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Evening journal., 1920-09-11
HASSON DIES; IRONS
ACCUSED OF MURDER

Upon the death OF George Hasson.
Negro. whom he is alleged io have
shot, at The Delaware Hospital last
night James. II. Irons, who has been
out on bail on a charge " assault with
intent 10 commit murder, appeared in
City Court today on charge or muir
der and was held without bail for one
week pending action by the coroner s
Jury. The inquest Will be held ON
Monday night
A post mOrtem examination or me
body has been made by. nr. II. W.
Briggs. coroner's physician. and Cor
oner Bullock viii hold the Inquest
next week.
Hasson was shot at his home. i125
West sixth street about two weeks
ago. Tie was found In bed seriously
wounded and was taken 20 the Della
ware Hospital, where he fingered un-
on last night.
When questioned about the shoot
ing HassOn said that man had come
10 his home and asked for a drink OF
whiskey. When he refused 10 give H.
the visitor shot him. he said. Tie
Identified Irons as his assailant.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
Sim FEINERS
TALK REVENGE
Will Accuse British Cabinet
Members of Murder if
Mac Swiney Dies
GREENWOOD GETS
OFFICIAL NOTICE

LONDON. Sept n United Press)-
Sir Hamar Greenwood. chief secrela-
ry for Ireland. has received notice
that in Inc event Of the death OF Lord
Mayor MacSwlney. now ON the ihir-
tieth day Of his hunger strike. he Will
be tried for murder by a Sim Fein
court
Sim Fen officials previously had
declared informally that such 3ciion
would b. taken In connection with
an British cabinet members respon-
s.ble for MrcSwiley's Imprisonment
and that 3ny resultant sentences Of
death would be carried ont by sim
Fein AGENTS.
The latest reports from BriXton
prison said the Lord Mayor was stead
lily growing weaker and that the par
lial PARALYSIS Of % a''n~ 1ud i'g-
was extending. lie was still conscious.
A Abulleiin issued late today said Lord
Mayor MacSWiney had not spoken
since yesterday and that his condition
was serious"
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
REPUBLICANS
PICKCOUNTY
TICKET TODAY
Contests for Some Offices
Add Interest to Primary
Election
POLLS CLOSE AT
O'CLOCK TONIGHT

Great interest is being taken In the
Republican primaries being held his
afternoon 20 nominate county, legis-
lahNe and district officers.
Many contests have keyed Repuh-
leans up for the primaries and there
is nc end OF activity In behalf Of the
various candidates.
The polls opened at 4 o'clock in the
rural county and O'Clock I'm Viii
mihgton. They viii close at Z O'Clock
IN 'fe rural county and 3 O'Clock in
Wilmington. Only registered Republi-
cals or registered Voters who will
g.Vt assurance OF their support Of the
Republican ticket are permitted io
vote 40 tho primaries
When the polls opened workers in
behalf of the many candidates were
on hand 90 get out the voters favor
able 30 their choice.
IL was evident early that In some
districts the contests will bring out a
heavy vote. This Is true particularly
in the district east Of MARKET street
in which there are i've candidates
for the Levy Court. IN addition 90 the
couniy office and legislative contests.
lher, are 30 polling places in the
city and 30 In the rural county There
is an the more interest in the RGpub-
lican primaries because a nomination
means an election. since New Castle
county is expected 90 give a bigger
Continued on Pare Ten0
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
TAX ORDINANCE
WATTS ON MAYOR
Council Clerk Refuses Pay
ments Until Council De-
clares Law Effective
$50 LICENSE ON
FURNITURE SHOPS

The license Zee FOR conducting the
furniture business in Wilmington ls
$50 Instead OF 500. as published. A
complete list OF the businesses and
professions effected by the new ordl-
nance is now being printed and Is ex-
pecied 90 be In the hands 0f Clerk of
City Council Simmons on Monday.
Many business men have already
applied FOR the new licenses. but as
the ordinance has not been signed by
Mayor Taylor, Mr.. Simmons Is de-
clining the pronsred fees. The or
dlnance VIII undoubtedly be approved
by City Solicitor Huxley and signed
by Mayor Taylor before next Thurs
day night. IN which event it viii be
declared a law by Council
The total amount received for H.
conses due September 4 Is s5Si5 for
iG9 licenses issued. Quite a cOnsid-
erahle number Of business men have
-o far neglected 90 take out The re-
quired license. hut The police VIII
round up the remainder soon.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
MAKING CITY
SCHOOLS SAFE
Committee Orders Clean Up
and Repairs Before
Children Return
DIR. SCOTT WITH
INSPECTING PARTY

Following am Inspection of twelve
schools on the East Side yesterday.
comm iiee representing the Board OF
Education today is viewing conditions
IN West Side school buildings. devot-
ing particular attention 90 fire haz-
ards. a report on an the public
schools OF thc city viii be presented
Monday night DO the regular meeting
OF me board and action taken lo
remedy any serious defects found
Tho inspection Is being made BY
George Rommel president OF the
board; nr COnwcil Benton. chairman
of The committee on repairs: Dr. Cllf-
ford J. Scott. supervisor OF schools
W. a. Croney. supervisor Of build
ings, and Marine Thomas. school en-
ginoer.
Speaking OF the conditions thus far
found. Mr. Rommel and Mr.. Scott
agreed that while everything was not
as they would like 90 have 10. never
theless they were confident that re-
Continued from Page Two)
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
THOPRISONERS
TRY ESCAPE
Smith and McAlister Bolt
But Are Recaptured in
Morocco Plant
NOT ON HONOR,
WARDEN DECLARES

Raymond Smith and Harry McAllis-
Ter. white men. awaiting trial In The
Court of General Sessions, made A
irultless attempt 10 escape from the
workhouse guards who were escorting
4 group Of nine prisoners from the
County Building 10 the W0rkhouse
trolley car al fifth and King streets.
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
men were captured while hiding in
the warehouse OF the New Castle
Leather Company at Fourteenth and
Poplar streets.
Their re-capture was due 10 the
watchfulness Of Howard Massey. one
OF the new police rockies who Is at
irnHing if rH.rr -fHrnl uf nslrur-
ticn and Motorcycle Officer Hynson.
A> ih' prisu1rrn rlu east ON Eley-
enih street, Wallace not knowing they
were prisoners, shouted 10 officer
Hynson who was in the court yard
that there was a runaway on Eleventh
street Officer Hynson ran 10 Elev-
rn;h and French street and met Chief
Deputy Warden Wingate Of the Work
house who was in charge Of the
group Of prisoners. Wingate told of
Continued on Pagc Two.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

WON'T summon
.GOVERNORCOX
Moore Has All Candidates
"Slush Fund Evidence"
Kenyon Declares
TO PROBE DEMOCRATS
DEMANDS IN N. DA.

CHICAGO. Sept a United Press. )-
The Senate campaign fund investigat-
ing committee today definitely re-
ieciod demands from Frank A. Mum
scy NJ New York and others that
Governor Cox De put on The stand in
ih. inquiry into his ch9rgcs That The
Republicans We're planning 60 raise
a huge corruption fund.
senator Kenyon. chairman or the
committee said he had received more
than 100 demands that Cox be called.
Tho latest OF these came from Nun
sv. New York publisher. I'm reply
Kenyon said E u. Moore, CoX's per-
sonal reprf sentative. had told the COM
milee he brought all The evidence
Cox had and that The committee
Thought H needless 90 summon The
Democratic Candldai'.
A brief inierludc In the invesilga-
ton begins today following an IN
quiry into ihe Chicago city campaign
m ihc pcpuhlicans Tor funds and cX-
CONTINUED ON Page TWO
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
SUSSEX WOMEN
TO HELP e. 0. P.
County Convention Plans
Under Way in Interest of
Party Success
URGE SISTERS
TO REGISTER

A group " Republican women met
in Georgetown yesterday afternoon az
The call OF Mrs. Robert q. Houston.
Republican State chairman. who had
been asked by Charles Warner 10 get
together quickly a group OF women
IN order 90 start the ball rolling for
The convention Of AN Sussex county
Republican women. that the county
associate committee Of Republican
women might be elected by popular
vote. The Stale Central Committee
was represented by Miss Jeanette
Eckman, assistant secretary.
II was decided to call a convention
% meet In Georgetown 40 an early
date In the meantime each OF the
WOmcc present agreed TO 20 back 10
her local district and interest other
Republican women In forming dis
trict groups 10 get out the women for
registration and for advertising the
convention
The SUSSEX group Of women was
called Informally and was as repre-
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
KENT DEMOCRATS
HAVECONTESTS
Two or More Candidates for
Nearly All County
Offices
AMEND RULES TO
ADMIT WOMEN
leclal 10 The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. sept. ii.-At a meeting of
the Kent County Democratic Commit
O. @ yesterday afternoon the rules OF
the party We're changed Go admit wo-
men as members OF the Committee.
Announcement was m7de OF the an
poIniment Of the following women
from The several districts OF Kent
County as members Of the County
Committee.
Mrs. W " Messick. Mrs. Alice
Reed. smyrna; Mrs Sadie Tucker
Wilson, Dover. Mrs. W. l.. Goodlng
Clayton Mrs. Frank r.. Lockwood
Wyoming. Mrs. Alice Sipple, and Mrs
Mary Bishop Jones. Dover; Mrs
Maggie Heyd and Mrs. John W Xii
len. FELTON,: Mrs Eslella Reynolds
Hickman: Miss Maud Lodge. M3gno-
liza: Mrs Mifn.n Camden: Mrs. John
&c. sharp. Milford.
Announcement was also m9de OF
tho following ticket nl.d for County
and District offices 10 be voted FOR al
CONTINUED on rage 1wO)
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
ENGINEER GALE GOES
WITH ROAD BUILDERS

g s. Gale. who has been a cOl-
siruct on engineer FOR the Stale High
way Department since shortly after
q was created. has resigned and ac-
-cpi q position as chief cOhslruc-
zion engineer with Fisher and Car
ozza. ~ Baltimore. contractors who
are building the Hare's Corner and
Naaman's Greek roads.
Mr.. Gale has been a valuable aid to
state Highway Engineer Upham.
especially in obtaining shipments OF
cement and other road building ma
tcrlals for Delaware during the per
iods when shipments OF such mate
rials were embargOed or held up. He
spent considerable time In the ce-
ment quarrying regions OF pennsyl-
vania in order 20 take advantage or
every opportunity TO obtain mate
riqls
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
WORD MALE in LAW
NOW OBSOLETE
II ~ Erenlnr Innrnal.

Special 10. The Evening Journal.
DOVER, sept. ii.-Governor Town
send has received tne following opin-
ion from Attorney-General Reinhardt
relative to the ratification OF the Nine
teenth Amendment 90 lnc Federal Con
siHmion as 10 relates TO the word
Hon joh1 C. Townsend. Jr,
Dover, DEL.
Ny Dear Governor: ] have yours OF
August 20lh inquring 90 the eject OF
me ratification Of the Nineteenih
Amendment TO the R.dcral Conslitu-
tion ,..,
Now that the Federal Amendment
has been ratified. ! beg 10 say mat
mo word "male" as used in tn, Con-
stitulion and Statutes Of The state of
Dalawarei nconnectiOn with the quail
igcation Of voters Is TO an ilienis and
purposes stricken from our Consiitu-
lion and statutes.
Yours very truly
DAVID J. RElNHARDT.
Attorney General.
The Secretary OF states Office has
received from Washington copy OF
the proclamation issued by secretary
of Stags Colby. certifying that the
Nineteenth Amendment had been raii-
fed.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
FEARS BUSINESS BJINCLLNC
NAY BRING 'NO-HOUR-DAY''

MARION a.. Sept A UNITED Press
Suggestion That America has ben
"dupcd hy shocking discrepancies
In the French and English text or ar
iiclps on tho Versailles treaty puf-
porling 20 safeguard The Monroe
doctrine was made today by Warren
a.. Harding Republican candidate Tor
President These discrepancies misli
readily involve us In conflict he said.
ne demanded that those advocating
acceplances OF the league covenant
bring forth an explanation
This new angle on the treaty issue
was sprung in "a speech on the VII
son policies made boy senator Harding
today 30 three delegations. mostly bus
mess men from Chicago, Michigan
Harding unsparingly lashod The
ineffective meddlIng' policy or the
Democratic administration toward
business. As 20 Government waste,
eight years OF Democratic admlnisira-
lion have increased rather thon re-
ducod ineflcicncy and We have nc-
come ineffective prOdicals or the
world" he continued. Tie advocated
rebuilding OF our economic Ire se
that our prosperity shall not be the
prosperity OF pronlcers nor OF special
/ privilege
1--WE must do 70 80 that abroad we
are known not as a nation sirutune
| under a plummagc Of Inc words hul
AS one that knlis friendly ana peace
ful relations hy ihe shuttle of honor
able deeds" Harding added.
Harding quoted from Che frenri
text OF Article Tweniy-0nc N thl
league covenant. arruing that . is
complete reversal 0f The English text
This difference. he said might Yer,
readily involve ms in unhappy con.
I flict."
The English text SAYS nothing u
me covenant shall be deemed 90 an.
] fest The VALIDITY OF understandable
/ ike the Monroe Doctrine The French
/ text. as Harding translated 10. literally
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
TRAFFIC COP HAS
ADDED TROUBLES

Bob" Bowman. the vigilant
traffic officer al Tenth and Market
streets Is having added trouble
these days. In addition 10 keeping
auto traffic on the move in a way
10 avert accidents. officer Bow
man has been accOsied by nCdes-
trians Who ask such questions as
these, In referring 10 the maTn
OF whiie-painted lines that now
gridirOn that corner for the con-
fusion OF autOisls:
when does the hop-sc0tch
game begin ?"
rs 10 true the dupont Company
girls are going 90 have a tennis
tournament here? II so ] hope
they choose a windy day"
who inthcdiggins Is respOns-
ihle for that weird safety zone
that can't be seen until you're on
top o. it2"
When is the city going 20 set
back the corner curb OF RodpsF
squgrr 90 cut down the danger
risk?"
Bob" merely smiles and
shunis around his stop" or go
high sign.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
THREE CITY CASES
OF TYPHOID FEVER

While September, the month OF iy-
phoid fever has not yet measured up
10 ITS usual record an increase Is
noted In that disease In the weekly
report OF vital statistics OF Howard
r. Franiz. secretary OF The Board Of
Health
There were % deaths reported for
The ,yoek AN increase OF nifty per cent.
over the corresponding period Of last
year. One death was attributed 10
iransmissihle diseases. diphtheria.
There were eight new cases or
iransmissihle diseases reported, as
Follows. Typhoid fever. 3; dTh-
iberia. 9: scarlet fever. f. meas
les. 4: whOoping c0ugh. 4.
Twonly-ihrce Marriages and ~
births were reported, as compared
with % marriages and " births for
The corresponding period OF last year.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
MARRIED AUG. 29,
NOW missing
Samuel Steinman, New Cas-
tie Tailor, Mysteriously
Disappears
BRIDE CAN NOT
EXPLAIN ABSENCE
DecIal % Do EvenIng Ionrnal

Special 90 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE. Sept ii.-Nf'Sried
less than two weeks ago Samuel
Sleinman. local tailor. mysleriously
disappeared on Tuesday and his bride
is unable 10 account for his absence.
The police have been asked Go assist
in the search for the missing man.
Slcnman was married In Brooklyn.
y. Y. on August % After a honey
moon DE returned 90 NV Castle last
Tuesday he having recently pur-
chased The tailoring business Of Ma
than KALI His bride however. re-
NAMED with her parents in Brooklyn.
intending 10 join her husband later.
Whel friends on Wednesday. thinking
iiiat possibly Sioinman had gone 10
Brooklyn tO see his wife, tried 10 get
n communication with him there.
they were told that ne had not been
seen since ne left Monday 10 come 10
New Castle. Mrs. Steinman became
alarmed and came 10 New Castle
Thursday but was unable 20 explain
her husbands absence. She has now
Continued on Page Tw0.)
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

Article Tweniy-One OF League
Covenant:
English text; Nothing In this
covenant shall be deemed TO Affect
the validity Of international en-
oancmcnts such as treaties OF ar
hitratiOn or regional understand
inas like the Monroe Doctrine, for
securing the maintenance OF
"peace'.
French text;
"Ies engagements int ttrnationauN
tclcs que les trnitcs d'ahitrapc ct
les entcntcs rcaiOnals, commone Ia
doctrine de Monroe, qui aSSurent
lc maintain de Ia paix, ne sont con-
scidcrcd CONNIE incompatihlcS avec
aucune des dispositions du present
pacts."
Literal translation Of French by
senator Harding;
international engagements such
MS treaties Of arbitration and re-
alonal understandings like the
Monroe Doctrine which assure the
mainlaincnce of peace are not con-
sidcred as incompatible with any
Of the provisions OF the present
pact"
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
MRS. SIMMONS in
BRUTES GRIP
wawaset Guard Prevents
Possible Assault Upon
West Side Woman
SHOTS FAIL
TO HALT FIEND

Mrs. Elizabeth Simmons. 23Oi Penn
sylvanla avenue, was attacked at
Ninth street and WoOdlawn avenue az
1880 o'clock last nIshi by a stranger.
but escaped serious injury.
Mrs. simmons was standing at the
corner OF seventh street and Wood
lawn avenue shortly after 40 o'clock
wailing for a Rising sun car. SHE
had been standing there only a few
minutes when she was approached by
strange man who told her the cars
had stopped running.
Starting up WoOdlawn avenue. Mrs.
Simmons had about reached Ninth
street when she was seized from be-
hind by the man who had followed
her and thrown 90 the ground. Unable
Go break his grasp, Mrs. Simmons
screamed for help. The man atiempt-
cd 20 stop her cries by choking her.
still hOldinz her on the ground, and
Continued on PAGE Two.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
DISCORDLOOMS
FOR DEMOCRATS
Wilmington to Press De-
mand for Increased Dele
gates in Convention
MAY FORCE UPSET
OF ROTATION PLAN

Women will take an active part in
the Democratic state Convention 20
be held at Dover next Tuesday. They
will have delegates on the floor Of
the convention and women Demo
crats will also attend the meeting OF
the state Committee Monday night as
associate members. when the tentl-
i've platform will he discussed and final
plans for the convention made.
There promises io boz plenty of IRE
works and indications OF @ cropping
out again OF the Saulsbury-Wolcoit
faud between leaders Of the two fac
lions will no doubt al least make
Continued on Page TwOl
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
\ Wy u IITI
WIN ]. RElNHAnnT.
LACK OF TEACHERS
CLOSES MANY SCHOOLS

GEORGETOWN. Sept n-Because
Of the lack Of school teachers In Sus-
sex county. nearly One-haf OF the
country schools have not been able
20 Open while even In some OF the
towns schools have not yet been open
ed. At The Rehoboth High school bui
two teachers have been secured. while
at Midway there are none.
Girls who have not receiVed teach
RS rectincaits are TO be accepted as
teachers on a years trial, during
VIII ch Time they may secure a GER
tiflcate.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
RECORD CORN STALK
ON LAFFERTY FARM
speeIal 10 The EvenIns lournai.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
NEWARK, sept i0-Mhai is thought
10 be The record corn stalk OF the
state as 10 height. Is growing On a
field on the farm Of Charles T. Laf-
feriy. Pencader hundred. about two
miles from Newark. The stalk which
has been accurately measured by Mr..
Lafferly and his farmer. Mr.. McCarns.
ald found 10 be 40 inches or A feet
and inches In height The entire
field OF corn on the Laferly farm Is
unusually heavy. but This particular
stalk stands many inches above all
others. The yield from this field OF
corn is expected 20 be among the
hest in the county Mr. Lafferty is
a resident OF Philadelphia. but with
his family spends the summer on his
farm.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
cENTEn GRANGE MORK.

pointed lecturer 0f Center Grange,
Cenirevillc. ai the meeting held on
September 4. Following his accept
ance. he announced the following pro-
gram for the September ~ meeting
Music by grange: Doctrine Of Boil
shevism." by Horace l.. nilwOrth :
recitation by Lester H. Dilworih ;
Improved Machinery on The Farm. ~
by John w Humphrey; Canning of
Fruit" by Mrs Edward Burlington
selecting Of Tomato Seed. by Ed
ward Burlington; violin solo by Roy
Williams; current events by Alherl
Humphrey
Evening journal., 1920-09-11

SAYS that understandings like tho
Monroe Doctrine are not considered
as Incompatible with any OF the pro-
visions OF the covenant.
Comparing The two versions or this
solemn covenant, no one can iail 10
nercclNe that ono text ls the complete
reversal OF the 0iher' be said The
inilmaiion In English is mat The
league covenant must be made % CO..
incidc with the Monroe Doctrine, but
the literal effect OF the clause as orig
inally drawn IN the French Is ihe SUBJ
ordination OF the Monroe Doctrine 10
such "a degree as virtually 10 involve
lbs complete abandonment
zone cannot help but wonder
CONTINUED on Page Twol
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
SMASH HOUSE
in THIS RAID
City, County and Federal
Officers Join in Liquor
Search at Palese'S
GET SOMETHING;
NO ARREST NOW

Headed by Detective Joseph Kemp
ski OF the local police department. W.
Truxion Boyce, prohibition director
for Delaware Prohibition Agent Rein
hardi. Constable Cole and Frank D.
Haley OF The Law and order society
raided the home OF Michael palese,
800 French street this morning and
got a case Of goods which is alleged
90 be- whiskcy
The raid was one Of the most spec
tacular that have been conducted here
for some time. Constable Cole plung-
ing through the front window 0f the
house after the occupants had refused
90 open the 'front.' door.
The RAID caused much excitement
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
SAY THIS YOUTH
STOLE MONEY BOX

Alleged 10 have run on with toe
money drawer. containing S25 from
iha fruit stand of Robert COnfOlO.
SlG King street. last night Robert
smith. negro. aged i6 years. was re-
mandcd 90 The Juvenile Court by
judge Hastings in Municipal Court
This morning.
III Eoens sa he,s neHro ,s ssln % 70 nave
chance 90 grab the drawer. When he
seized the drawer. chase was given
by Confolo, Frank L. Schining an,
Frcd Card and after a run through
stable yard. the lad was caught.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
LABOR AT PLAY
ON WEEK END

A carnival of mirth and frolic was
held by the Central Labor Union at
Washington Heights this afternoon.
An elaborate sport program and field
day events comprised the main of
the event. A band concert lent much
10 tho mcrriment. A drawing for the
ground prizes was held The ball
game between the p r. r. and
Leather Workers was the center II
much interest.
Roland b Mahony acting secretary
OF labor. Washington. ID. O.. and Clint
G. Houston. editor OF Labor" were
/ scheduled Go speak. but owing to
pressure Of business they were IN
unable DO attend. Today's program
was scheduled FOR Labor Day. but
owing 10 inclement weather 10 was
deferred until this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
CONCERT PROGRAM

The Mayor and Community SER
vice announce the following pro-
gram for the hand concert and
community sing to be held this
evening at the City Building Plaza,
King and Tenth streets, from to
10 o'clock.
BAND CONCERT.
Overture kim MydaS" Eilenbera.
selection "The Grand MOqul", Lud-
crS.
Waltz Lord sparks. Holman
Patrol "Ihe Passing Caravan"
Schmid.
Excerpts from "iIoritora", Wallace
The Philharmonic Band, !. Nor
ris Robinson. director.
Singing will be conducted by
Emerson stone Of the Community
vice.
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
TTNION CARDEN CELEBRATES.

Union Park Gardens Boosters
I League will hold The community cell
ebration which was postponed on
Labor Day. because of rain. this aft
ern0On and evening Tho program be-
gan at o'clock in the park space 90
Grant avenue.
In me evening the baby show and
parade VIII be held starting AZ
o'clock. followed by a community sing
and a street dance Music for he 0c-
casion viii be furnished by local tall
cnf MAYOR Taylor. accompanied by
several city officials, Is expected 70 -
present. -
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
TODAYlS TFMpFRATURF
SIN AND TIDE
LOST AND FnnNn


L OST A BLACK GEORGETTE
II waist on Sixth street. Reward N re-
turned 10 Goodiey Apartment No. .,
Eighth and Iatnan Sts. septi1-1t
tConLinued on PaEa Tenl
Evening journal., 1920-09-11
&c. CONNER IMPROVES.

]. Chrisiy Conner, OF the firm or
Joshua Conner and son, 2h Market
Homeopathic Hospital several weeks
ago for appendicitis. and who has
been critically IN since, is improving
today.