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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
JUNIORS SCORE IN,
ARRIVAL OF KITTY"
AMATEUR SCHOOL CAST PRE-
SCENTS FARCE COMEDY TO
LARGE AUDIENCE.
RECEIPTS OVER 5000
FOR JUNIOR RECEPTION
Audience Held In uproar OF Laugh
ter BY Tanels Of Mistaken idsnti-
ties - heyt Thomas. In Female
Part, Lsads Cast That ooss We'll
in amusing Biz o. Feolishnsss.

Laughter from start to finish
greeted the Junior class play, THE
Arrival OF Kitty" presented to IA
capacity audience at the high school
gymn axsum Thursday might. The
play, a farce-comedy in three acts
WAS given TO defray expenses OF the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
nanntrx churohs.

A mothers service will be held at
the Congregational church at Green
Mountain Sunday morning in charge
Of Rev. w. j. Warner. There viii be
special music. Our Great Work. will
be the topic of the evening sermon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07

where he will Join his wife who Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
q. Davis. They will then return to
cir home near Burns. Mont.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07

ID. Mcickley. who has been Wis
ting for the last week with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 10 Meickiey.
left Thursday for Sioux Falls, s. ID.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
Be naor News ltems.

Mrs. Sue Macy went to IRGrand
Tuesday to be with her sister, Mrs.
II. ID. Hoover, who is seriously sick.
Belle Frazier. OF Mason City,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
WILL GRADUATE SEVEN
One Boy and Six Girls to Finish at
St. Mary's institute-Commene
ment e. Be Sunday. June 8, at st.
Mary's Churoh--commence
Week Events.

One boe and ten girls will be
graduated from st. Marys Institute
at the commencement exercises to be
held at tho church Sunday. June 6.
The following are the pupils who will
no graduated: Frank Kurt, Mary
Lynch, Anna Soukup Mary Obcrle.
Ruth Pink. Margaret Nolan Mar
garet Burns, Eleanor Barry, Agnes
Bulanek. Mary Dervin and Cecilia
Keenan,. The speaker who will dellv-
or the address has not yet been
chosen.
The clats play. The College Gin
derella" will he given ut the school
auditorium May %. An entertain
ment by the grade pupils will be
given at the school auditorium June
=. The date for the junior senior
dinner has not yet been set.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07
Nes;ee 10 Water censumsrs.

All water rentals are now due and
payable at city clerks office. No
discount after May Is, 1920. Anne
NcMahon, city clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-07

Minneapolis. MIMI. Fob. 3. 1920.
NJ j. Z. jarrett, esc'y.Trsas. Of the
A8Wkevo Commercial Mems Assn.
Oea4 Sir:
Your Kind letter. also check for 31ooi0
reeeiv0d % i've days after I sent you ny
elatm papers. This ID surely some speed IN
nnAklng . tsry satisfactory settlement.
The ldawkeye IL noted for the quick a<-
t3on IA dSalins with its members when the
lolalms ara justified.
lt II truly . credit to DO . member sf
such business like Association.
WIN have the applications for three new
members IN your offioe very SOON and hope
. senA more - owe better support than
have bssn doing for the Hawkeye. E
wish 20 extend my thanks TO Mr.. J. I.
Jarrett ana the Hawksye officers.
Very respectfully yours.
r. r. McDonough.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
INTERESANTES IN.
FORMACIONES DE
LACIUDAD DEL SUR

Err la Corte municipal acaba de ocu
rrir un suceso que ha impresionado a
la opinion publica. Sc ha descubierto,
a Ultima hora, que han hurtado del
mencionado local, cerca de 400 retra-
tos de electores inscritos en- la Union.
Ell presidente de nuestro partido ha
requerido al Juez municipal para que
proceda embellishments hacer una
investigation.
Este inaudito hecho esta siendo muy
comentado.
Con motive de la festividad del
dia pernanecen cerradas todas las of
cinas pdblicas, Ell comercio y centros
oficiales.
Ha sido efectuado EN- la plaza MI
iioz Rivera un mitin de protesta contra
Ell alto precio de los articulos. Hicie-
ron uso de la pasabra varios oradores.
Han sidc denunciados:
Feliciano Rodriguez Y Antonio To-
rres, exposiciones deshonestas; Juan
Martinez, acometimiento y aggression;
Luis F. Santiago. alterar ell orden, y
Leonardo velazquez, acometimiento y
aggression.
El COrresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
BANCO TERRITORIAL YAGRICOLA De PIO. RICO
CONVOCAToRIA

acuerdo del Consejo de Administrator de Banco
los eores acconstas la Junta general odi
nara ceebrara domicio social cae de Teuan
del dia 1o de Julio pr6xmo
ell obeo aprobacion la Memora Balance
respondents eercicio social de 1o1o20 proyeco
de aIgunos de los arcuIos de Estatitos
dia de la menconada fecha,
acconstas obener papeeta de asstenca
tenendo que pecepta
e case ell Art. TT de los Estatutos.
tenedores accones AL PoRTADoR' para hacer
deecho de asstencia Junta enen que depoaras
la Gaia del Banco cnco dias de anticipation.
Juan P. r. de JUNO de 1o2o-El SecretaroP. Ro-
cafort-vo b. El Presidente.-RAFAEL FABIAN Advt.
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o LAB OR RAoION

A los sefores que nos honran env1kn
donos espontaneamente trabajos do co
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar.
den copia, pues no respondemos do 50
devoluci6n en- case de no utilixArlos
al sOstsnemOs correspondence Sobrs
slloa.
Ell hecho de que este diario pubnque
IN trabajo firmadO, no signifca necs
sariaments qua 50 solidarice con 81.
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Han side denunciados:
Sc cAYo DE UN ANDAM1o

Estanis.ao Montafiez, que trabajaba
en- una obra que ell Gobierno Federal
construye en- la Gale de Norzagaray,
Sc cay6 de uno dc los andamios ms
talados ALI, recibiendo varias contu-
stones.
Montafiez fue conducido a la sala de
socorro, donde el practicante Alers le
euro de primera intenci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
Ell PLAN DE COLBY
EN- LA ASAMBLEA
DE SAN FRANCISCO

Dicen de Washington que la inten
cion del presidente Wilson de que el
partido democrata, congregado en- la
convention de San Francisco. incluya
en- su programa politico la Liga de las
naciones, sin reservas que tiedan a des
igurar su caracter primitive, ha que
dado plenamente confrmada por unas
declaraciones hechas por ell secretario
de Estado, Mr.. Colby, POGO antes de
salir para esa ciudad del oeste, a Ia
que lleva instrucciones precisas del Pre-
sidento respecto al particular, que lie
ha comunicado en- una entrevista que
ambos personajes celebraron en- la Ca
sa Blanca.
Mr.. Colby manifesto un peri6dista,
que le entrevisto momentos antes de
salir con direction a San Francisco en-
81 Twentieth Century que va directo.
sin paradas, de Washington a San Fran
cisco y procede de Nueva York.
la convencion-dijo Mr.. Colby
dedicara especial atenci6n a los asun
tos de palpitante actualidad''.
Freguntado cuales eran estos, ell Sc
cretario de Estado contest6 diciendo
que Sc referia al Tratado de Versailles
Y la Liga de las naciones, natural
nente sin reserves que la modihcaran
esencialmente.
Teniendo en- cuenta la larga entire
vista que el secretario de Estado aca-
baba de celebrara con ell presidente vii
son, pueden interpretarse aquellas fra
ses como demostraci6n tacita de las
instruccioneS del Presidente.
Siguen haciendose concentrates res
pecto "a posibilidad de que Mr.. Will
sep resulEe elegido para desempehar
un tercer periodic presidential, ese
proposito Sc habla de las numerosas
que recientemente Sc han
tornado del Presidente, en- las que no
aparece en- Ell estado de postraci6n que
Sc veia EN- las primeras que Sc obtuvie
ron durante los primeros paseos que
do, POGO despues de haber abandonado
Ell lecho, hallandose convaleciente.
Esto undo los concentrates publ-
cados en- la entrevista que concedi6 a
un periodista del diario neoyorquino
The World, contribuye a que Sc CO.
nience otorgar credito a la posibi-
lidad de que no desdenaria ser elegido |
Algunos dicen que la tactica adop
tada por Mr.. Wilson consiste en- espe-
rar los acontecimientos que han de de-
sarrollarse en- San Francisco y case
que Ell programa redactado por la con
vencion sea de su entera satisfaction, |
aceptara el nombramiento, case de ser |
le otorgado o rechazarlo en- case con |
trario. es
A este prop6sito Sc recuerda la tao
tica adoptada por ell presidente Will
son durante la conferencia de la paz |
celebrada ell Paris, pues cuando Ell rum
bo de los acontecimientos hacia espe |
rar un resultado contrario a sus deseos,
orden6 al vapor George Washington
que acudiera embellishments a fin de
hal.arse pronto para regresar los Els
tados Unidos, y Sc dice que quizas pien
sa ahora adoptar una tactica similar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07
EXITO DE LA POMADA "zELITA"
EN- NEW YORK

1877 West 112 tn st. New York, N. Y.
Juana Diaz Drug Porto Rico
Dear Srs:
enclosing herewith fifty $050 in would
kindly send a your "ZELITA" cold
do not know how much but there additional charge
! will be pleased remit difference
would appreciate letting know who New York
representative is so that get it from MIN.
Many friends and myself have looking
this city with negative results
- Thanking you in advance, am, Very truly
Copy Miss Doris Fisher.
127 112th ST. York N. Y.
March g. 1920.
Juana Diaz Drug Porto Rico
Dear Srs Through Mr. FTanceschni i received jar of
"Zea cold after found
satisfactory. practically removed all
fkes and recommend it highly who wishes it.
Copy Respectfully (Missl Heviette Fisher
127 West st. New York N. Y
March &c 1920.
Drug Rico
Sirs: received the Of cold "Zeita"
herewith enclosing $36 in stamps balance due you.
After the following friends
ansous of using and they hope that the Company shall be
presented Agent distribution
Your good, and with little adyerts
ing, you can be very successful Very truly yours
(Coqyl HenrratG Etsher
NoTA:-Pda siempre la Pomada Cuanea "Zelita"
los sustutos lie oecan muchos de eo debdo los
ngrediene elaboration sair velos
cults sado afean noabemente e rostro
femenino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

do D. VERGE.
A la calle Estaci6n Pueblo, No. 8,
Esquina Dr. vadi, Mayaguez. P. 4.
Adve.
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TRASLADo

Ha trasladado su oficina, el conoci-
do professor en- ciencias ocultas, Osval-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

Ell discurso e.ocuentisimo del Licdo.
Coll Cuchi fue la nota mas grata
dc Ia tarde. Es lamentable no poder
reproducir exactamente aquella hermo
sa oracion, calida ferviente, rebosan
te de amor la patria, para que pu-
diera ser leiida por todos los nifos de
Puerto Rico. su palabra derram6 ense
fanzas para todos, pequefios y grandes,
j6venes viejos.
Hablando a los nifios asilados, les
dijo: "Pronto entrareis en- la vida. Con
frecuencia oireis ell la lucha un toque
de corneta. Como aqui, sera la sefial
para que laboreis juntcs. Como equi
unid al escuchar ell toque vuestros es-
fuerzos por ell bienestar de la patria".
En- ell fondo del patio, cubriendo to
do un muro estaba colgado un immense
pabell6n americana. Junto este, en-
tire uno de sus pliegues, como abraza
da, estaba la dulce bandera de la es-
trella solitaria. Mirandolas dijo: 'Ved,
llevais dos banderas. Una, la bandera
de la gratitud, aquella a cuya sombra
habeis tenido la oportunidad Go prepa
raros para ser hombres. otra, la ban
dera del patriotismo, ell emblema del
amor por esta TERRA bendita en- que
quiso Dios que nacierais. Quered am
bas, defended ambas''
"Vosotros que sois hoy soldad's de
"a jugando" tai vez sereis un dia
mafiana soldados de verdad. Entonces
podreis, negado Ell momento, demostrar
que nuestra. terra no produce so.dados
perjuros nj traidores'.
Todos los nifos, unos cuatrocientos
fueron conducidos al amplio salon del
comedor, donde fueron obsequiados cor
dulces, frutas, helados Y bombones.
Lon concurrentes fuimos invitados a
pasar la bibHoteca. ALI nos aguards
ba un grupo de bellas y encantadoras
seiioritas, profesoras del Asilo, que re
partian dulces helados. Todos sal
mos de aquel recinto altamente salts,
fechos y muy agradecidos por las in
numerables atenciones de que fuimos
objeto.
Don Carlos, como familiarmente lie
llaman todos los que lie conocen, ha 81.
do muy felicitado. FL comisionado de
Instruction de Puerto Rico, Mr.. Miller
ie escribi6 una carta signifcandole que
considera excelente la labor educacio-
nal reallzada en- Ell Asilo de Niios
Nosotros felicitamos taInbien por me
dio de estas hneas al competente Di-
rector.
JORGE NUNEz
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La FIESTA DEL
SABADO EN- FL
ASILO DE NINOS

Cuardo llegue. Ia mansion de los huer
fanos habia sido va invadida por una
muchedumbre avida que paseaba por
los jardines y recorrfa los pasilios Y
las galerias. Fran las tres media de
la tardc.
A POGO sono un toque dc corneta vi
brante. FL battalion que estaba forma-
do en- el patio central ejecut6 con pre-
cisi6n admirable un movimento rap:
do comenz6 un desfile hacia el cam
po de ejercicios.
Fran una. dos. tres. cuatro compa-
Mas. Todas al paso Al compass de
un paso dob.e que me hizo temblar do
emoci6n, despertando adormecidos re-
cuerdos do los tiempos de mi infancia.
loh, musica dc Espana, Ell maestro vi
iiolo siempro to invoca!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-07

Ya en- e. campo, comenz6 Ia parada.
En- el templete, adornado con gusto Y
sencillez exquisitos, estaban el coronel
Stanton de La Pohcia Insular su
ayudante, MIR. Dolby; el doctor Pedro
N Ortiz, en- representation del Conf
sionado de Sandal; Ell Licdo. Cayeta
no Col Cuchi, distinguido letrado Y
miembro de la Camara' de Representa-
tes y Ell Licdo. Carlos A. del Rosario.
director del Asilo. Ell sargento, sefior
Medina, quien perteneci6 durante al
gunos afios al Regimiento de Puerto Ri
co es el Instructor Militar, manda
ba ell battalion.
Los ejercicios fueron muy variados
y duraron I'm largo ratio. La rapidez
y La precision con que aquellos mucha
chos respondian las voces de mando
y ejecutaban todos los movimientos, aun
los mas complicados, eran sorprenden-
tes. Parecian soldados viejos, vetera-
nos que habian va recibido el bautismo
de fuego en- los campos de baSalla. FL
coronel Stanton, gratamente impresio
nado, felicit6 calurosamente al Licdo.
del Rosario.
Luego en- medic de los aplausos de
La concurrencia, desflaron uno uno
todos los alumnos graduados, veintitres,
Quienes recibieron de manos del DR..
Ortiz sus diplomas.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
NEW CASTLE TO HAVE
CHILD HEALTH CENTER
Eot0n Folk Ciue $50 at Fete. Council to
Propide Room. HeIIUing Pitches No-Hit
No-Run Game For Penn SeGboGrd Against
Fibre in TtuiLight League Game. Girl
FreShieS Entertain at Beach Party

when the club viii take them in
automobiles TO the ground There
will be no trophies, as this shoot Is
only a practice shoot. The place or
the shoot is undecided.
A number OF the younger set al
tended the dance at pennsVille last
evening. These dances are held every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evening and many Of the young men
and women OF this city attend them.
They go in mOtOrbOats.
The Negro schools OF this city will
give an entertainment in the Opera
House on Monday evening, June "a
Beside a miscellaneous program by
the children Of the Dobbinsville and
ShaWtOWn schools, there will be ad-
dresses by speakers OF note This
will be a Negro community AFFAIR."
James COulbOurne. teacher In Dob
binsville school. Is arranging the pro
Il. Constantine, employed at the
American Manganese Steel plant, was
injured yesterday by a heavy piece
Of pig iron falling on his right foot.
Dr. Lewis Il. Booker attended him.
Professor II. y. SnaVely, superin-
tendent Of the local schools, received
his certificate Of A. NJ. yesterday
from the University OF Columbia,
NEW lNIh lily.
On Tuesday evening the High
School juniors viii entertain the
seniors at a reception Thursday
VIII be class day and Saturday will
be alumnae day. All these events
win mark the passing Of the High
School class Of 1920, as a member Of
the local school.
Odd and End Sale at Reeses Garage
now going On.-Adv.
William II. Davis, shOrtstop--o the
Fibre twilight leagub team. was
spiked IN yesterdays game
Mayor Eokles was presented with
handsome bouquet OF American
Beauty Roses by Charles B. Lancaster
OF Baldton yesterday. This bouquet
is conspicu0usly displayed by his
honor at the municipal Office.
Claude Bryan and Patrick AhTn
Of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
| Traction Company, accompanied
/ Mayor Eclles yesterday and made q
second tour Of inspection On thei;
| travels, they showed the mayor JUS
what their intentions Vpere concern
ing the better streets. The company
officials said they would begin opera.
ton Immediately and continue a.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

rapidly as t'is material could be pro-
cured
Ssvonth sircct viii bo rspaved with
Belslan blocks. and CUTTERS put IN. A
ditch VII bo dug ON Tho ,spst side OF
Tho road from DohDinza1lo 10 The
plant OF tho Amerioan Afangannsa
Company. Top dressing will bo
placed on SIKH. Delaware. Second and
Chestnut stroots, afinr ali holns ara
nhcd and tarrod.
There WI DO a CnfldnrnS Day re-
hearsal et the First Baptist Church
at I o'clock this cvpulng. followed
by the prayer service al 500 o'clock.
n. Parks Duncan, proprietor and
owner or the Hotel Continental,
Atlantic City, aftcr spending a FEW
DAYS with lis parents, Mr.. and Airs.
George W. duncan, in this city. re-
turned 70 his homo yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Harrins-
ton, OF Bear Station. entertained Miss
Helen Davis and Raymond Shocldey,
Wilmington; Franois Dlehl PhiAdcl-
phia; Harry Moore, Farnhurst, and
George Polnder, New Castle, last
SUNDAY IN honor OF the twentieth
birthday OF their daughter, Frances.
Nike Kollott, who was injured by
falling from a crane at the Penn-Sea-
board Plant two weeks ago, and was
taken 10 the Delaware Hospital, was
discharged from that institution yes-
terday afternoon. lie returned TO his
home here
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
ASK CLOTHES FOR
NEEDY OF EUROPE

On Sunday evening a mass meeting
VIII be held In the auditorium OF Tho
Y M II. A. Cor the purpose OF collect
Ing old clothing and shoes for Tho
olotholoss In Europo. Tho Moschof
Zckcnim Society has bean delegated
10 do this work. Mrs. Gussio Tanner
Is president OF the society and Mrz.
Anna Goldonborg Is chairman OF the
clothing drive
Speakers OF prominence from Phila-
delphla Will address the meeting.
David Sncnenburg will be chairman
OF the evening. Teams Will be organ
lied to canvass the city for clothing
and wagons win be sent TO collect the
bundles.
Sunday evening g meeting Is open TO
the public and all Interested are In
vited 20 attend
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

-Seaboard - . o o X-4
Struck oTt-By Hellying i2, by
Wright 2. Ease on balls-Off Hellving
on Wrigh 0. Umpires-Weir and
Through tie untiring efforts OF
E-s. ]. H. Eal ., vine OF the Rev Jo-
eph II. Earn. nd her corps OF work
rs from Imm nuel Church School,
To lawn fete held Wednesday after-
Don and evening on the lawn OF the
ectory, proved a greater financial
1ccess than even the most sangune
romotor expected. The proceeds
mounted 70 $50 over all expenses.
he money will be placed nsthe hands
fE. V. Platt as temporary treasurer;
NTH a proper room can DO secured
o which to establish a health CEN
q er. Mrs. Lewis T. Booker, who was
appointed chairman OF the local com
nittee by the State Children's Wei
are Committee, will appoint her own
ommittee associates from the MEM
ership OF the different churches,
rho win take charge OF the center.
( trained nurse Will be In attend
neo at least one day a week 10 ad-
hse the mothers as TO the best meth
ds of caring for their infants
The trustees Of the Court House
suuare will be asked 10 donate a room
n the old court house. The commis-
don provides for the nurse Inc
main cost 10 this community VIII De
he up-keep Of the center.
The girl members Of the n. q. II. =.
freshman class gave a beach party
yesterday afternoon TO the sopho-
hores and a number Of their boy
classmates. This party was the re-
nit OF the freshies using more unsaN-
ny English that the sophomores
iuring their laboratory recitations
throughout the year. The class uslne {
he most slang was, by agreement, 10
Ireat fhe winners to a luncheon pre-
bared by themselves. This lunch was
prepared in the home economies lab
lrafory Yesterday by the freshmen un-
Ter the supervision OF Miss Myrtle
Buente, teacher OF that department.
Hiss Buente andd Miss LGcia Jones
bf the high school faculty chaperoned
he party. which was held at Battery
parf. Those attending were- Misses
ksfher Barry. Elizabeth Mckay, Ger
lrude RatledgB. Edna Deemer, Gladys
HaIoney. Helen Diehl and Marie Men
ienhali. OF tho sophomore class
Misses LILLIAN Proud, Martha Shaw
elizabeth Long and Harriet NJ Marsh
bf the freshman class. li1e boys were
Merton WnIIt. OAutu Wis., AAAAfN
Doolfng, Thomas Crawford, james
Wilson, George Tobin, Herbert Hew'
lett and Samuel Mcllnitt.
City Council. sitting as a taxation
kppeaI board last evening allowed th'
request OF the New Castle Gas Com
bany for a reduction OF $1,000 in it'
assessment The previous assessmen
Vas 5000. This reduction was al
owed because or The razing OF I'M
Did gas house near Battery Park
Firewood for salo at Baldts at )
4 Ioad--Adv.
Industry Lodge of L o. O. r., O
Bear. will give a strawberry festiva
saturday afternoon and evening
tune 40.
Chandler H. Gebhart. secretary O
he New Castle Gun Club, announce
last night. that there would be
shoot tomorrow. All persons wish
mg 10 attend the shoot wi
meet at Che residence OF Mr. Gebhar'
sixth and Delaware, at . O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
POSTAL PAY NcRrASr.

WASHINGTON. June AFTER less
than an hours consideration the Sen
ate last night passed without a rec
ord vote the bill providing increased
pay for postal employees. Similar ac-
tion was taken by the House earlier
In the day and the measure now goes
to conference.
The bin would become effective July
and would add approximately S33,-
100000 70 the postal payroll the flrst
year. Il now goes 10 the senate
where favorable action is expected be-
fore Adjournment Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
o The Evening Journal.

peoial to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. June A-The name
I Hellving. star twirler OF the base
pm team which represents the Penn
eaboard Steel Corporation, OF the
ew Castle Twilight League, was
laced In the hall OF baseball fandom,
Est evening. when he pitched a no
IL. no-run game against the VIII
nngton Fiber Specially Company
enn won, 4 to 0.
At no stage OF the game was
lellving in trouble. lie passed only
bree men, and struck out y during
he seven-inning session. In fiye Of
he seven innings the Fibre boys were
tt down in 1913 order. The score:
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
STATE HOSpTTAL WORK.

Al the meeting OF the Trustees OF
the State Hospital for the Insane held
at Farnhurst yesterday, the following
report was submitted for the month
OF May.
Populatlon-Males, 263; females,
%: admftted-Males, 4; females, A
Died-Males, z; females, T.
Discharged-M Males, II = Females. 81.
Amount received FOR board OF paid
patients, Si902.A.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
PIAN EFsIIVAI. Enn nRpHANs

The Councils OF tho Degree Of Poca-
hontas, assisted by the Tribes OF tho
Improved Order OF Red Men. win give
a strawberry festival in Odd Fellows
Hall. June n and ~, fo- the benefit OF
the Orphans, Fund.