmington Y. y. b. About sixty
persons were present
Miss Lille b. Williams, president Of
the branch presided.
Addresses were made by Miss Rictts
N. Emmerson. OF Now York, the Rcv.
lvanhos Willis, pastor Of the NJ. t..
Church, Mrs. Katherine Cross Watson.
former county Y. =. B. secretary. Mrs.
Bertha McCaulley Foster president OF
the visiting branch, w. II. Wingate and
Rev. Webster Gilbert.
Music was contributed by Miss Edna
Ball. Miss Esther Shakespeare. Mrs.
Harry Fisher and Messrs. Wlngate and
McVcy. Readings were given by Harry
Fisher and Miss Ella Hopkins.
Evening journal., 1920-04-13

| mission and making 7. a ooncurrcn.
resolution. On the foor Of the Senate
last Friday Ssnator Alice offered al
amendment which was adopted. fur
sher changing The personnel OF the
commission and 1t was this substitute
concurrent resolution with the Alice
amendment that came 10 the House.
After The substitute. as amended by
Senator Alice, had been read, Mr.. Lloyd
offered his House amendment.
Mfr. McNabb was recognized and said
that the fact thg ne was going to
object 10 the amendment placed hin
In rather an embarrassing position. as
The resolution a. u came from the
seDste, named him on ths commission
He declared that was not tho reason
no was opposing the amendment az
he did not care 10 serve on the com.
mission. lilo referred 10 The fact that
The Lloyd amendment would make d
commission OF seven Republicans and
but two Democrats and thar. he said
was not his principal reason for OBJ
icctine what object to- Mr.. Nc
Nabb said. "is that Wilmington. the
meal ticket. the milk OF The Staic. !.
entirely ignored" lie thought II un-
fair that Wilmington. with s. per cent
OF the population. should not have 9
member on the commission.
Mr.. Mulvena remarked: II donf be
llevo a member on The other side feel.
that I. is Just TO ignore half OF The
State
~. c.. Ia ~ s.ta A.. ...l,,,
draw his name and allow o Whining
, ton member 10 be named. but no ac-
tlon was taken on his suggestion.
Mr.. Lyons stated: 81 don't care whS
IA on Il, or from where they come
II they VIII do their work properly"
"Well. do care" replied Mr.. Nc
Nsbb. "and think Wilmington shoulC
DO represented. Il is a slap AZ VII
mlngton"
A demand for the r0ll-call resulted
IN the Lloyd amendment being adopteC
by a vote OF IS 10 g. as previously
stated. The clerk st first announced
the roll-call as 40 10 s. Mr.. NlcNabl
questioned the accuracy OF the count
and The roll was again called and "a,
vote recorded as IS yeas and 9 nay:
vi duoltlOu VI lAt diltuNMtuss
Mr.. Mulvena then offered his amend.
ment and, sfter Il was read. Mr.. Lyon.
moved that It be laid on the table. A
roll-call was called for and the mo.
ton 10 lay on the table-vas lost BY
vote OF IS yeas 10 a. nays.
Mr.. Clendaniel then moved that fur
ther action on the amendment be de.
ferred. On viva voco vote the speak
er decided the motion lost and Mr.