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Evening journal., 1920-07-23
ADMITS OLD CRIME,
JAILED FOR NEW

Local detectives who were present
al the session OF plead guilty day
In Court Of General Sessions today
heard Walter Ross, Negro, charged
with larceny Of clothing say he was
in trouble once before when charged
with stealing from White Brothers.
When asked what sentence was i'm
nosed upon him for the ofense, Ross
rrplied: Nothing, ! ran away
Judge Rice, in imposing sentence,
said. Ross, the court feels you are
honest in your statements and viii
take it into account IN Imposing sen
tence." Ross was sentenced TO serve
I'll months Imprisonment &c pay Sit
restitution money and the costs OF
the case. Ross then asked II This
sentence was for the White case or
for stealing clothes. on which charge
ne had been arrested.
Jonathan Chandler, Negro, was SEN
ienoed TO two months Imprisonment
on charge OF carrying concealed
a razor. M
Lindsay Jones. Negro. pleaded guilty
10 stealing a gold watch and Si2 from
Robert III. Weldin and was sentenced
10 serve rs months.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
HARBOR BOARDN
SECRET SESSION

Routine business was transacted
and routine bills were paid by the
Board OF H8rbOr Commissioners to-
day Then She board n'iired 10 con-
ference closed TO representatives Of
the newspapers. following a method
now resorted 10 by several city and
county departments.
IT. q. Hubbard. representing the
Arundel Corporation, contractors for
Front street wharf. protested at the
meeting today against the decision
~ the commissioners last week, that
the contractors must flnsh the wharf
by August 4. the original time belng
March 4. The board commended that
ii was allowed ample time for various
handicaps and resolved that If The
contractors has not finished the work
| nv The first Of next month"; an insnec-
/ Tor will be appointed to examine the
/ progress OF construction, his salary
| 10 be paid by the corporation.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
UNION OIL or DELAWARE
ACOlflRFS CENTRAL PET.

Uniou OH Co. OF Delaware has ac-
QuIrCd control of Central Petroleum
Co., for which a daily net production
of 1000 barrels of OH In tho Mldcon-
tineni Is claimed 10 has more than
1900 acres under lease. OF which
26OO0 acres are Ia Oklahoma and A.
j20 In Kansas. 1890 acres In Okla
hOma are undeyolopcd Central Pc
iroloum Go. owns iOOgs Of Inc stock
g9h 20 OF the common. and 1905 of
The preferred stock OF the Saramor,
! on a Gas Co. 9SGa OF the stock of iht
/ Wigwam ON Co.. and iO0fo of th'
IRolh-Argue-M Marie Bros. OIL Co. am,
/ st. Lawrence on Co.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
WATKINS HEADS
PROHIB. TICKET

LINCOLN, Neb., July % United
Press. Prohibition party leaders TO-
day began laying plans for an ag-
gressive campaign for the election OF
Aaron 5. Watkins. Germantown, o.
as President
Watkins. keynote speaker OF the
National Prohibition Convention here,
was selected the Presidential candi-
date late last night on the second
ballot His nomination followed word
from William j. Bryan that he could
not sever connections with the DEM
ocratic party" The choice made the
third OhiOan nominated on a Presi-
dental candidate.
ID. Leigh Colvin, OF New York City,
was selected as the Nice-presidental
candidtte. His nomination was unani-
nous
Bryan. in declining the unanimous
nomination as standard bearer de-
clared he did not know how he would
vote in the coming elections, but said
"other reforms which make 10 impos-
sible for me 10 focus my attention
upon the prohibition question alone.
demanded that he not allliate with
the party.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
Y. NJ. II. A. NOTES

A few weeks ago the Y NJ II. A.
announced rs last dance In The audi
tOrium. expecting That 10 would be
renovated by now. The Y W. n. A..
had planned 90 give a Phoebe Snow
dance on next Thursday evening
July %. expecting 10 open the hall
then Not wishing 10 disapp0ni its
members. the Y. ". n. A. viii hold
the dance as scheduled and invites
the Y. NJ. and Y W. and an their
friends. Good music has been en-
gared for this summer festival.
on Sunday, August 4, picnic will
be held at Lenape Park. Those wish
ing 90 accompany The crowd must
send their names and half dollars 10
| either Miss Rose Hillers0hn, Ni West
/ street. or Philip Heimlich. Y. NJ. II
! A.. BY Tuesday, July 21, as reserve
| lions must be made. No accommoda-
tiOns are guaranteed on date or pic
mic. Cars will leave The Y. NJ. II. A
building at 30 a. m.
The American Jewish Congress
/ which was 90 have held a meetinl
this sunday, has found 10 necessary q
postpone Il until Sunday, October 1
The Y. NJ. II. A. moonlight commit
tee thanks the Delaware Avenue Bap
tisl Church for It's kindness in accom-
modating 40 Of the "N" members whl
did not board the Y NJ II. A. boat
. The Delaware Avenue Baptist Churci
accepted the members Of \. n. n. A
las its guesS-
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
NO DATE SET FOR :
ACTION ON FARES

No meeting Of the Public UNITY
Commissioners has been called 70
act on he request Of the Whining
ton erG Philadelphia Traction COM
plny for an increase in trolley farcs
90 eight cents. Philip J. Isaac. chair
man OF The commission. is auihor-
lied 10 call a meeting There aro
now four members OF The commls-
sion, there having been Vacancy
from the Fourth Representative dis
lrlct for many months 10 is UNDER
stood The four commissioners are
evenly divided at present un the fare
Increase question. The term OF COM
missioner Charles =. Robinson viii
| expire next month. he being regarded
as opposed Do The fare Increase. That
viii make two vacancies in the COM
mission for Mayor Taylor TO ON.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
FOR
STATEURGED
BY BANKERS

Continued From First pagcl
mandatory budget system for the state
be adopted AZ the smyrna meeting.
former Governor Charles r. Miller
and Henry p. Scott will speak on
The subject.
In the eeneral discussion on the
budget system, In which.lohn NJ. Mem
dinhall, William r.. Budd and John
Richardson, Jr, participated. the upin-
ion was expressed that In the pres
ent system OF State finance too much
money was being wasted. and through
The installation Of am adequate budget
system hundreds of thousands OF dol
hrs could be saved annually. The
New Castle county Levy Court was
criticised for approving bills which
were rejected by the comptroller.
Among those present were. J lhn
Richardson, Jr. and a. ID. Warner.
National Bank Of Delaware, Whining
tom r. u. Robinson, Central National
Bank, Wilmington: Frederick Brady
and ID. w stevens and W X. Belts.
The Peoples National Bank Middle
town. John r. Taylor New Castle
Trust Company. New Castle: John s.
Rossel and J. NJ Mcndlnhall. Security
Trust and safe Deposit Company. WIZ
mingi0n. Dr d. ". Lewis, Delaware
Trust Company. MddhtoWn; Charles
B. Wilson, George NJ Jones. and John
Carrow First National Bank. Dover
g. NJ. Simpler Tie FELTON, Bark Eel
ton; William n. Budd. secwiAry
Chamber of Commerce. Wilmington
William q. Taylor, Delaware Trusl
! Company; Kirkland A. Wilson. New
York, American Acceptance Copncil
! /. ]. Wood, New Castle County Ma
ti0nal Bank, Odessa; Ezekiel Cooper
wv. B. Davis and Joseph r. Biggs, Del
aware Trust Company, Mlddletown.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
TOO
LAX COURT SAYS

Resident Judge Rice In Court OF
General Sessions at the plead Guilty
Day. session expressed surprise at
parents allowing their sons TO roam
about an night. In addressing the
father OF Leon r. Johnson. a youth
charged with larceny OF automobile
tires and shoes he said. 81 cannot un-
derstand parents who allow their
children 10 stay out all night. You
have been lax In allowing 10. There
is no good reason for the average
boy 20 be out an night"
Leon and Earl Wells, pleaded guilty
10 larceny and both were parOled in
the care Of J. A. Oliver.
James Price. Negro, brother Of
Lemuel Price, the Negro murderer 0f
patrOlman ThOnbs J.. Zobley, was
sentenced TO serve 10 months on a
charge OF larceny OF several barrels
OF potatoes. Arthur Gaines, charged
with a like onense, entered plea
OF not guilty.
Earl Sinclair. OF West Hoboken. n,
j.. pleaded guilty bo a charge Of steal
ing a watch from a cafe at 100 West
Front street lie was sentenced 90
one year in the WOrkhouse and siOO
fine.
Ernest l.. Smith. who pleaded guilty
TO stealing an automobile, was sem
fenced TO serve two years and SIX
months.
The case of Louis Deitrick, charged
with the larceny Of an automobile
was continued until Friday. Septem.
/ her 30, the next Plead Guilty Day.
Harry NJ. ConnOr pleaded guilty e
stealing a diamond ring from th'
/ house at 20i0 Boulevard. where d. was
working for EllwoOd S0uder. Afiel
/ being lectured by Judge Rice he wa'
parOled 10 j. a. Oliver for a period d
/ two years and ordered % pay siJ
/ restitution money. This money. Judg'
Rice said, was tO be paid In monthly
| installments, and he urged Connor q
! lead an upright life from now on.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
DEATHS


CAV WrHROp-S Suddenly, at Swarthmorn4
Pa, Henry Oawthrop. In his soth year,
Funeral from his late residence. i1si
haward Ave. swarthmore, on lth day.
2ith insta., at $50 o'clock (standard
DONNELI-At Minquadnle Home on
Thursday. July ID, 1890 James NJ
Donnell aged s0 years.
Relatives and friends are Invited tol
attend the funeral services at Whites
Clay Creek Church, on Saturday after
noon, July a. az o'clock (sinudardl
timel lnierment In adjoining cemetery.
p, 1920, william n. Mccormick. aged
Funeral services az the home Of Mrs
Edward Berry, Oh franklin street, on
Monday afternoon. az o'clock. inter-
mcnt nt Iombardy cemetery.
BuRKErr-ln Edgcwood, Nd. on July
20. 1870. Violet L., infant daughter
OF Bridget " and Sergeant Joseph c.
Burkcti aged s months.
Relatives and friends of the family aro'
Invited 90 attend the funeral from tho
residence OF her grandmother Nrs-
Ella Haggcriy, Hi Chapple street. ol
Friday afternoon, at o'clock Ooctl
tlmel. lntcment at st. Joscph's ceme-
tcrq.
HIMswORTH- In Richardson Park on
July ~. 1920. David. beloved husband
Of Levina X. Himsworth, aged 03
years.
MNINNlNNN. AIINNNNl NNINNNIH OF iNI|nH
Council 80. I. Dr. o. u. A. NJ. are in
vitod 90 attend the funeral services. nt
the residence Of his son-iu-law, A. X.
Taylor. DUPONT Road. richardson Park.
on sunday afternoon, July %. 1920, at =
o'clock standard tlmcl. lnterment at St
James cemetery, Newport. Del.
MCCULLOUGH In New Castle, Del, on
July 81. 1920. Ida Sidney Lewis. vito
of Lewis Wesley Mccullough, aged
| as years
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral services. at her lat1
residence. 13i nohhin street. on Friday
evening. July %. at o'clock. lntermeuf
NO Chester Rural cemetery, Chester, Pa.
saturday morning. at no o'clock.
FLErCHER-in Philadelphia. on July
20. 1870 Ascnath Fletcher, wife n tho
late James Fletcher. in her e2nd year.
Relatives and friends are invited to
lattcnd the funeral services from the rcsi-
dcncc OF her son. L. IT. Fletcher, lof1
lIowdcn street. Philadelphia, Pa, o1
Friday morning. July -, at II o'clock
standard timel. lnterment at Lombardy
cemetery
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
CALM AGAIN
HOLDS TRIM
CRAFT HOUR
BEHIND Time
lContlnued dom FIrst Page.l

CONTINUED from First page.l
that the challenger had been COM
PEELED 10 go easy during her tdcking
bouts In shore In Wednesdays great
race The mainsheet. the rope which
controls the main boom. and thus the
malnsNl had iuggod at The traveller,
The iron rod along which The brock
slips as The boom swings until 10 be-
came loose in iis faslcnings and
slightly s,rsined the deck.
WITH these repairs, Captain Burton
and his crew expressed confidence
This morning that Shamrock ~
would show the way 20 Resoluie over
the triangular course this afternoon
and annex the lone victory that Is
separating her from the cherished
up.
A victory by Rasoluie would even the
score at two races each and would
make The decisive heat for the cup
over windward and leeWari -oyi So
which is much 90 the liking OF The
American craft.
Should Shamrock win today and
| lifi The cup. 10 is said that sne New
York Yacht Club will Immediately
/ present a challenge 10 Sir Thomas
/ Upton for a race next year. The
l'palJulp ApCaIp 81 uoluM '7Suauuua
provides for contest of yachts with
a water line OF ii5 feet.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
TO
PLAN CAMPAI

Both the Democratic slate and
County Committees will hold meetings
at noon tomorrow al the rooms OF
the Democratic League, so French
IS rect. Previous 10 the meeting OF the
State committee the special commit
Tee appointed some weeks ago by
State Chairman Henry r. lsaacs TO
consider the proposition OF better
representation for Wilmington IN
Democratic state Conventions will
hold a meeting petert J. Ford Is
chairman OF The special committee
which may make It's report direct TO
the state convention 90 be held late
i'm August or early In September
Representative J, Edward McNabh,
Who was injured by fall several DAYS
ago and Is now in Or. ]. J. Jones pri-
vate hospital. was expected 20 make a
0rht before the committee tomorrow
for an Increased number Of delegates
for Wilmington. The accident will
prevent this plan being carried out
Mr. NcN9bb Is president Of the Demo
cratic League and also a member OF
the Democratic City Committee. VII
minglon Democrats favor demanding
that the city be given GO delegates IN
I the convention. the same appouion-
ment that Wilmington has In Republi-
can conventions. At present Whining.
ION Il allowed hut IS delegates In
Democratic conventions. while rura
| New Castle county has 80. and Kent
| and Sussex counties GO each
The Stale committee al the meet
/ ing tomorrow will also discuss the
fixing OF a date for The state con
lNention and plans for the coming
campaign.
Tho committeeman. will he th,
guests following the meetings tomlr
row afternoon Of the Democratic
i League at a steak dinner Plans hav'
lheen made for IS plates COmmitiei
members from down the State vii
he met by the reception conlmitte
lof the league in automobiles.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
PRICES IRREGULAR
AT MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK. July % UNITED prcssl
Prices were irre gllar at the OPEN
ing Of the New York stock Exchange
today.
Quotations were Slromberg 90. up
n Mexican Petroleum 1873 up p
Baldwin iiS, up y southern Pacific
9h. unchanged. 4. s Steel 9ih, on
h Texas Company i6h. unchanged
Cuba Cane Sugar az. on 4; t. S. Rub
hcr g2h. on y; Royal Dutch 76A. on
+ a.. Sludehakor 70h. on #; General
Motors 23h. up p. American Woolen
ISl. on A. Reading 9ih. on n Pan.
American Petroleum iWh. OF "a; Ca-
madam Pacific i22h. on q Nanadlum
I SlA. on y.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
HE NAY BIZ AFFLICTED

Joshua Hogan. Negro. Who failed 20
answer 90 a summons in City Court
yesterday on a charge Of being I'm
arrears In his support money. denied
being guilty OF contempt when ar
rafened today, explaining he was In
court yesterday. He said he did not
back in his support payments, De said
ne was sick
Judge Hastings ordered Hogan held
until he paid the support money. His
mental condition Will also be inquired
/ into.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
HAVRE DE GRACE MAY
nliN OFT EVIENDSTIp

The Havrc de Grace fire department
may purchase part or the entire fire
equipment OF the Friendship Fire
Company A visit OF inspection from
the Havre de Grace department is
expected soon and 70 is probable that
the sale viii be closed
The Havre de Grace department
Is at present equipped with one small
chemical apparatus, motor driven. a
hand engine and two horse wagons.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
new PRESIDENT
VISITSCOLLEGE
IConllnued dom Flrst page }

Continued from First pagel
cll on his arrival at Newark al noon
Yesterday. he had dinner In the Com
mons where he met the students and
members OF The faculty of the SUM
mer school. After dinner the two
men held a conference In the Prcsl-
dents o0ice when Dr. Mitchell went
over the work with him. lie then
conferred with Dean y. laurence
Smith, who will be In charge of The
college until DIT. Hulllhcn comes here
in October and Professor Charles H..
Penny relative TO vHcancies In the fac
ully Two vacancies we're caused some
weeks ago by The resignation OF Pro
foss0r Firman Thompson acting dean
nf the engineering department and d..
Homer Hoyt professor Of business adj
mimsiraiiOn.
Dr Hoyt also went bo the Wo-
mems College during the afternoon
/ where he met Dean Winfred j Rob
ins0n and several members Of ih'
/ faculty. AT 4 o'clock there was an
informal reception at Delaware Col
| lcge for the new president when h,
met an members OF The faculty now
in college. DR. Hulllhen did NOT car
10 make a statement rs 20 his plan,
FOR the college al This hIme.
I
/ president and Mrs Mitchell LEFT New.
ark This morning and viii not return
/ again their household goods having
/ been shipped 10 Richmond. Va where
In he fan Dr. Mitchell viii take M
/ his new duties as head OF the depart
] ment ~ History Of Richmond Col
/ lege They will stop today ai Mont
clair. Y. j.. where nr Mitchell will
see his lrst grandchild Morris Ran
/ dOlph Mitchell, Ir for me FIRST time
The baby was born about three weeks
ago and since that time Dr. Mitchell
has been leciuring In summer
school In The south From Monlclai-
they will go 10 Maine where they
will spend The summer.
The departure OF Dr. and Mrs
/ Mitchell Is greatlv regretted by
practically every one IN Newark NJ
/ family has ever lived In The college
/ town who has made as many staunch
/ friends In the same lenglh or time
/ MANY friends gathered at the station
this morning TO bid them goodbye
| Children living In the vicinity Of the
Presidents home on Delaware avenue
will especially miss Dr and Mrs
Mitchell. These children were al
lowed 10 play on their spacious lawn
and the many kind deeds Of both "a
| the children won the latlers hearts as
well as The great respect OF theil
| parents.
At 6 O'Clock last night Or. and Mrs
Mitchell were given a farewell sup.
per by the faculty and students Ol
inc Summer School at the Commons
Professor p. Rich. was toasimasioi
and short addresses were made D.,
Miss NJ r. nohr FOR the faculty Mis-,
Roberta Burton. president 0f ihi
Self Government Association for IN
students and Miss Mary l.. Powers
for the community and former sum
mer schools. All the speakers tolC
OF the good work that Dr. Mitchell
has done and how they regretted The
leaving OF he and Mrs Mitchell. Dr
| Mitchell responded He talked es
peoislly on ihe influence Of the teach
or. Professor and Mrs. w. A. vii
kinson Miss Han. dleticlan at Della
ware College and Miss Wilson OF lh'
Women's College were guests Mis-
Dora Wilcox sang a solo, "Oh Ny
richmond College has bought
home for Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell which
they will occupy in September.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
nANCE Ton MORKInusE nANn-

\ danco Wlf hold last nlgnI no The
Italian Republican League. 1910 West
Sixth street. for the benefit OF the
workhouse band fund. Warden NJ. n.
plummer was a guest. Michael Brank
lauded Warden plummer. in speech
on the honor system at the work
house.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
ASK US. END
MINERS STRIKE

WASHINGTON. July % UNITED
Press Representative OF the I'LL
nOis Coal Operators today submitted
recommendation 10 Secretary Iu-
multy for government action In the
strike OF labOrers which threatens 10
tie up all bituminous mines In the
state.
Edward F. Dunno, former governor
OF Illinois, who was at the White
House at the same time as the 0per-
aiOrs said there was nothing the
White House could do In The strike.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
UT PURCHASES IICENSE

Thomas ShumaEer. OF Texas. was
dismissed In City Court today OF "a
charge OF operating an automobile
without a licCnso on payment Of the
costs. shumakor was arrested yes
terday by patrOlman Robert Wallace.
while driving In the wrong direction
along Shiplcy street. When arrested
he said he did not have 90 secure "a
license as he had a private car. lie
secured a license following his ar
rest.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
GOVERNOR LOOKS
OVER STATE ROADS

Governor John G.. Townsend, Jr.,
and State Highway Engineer C.. NJ
Upham this morning inspected State
highway construction work In upper
New Castle county. They Will con-
tinue their inspection OF construction
work in lower New Castle. Kent and
Sussex counties today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
CLOgNG our SAFE or TIRES

Through an error yesterday The ad-
Vertisement Of the west side branch
OF the Consolidated Motor Tire Co.,
signature OF Consolidated Motor
Car Co." Since the advertisement
covered a special closing out sale of
Fisk and super Service Tires, the
slgnamre was Misleading.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
CnnRus FESTIVAL a sI-ccEss

Many new members were gained by
the Wilmington Community Chorus
last night from the lawn fete held
at Eleventh and Washington streets.
The affair was a success.
The chorus extends a vote OF thanks
20 the Elks who donated the use OF
the lot for the festival.
The next activity Of The chorus will
be bake ON next Saturday morning In
King street market.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
IINERpnnL COTrON.

LIVERPOOL, July % United pressl
Spots opened with good business
Today. Prices were casier. Receipts
amounted 90 1910 bales. Sales tOialled
1900 bales including 96OO American.
Futures opened easy
American mlddlngs fair 3202. good
mIddlngs. 292l, fun mddllngs, 20s2
mlddllnns. 26ll. low middllngs, 229l
good ordinary, 1911; ordinary, 1911
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
cIrN MIIK An nIn pnIcE

Mir dealers Of philadelphla have
decided 20 raise the wholesale and re-
tail price OF milk in that city, effect
i've on August 4. local dealers. said
today they are not expecting an in
crease In local prices. Philadelphia
will now pay i5 cents a quart foi
class B.. milk and ~ FOR class A
The Wholesaler viii pay 9lz cents a
quart Tor milk.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
.nn ,nIF AIrrn "TRIP

Coroner Bullock and William +.
Linton will leave over the Pennsyl
vania R3ilrOad tOnignt Tor cleveland
Ohio. where Mr.. Linton goes 10 Sc
ciire a npN automobile The return
trim ~ 500 miles will be made in the
new machine and they expect "a
reach Wilmington on the return trlI
next Monday afternoon
Evening journal., 1920-07-23

broihcrhood- must force NE rffurn 20
strikers or ON The vacancies. Reprrts
We're that Humo- threatened court
proceedings against the lead RS un-
less strikers returned before Monday
The order Of railway exnressnlen
continued today presenting it, claims
for Increased wages before The rail-
lnll lAnnr hnlrl
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
TRuCK DAMAGES SMALL can.

A motor truck owned by the VII
mingt0n and Philadelphia Traction
Company, and operated by Fred
Long, COS Madison street, collided al
Tenth and Walnut streets this morn
ing with an automobile owned and
operated by John Carroll. Tenth and
pine streets. The latter car was con
akderably damaged
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
NTW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. July % United prossl
The cotton market opened steady
today. July sold at 1880. up 27, Oct
$3.50. up D. Dec. "a 60. un 40, Jan
1918. unchanged; March 1895, up b
and May 29O3, on B.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
X. on g. SUNDAY PICNIC,

The Knights OF Columbus picnic
which was 10 have been held last
Sunday at the Bunting Farm and
postponed because Of rain, will be
held at the same place on Sunday
All knights Of Columbus are urged "
be presank
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
lnIlAan GnAINs

CHICAGO. July % United press.) F.
Opcn.nr grain:
Wheat. Dee. 2a9
Corn. July i5ih; Sept. ia3N@%
Dec. il9hm39
oats. July %; Sept. IN, Dec. 75%
@76.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
pERSnNAI.

Mrs. Isaac s. Bullock and her neice.
Miss pearl :. COnOVer. a clerk In the
office 0f County superintendent OF
schools Jump. are spending two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
mn INspFcTOR MAKES REPORT

Albert 4 cersOn, InspecIOr oI ulIs
and fluids, reported TO City Co9neii5, GU
last nirht. an inspection OF 2S,22S
gallons FOR the month OF june and
COLLECTION OF fees amounting TO SSH.
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
MCOWAN rs NEWEST COP

John A. MCGOWAN, iO9 North scott
street. was sent TO the police school
this morning, having been appointed
] a police ofilcer for the probationary
period of sn montha-
Evening journal., 1920-07-23
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
Ing. furnish the following quotations
of local securities.