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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
iTnIr of ~nnhcIninns.

Are All Mcn Alil<c?" the new fca-
turc picture starring May Allison
which IS being shown today at the
pircn Thcatcr. pOrtrays life in New
NOrilS Latin quarter. Greenwich Nil-
laEe. II IS Ia Thu section of the
great metropolis that Teddy Hayden
comes la Nor quest Tor the larger"
life. when she casts aside convention
and decides 20 become Il bohemian
in name as we'll as in fact. II is in
u smchc-Lcc.ouded nook IN The Pl-
rates Den" ;hc goal OF every thrill
loving VISITOR TO New York. that the
girl becomes acquainted with new
phases Of life aud Is captured 10y de-
S!gniaS members 10: the district. The
story has 70 do with tho disillusion-
luE process.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
MININTt M
Theater Calendar

STItt\D-Nci O'I,rirn's slim
>trci~.
& iDI:NS-Ikrith ~Nnudrviiir.
UIJ - ma itnhcus, In
''IhOii: hiicSS Women"
HI.t iEpiItD-NarIrty program.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Harry. in
"Dint.."
ISiS-IJnrnth. Green, in .The
Gnud-linh WIFE"
lfRit-t onrHh HaSlr ;:nd Lila
i.cc, ia "Nid.nmmcr Madness"
ODi:uS-Mny Allison. In Are
All Wen .tiikct"
NICIOft-Wiliiam y. Hart. in
'iIhc Hell Hounds of Alaska"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
The Poets Corner
Snow.

Snow.
snow makes the world so beautiful.
wrcathcd in a garb Of white! :
snow gives the boys a chance to
c0astand fills them with delight,
snow hurics deep the city's streets.
TO block the truck mans way;
snow gives the unemployed 4 chance
to get four dollars a day.
snow used 10 bring the slriGhers out,
nut that WAS long ago;
snow doesn't stop the autos now, un-
less there's too much snow.
snow nodded into balls. some
times hits YOU with a 'smackr'
Snow hides the slippery ice beneath.
and man falls on his back.
snow when 1t falls looks feathcrv.
and volatile. and light,
But when YOU try TO shovel IL. n
breaks your hack all right
snow piles in heaps upon the roof.
and brings IL down, n wreck.
Or lesc IL slides with ~thunderous roar
and hits yon In the neck.
Snow makes the world seem fairy.
nkc, but is IT, so? All, no.
you'd best get your goloshes out, tho
weather man says rSnow,HS
S.S -SOmeryLlo IouEnAi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

I"nl PtH2"r who was ono of tho
h'ei movie stars a~po"nrinc in tho
"arlr days al! 'hc Aims under m.
'l MS rppu'nrl't uuIHTnply In m.
wars I'm Which 'N" industry h.s dc.
N''nNH' i''o % lHaiinr element ~ tho
,m,.'r'i w rp0'ar today ~ the Rry
No. rlous W H~rnwr'nr." 4 nic,urc
"l'irN Is sH'd 20 nT"r his Md. rcnpe
COR lLl uLt,I.. ~ Ms tnlnntn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
"MId,ummcr Madness, , III,

"N~IIIHulnmcr MaIncss.' SHOWING At
the Lyric thus week. with Lois W!i-
son. Conrad Nagel. Lila Lee aud Jack
iIult IN the cast. rs a production that
holds the audiences almost breath
''SS from start 20 HnisE and then
ms achievement o. screen art. one
- Inc great sp!rltlhl dramas Of the
I'rhdn Paramount has reached "A
NJ hish-whttr mnriC With TINS splen-
dtd feature. in Tho opinion OF the hun
dr"IS "hc have saeu u this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Notice to Readers of
The Timcs-D Dispatch

The TimcS-IIiSpatch, In It's "vOfcc
"i tn" People" rOiunu, wishes To
give space promptly to ali cOrrcR-
p"Hdrnta. bat the pressure of let
trrs Is M great that the editor
IL forced. in order To present topics
"'rn they ARE fresh md of vital
interest. to AJAX correspondents TO
coHhcnSc their communications into
90 words. This request X made
in .br spirit or fair play and we
are confident II viii be met In that
spirit d.. our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

-. nun LAW roo severe,
10 the Editor OF The TimcS-DisDatch.
SIR Docs Richmond want her
young men to love their city and
'o"h hack on II as the only pla u on
ehfth IN which to live? If ~, our
commonwealth should revoke the
~" JUST put into effect which takes
H"hN' Tor ~" years. for exceeding the
speed limit. the license To drive an
automobile. Possibly this law will be
II boomerang II some Of the paopIc
VINO approve II. for there are few
lt"p!t' especially young mca. who
ir!Ne a GER regularly. VINO have not
n'"n arrested 10! speeding.
Ihc present law places Il man UNI
I'' bona al mis- second conviction
Tor speeding. even though he be
Hnd me th!rh time hts bond !s for
ic!tcd n I'm" OF from $50 to 500
IS imposed. and then he Is orbid len
20 uri'e Il car "Gain Within FIVE years.
Nlth a penalty OF $500 and n jail
term Tor violation thereof: all this I'm
IN" discretion oc the chicr OF uolicc.
Has any one stopped TO think what
th!S means 10 a business man? An
autoinoDi" Is a necessity ia business.
not II iGNur}. Fivv years ~ too long;
happiness mad his family a'4o suffer.
30 We want 10 dr!y" our men out or
richmond? Laws Hike this are not
.H!cHitt"u 10 make a man love his
nom" town.
II w. arc to have a drastic, up-
not "mIlat" the example of our
Northern Statcgr Most OF these have
a tp"cd limit "f thirty and thirty-nve
miles pcr hour. ana In "ase Of acct
cent, IN" hltm" is automatically
placed ON the driver 81: hc he going
faster than tw~"nty-ryc miles per
hour AuTOMDHiLE OWNER.
hielnlond. Va. December 30, 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Cinema Programs
Films Original Idea

"ihoushiIcSs Women" the latest
contribution to mOiton-p!Cturc pa
irons. which opened yesterday at Ia,
i!ijUu Th,Htcr Cor ii stay OF tire,
days. has brought TO light on" Of tn,
newer producers OF mellon pictures
in the person Of DAME. Carson Good
man. Mir. Goodman has taken ad-
vantage Of the wonderful ability OF
Miss Nina EubcnS, who Is well known
to motion picture audiences. and
caused a distinct stir in In. moving
picture world Tor originality oi ideas.
Ia '~ThOughtIcss Women" Nj. Good
man develops Il faculty of tearing !;
pIEc out OF lie and ~dramatizing il
.n such Il way as TO be recognized by
mon aud women III everyday affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
I'M TjturIc,. D,,,ension..

G. VI. $. .\shlanh-Thr Titanic was
the largest shin IN ;lhc world at the
time OF its sinking, APRIL -. 1919 It's
dimensions were: I.cnrtt. S52.i fcct.
beam, a2.5 feet; depth. ~ feet . inches:
draft. "a feet ! inches: g"css tonnage.
ii,32S: net registered tons, 2l.S3l:
spccd. 81 knots Az NoUr Tho steam
shin was on her maiden VOYAGE from
S-OuthamDtnn - Now Nork
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Information Bureau

Inuuirirs regarding almost amy
topir. cNccptin ON legal ana mri!i-
cal subjects, are answered free. As
all injuries are answered directly
by personal letter, " rif-addrc>sc
STAN ped envelope X required. Adj
dress The TincS-Dispatrh Inforina-
tiun Hurcai. Richmond, "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

r.. l.. :. PalmYra-Thcrc is no
,onrl'udc at tho poles. Longitude is
tho distance east or west Of "A given
roint and slncc the poles arc at tho
ends OF tho earth the only direction
from the North polo would he south.
and tho only direction from tho south
pole would be north This can easily
be determined by the examination OF
a school globe. or illustrated on any
round object. i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

are " popular stars VINO VIII he
'HR'urcd in tn" s0eeiul attractions on
,Mc variety rr"graw offered at tho
~idNchlrd Ih"at"r today and tomor-
',i't favor w!ih TN, many ,~nt-Ons Of
mat rnrular p~ltNhous-. consists OF
o. NEEDLES. d@raiuns nuI news and "spc-
'','s ~o".iprm' 10 appeal 10
az Hil" variety az tastes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
New SrHr's Matinee

r" accommodate the holiday
thronSs tomorrow NanaCcr Rex. of
the academy of Music. a
special New Years matinee. Instead
OF the single performance tomorrow
afternoon there will be two, the first
commencing at 3 ana the second at
1870 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
..Dint," al nrnndun,.

nitr-uali N'i'tn's new picture.
,biniy stars the kid actor. Wesley
l'hfrN, - Nj N"ilan has been busy
.l ihls p!'iur" tor our months. am,
- good one. Unbiased folk whn
'.N" htd u n"rk At u say 50. and iho
a~'irons ~ Oh" broadway 'rhcater viii
N,Ec q chang" ~ Judge Tor Themselves
Wh'n tho picture is shown again TO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
r,ohmuu .om,n,, u,,.rur,.

Ni.W NDItk. Doc. 3l,-ItrNNIVrrS m
equity were appointed for me i'roh-
man Amusement CORPORATION. motion
rictlr' manufacturers and producers.
h. Judge John c, Knox. iu Federal
District Court here today. tn" de-
PENDANT compauy'S assets wcr" given
IS S2i0.oo0 and the liabilities rs $GI,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Bluff Ends in Surrcndc.

ME big bluff by which Gabrielle dan
Snunzio seized Fiume lin defiance OF the
OF the Versailles treaty, TO
had previously affixed its sig
NJ proclniming IL az territory to he in.
IS bly, YIELDED 10 the Kingdom, and has
2 BsakSf$S Eyerned 1t continuously for moro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Ihe world of letters is cominG to 81 sorry
pass exclaimed the Literary Idcalist.
Yes politely inquired the Head Waiter.
"Ihcyrr raising such u row over Maruut
Asauith's diary that a fellow can, sell a
column OF junk about whether Bacon wrote
SltdkcsDcarc's Plays"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Ucdcrmtu, Wo-n Cniu..

7. II. Rich'nONH.-W0rn out COINS
are rcdecinah!c ut any of the United
States minis. Such coins are valued
according 10 their metal contents.
Mints are located in these cities: New
Orleans, Philadelphia. Denver and San
ErnnriSCn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Static an NNnshlnwfnn.

Subscriber. Richmond.-'rhe state of
Washington was formerly = part of
and was created a Territory
In 1853. /. was admitted 10 tho Euion
as Il state February %, 1854
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

picture itsei! IS AS pl~cturcspuc rs tho
'itl"' p"iug one Of tho hest Hart fca-
tHres IN Il long ti'nc. Lots OF action
thn uncertain moments sustain the
interest,", Sheriff NulI's Tusslc' is
tho Sonnet comedy Supplemental fca-
tlrc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

form AFTER all. No one needs to possess the
entire calendar of virtues. Just generosity,
mats all. Just a little human Kindness in
ones makeup viii make other folk overlook
their faults"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31
Ihr ~I.rnisI.

sometimes I positively Shivcr when thini
how lonesome il would be for me- if all IN.
I'oobs on Earth died suddenly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Chicago dispatch says forty eases Of
whisky were found in rags. We kncw it
was mighty poor these days, but had no
idea il was so bad OF as that.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Speculation as TO probable late hours of
the next President is justified by his solcc-
ton Of a social arbiter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS op!ncs tina,
Harding is TO t"ce about which is the first
Information coming this way that he Mad ever
ceased facing about.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

As YET no one has explained uhat the CRIME
wave IS i result OF the N|ovembcr e.1.:.onu.
i'ut us probable. very probable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

N.hl if"" ION. 'HG'll" a-,. wind y~c.oriiy.
: . 81 rl,tr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

when the proposed blue laws come into
force. sunday will be a day OF arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Trinklca Trinkle. little star.
Out for Governor, you are.
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Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day

ciSn countries so far as may b,
consistent with the public welfare.
OBSERVER.
Richmond. Va, Dec. 30. 1920.
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picture CYuec, Comment.

Rarely. "a ever. has suCh Il delight
u. creature come To tCwn as THE
G0ud-1nd Wife" Who married her?
Why Sidney Mason. II her real name
: Dorothy Green. otherwise FanchOn
La Fare. the S~tcllur character on the
screen o: the lG!s Thcator. Ever since
;tis novel nhOiop!ay began its en-.
gaEcmcnt people have hccn talking
OF "Ihc Gcpd-l5aG Wife, and all the
Gossips who wait around 10 hear the
WpalJnIS name mentioned only find.
AFTER all. that she Is the heroine OF
a very engaging feature motion pic
turc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

iieilth department announces there w.!i
he no ilu epidemic this year. What would H.,
the use? There's nothing left with which 10
cure it..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

r." MALL - hsurg cuJ.ug = M....Non,
.:"'Hit. 20 hours -uGlng : J.. M......Nou,
..N"'.s flur. Marsh I..... :,
i2Nya-- STAGE January ! ..... rs,
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Women.

Gentlemen:
| love every Woman.
| trust
one,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Hart In Rig Thriller.
THE Hell Hounds Of Alaska" Is the
picturesque title ~ the William S.
Hart production showing at the Vic
tor again today and tomorrow. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Looking back on Christmas duings and tax
ing Il hint therefron, the philosopher Of the
Ccvington VirGinian says: Every man and
woman who really wants the good opinion Of
the noighbors.ibasn't such a hard choro to per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

ggsaiiSiiEn every day In the year Il 10 south
SNsuth street. Iichniond. Va. Ivy The Tlncs-
N .sDisuatcii Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-31

Mystery mon" are being lined up for the
Harding Cabinet. How different from VIII
sons sc!ections! All of his were open books"
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
$4,000 EARNED
BY SHIP RIVETER
Income Tax Declarations
Reveal High Wages Re
ceived in Past 3 Years
HAS SAVED MUCH
WHILE OTHERS SPENT

An insight OF the large earnings OF
shipyard workers is given in the cur
rent issue Of the Harlan News In an
article on the income tax. Says the
News
The recent Income Tax declarations
and returns brought out. in bold re-
lief. some rather interesting thinrs.
For instance. they proved. TO many
trusting mates that Hubby" had
been holding out more than carfare
now and then, in comparison with his
turnover at home and the earnings
his card showed. That, OF course. is a
legitimate evasion.
But one thing that was forcibly
presented, through the plants CO.
operation in the filing Of the returns.
was that many could account for
their totals and others were surprised
that their aggregate pay was so
much: they hadn't the fainiesl idea
What they had done with 10.
One case that came under observa-
iion proves what Is the matter with
the world today. and the cure for 70.
A certain riyeier at one OF the yards
admitted that he had earned In excess
OF $4,000 In the last three years His
bank book showed that he had saved
everything over $50 a week. a bank
balance of S1320. lie has a wife and
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
TALK OF REV.
G.P.ATWATER
FOR BISHOP
Akron, Ohio, Rector Being
Advocated to Head Del
are Episcopalians
CONVENTION WILL
BALLOT WEDNESDAY,

Episcopal clcrgNmen and laymcn
from an parts OF Delaware VIII gath
er In Emmanuel p. p. Church on We'll
nesday next 90 ballot FOR a bishop for
the diocese Of Delaware 10 ill the Va
cancy caused by the retirement OF
Bishop Frederick ]. kinsman. who has
embraced the Roman Catholic faith.
Bishop Nathaniel s. Thomas. Cf
Wyoming. was elected bishop OF the
diocese OF Delaware In January, but
he declined that honor, feeling that
the State OF Wyoming offered a
wider field for his activities.
A new name Is being discussed as
possibility for bishop. particularly
among some OF the laymen 10 Is that
Of the Rev. George p. Atwaicr. rec
tor OF a church IN Akron. Ohio. He
Is between 40 and 30 years old. and
has been rector at Akron for 20 years,
and has achieved great success There.
he Is described as a good mixer
and an aggressive worker IN varied
religious activities.
10 became known today that some
influential laymcn have been inquir-
ing into Or. Aiwatcr's achievements
at Akron. and have been much I'M
pressed with thel personality and rec
ord OF that clergyman.
Another name being considered seri-
0usly. 10 was learned today. Is that
Of the Rev w N Jencrios, OF Old
Swedes Church. Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
WILMINGTON in
Big TRADE MOVE
Will Help in Formation of
Commerce Chamber
in Paris
HAS TWO DELEGATES
ALREADY IN EUROPE

Wilmington is to be represented at
the organization OF an International
Chamber OF Commerce. in the city OF
Paris, during the week beginning
June q.
This world organization viii en-
brace the chambers OF comirarce and
Trades bodies OF all the Allied nations
which participated in the Great War.
and Is expected TO WELD powerful IN
fluence In the formulation Of trade
agreements and resumption OF COM
merce generally in both hemispheres.
As delegates from the Wilmington
Chamber OF Commerce, William O..
TAYLOR and J.. Edgar Rhoads have been
named. Mr.. Taylor is the European
representative OF the dupont Export
Company, and is now In the French
capital. Mr. Rhoads Is head OF the j..
L. RhOads and Sons Company, leather
belt manufacturers. several months
agO he went TO Berlin with a unit Of
the Society OF Friends, sent TO allevl-
ate suffering and hunger among Ger
man children and war orphans. At
present ne Is In Berlin.
Alfred C.. Bedford. chairman or the
board Of directors OF the Standard oil
Company. Is head OF The American
group Of business men behind the for
nation of the international trade BODY.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
URGE OPENING
OF B.& O.BRIDGE
Needed to Divert Traffic
After Washington St.
Structure is Closed
BILL HELD UP IN
SENATE AT DOVER

Some members OF Washington
street Commission are anxious TO have
The old B. & %. Railroad bridge over
The Brandy,Nlnc converted into a pub
lic iraffc bridge before the Washing
ton street structure Is torn down.
A bin that has passed The House
and is now held up In the senate at
Dover provides for the Levy Court TO
borrow $4,000 with which 10 convert
the railroad bridge into a public traf-
nc structure. Despite The public de-
mand for enactment OF such a bin.
some unseen influence has had the
B. q o. bridge loan measure held up
lu The senate committee. W. 7. Budd.
ciary. OF the Chamber OF Com
.l.rce. has been al Dover trying TO
ecl the senate 10 act on the bill.
Benjamin =. shaw. John S. Rossell
and Levy Couriman Albert Slctser
who are membc-s OF the Washington
street bridge commission. are advo-
eating opening OF The b. and %. Rail-
road bridge 10 relieve the heavy We.
hicular traffic that will be concon.
iratcd on Market street bridge after
Washington street bridge Is closed
They feel that Market street hridsl
viii be- unable 20 accommodate al
the trainc and that The B. and .
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
WOMEN Plan TO
Speed BALLOT
Suffragists Fight for Early
Action in Four
States
HOPE DELAWARE
WILL WIN HONOR

WASHINGTON. May 8 United
Press. Tho National Noman's Party
has mapped out iis progi am for the
immediate future. in The event Della
ware completes ratification OF woman
suffrage.
The next step will be TO set Louis
lana. North Carolina Vermont and
Connecticut 10 ralify and make sure
that the loss OF Ohio. In case OF a
referendum In that Stale, would not
upset quick ratification.
The next thing on the program will
be 10 fight In the courts against
referendum In Ohio. New Mexico and
oklahoma, where the question Is up.
The third and important step VIII
be TO get Congress 90 put through
law putting the amendment into cf-
feet No State could disfranchise
women. even without the law. as 10
would be unconstitutional But the
women want Congress 10 sci forth
IN detail an The rights Of women 90
ihe ballot, with a penalty for anyone
who t-ies 10 interfere with ihmr
voting. With only the amendment In
effect their right 20 vote. IN case some
State questioned ID. would have 10 be
established by civil litigation.
The women expect some opposition
TO this law But they will Keep on
The trail Of Congress till II passes
one
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
BELIEVE DRUG
KILLED WOMAN
Mrs. M. E. Kenney Dies "a
Hours After Entering
Hospital
PHYSICIAN SILENT
FOR THE PRESENT

Mrs Mary z. Kenney, aged 30 years.
OF No 7i6 French street. died In Della
ware Hospital yesterday, from peri
tonitis. following what is believed 10
have been the administering OF drugs
according 20 the story told by her
husband. Walter j. Kenney. This
statement was also made by Mrs.
Halle Hengst. mother Of the deceased,
OF the same address, with whom Mr..
and Mrs. kenney, and their 5-year-
old child made their home.
Dr. Albert Ransom. OF the Delaware
Hospital, who treated the patient.
said this morning Mrs kenney had
been in the hospital only twenty-five
hours previous 10 her death. but oN-
ing TO the fact that he expected 10 be
called upon TO testify by the coroner
In the case he did not care TO make
statement at this time.
Funeral services will be held at the
home tomorrow evening and inter-
ment made at Wrightsyille. Pa. Mon
day afternoon, where Mrs. kenney
formerly lived.
Mr.. Kenney said he had called in a
physician about one week ago today.
and on Wednesday called a second
physician. who directed that Mrs.
kenney be sent TO the hospital at
once.
Evening journal., 1920-05-08
CITY RED MEN
TO HONOR TAMINA

Members Of the tribes and councils
Of the Improved order OF Red Men
viii observe ramina Day exercises at
the Wilmington High School audit0ri-
um at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The lodgemcn will meet al Red Mems
han at i30 o'clock and proceed 90 the
school In a body.
The Rev. l.. Bland Taylor. pastor Of
Bethany Baptist Church viii deliver
the invocation. Deputy Attorney Cen
cral p. Warren Green will deliver the
principal address, his subject being
Trial Of Christ From a Lawyers
Standpoint"
The program OF the exercises will
be as follows Hymn, onward Chris
iian Soldiers audience: invocation,
Rev. L. Bland Taylor, pastor Beth
any Baptist Church: solo. tenor. Sc
lccted. w Harper Spry. Orpheus
Club: Significance OF Tamina Day."
Edward Nclniire, q. &. Of r.. I'm
proved o. r. NJ: solo. selected. Mrs
Agnes Myers, Waneta Council. No. 3:
hymn. "Blest BE the Tie That Binds 70
audience, Trial Of Christ From a
Lawyers Standpoint" p. Warren
Green, Deputy Attorney General Of
Delaware f: baritone solo, selected. j..
NJ. Engclman. Orpheus Club; My
Country 'Tis OF Thee, audience. beno-
diction. Rev Zack W. Wells. pastor
Wesley NJ. =. Church Grace kuschan,
The singing will be directed by
Raymond r. Raub Of The Community
Service.