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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.


Three times around the world Or.
Edward Burton MaoDowell, who is 90
lecture at the Chautauqua this week /,
comes with fund of information and
knowledge that makes him a powerful
and interesting lecturer md has caused
his audiences wherever he Inns appeared
30 ask for n return lecture.
70 add tp the entertainment DR. Mae.
Dowell has slides 20 illustrate hig lecture
taken at important points in his travels.
During his address he viii describe
tho beauties Of the Rhine river. STRAIN
bolli, the famous volcano in the Mecliter-
raneani the Sphinx and the Pyramids ~
Egypt the river Jordan, where Christ
is supposed To have been baptized. the
fai Mahal, the worlds most perfect
Architectural triumph; Iapancee geishn
girls aud the Golden Gate at San Fran
f4iapu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
MASS AT ST. PETER s IN ROME

Rev. John J. Connolly. pastor of st
Thomas, Yesterday observed the twenty
fifth anniversary al his elevation 10 the
priesthood nv the celebration OF mass at
st Peter in Rome where he celebrated
il L quarter 81 a century ago.
Rev. ] J. lynch. " no Is acting as pastor
at st Thomas IN the absence Of Father
Connolly. Yesterday received cablcgram
from the latter. bearing the blessings Of
the Holy Father to the people Of St
Thomas parish, and also the blessing and
good wishes of Father Connolly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
REPRODUCE BATTLEFIELDS.
Marines 10 Make Clay Model Of Territory
Covered BY Second Division.

Relief maps modelled in clay, showing
every detail of the ground fought over by
the Second Division in the world war, will
he made 10y party of L. $. Marines, who
will leave New York City for France on
June s.
Beginning with the Blanc Mont dis
trict, where the Second Division took
part in the great French offensive Of
the Champagne, the mapping party will
visit the Meuse-Argonne, st. Mihiel and
Soissons hattlehclds before returning TO
the United States. next October
Last year a marine mapping party
visited France and completed a relief
map Of Belleau Wood, showing hills.
raviqes. rocks and other Typographical
features. The new maps viii be similar in
design
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
STRIKE NOT EXPECTED
BY UNION CARPth TIERS
Early Decision Expected as to
Personnel of Arbitration
Board.

Az their arbitrators on the committee
to settle the wage dispute between the
union carpenters and muster builders the
latter have named DIR Albert Robin, John
s. Hamilton and S. ID Townsend. The
secretary Of the local union. George Is.
Hall, bns written 70 John A. Batter, acting
secretary of the mast y builders who em-
ploy union carpenters, saying that Hickey,
Seeders and Ralston would represent them
on the bonrd
MIR Bader expresses the opinion that
there will beho strike. and also that tho
differences in point Of view as t. tho per-
sonnet Of the arbitration board would
be anirably actt led.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
CAPTIVE BEARS MAY CLAW.

New York, May 30 4 captive park
bear has the legal right 10 claw anyone
who comes within his reach under a ruling
Of the Appcilnte Division oi tho New York
Suprc me Court
The court denied Blanche Gnz1i. ~,
damages sought IN suit against the New
York Zooloulcal Society, which controls
tho Bronx zoo
II held she took her chanccz 10 pursuing
rolling ball too close the rnge and thar
the resultant clawing could mt be held
against the zoo management.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
WOmnn's Missionary Society.

The Woman'a Missionary Society If
First and Central Presbyterian Church
will meet tomorrow evening ~ 7.1j at
the church Jubilee echoes will be given
and n very enjoyable evening is anticipated
Mrs George Cornell aud Miss Eva Tav-
Tor are the ckairrncn for the evening e
avnrrissea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
Discharged From Workhouse.

James Mason, colored, has been re
leased from the workhouse on the com
pletion of his sentence N eight months
for selling dope which began October
3. 1919 Az q Federal prisoner, his dis
charge was on the order 0f }. Pearce
Cam. &. s. Commissioner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
Excursion 10 Augustine.

Final preparations are being made for
the annual excursion ~ tho Ninth Ward
and South Side-Eden athletic clubs 10
Augustine Beach on Thursday, june 2.
when the trip vii! be made on the steamer
Thomas Clyde Numerous athletic
events will ~ part Of the program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
JAILER TAKES GUESTS.
Helps Him to Meet Running Ex-
penseS.

Lexington, Ky, May 30 Ii You
want room for the Kentucky Derby,
stop at the jail.
This is the message from James H..
Barr, head of the Jefferson county prison
Mt Louisville. The number of prisoners has
jail no longer pays its running expenses
Rooms are scarce in Louisville for the
coming horse racing season, and Barr secs
a way To pick up few honest pennies for
the county,
The rate he says, will be 3 a day, land
guests may be assured of ample pro-
lection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
BUILDING PERMITS.

The Building Inspectors Office bias
Issued the following permit:
Third street, 1926 west, Meek DozrOis,
owner and builder, addition, 800.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31
Stars Want Games.

Woodlawn Stars Junior baseball tea m
would like TO play any team IN the city
between the ages Of and -. Send chal-
Ienges to John Glenn, 217 Woodlawn Ave
hue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-05-31

Every Evenings classified advertise
mcnts bring results Proved by the salts
faction Of many and viii be to You Adv
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You try an Every Evening want adv
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NTEsUH WV SWFItttUT
Washington. May William G..
Frierson, Of Chattanooga, Tenn, now an
Assistant Attorney General has been
named by President Wilson to be Solicitor
General Of the United States
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

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aus genoakg we're beth caught trying
. teal saeon1. L Paili.rz 70 Porter.
.essber r4n vas aided IN the
,aira. Fortune. hrzs -. getting
..ryie. and gziley doubled Fossrrf1I
s4erifee y - deep e-1rer scored
Fer1Hne-
Tae fearxa as thr ianinz Il which
ne aed Soz eiinehsa The game
s<hzng was first up. singied and
stole Al second. HeszTly singled. but
uas forced at second BY Brady
grfteheB doubled. fort1ne singled
aud four rms scored.
The North Gr06senordals team
didn't score until the siKts. when.
with tro out. Riopel doubled 70 Left
aus seNausee's single brought him
home
They added another IN the seventh.
whea f. Phillips doubled 70 left and
scored on Duggan's single The thirh
rsn came ir the ninth. when T. Ph5-
Iitss doubled again. and Dpggan came
through WIKI the longest hit Of the
game that would ordinarily be good
for three bases, but was kept down
n a double because Of the ground
rules.
The Red so9 scored their lat run
81 the game IN the eighth, when
single BY Hoyt who took Aeaosssy :
place in left. a sacrifice and Porter
error. allowed the youthful fNsiries
for the S0x to score
The hitting Of Duggan and + Phil
lips featured the game. The former.
by the way. !. owned by the Boston
Americans. and the latter may be. II
3 Eddie wants 70 20 into me DIX snow,
and the Sox management make him
an offer that row seems likely The
Worcester bog played great game
Sunday. and il was Only continue
ton Of the Kind Of ben that be has
played aii season for North Grosven-
orsiaie
I Fosters PLAY al third and the sen
sationai catch By Duff IN center.
I fringea all around the field. made
( ground rules necessary.
+ An unusual play occurred n the
I fourth inning. when Porter hit for
clean single 20 right field. but For
tune. who was on FIRST, was caught AZ
second base on the piss. MeNan1eeF %
Duggan. Score
II BOSTON AHfRIt
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

FREE DELIVERY IN CITY
Phoae Connection After TIA Week
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

Manager McDerrnott ha. agreed 10
play benefit game for the Swanson
Pest. American Legion next Sunday.
The opposing team will be the Amen
car Legion team Of Millbury. This is
TIE team that holds the honor OF first
winning from the Braves on their own
DIAMOND
Il = exPeeted that Grosvenordsle' 5
cd pitcher. Jim Tunney. viii be in
the box for the visiting team. and
Billy Begen xiii be his catcher. Nc
DerIaott Vill have his regular lineup
except thar Powers will do the pitch
ing instead Of Karr. Either Eddie
Jansen Or Jack Fennell viii umpire.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27
WEST GOCESTER

Mr. ard Mrs & ". Place called e1
freEds IN Foster. z l., Sunday
William .Healson ard family are 81
5oying weeks camping ~ the Prov
5dero- riTer.
g NJ Keaeh and fzzzily ENTERTAINED
Judge Clark and daughter q Webster,
Mass. recently
John Chester and Mr.. John Chk=-
ter. Jr.. Of. ProF1denc=, we're Tie
guests 81 G. Nj. Keaeh'S Thursday
George Cutler. brother Of Arz H
e. Hawkins and Mrs W. A. HAWKINS,
died at the Milford Hospital Friday
afternoon Funeral vii be 81 TIE
home Of ms sister. Mrs T. ( Hax-
kIns. He VAS well known here.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

TIE cslsntlzls o. sorxich vii play
Hznaasset o. Mzr1zsset field next
Sunday afternoon. This IS the fret
py.arares Of IRIS t@aka WHICH has
cess. consistently winning It's games
IL sew Lenaon county since the sea-
soa sp@ned. They invade NIndhara
county vita a long string OF victories
Ia their ered4k and think they can re-
peat Tnex nave 4 hard nut 70 crack
IN Tee lees3 all team. EFhieh i pa
~ 10 erea.est article Of bail N -
hletorL.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27
rPf.Eg--Tl,f : ESoWrFE

T@rs-b2ssz aEts. Campbell. Martin
Roulsy. L aelsOn. Stolen baxs- o.
Hars Saeszfee hits. Nolloy. Camp
bell. keessg. Casey. Double playa
Aolsey % fassra38E. Csyz1aaga &C
gssprzuls Base On balls. ~ Cav
anasgn. / Nelson Struck cut. b.
casznauzn. Beooit :. Carey 2, P,an-
eha. Boalsg. e. Nelson 2, l. selssn;
Of fournoT@r. Canyoel, Keeney 2.
Mar ., Fzxsraalt. Martin Umpire,
Case Of PaIuas, Attendance. 19se.
Tsrrse Of gsr1s. IA. 50m.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27
NORTH GROSNENORDALE

Two-base hits, Bailey, hritehelL
Duggan. Riopel. Duff, E. Philips 2.
Stolen bases, MeNally. T. Phillips.
Sacrifice hit. Sehang. Sacrifice flies.
Hendryx. Foster. Double play. Fos-
ter to Sehane Innings pitched, by
Fortune 7; BY karr . Hits off For
tune 3; of Karr 1. Base on balls. by
Fortune. Porter ?. Powers. 7. Phil
lips; by karr. T. Phillips; By Hart.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

Charles Anderson. local public
service automobile DRYER. left Thur
day for New York Saturday he sails
for Sweden to visit his mother ard
other relatives. He has been N
America nine yez-<. and TINS. Is his
first visit 70 his old hume.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27
GEORGE 5. CUTLER DfES
~ MILFORD. SATURDAY

George 5. Cr-zsr. sx Of the late
Fred ard Mrs Cu1fer, Est Putnam,
died IN Milford fzzs SATURDAY. The
body WIS 5<ocy-5 70 Putnam and
Tuesday funeral services were held
az The East Pu-Ezz Church. aad burial
was IN Ez<. PEnan Cemetery.
Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

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Putnam patriot., 1920-08-27

rave y coz bzrzrior of Fire In
s1rz-ee Companies tnzt are ao- % be
beaten for Strength Reliability and
Far Dealing with the Insurins public
II you have not Increased yocr H.
aEzsre n tire zst two years yca ara
EoS frils Covered y present. cost Of
reouisdi-z-
9eofd Dc Esd 20 take yoar risk.
70 matter Row large or susaIf Il nay
be. J. RICHARD CARPENTER
Agen--2dv $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27
BIC RAlLY-F0R
CENSUS NEEDED
Supervisors S Office Predicts
$1,000 Population

oklahoma civ viii not have more
than $1,000 population n citizens d. not
awake 10 wha, they are doing hy faling
10 he enumerated " Z. SDrrcf-
sssis,tn, supervisor said TUESDAY
OPINIONS are evitesscd ~ >hr personnel
~ the supervisors offices that Tulsa
v1ll show la1Jer population ihan this
cItv " , ninth inning rally. 80 tp SPEAK,
l. nHt Staged here.
'iit ruufferators who have com.
bicteh thsir work here have hcen sent
bu' Ia county Districts Ia aid Ia that
work Az Others acc now working on
pick up duty and without reyihncrn-
tiOn G
L.,,rs will he sent 10 all Chamber
of Commerce Temhers, asking th.m "
can,ssp their tmployes 10 see n they
have besn lis'od tn the ccnsus II vas
decided az a meeting ot thr chamber
census committee n noon VIII II J..
pschly. census euper' lsor II " possihic
that boy scouts vii hs stationed In
various parts ~ the husiuaT dlsiflet
so quest 'uu passersby a. 90 sythef thcy
nave be'u counted,
The chaWtsr also Issued stt,ruenl
m which IL showed that II va, nrru
actively Interested VA tli" ,rusIs Spts
hrf' -inre IN ~ b,ce1nbvr When 81 no.
pointed m Nunc N1ton snh.c0wuf''r ir
consider inklr. IN additional trtuturl
into lie pitt HNItA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27
CHECK CASE FOR
WEALTHY NAN

q Trmss,--o Cusioms!--whep Z. man
who saA he IL worth nearly " oo.oos
syrIyes in . city In which bank
holding his deposit for $500. 900 70 10
Gated and yet he 10 arrested on an
tNvcsii9ation charge IN connection win
a few checks for saeh small amounts
no u and 49, =.
A man who said his name 10 c. Y,
Noyes 20 yeats old. called on" the
rolice Tuesday at m. request OF Wadr
Spcaf plalrClpthesman, ard iniorms u
,ha dspsrtmen, hc could hlrc them AZ
and yoi hsv, plenty ieit Tor several
lhoosand yrnrs a
He was found at the leand hotel
sud was said by lee MuileniH, Bertil'
Inn Affective, 10 have prss~d bad rh.ckA
al fuckers furniture store and the
New University hospital. He offsred
Mulianin iob II 500 Q week.
wait tiii ! hear from Chicago snd
I'm sottls vbsttcfv." Noyea told them
vhe0 Il Vas diOcoveYcA that the Amer
lcan Nstiona, hank of Oklahoma CITY
hes no rectrd Of an alleged esec.y,s
depoelt by Noyes.
koyss "a, ,,ohe can whip any man In
The United states. Including Jack
lie '.msd," hi. money In nm o,, com !.
blne with large packers Of Chicago. ~
raid
In his pccts, was found mn advertise.
nsnt ca no sent tn wichita In which
Noysa asks for the hand In fnahimohy
Of serte qsrmsn. eEQI!ah pr t.e..''
eirf Atoat u ysafo Ml,N W alec admit
le1 ~ owns Pafh nl1 a16luea y o.
)aheuA C'&
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27
REPUBLICAN
RACE CLOSE IN
9Th DISTRICT
Mc6raw Men C0ncedc CO.
manthe County to Hamon.
M'GRAW IN CITY TONIGHT
Hamon at Kingfishor Mon
day; to Stay in District

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tabulaied today ~ n'''r'p,. m rr
enInty .,,ts of the kt,fh d.,,-.t A..
smaie rc,ul', Of the caucus. ,....r
day probably ~ill not Dee nuNu n.t.
VI" county conventions Nrdr, .ltF
Hare are The reports from s','u p.
ue hii,e county ssal.
Csddo County -Ii.sult indefinite.
Mc,iraw and ilamon clone M,
Grs. captured four Of m. ~.
trr,inrt. In Anad,,s, ,,up,v s.4I
There are forty .flle pf,.Inrts iut,,
COUNT.
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CANADIAN County Returns lh
'f'rl 1hrpupl''" ~ pc Huth rdh
d.ddirr cl'iuins N" county Manl
dclrslien are uuinsiti'isd.
oady County 49, McGraw be-
u.v.l 10 have ,strlet ,t .,gst sp
81 tho seven precincls IN Chtk,shn.
,onntt sca, Both CANDIDATE. claim
county pol.satss .ef. MN
sirnct.J IN many country pf.cin,ts
son. were lnstfG.t9d lnr londsn
Ind = W ka,.er TOR stats. ,h,ir.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27
KANSAS MINERS
IN LABOR COURT
Industrial Law in Operation;
Men Back at Work,

PffrsBUR0. Kan. Jan. 81. - No
pgosscutien viii BE- brought against
nhnsas coal miners Who went on strike
Yesterday. Richard J Hop'Ins. si,crns,
gpperol. Announced today after lie had
opss,,orea several coal minGs Nj
noAIps said no evidence Mad been adj
6G6ed that the strike waa the result Of a
GSHopivscy. The miners told the at
60sy ssnsrsl that YESTERDAY. vas "blss
so1ay' AMI they simply az not work
S0sos ''thsy IA net tel like H." II
- Sojnesd oct that freQusu0y the min
- e M vosk the Menday sfief . btu
&T 0N SATURDAY. nr. .Hoealns viii
h0 ooWssrsnee VIA mles vnion Of
oaS shls afisrneoa.
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OPEN SHOP committee
TO PASS ON REFERENDUM

Ths opeR shoo committee Of the
Chamber Of CommAece viii meet Wed
nssday noQN 10 pass on the rsferendum
vote 70 - taken among members of
TIE chamber 0tAtsments from the
0hhhoma federation Of labor. stronSi,
against the adoption Of any such polio,
In Ohlshosna city. and one from sdyc.
catss Of tho open shop. urging i'r
adoption, will be read st the me,tlna
Copies ot these statements viii be at.
tached to the referendum when u 10
mailed out following the ncctinn,
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Newell to stand pa,


oThst he has tkou0ht of sntsFfn6 the
race against Judge {. .. Anes for esl'
egs's 10 the national dsmocrutie con.
yention at san Francisco wss denied
or Walton
Y have never teen approached b,
frlends ln regard To- such thing ana
The first | hncw oi Il vss when read
u In pnp,f." he said q have one
good sffioes when the dsmoefsts hs~e
sison me ana ] earnestly ash my
friends not 10 consider Inc % startioG
any rsrs aSsinst Amss.
There are plenty n eoeA nsa vhe
ean b chosen ss1 ] wsrt scnss q tos0
e 1sys Y 1ys 81 ~ vrar
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EsvHcrivE
YRlQVAAY !, 1910.

The rates On The Oklahoma
City Times will be ss follows.
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RI ~. This rate applies
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DOUBLING Of
DELEGATION To
FRISCO TALKED
KEYNOTE HERE


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GERMANY IN PROTEST
AGAIN AGAINST TRIAL

PARIS, Jan. q. The ,kfnns0 gov.
erhBleri has scnt note 10 qIHria Try.
Ina once tsors 10 induce the allies 20
r,pouHc~ esseuiien az article ~ of
the peace treaty. dealing with the
surrenter 81 psfecna. sv~ssed ~. acts
" vkAaaisa d ~ hws aAA cuslsDs
- va ,,r.>--.-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27

The TIRE protection sprlnsiirp .sys.
tenn a, kerr's store probably saved the
store from biz fire Monday night, m
oyerhcated furnace caused small Gre
In tho furnace room which was pu,
out ny the water before the arrival OF
the fire department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. Y.-Ths first arrest
oi a woman charged with Illegally sell
ing liquor cnme today when federal op-
crs'iyos took Mrs A. Greenev into Gus
tcdy TODAY. She conducts q saloon In
North Ro,ey street The detectives
said Mrs uteener served them over tn.
har with whisky OF zoe n drink. She l.
the uother Of three children.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27
Juc0-SLAvS BOW
TO ALLY DEMAND
UltImatum OH AdriatiC Set-
tlement Accepted,

BtRNR ewits. Jan. IA Belnade
aispateh says that the JuGoSelav gov
vremcNt has dsesdsd to accspt tks A.
lied ultluatunn with regard 10 ssttle-
ment of the Adriattr controversy. 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27

Nav. h,,r pbi-ourt hy wood 81 'Hiol
.intc y,.icnity AT, rnuon Two death
have r,sult.I thus fat. hn, eight victims
ltr IN hospitals and II is said their
condition is serious
No arrests have heen mado thus FAR,
although the locality Of the cases Il
known.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-27

LOCAL FoRfCAsT-cioudy ard vn
settled tonight and WednsasAyi o9lder
tonight. with minimum temperature IA
10 ~ 1eerses.
orArG FoR1cAer-vsn,Sht cloudy
AM esi6er. tempssatuss 10 10 - DE-
orsss In northern ard a 10 - degrees
M ssvthsrn psrt'sni Wsdnssdsy
elou1t.
sNlppGAs' FoRacAsy - 10 q
6sOrses N northern and n 10 = degrees
IN scvthsro Oklahoma tenisht.
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neW nonK .-h.u Yot., loco

asloor- VIII g. ON, Of esis'enr" ueN
~pWhty % midtRht WITH the cS'
p.fr,I.H ~ the shptt term certificates
s,u,d iAst D,tofrr bf th' state excise
department ir lea ~ l.9nsrs 1n'fr
. 40 provision inr farther licensing ~
c,p' % drug stores
i.irsnr~s have been granted 70 80
drug stores ib Manhattan. according 'o
the et 80 d"pariu1 n; and 100 ~ iNese
were is.ucl 10 the iast ten days