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Evening journal., 1920-04-28
NEGROES DENOUNCE
'NIGGER' REFERENCE

Appelallons such as 'nlggers' and
"darkics.' are denounced IN resOiu-
tiOns adopted by lhc ColOred Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Ministerial Union OF
Wilmington. which met In EZiOn NJ Z.
Church, MINI ana French streets.
yesterday afternoon The resolutions.
which were adopted unanimously. are
as follows:
Whereas. we hQve seen in recent
Plumbers OF the public press refer
ences to our people as 'nlggers and
darkles. and
Whereas. we would be less than
men II we did not respectfully but
efhphatically resent and denOunce The
spirit which actuaies such express
si0ns as subverslVe OF The very Irln-
cipals for which our own negro boys
fought. hled and died
Resolved, That we most earnestly
request all laW-ablding liberty
fair-mlnded American citizens 90 cease
The use OF such unkind unfriendly
terms,
First. Because Il is I'M American.
l The true American spirit Is that OF
the klndllest and most liberal con-
siderailon OF an men regardless Of
race or station
secondly. Because u breeds and
VtiptludltN race nttftut anu roster,
an unrest which viii always prove
inimlcal DO the best interest Of both
parties concerned and the country at
large.
"And thirdly; because u reflects
upon The Intelligence and culture OF
the individuals or groups by whom
such terms are employed
I'VE are well aware Of the fact That
the best and most highly cultured
white people do not use these oppro-
brious terms: and 10 would be wisdom
on the part OF others TO try at least
10 emulate the best.
Resolved, finally, that as Ions as
the doors Of The schools. colleges and
universities OF this and other coun-
tries remain open TO Negroes as well
as while men, and as long as God
continues 10 pour into the brains Of
/ Negroes possibilities OF development
( That are unlimited, we must think as
other men think.
And as long as the one great
Benefaclor continues 10 endOW Us
/ with unlimited powers OF soul. with
similar susceptbililies, impulses, ten
denotes. and emotions, we must feel
! as other men feel
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
MAI. ROBERTS, U.S.. A.,
COMNiENDSRECRUITERS

Major William Roberts. OF the re-
cruiting service OF the u. :. A.. has
been placed In command OF lh, Balii-
more recruiting district. which IN
cludes Maryland and Delaware. Major
Roberts while a visitor here yesterday
commended those in charge Of the To-
cal recruiting office for their work.
Wilmington, he said, was one ~ the
best fields for recruiting in ,his
country.
Lieutenant Herbert A. Russell. Of
the local recruiting office, has been
put in charge OF the athletic com
miliee OF the American Legion circus.
which is to be held here May 81
June ..
Lieutenant Russell will have the
best army boxers and wrestlers in
the country here The entire week
There will be a picked infantry pla-
booths, one showing all the weapons
loon which will give the people an
idea Of military tactics. TWO large
used by the u. :. Army and the other
showing a lot OF captured guns
brought over from France also will
be shown.
Establishments are now open fo-
fifty colorcd recruits, who will be
sent 60 the cOlored service school
attachment. OF Camp Benning. Ga. a
school for officers
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
INTER CHURCH WORK
Is GOING FORWARD

Although the importance OF the In
ter-Church World Movement is not
fully accorded in the lower part OF
The State, progress OF the campaign
Is faring well. according TO William
G. Monlignani, State director. Organ
izaiion has been completed in Sus-
sex county at Georgetown, win the
Rev. William Gibson, chairman of the
local committee. and J. A. Messick,
a merchant as treasurer. Al Milford,
the headquarters for Kent county has
been established with the Rev. Thorn
a q. Davis. chairman. and Thomas
Davis. a merchant. treasurer.
Organization in New Castle county
Is not so well effected, although OIL
cials have been selected for the COM
miliee. Rcv. William G. Harris. chair
man and A. f. Lindlcy, Of the !.
NJ. G. A.. treasurer. Mr.. Montignani
said last night the response TO the
appoal in Wilmington has not been
up To what was expected nor the
equal OF other parts Of the state.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
nOCKESsIN GRANGE.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
HOCkESSlN. Del. April 2S-liockes-
sin Grange. 40. 4, held its regular
meeting on Monday evening.
The two teams previously appoint
cd, 10 secure new members reported
he following applications: Mrs. Anna
l.. W. Onanniel Amos II O'nanniel
Miss r. Lillian Townsend. Harold O.
Townsend, reported by Miss Margaret
Shakespeare: Miss Ruth 4. Little
Harold Ogram. reported by Wilson T
Pierson; Eva Z. Levey. James u. LeVey
and J Arthur TrImble, reported 10y
Fred TrImhle.
Those on the literary program be-
ing absent the following voluntary
program was offered Piano duet by
Mrs DennisOn and Miss Margarel
Shakespeare. recitation by A. w
Armstrong: reading by Wilson T. Pier
son aud samuel :. Dennlson.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
HOSPITAL TO HAVE
THEATRE BENEFIT

The performance Of "Daddies.r
BelascO production, at the Playhouse.
May 10, through the courtesy of the
Management, Will be TO a certain eX-
tent a Homeopathic Hospital benefit.
All tickets sold through the hospital
committee. for that performance, will
bring to that institution a generous
share OF the purchase amount, al
though costing The purchaser no more
than if he bought his ticket at the
theatre box office.
The Homeopathic Hospital Com
mittee, Of whom the tickets must be
bought. if the hospital is TO benefit
are Mrs Robert Pennington, chairman,
telephone number 3O35; Mrs. j. Ches-
Ter Gibson, telephone number $3.50: (:
Mrs. II. >. Schutt telephone number
1892; Mrs Joseph Bancroft. telephone
number 2260; Mrs. j. Monteith Jack
son, telephone number sos; Miss Mar
ION Beadenkopf. telephone number
j92 Tickets may also be purchased
from the members Of the board Of
managers.
Tickets purchased may be exchang-
ed at the Playhouse on May for re-
serve seats The regular sale OF seals
at the theatre will start May 6.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
NEGROES HERE
FOR CONFERENCE
Salary Increases for Bis
hops, Preachers Part of
A. u. M. E. Discussion
TIME CHANGE
DELAYS SOME

With about fifty members present,
the 10Th annual session Of the Del
aware Annual Conference u. A. NJ. e.
convention opened in the Union u. A.
NJ. L. Church, Twelfth and French
streets, this morning. Rt Rev. B. II.
Ruley is presiding.
Members Of the conference were
much confused over the daylight saw
ing time in effect in this city. other
towns Of the State still operating on
standard time. After some discus
sion, the clocks in the church were
turned back one hour and the ses-
siOns Will meet hereafter according
TO standard time. Many members liy-
ing outside Wilmington were guided
by standard time and were late for
the session.
The conference has a membership OF
about three hundred and the larger
part Of these will be in attendance at
the sessions tomorrow
Contemplation Of increasing the
superannuated claims One-third. was
brought out when the subject OF the
claims was brought up at this morn
ing's session. The Ministerial Relief
Association increased the claims for
charitable purposes.
II was also brought out that a gen.
eral Increase in the salaries of all min
/ isters OF the conference, from the
Bishop down, Is expected 10 be made
/ before the conference adiOurns
The Eucharistic sermon was preach
/ ed by the Rev. William j. Ryder.
Mayor Taylor is expected to address
the conference tonight.
The session this afternoon met at
| 2,3O o'clock, local time. A paper was
| read by II. T. Ryder, Of the anniver-
sary department. and another one by
Luther Smith on anniversary, VIII
lisms' memorial and superanuated
/ claims
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
RECEPTION FOR
NEWPORTPASTOR
Methodists of Town Plan
Happy Night for DR..
Moore and Wife
WON'T PROSECUTE
HOUSE BREAKER
speclaI 10 The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening journal.
NEWPORT. April 2s.-The Ladies'
Ala society OF the NJ. Il. Church will
hold lis monthly business and social
meeting This evening al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin f. Bail
On Friday evening a reception Will
be given Rev F. y Moore and his
wife. The public Is invited
The funeral OF Franklin G.. Slndall
took place yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. ri p. Nichols OF smyrna, a
former pastor Of Newport Church,
Was In charge
"A. Y. Berg, OF the krebs Pigment
Chemical Co.. whose house was en-
Tered by a negro on Saturday, re-
fused 10 prosecute the young man.
The Richardson Park CiVics CLUB
viii hold a dance this evening In
Masonic Temple.
Alfred savers. who has been CON
fined 20 his home for sometime. >uf-
fcring with pneumonia, is much inn
proved
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Nichols, OF
smyrna, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Groome.
Mrs. Harold Bradley, OF pennsgrove,
n. j.. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Poole
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Thomas. OF ELK
ton. have returned TO their homo afler
a few days viait with Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Seeds
Mr.. ard RMS. Howard Weidin. Of
Philadelphia. visited friends ncre on
Sunday
The Womans Club will hold MS
business and social meeting on n i-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Mckinney.
Miss Viola Seeds spent the week
end with her aunt Mrs. George B
Clayton. at Bcllefonte.
Harrison Day. OF the =. l. dupont
do NemOurs and Company, al parlin
n. j., spent the Weekend at his
home here.
Mrs. Earle p. Hayden VIII leave
here on Friday evening for Chicago
10 join her husband. who Is en-
ployed by the Zapon Leather Cloth
Company. They Will live in Chicago
Springer Benson, who has beer
working In Escanaha and Manisiigue
Mich, for about four months FOR the
pusey and Jones Company has re.
turned TO his homo and Is now EN-.
ployed at the Wilmington plant OF
The company.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w Maclary, Misse.
Bessie and Emma Maclary and Rob.
ert Maclary m0tored TO Elkton Oh
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Jane.
keolig.
Mrs. John A. Cransion and Mis-.
Ella w Johnston attended the meet.
ing and luncheon Of the eXocutiv,
board OF The Delaware Equal Suf
frage Association at the Hotel dupon
yesterday
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
CIRCUS WILL VISIT
MINGTON MAY u

For the kidd.es the three best days
in the year are Christmas, Fourth Of
July and Circus Day. This latter hol-
today the first advance agents OF
Ringing Brothers and Barnum and
Bailey Combined Circus are in town.
The posters and advertising matter
all inform the waiting vicinity that
the circus comes TO Wilmington, Fri
day, May q. The circus will come
from Baltimore. It is now in New
York City.
This years program is promised 10
surpass all others. In addition TO re-
tanning the leading celebrities of tho
circus arena which introduced the cir
been provided
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
rIIREE WINS an POOL

Ralph r. White won his second
game In the pocket billiard tourna-
ment OF The Young Mems Republican
club last night when ne defeated
"Chan" prouse, 100 TO 90. MT White
is the only enlrant who has played
two games. ,, "a,
w nIayed 30 points Of The i00-pOint
game. at the end Of which the for
me- had 30 points 10 divers 40. The
game will be finished later.
The FIRST match was In The first
class and the second was In the SEQ
ond class OF the tournament.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
CAUSTICFLING
( AT DEMOCRATS
CONTINUED From First Page.
.lr al, mon cain lhnir nolifical free.

CONTINUED From First Page.
Help VCmen gain their political free
dom.
Mrs. Hillcs will be the principal
5ppaker tomorrow evening at SUI
lraec neighburhood party at Pie
home Of Mrs. +. B. Jones, No. 1918
Delaware avenue. at which the ne
Acssiiy OF securing ratification hy The
Delaware Legislature will be urged.
Miss Mabel Vernon, national secrt
larry OF the MOman's Party. also WI
sneak on the prospects of ratification
10 other States. An invitation Is eX-
tended 60 an who are interested IN
suffrage to attend the meeting, which
begins al 3 O'Clock.
4 number Of Wilmington suilra-
gisis will attend the meeting in
Odessa tonight. at which Mrs. Hilles
and Miss Elsie Hin Will speak 70
urge Speaker Corbit to vote for rati-
ncoiion.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
TRACE SMALLPOX
T0SUSSEX COUNTY
special 10 The Evening Journal

Special TO The Evening Journal.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S-Thrce
thousand persons were vaccinated in
West Philadelphia today following ths
discovery OF three cases Of small
poX.
Those vaccinated lived in the BLOCK
bounded by the west side Of Fifty
sixth street, east side Of Fifty-eighth
street south side OF Pine street, and
the north side OF hardwood avenue
including Usage avenue, and Addison
street The area was surrounded by
police at a. m. and the vaccination
lasted until 3.
The outbreak has been traced by
DR.. Johnson TO Bayard, Del, near
Georgetown.
Those stricken are Harry Daisy and
his wife. Mrs. Miry Daisy, who for
merly lived In Bayard, and Harold
Richards. seven. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Richards
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
COL. MILLER ATTENDS
pITTSRI RICH MEETING

Local workers for the General Wood
campaign were Interested today IN
the success OF a meeting held yester-
day. In Western Pennsylvania. Wood
organizations from fourteen congres-
sional districts in That part OF the
kfvsions state were addressed by
Coionel Thomas W. Miller OF This
citv. and Frank H. Hitchcock
Last evening Colonel Miller at
tended a dinner given In honor OF
General Wood and Governor Sproul
tl the Americus Club. in Pittsburgh
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
ASK REKEARING
In STEEL SUIT

WASHINGTON. April 2S. United
pressl The government today asked
the supreme Court for a rehearing
OF the antitrust case against the
United states Steel Corporation, re-
Gently decided adversely to the gov
ernment.
The brief OF The government In ask
inc the rehearing, sharply attacks the
position OF the court taken in It's Opln-
ion OF the steel case that mere size
does not constitute violation OF laws
prohibiting combinations in restraint
of trade.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
QUIZ men IN
PRISON ABOUT
CRUELTY TALE
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Continued from First Page
The Witnesses 10 refuse TO be as open
in making their statements. Harm.
be added, would be done If .lhe news
papers used the testimony at this
lime.
Samuel Bell, negro prisoner was
HE FIRST witness called this morning
ne relating The names OF dhe twenty
or more prisoners who occupied cells
on the tier IN which Lemuel Price.
the negro murderer. was confined up
10 the time he escaped, Monday eve
ming, December %.
Bell proved 10 be a good witness
according TO the investigating commit,
Tee, and IL was evident that the es
cape OF Price, the murderer OF Patrol
man Thomas l.. Iebley, was 10 %
gone into fully at tOday's hearing.
William Simpson, a White prisoner
who is alleged TO have furnished The
coat and hat TO Price after ne lefk
the cell, was the second witness call
ed az this mornings session.
While WOrkhOusc officials contend
| lhat Price was not assisted In escaD-
ing that his flight was due 10 care
I lessness, 10 was evident that the leg
islatlNc investigating committee Is
seeking 10 learn whether Price had
help from the inside.
A prisoner named Rocco, Il was said
| Today, would also be called as a VIII
ness, Il having been reported that he
! knew how Price was assisted In gel
! Ting away, who helped the murderer
and how much money was paid for
/ that help.
A diagram Of the cell in which
Price had been confined was viewed
| by the committee.
The investigating committee Is
expected TO complete its probe insO-
/ far as employees and prisoners at the
| wOrkhouse are concerned. this after
/ noon, when the guards Will be Ques-
! TONED. The committee Will then ad-
, iOurn, 10 Is expected, until some time
next week. when the trustees will be
I interviewed in this city by the com
\ mittee.
/ That the Investigation has caused
much concern 20 the inmates at the
/ wOrkhOuse was evident yesterday
when one man. a Negro. refused 90
other prisoner, a white man. Is re-
ported Go have broken down and cried
| while giving his testimony.
The prisoners. while willing Go do
an they can 10 assist the committee
appear DO be willing 10 let the mat
ter drop. Others look upon The probe
as sort OF a "frame-up' and are raih-
or reluctant TO give any information
for fear it will react against them.
The prisoners are all anxious "a
continue the honor system recently
put In effect.
This morning Warden plummer or
dered William Woods, now serving q
term for highway robbery, transferred
from The workshop 90 the farm as as
sisiani TO q. b. Wainwright farm
superintendent Woods was one oi
the men who assisted Warden Plum.
mer 20 start the honor system.
Woods term expires next sunday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
ANOTHER GRANGE TALK.

special 10 Ihe Evening Journal.
STANTON, April 2S.-DiamOnd state
Grange enjoyed social hour on Mon
day night. .
Il was decided, however, not 10 fall
In line with the daylight saving plan.
but TO continue with their meetings
during the summer months at s
O'Clock, standard time
At the meeting next week an inter
esiing program Will be furnished in
Guiding a community sing.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
KTWANIS CLUB 0.K.'S
DAYLIGHT SAVING

Daylight saving was endorsed by a
unanimous vote. at the luncheon Of
the KiWanis Club at the Hotel du-
pOnt today Mayor Taylor presided
and put resolution @voring the
change in time TO the assembled club
men, who were a unit In adopting 10.
There were no special speakers To-
dav. hut the newly organized Kiwanis
Jazz Band provided music that set
every foot tapping morrily. A. ~ san
born, the photographer, took flash
light photograph M the band In ac-
tion. The picture viii be reproduced in
the Kiwanls Magazine.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
DENTISTS NOW CAN
BUY GOV. OUTFITS

Congressman Caleb r. Layton today
said he desired to inform all eX-service
dentists. and any others who are en-
gagged in the dental profession. THAT
me bin which he introduced for The
disposal Of an The surplus dental out
ms held by The War Department. mas
now become law. BY the terms OF
mis- act the dental outfits are now
available 10 any individual purchaser
snvwhere in the United States, DR..
Layton says.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

CHImIIlmUA TAKEN RY REBELs.

FL pASO. Texas, April y. United
pre.Al Chihuahua City was cap
iured By Obregon revoluiionists with
out bloodshed representatives, OF the
revdlulionary movement here claimed
today. Rumors OF lighting in Chi
huahua city today We're mol con
nrmed by representatives Of either
farIlnn hero
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
ACCUsE nm or BICYCLE THEFTs

patrOlman Mc1dnlel this morning
arrested Joseph Beard, aged i5 wears.
Of Henry Clay. on the charge OF lar
ceny OF two bicycles, which the officer
recovered and brought 10 the police
station with his prisoner.
As the alleged offence was commit
ted outside the city limits and the Ju-
venile Court has no jurisdiction over
The case the prisoner was released. but
may be tried for the offence before a
Justice Of the peace.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28

From July. 1918 10 July, 1919, the
total of property transfers was 1902 !,
to date, with virtually three months
yet remaining TO be accounted for,
realty transfers have reached a total
OF ii76. 10 is altogether probable
that as April, May and June are re-
garded as the biggest months, that
the yearly total viii top $500.
A record OF transactions for the past
thirty years shows that 1910 was the
lowest year for transfers when only
9iO properties changed hands. Janu-
ary 6f this year was within 200 OF that
mark.
Yearly records from 1917, when the
big rush began. follow: 1917 3i92
1918. 3295: 1919. 1852.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
FRANCIs FLEMING DFAD

Francls FlcmIng, elghi year old sun
OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward Fleming. OF
Kenneth Square, died last sunday. All
who knew the little fellow were shocL-
ed to hear Of his death as he was well
liked In the community.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
ROTARIANs ELECT TOMORROW.

The annual meeting OF the Rotary
Club will be held al the Hotel dupont
at noon tomorrow, when officers and
directors for the ensuing year viii lss
elected.
The entertainment committee has
appointed Frank McHugh chairman,
Max Matthews and Candy C. Mann
mele as a subcommittee 10 arrange
for the meeting on Thursday, May 6.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
ANDAsTAKA TRIRE no vIsIT.

AndasIaka IrlDel No. n. viii Vlsli
Little Bear Tribe. OF Bear station.
tomorrow evening. All wishing Ia
go are 10 meet at Red Mems hsll New
port. not later than 7.i5 O'Clock A
large crowd Is expected The irir
Will be made by auto.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
some TRYING TO
DEFEAT foster
IConllnned From Flrst pagel

was held in this city yelts.udy 20
consider today's election at the county
hospital
The caucus nominations for the hos
piial stan arc.
superintendent. James w Foster;
physicians. Dr. p. A. NJ. Rovitli and
Henry w. Briggs secretary. Edward /.
Clark: attorney, John Lynn; matron.
Mrs. Margaret Beacon; assistant ma
iron. Miss Wadsley; head female
nurse Miss Elizabeth Moore: head
male nurse, Lewis Racine, engineer,
James ellis: foreman OF farm r.
CrOmpiOn: chauffeur, Eugene Burris
and Waichman. Walter r. Noune
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
no EJECT ZIONIST DELEGATES.

The Zionist Organization OF Amcri-
ca. Wilmington district. VIII hold an
election on sunday afternoon al Adas-
kodesh Synagogue for delegates io tfe
Zionist convention 90 open in Atlantic
CITY on MAY 30.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
n :. FARM LEASE APPROVED.

Approval has been given Dy ule
Mar Department 10 the lease executed
by The United states Engineer Omce
here Of ~ 3-i acres Of farm land onn-
ed by the government near Delaware
City, TO ;. l.. Beck, Of the latter place.
The lease calls for payment OF $50 a
year rental.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
STANTON TO HAVE CARNIVAL.

Special to The Evening Journal
STANTON, April 2S-The Stanton
Community Association held its
monthly business and social meeting
last Friday evening in the Friends
Meeting House.
Officials Of the Bus Line Company OF
Wilmington were present, and adv0-
Gated the bus line service from STAN
ton 10 Wilmington.
The association decided to hold
street carnival this summer. and tho
following committee was appointed TO
make plans r. Earl Dickey, chairmans
Alvin Satterthwaile and Harold
Mitchell
Reiitations were given by owen
Johnson, Franklin Anderson and Edna
Taylor.
The members who had birthdays
during the month were Harold
Mitchell. Edward Powell. and Miss Sue
Currinder. Ice cream and cake was
served by them.
The next meeting OF the association
will be held on May 2i.
Mrs. C. p Dickey is visiting Mr..
and Mrs Edward Auxor at Lancaster.
Pa.
Miss Lucy Hahn had as her guests
over the weekend, her two brothers.
Of Greenwood. Del.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
sea.7IO.75O ron INTER-CHURCH.

NEW NORk, April 2S TInlIod
Press THE Inler-Church World
Movement reported today, S29,7i0750
has been subscribed by twelve of ahe
thirty denominations engaged In the
drive for s336111512. These returns
we-e incomplete the announcement
said
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
IMpnnNE p. S. duPONT EsIATE.

Visitors 10 the handsome estate OF
pierre :. dupont, at LongWood, state
mai the improvements that are being
mad, There are most extensive. The
r iargo rreenhouses being erected for
~ raising OF tropical fruit, are pro-
PRESSING in fine shape and workmen
ar. an the various jobs. demanded. II
is said that when finished, the green,
houses will be among The largest and
finest in the world. n,.
great portion Of Mr.. duPonts es-
tate is open TO visitors, and hundreds
az auto parties visit 1t on sundays.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
woonvFN no ENTERTAIN.

Ilc0hs Iamn NO lJZI NlI7Tn
Moodmen pf America, viii hold a
Ladies' Night this evening, In roon
10. Q. Opera House Building. The en-
terlalnment committee has arranged
a very interesting program. including
selections by MOrines Orchestra. Re
freshments will be served.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
g. W. +. MILLER sIICHTIY IN.

GeOrge " T Mlllor. principal as
sisiant and consulting engineer OF the
Uniled states Engineer Ollce here.
and who has general supervision of
AN engineering work I'm this district.
Is ill at his apartments. No. 9OI JEFF
-1--,n s.r- {. he - sY@e-.Ss rom
mild cold and grlp.
Evening journal., 1920-04-28
RIIRNED BY Molten ,rT,I

Theodore Clenovick. of No 5i-
South Harrison street, was admitted
10 the Homeopathic Hospital This
morning suffering from a burned foot
he was injured at The plant OF the
Eastern Mallcable Iron Company
Whom iadis OF nssssx ns.al ~
upset