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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
CEDAR GROVE

Nj ana Mrs Eerner- Getcneil aaa
son az a her nome TOR the SUM
ne-
Car ROBINSON Of Melrose z gnlands
= rlsilnE q ne Court II 9Ese
Miss olga L0TenGa4e nj tzarhan Il
t7sIIGnc her sisters
Air ana Mrs z Carlton and
children. VINO have been VISITING +neir
sister 18r the pasi -hree weeks Iert
fr1caE 1or their home n ScheRectadE
\
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
a T-i5iet cueurpSr.

T-ipis1s are rarity n any form Of
lts- SO thai when tae JoU-1a- -ecsIwed
cucumber II -ae shape u r1pie1 4
considered Il a rsR- cI-1c The f-.aE
cuke Is from me garden IF Meir1a X.
Hlswel II winthrop. formerly of An
glsla- The outlines nj each If -
Three cukse are well defined g.
though two are ua1tec . the third.
one On each sane. to- their sn--e
iens1a. One Is somewhat smaller
tna1 the others. bur TAKEN -uEstae,-
should prove a. ample se--.ag for
anyone. NJ wIEwarI ssys Il MS ar
c3nP auy1nE letter:
take pleasure = enclosing 0ne Of
Inc many Interesting ra-sues which
may De found growing z ny garden
think ! have ane of The best gardens
n the t5wn Of Winthrop and most any
aig1r after hours should vou pssg.
you would find me exercising Win
the hoe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Exercise

ATone whose occupation duties prevents daily
Aey 20 De troubled with blousness aid other dgesre
possoie Won should walk 70 business
% EFT neaFy breakfast before you L arps
2oie 20 take long walks oe+nrs
nnr- snuu1c ea2se possible after heavy meal, before
InG-4s1ng n any active
A. the first sign CT any disorder take tea
spourus Of - F. AcwooGs Medicine This VIII
cgesVe organs good order aa rHers the disturbing
II suffer t-nm sick headaches regular doses
or this tired tested old remedy VII blessed relief
Of removing the The rsef VII be temporary
rne expense of other organ, bu1 VII De permanent
for Ene system Get soc oore today
from any medicine dealer IF" Medicine Co. Portland Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

came I'D about three clock, snTne II
the games and plans for me chi
d-en mad 70 be g.@en up, hur d veT-v
enjoyable Ca Was passed and al
sxtend their franks n Mrs. -eGnsE
Mrs. Lucy x a1s0r n Augusta vis-
lied Mrs. Bertha Cracker on TtIT.-s-
day
Mrs. CenrEP Morse and daughter
Miss Lucille. VI Ealiuwei. Mrs
George HaIlerz and M4sE ETnzra42ae
Hawkes. II Philadelphia. attended -aH
Sundav school picnic un F-1Gar.
Guests arr a---v'InE Almost daily. n
Z 4 Maurp s -2keha-Er.
y G z T H-Mr and Ms larry
Loud u brnrKssn. Mass. have aee1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

listing relatives n this p9r q TIM
town for the past week
9. A Prescott war mad oeen -
plUyea II Newczstle. has UE1EneA N
Augusta where ne 1hAs snnpts1 .
position a. The STAR Hospital
Ms. Elizabeth wor-ning uf Le.zs-
I'm. who mare been r,mr1ng AEsnnxs
IN tCv- the pasr week Hezx1sA %
her Gunss a. the Cazr1a LAw -
au-azI Wecnezoay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
7zt Ne. Cavalry sssrnezt,, ss.A

The 49rh aaaual reunion Of The
Grand Caral-y Regiment from Maine
taa- 1ougnt wIth Fitzpatrick aad
Gregg LIST Name VIII be neiG Sept
Labor day a. Peaks Island A
business meeting VIII be heiG II the
1C-Hnoon and the coEraaHs VIII
march n BODY - me Peaks Island
house for a shore z~aner Steamers
for the lsIaaG f-nrn Customs House
wharf a. "a 4 II and lis z NJ
ferry from Portland Pier a. s5 ana
I'D IA ii The aDuces ara SEM on.
ny Pres Charles X Shlilias ana
Sec. Charles Z Mou.tnu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

= wedding Of interest n Augusta
people 1onk place n Bswdsl imam
as wHek when Miss Edith Fulton
Of 5uwd0Innan and Norman Rowe
were ul1-eG n marriage. Mr. and
Mrs. Rove ara u make Their home
Z Portland where M Rove il en-
pioyed al the Ford service station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

a so-called freak Of aa.urs.
brought 10 The Jou-na- by NJ c. J
E.gg-aB- ls a oean-pod wished u The
form Of is-rer s Whatever i-su-
enres shape the formation Of the 3ean
pods may have been affected by Lhe
aa2rm made respecting feared food
shortage early n the season. and rais
: was formed as Inc first ieEer Of tnr
g cal for help. and Spr no Tar
tnsr because If the splendid crop re-
ports coming IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

= aagn Der Of The girls Of ne w
-aiT-illf Cir Girls cub We're n ms
ci1y SunGav. coming down Sa-u.-ria y
oyernE ano wera guests Of me Al
gusTa CTIrts COMMUNITY cgua On
SGnGaE me Ra1erv1lie girls. Az
lU-ed among other t1r-ns OF 4BrA--
ra1uTnerI. sal down ne river IN
ne Islander
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Mss Mildred Wles wac has bean
ne guess of MISS Lila MLaslUw u
EasI Crescent street eff Monday
I8r aeT home 7 Gruv aIan. y L she
was acc3r panied as 1a- as Lewis
On ny Mss w-as40w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

MISS Gladys Brvanr Of New E0rk
CIrE and farIsrly Of TINS city. If
visiting friends mere fn- ten days
x ale nere she Is cae guest Of Mrs.
RDy Tha Te- Z; = - Middle street
Mss BRYANT Is nov lDca-ad with
the Fa--cnlid Publications.. publishers
If ne DAILY News Record and Won-
n 8 X ea- as 4 rewr1rs ed5cDr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Miss Elizabeth Eusssl,. clerk a.
A7aIs stare. Is e11eEJaE rGree
weeks rrDl aer vacation. starting
M8nGaT MISS Maud Barker re
5Unea hsr dureE MONDAY a. the
Aims store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

M asd Mrs C'1-v-le Eober-S en-
lerra-aen sHra-aaT evening IL tnelI
nome a. = Stale st-asL. a. dinner
MS. 9. a Robertson ano dHuEtara r
Miss Josephine A:.s Ma-cellus r
field and son Oon F.heId
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Don't miss this demonstrates

We are giving re best Fz-- q rms wreck inroGu. -As
wonderful raurevav:2g Andes System One Pipe Fun.E
We wuuld Ike 5c-aonsr-z-c voE- We VAIN - shSv
vcu hcw vel Il Is made zad how weI. 5=zgned
L --r--sc-x the modern -rrnoc :. nexrrg-s
nrrnoc wacn has e1r--v --vscd deas 81 nc ~ &
hezung-5ora first casr aad opr-arIng cost
When YOU sensible and now simple rms @szm d
v,u won't wonder azy longr- how se nsrzea-scr
a-ir Pur ipsr aay aow r caa Il -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Ms Charles l7nllbrlck Of Wash
lDE-on, .. e. mas arrived IT ne cl-y
IL pass sFy err weeks as ne r4es-
NJ ner mother Mrs Emma Easlz5.l
81 ChHpsl street NJ PhIlhrlck
eame severa. Ia s. ago having SIX
weeks VACATION. Ms aas4as! 5
also entertaining me- dRuEhter Ms
Germ Stipnen Of Portland sar faw
HarE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Leo Crr returned M8nGaT ID MS
home in Van Buren, AFTER uzssin- z
Ecu DAYS IN the CITY as the guest "
friends and relatives Mrs. Cvr and
her granada agnfe- Miss Euzice
Feiierle-. have also returned 70 Van
Buren AFTER a srve-a- dags stay N
tie CITY WhiIe here Aslss Euaace
underwent an operation far the re-
nova uf her tonEi.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

At --4tsa1 DuDI5n resumed her
eF- Il anCa~ morning a. me Jour
= ms 4c-sr d We weeks vRca-
r Dr. II re -ne winch she
@se- a. 5a1yh pa Ea-our.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

MISS R4by Ward uno ives a
FarrnEI's corne~ ana 3 N picked
as Jerk al ne L " Adams 60
store. Is enjoying four weeks TOM
her duties. she plans -r pass some
~ ne Tine d Portland NIKE --iends
and -Ela-l-t-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
Your furnace installed
IN one day-m perfect working order


The old-nc 81 Pur-,g L furnace pzsr The Aacs
One Pne has ended bother and the vork -
cnusiun ct tearing u -ar foes and ripping open e VIII
C puf II hesr pipes
Ncw n jusr rw-urT-fou- hcu--ralnk Of ri-vou On
have IL Andes installed You bexn have
WRIT halls warn bedrooms Furzng N Anda lin
Stepping out q w1zrs- sulle-ne- And you d
e Jusr 3zv. 4--~
We cza snow VOC how N cay YOU begn % hzss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

We VII give zwsr ahsnlureiv
t-.r value Ss.se win every
Annes SyHcn One Pipe Furnace
sDia during this spcclal aEnnn-
srannn rnIs week snir, al Anci7
Furnace Elnck winch surnInarlc-
aiir gpcns rnr arz-rs anu heat.
I'D -hr nnuse iusf before YOU g:
u n sne nnruIns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Mrs George Nj Chapman NJ Far
neIo Was 4 ne ci1y SUNDAY and
Galeu a. re Augusta Genera aos-
pl-a- - S%e her Cd 1ErIsr. Mss Carp
Cha prnal Rhn raceR--y underwent
al operation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Mss MI-Iel Eayaes err Mouaa-
1Sr q 15v days stay a. Squirrel Is
land where she viii 1u1- 1er mother
u-ne cas been pRsEllg snrne -ns
tlssra-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

---1ss' Aanns@ 3f Sianey, ne-alasl
~ 1aE.2g champion wrestler and
Aakas- u 5e4Erade. were n
&naoaT calling IN BUSINESS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
kENNEBEC
COUNTY CENSUS

askIng7an- L. l.. August ls-Ths
CENSUS Tar kennenec County IS SIS s44
increase o. n per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

A-ss lads M.les resumed he-
u -17nl4~ a. Grants candy
~ -ar sFvera. 4aVs vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

The NAM friends 81 Charles
Bragg, 1oTDeriy ~ rA4s czsF put
now 81 N8-rH Belr-ad1. VII De
se-rv n hear IF ne Aie alsaa Bs,
lightning SATURDAY. winch rotallv d4-
sC-UEed ms lam au-4Gsn=- The
automobile. STOCK and small par
u f.-r-Iszre we're sav-a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

~-ss -a-ae--os Hi aHs returned
= anne 1r S1a-a srrea-. after q
ed Tasks stay a. 5ootn5ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

-hs Andes srsr-n One Pine
fl-nacs 10 rne mcm nnre-l
ne-anc # h.ar.ns- I-s simplexf
and bcH ,ezuse Il Tai ar m
arz.lsa u a sinEie 5zv and BE-
czuse Il Gun arwn 1uel tnIls
from une-chirs b nnr-hait. Ses.
Ut Al, n gives mat camfnrranie
heat vuu aivsvs vsrrea. The
rrirs ranges according n SIZE
1-on S,8n -. Scr mus -u-nac.
ms week e: our demonstration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

az A-s Ea-v Pa-en u
asscz- street went Saturday
a. T1s-z -asv vii v.slt xo- a
- = eaeE-E n aass 5erris Saw
rnS - GUNNER street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

- 1S-sc small and nephew
-. -~Pr cave -.rurned 10
nf -her-vaeid alter
A-SS slR-ls sister Ms
aaa1ae- Il -aIs CIR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Dor, zss RE opportunity. L. sncw you ras -
ANDES svsr.n Orr PIPE Furnace During weak
mixing speca r7o = -xqlu clearly and ezEEtHr rust
how guards v1u- -1-i1ys heath JI1 how Z can DC
installed pTacaczy Il emily dzy Jux aow
brings hlg generous or ca-Crr; iusr how
zCueg ne. ronrF evr-y arr gaz Il.
Dent -orgrr ma. wIn1E- coming again win ra<
cid troubles gs-uncss OF ordInay
heating sys-=1s Don't De czpssr aea:a Tbs you-
cnaac. p prevent Z We guarantee me ANDES znvwu,
and j1t GINNING doesn't razs guu nave -
-lv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

Miss Ciemeuaa Neg Of EasIcweIi
sas returned TO her work II 1tss
e1rF AFTER a liree weekS VACATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

go J1st -ecs,ven ar a
~-e ,-o- srv Esnry z. Duanack.
- ~--a1- vhp Is enjoying his
: Nora Scotia bears 4 PIC
11Se-.nes Wei aac VII
b. g s7S1c p-s- Y e. q INNS, beaa-
sat ~ DUnnack w-res:
b.. 'S--e1 a 5nD-acrs orchard. The
H. =" Va-iev 5 ans Dig W
So. Af aDs-cra-k or the card 10
- ~, 9; q safe 70 assume thai.
49,. Il 3 o1r Augusta trend ls
fe'--' Z. 1ute of lis outing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
EroW Your Hair
| FREE RECIPE

-I's, ,.,s,r,aEs usr .-rw nsIE-snG nur
1-nI.t.r --uwst 81 arr % Sn-fnr
:. ~, seno me zanuins -scsps
a. -.n-l.ss & Az nKr u- wunx1 wno
= Tvg--aut dane-u6 or Exin nrw
- -,c-.t. = -esiIne eHx nj -he prep
- E5tn!fs vii ne mailed with
- MT SEND 70 crk-. stamps az
q; auc-esE IF Jurn Z Britain,
r., s.stIuu 2 Sew En-S. \ z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

b ., New screen aasse.-
! r Sylvester Tel. $50
Jig .Reoaz 2ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

:; voUr ANDES one Pipe
Furnace IS ant perercriE SHE'S
tac-rrv. Il viii De TAKEN aut
snd me mi purchase Prir-
-r+unren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

a; Belgrade GRANGE Kali
49, - ia night with Smiths
5Eiy1-- -5rupr. taests
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17
-ora- NOTICE

b. J Mer-.cks EVERY
h. " sa'c. s6c. sLss, s..sg and
T. 49,. -4es 81 % 81. auto CABS
'-g;-as, ''l4'sS'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-17

dssaa August =, 7a2D.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
FELLOW HAD BAY
rum, NOT BOOZE
Revenue Agents Suspected
Man of Being "Whis-
key Toter"
EXCITEMENT
FOLLOW CHASE

United States Officers Brumflelo
and Brown Of Baltimore, after an ex-
citing chase in the neighborhood OF
Fourth and Walnut streets about Al
o'clock this morning, arrested Thomas
Parks, aged 81 years, on a charge OF
drunkenness. The man was sus-
peeled OF being ''whiskey toter." but
when searched at the police station
only quart bottle Of bay rum was
found on him.
Joseph Tomlinson. aged % years
who was arrested at the same time.
IS charged with interfering with
United states officers.
The arrest created considerable ex-
citement and as the officers were plain
clothes men bystanders thought a
hight was about TO take place instead
OF an arrest and followed the officers.
Tomlinson, according to his state
ments at the police station, thought
mat Parks was about 10 make his
escape and tried to assist the oflcers
IN capturing the fleeing prisoner. The
statements OF the officers, however.
diner very materially from that made
by Tomlinson.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
NO DECISION
ON BISHOPRIC
BY DIR. COOK
lConLInued From FlrsL pagel


Church, who was appointed on the
committee to notify the Rev. DR.
LOOK OF his election as Bishop by the
diocesan convention said today thai
nnothlns has been heard by him from
Dr: Cook as yet.
The committee appointed by the
convention to await on the new
bblSnop VIII, in all probability, visit
baItlmore next week, he said.
Inc committee appointed 10 notify
Bishop-elect Cook Is composed OF DR.
thlcheX, Henry f. dupont, Judge VIII
nam , II. boyce, and Captain Harry V.
IN Protestant Episcopal circles. in
tpaitiillore ~, Today, the impression was
t uldt Ut LOOK would accept as Bishop.
ne Is the third in succession OF rec
tors OF st. Michael and All Angels
Lnurch to be elevated to a bishopric.
Inc nrst was the Rev. JOHN Gardner
Murray, who was made Bishop of ne
diocese OF Maryland. He was succeed
ed at 81 Michael and All Angels by The
Rev. Charles Fiske. who was made
Bishop COadiutOr Of the diocese of
Central New York.
When a successor 10 Bishop w. F.
Adams, OF Easton, was unsuccessfully
voted on by the standing committee
or the diocese, Or. Cook received a
large number of votes.
In 1918 he went TO France to work
among the doughboys as a Young
Mems Christian Association secretary
ana religious director. Stories which
came back from the firing lines indi-
Gated that DR.. Cook had made good and
had won the admiration OF The men.
lie was an ardent advocate OF pre-
paredness and put precepts into prac-
tice by going to Plattsburg as a rookie
in 1917 and taking the course there.
On his voyage TO France the steam
er Oronsa, on which he was a passen-
ger, was tOrpedOed and sunk, but he
escaped in a lifeboat.
He IS classed as a conservative, high
churohman, conducting a service SINH
lar to that conducted by Bishops
Murray and Fiske when they We're
rectors OF st. Michaels and All Angels.
Mr.: Cook is Masen, a member Of
the Rotary Club and takes part in
various public activities. Golf is his
chief outdoor recreation.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
ASH COLLECTOR OUT
$40; ALSO LOSES 25C

Testifying in Municipal Court this
morning against James Jackson, negro.
an ash chucker on one OF the clty's
ash wagons. whom she charged with
disorderly conduct Mrs. Sadie Click.
OF Second and Van Buren streets. de-
olared that the negro is unwilling
10 remove any ashes or dirt from
her house unless she gives him
money.
Mrs. Click testified that when she
refused TO give jackson any money
yesterday. he declined to remove some
dirt that she requested him 10 haul
away with The ashes and then used
a considerable amount Of profanity
toward her. She said that ever since
she gave him % cents some time ago
TO remove some dirt, Jackson knocks
on her window for money TO haul
away the ashes.
I'VE don't have to take away such
big loads II we don't want TO-" he
tells her.
Jackson denied the allegations.
Judge Hastings imposed fine OF
$40 and costs on the negro.
Alexander Jamison, attorney-at-law,
has moved his office lto No. $40 Ford
building. Telephone i066.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
PARTY FOR PASTOR.
TEN YEARS A PRIEST

About 200'members Of the congrega-
tion Of St. Thomas parish, gave a
surprise party last evening to the Rev.
John j. Lynch, IN honor OF his tei tn
anniversary Of his ordination TO the
priesthood The affair was held in
st. Thomas Hail.. State senator
Thomas +. Gormley was chairmaB OF
the committee OF arrangements. The
entertainment was furnished by mem
bers OF the parish.
The big event Of the evening was
the presentation, in the name OF his
parishioners, as a token OF their es-
TEEN, OF a purse to Father Lynch.
The presentation speech was made
by Senator GOrmley The entertain
ment features were furnished by
Willard Singley, Al MahOney, John
Collins, John Grant and John An
drews, in songs and monologues.
The purse presented to Father
Lynch contained 81 1000.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
ON TRIAL AFTER
AUTO KILLING
J. ]. Mclvor Faces Jury To-
day on Charge of Man
slaughter
CAR GOING FAST,
WITNESSES SAY

John J. Mclvor. OF Philadelphia,
was placed on trial In Court Of Cen
eral Sessions today under an indict-
ment charging Involuntary man
slaughter.
The case grows out Of the death of
Raymond b. Kelley on the evening OF
March % last. on the Philadelphia
pike. The indictment alleges that Nc
lNor, driving an automobile at an un-
lawful rate OF speed, struck Kelley
causing his death.
The case . Is being prosecuted for
the State by Deputy Attorney GEN
eral p. Warren Green, and Assistant
Deputy Attorney General Frank
Speakman.
The defendant is represented by
Philip l.. Garrett Of the local bar. and
Andrew Quinn Of Philadelphia.
The first witness for the State was
Frank W. Joyce, who said he saw
MclVor's car approaching at a speed
OF not less than forty miles an hour
and swerve from the middle OF the
road and strike Kelley, who had been
10 a dance nearby.
Howard Moss, another witness for
the State, cOrrObOrated Joyce as TO
The speed at which the McIvor auto
was going when Kelley was struck.
He told, on cross examination, Of a
large covered truck passing about the
time OF the accident or a little before,
but could not say just when il passed.
Mr.. Mclv0rs car. Moss told Of going
in Mclvor's car with Kelley TO the
hospital AFTER the car had been backed
10 The scene OF the accident.
Miller McGrOmer. who was all the
door OF the dance hall, told Of hearing
bhe crash, seeing the auto so up the
pike and two or three people leave
II and so toward the river.
Trial Of the case will be resumed
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
ARREST KIDS
TO SAVELIVES
lContInued lrom FIrst Pagel

NOonLlnued from First Page.
old, Of Roselle, and Vincent Petrucci,
aged 7 years, were the victims Of yes
terday's accidents George Neil, OF
Booths Corner. Pa. and Lorah E.
Gray, a driver Of a bus of the Peo-
pies Bus Line, are each under $4,000
bail on charges OF msnslaughter for a
hearing on net Tuesday, pending the
action OF the corOners jury in the
cases. Neil while running slowly
struck Mrs. Carpenter on Washington
street, near Ninth, with his truck and
gave himself up TO the police after
the accident.
The petrucci boy, who lived at 1911
West Ninth street, met instant death
when ne was run down by a bus
driven by Gray, about $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, almost in front
OF his home. lie was taken to the
Delaware Hospital in the police am
bulance however.
John Pariers. while riding o bicycle
in East Eleventh street, between Pine
and klrkwood streets, ran down a
boy, slightly iniuring him, yesterday
afternoon The name OF The boy
could not be obtained, IL was brought
out, in Municipal Court this morn
ing, when Judge Hastings remarked
that a charge OF assault and battery,
in addition 10 the charge Of speed
ing, should be placed against Pariers.
After the accident, Pariers was ar
rested on a charge Of speeding. The
case was continued until tomorrow
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
CITY MAY GO
WITHOUT SUGAR
fConLlnued from First pagel

Continued from First Page.
were much interested today in the
advise given by Edgar Watkins. OF
Atlanta, general counsel Of the South
ern Wholesale GrOcers' Association,
to disregard the Lever food and fuel
control act in sales Of sugar. In his
annual report made yesterday at the
convention Of the Southern assOcia-
ton in St. Louis, Mr.. Watkins said f:
The sugar situation has been be-
fore you almost constantly. The De-
partment Of Justice has given you
no definite or consistent advice, but
mas LEFT you in a state OF constant
uncertainty.
"The price-nxing provision OF the
Lever act is, in my opinion. void.
The war is ended and officials and
wholesale grocers should act accord
ingly."
j. II. McLaurin. Jacksonville. presi-
dent OF the association. charged the
canners, in part. with being RESPONSE
bic for the high cost Of living
After the Gamer has taken orders"
Mr.. McLaurin said, "he can say the
market is short and sell to those will
ing to pay the highest prices"
lie said a committee OF the associa-
tion would be appointed to confer
with Attorney-General Palmer on the
situation
J. A. ulmer, Toledo. president Of the
National Retail Grocers' Association.
assailed the iobbers and said they
had varying prices for different Gus
toners. He urged prices be stand
ardized.
Evening journal., 1920-05-13
SIMS THOUGHT
OF SUPPLIES
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that II offered too large a target. Later
ne Insisted that Il be sent 90 a Brit
ish port asserting no French ports
were suitable. The department accept
cd this advice and on her first trip
she stuck in The mud in Liverpool
and had TO walt a month until the
lunar tride came In before she could
be Heated. Daniels said
Daniels went into charge previously
made that Sims was more solicitious
about safety Of merchant ships than
OF troop transports.
III | had believed that Admiral
Sims cherished any such idea" DAN
iels said that he valued supplies
more than the lives OF American sol
diers; that he was willing to en-
danger troop transports In order TO
save cargo ships. he would have been
Instantly removed from command"
He quoted Sims as writing to Ad-
miral Bayly. British commander at
Queens town. that Daniels insisience
on safety OF troops ships was largely
political"