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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
BLAMED
FOR thigh RENT EVIL"
In Letter to The Star q Writer
Cites Instance Of "Goug-

Subletting lies at the root of the high
rent evil in Washington, according to
the views of Bertha Custer of this city,
expressed in a letter to the real estate
editor, copy Of which was also sent by
her to the Department of Justice. The
letter, in part. follows:
why can't the apartment owners
have stipuiations in their leases that will
prohibit subrenting? They charge any
price for their apartments, because they
assume that the renters VIII sublet. but
think what a hardship this works on the
man who is compelled to take one of
these apartments. either from the own
err or the subletter. l know a young
woman who released her apartment
this year at the former price of $50,
though / assume the newcomers are
paying far more, and now she has let
this apartment out for $125 and has gone
to fashionable apartment to live. We
could all do the same thing, if we had
someone to pay our rent for us, as is
the case in this instance.
1.-THE people are paying the prices
asked, just because they are compelled
to have place to live and because they
have no other recourse. Senator Ken
yon was right in asking that some of
the government offices be moved to other
cities.
Il think it would be a good sugges-
ton for the people who are being
.gouged' to submit the names to the diff
ferent ministers and have their names
read out from the pulpit. 1 know they
all go to church and call themselves
Christians so this would be a good way
to expose them to the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16

ters above. Sold for Azrael Furr to
an out oft town purchaser.
$11.0O0-207 Sd street southeast. A
ten-room. modern house; large garage
on the rear Sold for Mrs. Alice NJ.
Van Nest to AZrael Furr.
sS.sO0-224 Sth street southeast. A
ten-room, modern. brick house; hot
water heat; large garage on the rear.
Sold for Annie NJ. Wilson and Julia
Wilson Earnshaw to Ralph De slmone.
s7OO0-l233 c street northeast. An
eight-room, modern house. Sold for
Mrs. Margaret d. Schultz to William
l.. Grain. who is to use the same Tor a
residence.
s6,00O-1332 e street southeast. A
two-story apartment, five rooms each:
modern heat Sold for Pembroke and
Lizzie Shipley to Katie Clagett
Townsend and Marguerite hodges
Townsend.
s5.75O-110 18th street northeast: A
six-room, modern. colonial house not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16
|SALES FOR THIS WEEK
TOTAL NEARLY 100000

Sales totaling nearly 100000 were
recorded this week through the office
of John F. Donohoe & Sons The
transactions, listed according to the
relative value of their considerations,
follow:
$25.000-229-231 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Two stores with two
flats above each. Sold for the Rup-
pert Home to James and Louis
kousen.
SIS. O00-320-322 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast. Senate Moving Picture
Theater and store, with living quar-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16

| water heat. Sold for Walter Z. Bell !,
to Edward S. and Mary L. Breiden-
stein.
S5.500-134S Potomac avenue south
| east. A six-roon, colonial house. Sold
for Howard b. Thompson to Ida Mae
ElkinS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16

A new letter sealer that handles
several hundred envelopes a minute
has but one moving part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-16

Northum erlnnda
sodon the The to
North by
NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29
IoWs lis

VIZ offer Or lInndwd Dollars lie.
ward f,F ANN raSf 0f atafrh tina cam
mol be cared Is IialI's Gatarrh Mrsli-
cine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been
taken bs catargih sufferers fnr ilIc past
thirty -hfe yaarS and has become
kuown ~ The niasi reliable remedy Tor
Calarrh Halls satarfh MedicIue
acts thru tlse blood On tha Maeons
surfaces. cxpolllnR The Poison from
The Blood and heaIing Jha diseased
portions,
AiiNr you haye taken fIail's Cniarrh
Medicine for 'ghOt4 siina g0nwlil sdo
p Vrnal Improvement h roar 9s,naral
health start taking HATS tAf6Ffb
Medicine al once u1d get rid u e..
iairli send fns lasAnipnsais, ltce
r J. GHESisY 4 CO. Toledo. Ohio.
SOLD bs NIL Drugeisln. 15c.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29
Al CARD or THANkS

wanl b thank The people Of South
ern Maryland for their patronage dnf.
Ing The last three years aud Wfsh an
q happy and prosperous year. md
also sDlicit your future patronage.
And shal continue to visit Ihe county
monthly | Will ia ii Mr. Charlie
Foxwel's again The first Tuesday Sd
February Any one wishing 10 have
any optical work done and not being
able 70 eet here, can have me call ii
their home by addressing
/, II. 3EAUCAAMfs
Registered Opi0moifiSt,
1873 N Bond 81
Baltimore. Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29


fk WIS fIz{>M lIIE. SEVENTH
.., ~.
'4&iS a'hSlz.5.< AIs,sIs... a| Al.SiI 8a9
/ &|.S4 I.{xnri* It's 4iI..5 64,i<hins 1i
f.6nE f.|~nsa IIa.Naan s4hVe 81 III \
|nartied At 81. Dominieis Church.
~ aslSsas:tfl.. last Monae7 Mg
NORRIS during .nEzfa1 was e efi8i-
pRet n a'As'7 2 .'F "k '..A.., 'r We
son6rsblIy di*e6aroed MISS HAYDEN.
6se 81 Sf M4rXx social favoriies
In0ti4 tina inSl few wears has been maxi
linp. her home ii ih6 Capital liby.
where she has a host Of friends. The
l'hapnx connle returned a. Aboll .inst
| Wednesday. where fhet viii make their
Ifntnra ho0ie. f,ur CONGRATULATIONS
nsis9 fsnt " 9pst teAetatk 81 stahor
.HVa4 oeI'oo't lelt vp' til' 81. .''tie re-
thrntn& rom sehppt ~ tfiu@f hnu
nrohs ',eF eoaiat none 81 ta' ,1l'
MI 5ste Iao~ss sell q, bls al.ns,.
mai ana sI,e .,,'fefls =, III .,t
il M istouf ,.I,e,Si,s6
MISS Bessie MeNshaNs 81 Falners,
took the bustor washington iasi brIs
h sa'.. MhsRs w WIT naN4 nsf aus'sT
~
Messrs. Haverman ban'Ran, brlecQe
,,s, ,Ss's 5ro,, MY heinss tri i,. 10 %h s
ss,.t, ~, \, INV, " Raltsfnora
-
Mr. Alfred Gibson 81 near Aballl
has purchased . never -stop" Ford
Girls, please take notice
Msssrs xvfIito Rtcnsl,,@r ~ ls,.nasf
rnvlae ~ Nus unnrt VA, IN
sshn1l,v ar,,s,s ~ kiilgnV dnefs
Thnv shds "a. MI aad * nfton in9f
Wc3neg ,,lss ~ their hin t,aerrls ~
came MN ah6 N never .,'', rat \ heather. un-
I'll three crippled sdlppersn came into
hlsalf pllnd and sisey killed lnem WIN
. buR1 hook arr MenShaW PROMISED
ieN NFtsNN y NNtf 81 Nnitr paGks, ana
Ht'.f ~ hHt9 sf awful aIlprtlle ior
n iI,. nv NH, VIVA .,:,,,d \ ~ 'F
Mr. r ~ hlnlz, 81 RAlmers' ourl
VERY iopular paint nun, hss l1se re'
sserner ;iF1ha very snceefSinl Er!p'
Green. Of NV Ynsk tslfx ota III srifF.
ANY, ,nt<sar aecorat,4r4
49, ~
l.oMrd.,l ,.s,x s,in,dM. ee s',lti,e,,ps
al Il Ls,xlss.As Mo-
hne lnnera 81 Aamurl li's'.kihnk,
o. fs.ferS'de. WIRE ah'a q hls homo
, Y Friday , 9lEnl, Mas ne z a, Y Z y.
monIa' followine In6nenza M
rs.l. l.f.t.a III. ~. I. !. 49,. ~ /
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29
DISTRICT NOTES.

4 Received Too late for our lash issnel
The dance At ST MIchaels Tall last
Thursday was a seey pleasant affair.
There VIII be- one there every two
weeks until Lent
Mr. j Frank Smith returned from
Baltimore and Annapolis on Friday
Mrs. VIM. +. Smith, Of Washing
ton, spent few days last week with
Mrs Harry Beal, 81 Scotland, return-
ing On Saturday.
The Community Welfare Associa.
ton held q very interesting merilDg
Friday night ~ the Odd Fellows Hall.
Miss Annie MAY Ltvgrecited. "a rep
fesentatlye Of The Maryland Agrlcul-
tnral College snnkn op soils and gave
Illustrations Owing % the bad wealth
e., very few were present
Mr.. /. N. Mckay. OF Park Hall. has
been quite Ill. HIS many friends hops
he win soon be ont again.
Mcssrs. Warren Clarke and tieorge
Roach returned Thursday after Il very
enjoyable trip % baltimore.
The next mrellng 81 The Community
Welfare Association win be held on
Friday, Feb. Q, instead 81 FRIDAY.
Jan. ~, - stated 10 our last issue
senator Chas. s. esrason spent The
weekend ~ hishome, Cross Manor z
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

+. II ~ EtN' ~ ||t||F|
a !fI!ael HA|l hIaNR AZ Nom
week. Az u
Dr. VIM. 3 Butch and family are
spending y few weeks as the guests oi
Messi's. Harry and Georue Combs. az
Fox's Point, Medley y Neck
Hon. Clyde Kelly, great booster
oi parcel post and motor truck service,
viii spcakn Tie Court House on Tues
aRg next Febfuary s'tl, u $ p. ~.
A series OF entertainments viii 10
held on EaSier Monday night through
out che co4piy for the benefit Of Leon
ard Hall.
Dir II r Greenwell and Mi. y r.
&reenwel we're much impressed with
Rle West During their recent trip 10
apfAs and OkIaboma
4Ie y 8 mail truck turned over
NnX Waldorf a. the down trip On Fri
3$ 1885 and As Y rHsllH tise-nail ala
1Rt rsa4h aonahasi,sn until about q
Miss Ruth Sinlpsn0 md Miss Rosa
10 Degges. ~ Wasisington, nluees III
Mr. Stanley Williams, are tho guest
81 Alss Catherine Malilngly Leonard
towp.
There will De dance ~ Hotel ST.
Mays on Monday, Feb III for The
heneflt ofs2lr Lady ) Chapel, Medic -
Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. b Kennedy Abelll
paid arecent shopping "Trip 10 WASH
lnRton, returning on Saturday % Me
elaplcsvllle. where they worc met IS
Miss Helolse Abel, ir her new Sedan.
Don's iofset that january 81 il the
last day upon which subscriptions to
NE BEACON, old or new, vii BE- nc
cepfed Al the present rate III 8lW
After that date the nfice will be y %.
Nc. Stanley Williams, lie semrncs
motor bus driver, who was uInred
about three week. AaEe NheE
Slipped NbIIa Al va changing h slfB,
~ 81 l'1IskFFNH ~ l4 Hn8e
st|'es Npsk N
nfslay 81 last week it'd
and sidewalks Of 41oonaratown
Ieon converted Into skntine /
ueh 70 the joy 0f tho juvenile |
Anfs: npd, in fact, i good many
ups are enjoying the novelty
Alex Brown. forsaerly travel /
his territory for the Globe Soap
Is nov bond salesman, with
headquarters IN Philadelphia. flel
FNtill retains his love for Southern
Maryland, and paid st. Mary Visit
lNSt week
The City Hub Store has moved sol
ttosel LeunardE0wn, wllere Captain
sFoxwell Is having the parlor reminded
"a into an upftp-dnte and attractive
store. The remOdsling will not In
lerrupt business, and customers Will
be served promptly. adv.
saseAhoneg q lettlsg Is gaosc you
prices on fyur High Grade Tobacco
Bed Goods n0S just Drop Us linz
NJ Taveau Il 20 manufacturers
Grade Fertilizers, 81 s. Gay
EtIonal Marine bank Bldg,
IBaltIinore. MARYLAND adv. Am.
Mrs. vi. n Gladstone, 81 Eas.
Hadiofd, Va, who Is spending the
winier with her mother Mrs r. M.
Hayden, left Tuesday morning for
<VyiimlnRton, Dell, 10 attend the fnne-
'rni 81 Mrs. Alfred / dn pont, having
2been notified BY telegram of her sud- |
Den death Ia Charleston, $. c., on
Tuesday, Jan, 8
The slippery condition Of the State
road caused the Senmes Motor %.
81 discontinue their bus service on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

The first Of this week Mrs. Harry
Raley, Mrs. Harry heal. Mira Alice
8. Lloyd and her little daughter, Ell
loiHe, loft for Baltimore, where they
viii remain two weeks.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Don't forget the oyster supper To-
night Thursday 10 ST Mlchaef,s
Hall, which win be followed by d
dance. BE sure and come
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Mrs. Gilbert Hooper has been visit
ipg her sister Mrs. Louis Raley bear
Scotland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

WE ARE SUBMITTING to the Public Service Commission nett
ton for increased Maryland These rates. il
authorized, will yield only fair investment
LIKE ALL OTHER INDUSTRIES seriously affected
by increased COSTS at the present earnings are
sufficient e pay operating expenses and interest charges
NOT ASK for an excessive return We recopnize our ob
CATION = public utility give the public good
reasonable charges
WE AXE STRIVING to but
unreasonable Without | cannot
provide the property and working that good service;
nor can We secure the capital keep pace
the growth Of your community
WE ARE SUBMITTING Service Commission all the
facts and figures pertaining operations Maryland
order that il may make thorough investigation
We ARE ANXIOUS that and the public generally
know tbs situation confronting believe that
with knowledge Of these facts you will efforts to
fair return In this way only fulfill completely
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

The next meeting 81 The Community
Welfare Association win be held on
Friday, Feb. 9, instead 81 friday.
Jan. 10 IS stated la our last lssua.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Miss Elsie McCully. 81 near Leon
aIQtoBA. S visiting her brother, Mr.,
Hugh Mc@ally, hi Washington
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

s8ltd6 trim 70 Washington during
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Mrs Grover Stone has returned
X ApEne alter d three weeks visit to her,
mother Mrs. Rent, al BetbIehhm,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

q o1$iar supper and dance Will be
heId I'LL St James Hall, near Park
Hall al Tuesday, Febru~ry 3, at 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

senator Chas. s lirason spent The
weeIFpnd at hishome, Cross Manor. &
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Messrs. Warren Clarke and rseorae
Roach returned Thursday after very
enjoyable trip % Baitimore
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

The ANNUAL supper for the benefit or
81. Fai'5 Al. Il, Church Will be held AZ
HdtRl LAbnarltown on Tuesday Feb.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Mr. 4 ". Mckay. Of Park Hall, has
been quite III, His many friends hops
he will soon BE- out again
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

4'hufs day 81 last week tho
and sidewalks pf lnonaratown
eon converted Into d skating
nQh 20 the joy Of tho juvenile
ants; apd, - fact, i good many
p ups are enjoying the novelty
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Miss Alice h Hall, 81 CornjiaId
Harbors spent two weeks 81 the Rich
nono hoieis Washington, dis the anest
of her gFnndsnlothers Mrs. VIM Hois
den
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

MISS Ruth Sinpsn0 md Miss Rosa
10 i1egges, ~ WasisIngton, nleces 81
Mr. Stanley Williams are tho guests
Of MIss Catherine Maliingly Leonard
town
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Alta special meeting 81 the Bar AS
6uciation 81 Prince GEORGES County,
oyer which former States Attorney
" Hampton Magrnder presided, init
ial steps toward securing extension
pf The term pg Associate Judge Fill
more BoaH OF the Seventh Judicial
Efrcills were taken h the form ol a
resolution addressed 10 tho General
ssembly of Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29
.calMiss 8 Otherwise


In,faH|liate delivery 81 pew Ford
<oaasief 4eanardtoHn linpi Eo
stsnd he dance st 81. eohn's Hail,
Hpll wood TOMORROW, friday Jpn.
me- s s|s = %s ard ssa assss
Miss Elsie McGully, 81 near Leon
al1toBA, IS visiting her brother, Mr.
Hugh Mcgally, Ia Washington.
Don't'iat| to ket your soll samples
on F8bfnafg Znd Send them Is your
eonntg agent Al soon as possible.
, mother ~ rs s. Rent, al BetbIehhn,
ii o1siar supper and dance will be
heid I'LL. St James Jall near Park
Hall q Tuesday, Febru~Ty 3, at 8
Xhe ANNUAL supper for the benefit Of
81. Fal'5 Al. Y. Church will be held At
Hotpl I1bnardtown On Tuesday. Feb.
MI A. n King, who has accepted
4 position With All fctnpany and Is
lealeiE NJ NeN Xork, kpent the week.
z A ~ enns .IfaWn hofue,
E Mill Essf hid
NJ 8s: N.aI.asl Hall REgNe. on Man
1iag ft5'i - slv WEI tppeaf neat
8 Week. sI.| j..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Received Loo late for our last isanel
The dance at So Mlchael's HALL iast
Thursday was seey pleasant affair
There VIII BE- one there every two
weeks until Lent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Delegates Beverley and EOad we're
hfspe from Annapolis over the week
end. They say the Legislature Is GET
stinR wali organized and win soon ses-
ne down 10 the real work OF the ses-
sion, Tbs entire ST.; Mays delega.
fiou has feared we'll Ia TIE matter 81
0osmitEec assignments
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Mr. and Mrs Clnfenss Raler ana
family have fgoNed 10 Indian Head.
They viii b. greatly missed Ia fhis
community
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

DR.. VIM = Buech and family are
spending j few weeks as the guests oi
Messrs. Harry and George Combs, at
"Fox's Point Melisy1s Neck
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Our local blacksmith rnpnrgs s,eing
ID business for over 30 sears and this
u his Iirst winter 10 ever rough hod
men
~ alright 10 extend The glad hand
70 q man in q vet town, Bnt ia q dry
la@na ivan would rather le Offered
about three fingers.
f3AgNlfrf..
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

f3|e = mail truck turned over
N6x Waldorf "a the down trip GA Fri
~ 1855 md IS Y rNslll II tise-nail aid
not raa4h a0nat6ES1sn until about q
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
LACOL men To
ASSIST fight
ON DRY Law
contlnned from Flrst paee-

ranch owner and lawyer, is the man
aging vice-prcsident OF the organiza-
tion. II was further disclosed that
among the prominent members OF the
association are: General Felix Ag-
nus. editor OF the Baltimore American
Thomas Bayard. Edward G Brad
ford lr., and fonmer Chancellor John
r. Nicholson, OF this city: Dr. John B.
Deaver. the noted surgeon Of phila-
delphia: StuVVesant Fish former
president OF tho Illinois Central rail-
road; Major William r. Lank OF Mil
ford: Or Charles B. PenrOse. a broth
er ~ Senator Boics Ponrose: John A.
ROeblng Of The famous Trenton fam
lily OF suspension bridge builders.
and many others OF similar high
name in professional and industrial
life.
Fight by the association Is CEN
tered on the Volstead act enforcing
the Eighteenth or prohibition amend
ment % The Federal Constitution The
organization was formed about a year
ago. hut It's activities have not been
conspicuous for some months past
Circulars received hore TODAY rnun-
ciated the aims Of the association in
part as follows:
"Tho Nolsiead law can he renealcd
The Supreme Court says we may
keep II or repeal II, Just as The voters
prefer. Which do Won prefer2
at will be repealed II those on-
posed TO IL will Join one association
and merely let themselves he counted
so that Congressman may know how
many Of rs there are
"Such an association has beer
formed with branches In many STATES
This is not a wet society 10 doe,
not advocate th0 reiurn NJ me- old 81.
loon uncontrolled II stands for fair
moss. moderation and respect for thl
Constitution of our fathers.
THE dues are only ono dollar pei
wear. There are no salaried officers
You do not have 10 work-iusi enrol
and he counted Rul Your active aiC
Will be welcomed II you can s've IT,
After detailing how checks may bl
sent. the ciFculars add:
please mention This advert semen
| 10 your friends. Your name will no
| he made nublic without your consent
! Bu' we shall SEQ that candidates an,
] political leaders know how many cii
zens enroll against the Nolslead law.
on he reverse side Of his deelar
elton OF principles is printed the lis
Of prominent memhers" Of The asso
/ citation. about 200 all told. from whicl
those already given have been taken
IL is further stated under the head
ing statement Of facts" that "whil
| prohibition accomplishes much good
and merits dignined treatment AM
serious consideration. yet we believ
The present prohibition laws are i'm
| proper and dangerous. Prohibition
should, we think. be dealt with To-
cally, and not in violation Of IN
fundamental nrinclples Of homo rnl
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
MISS BLETBTREY
SETS SWIM RECORD
Ry HENRY L FARREIL

United Press STAFF Correspond
ANTWERP. Aug. 27.-The American
alhletes formally protested today the
d'clsion by which Roth, Sweden, was
declared winner over Nat Pendleton.
or New York. in the bout for the
heavyweight catch-as-catoh-can Olym-
pic championship.
There were no falls but the Ameri-
cans conlended Pendleton was an easy
winner on points, he having the
SWede on the Offensive most Of the
time.
Ihe Americans annexed but one
wrestling. title, the featherwelght. in
Which Yankee also was the runner
up; After an exciting mssle C. d.
Ackerly, Of Cornell. Debated G. n.
Ierson, OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In the other finals Antilla. Finland.
1eIealed SvensOn, Sweden, for the
lightweight championship and Leino.
Finland, deieatd Pentilla, Finland. in
lhe middleweight class.
lhe American water polo team, was
elmlnated by ENGLAND in the semi
finals, losing Z to ?.
Miss Ethelda Bleibtrey set new
olympic record for the women's 300
meter free stroke swim. hanging IN
a mark OF minutes II 2-5 seconds.
which was 3-5 seconds faster than
me mark made by Miss Fanny Bu-
rack, or Australia, in 1912.
Evening journal., 1920-08-27
DRAW JURORS FOR
SEPTEMBER TERM

Jurors for the September term OF
the Court Of General Sessions, Su-
prior Court and the Court Of oyer
and Terminer have been drawn by
Jury Commissioners John r. Lamb
son and Joseph C. Lawson as follows
Court Of General Sessions and Su-
perior Court:
First Representative district-Ber-
nard Schneider, John Koerner John
Callaghan, Edward B. Abbott.
SscOnd-lOhn A. Smith, William J.
Meaney, Leonard Heiss, George f.
HOgue
Third-Harry w. Lowe, David R.
Black, James NJ. Downs, Frank w.
HassOn.
Fourth-Carman ri Mare. Stephen
j. NlcNee, Charles C. Loeber, Trance
w. Foreman.
Flfih-George f. Grammar, VIII
liam : Davis. Frank II. Phillppi,
Alexander ]. Sterrett.
Sixlh-Eugene l. Husband, Abner p.
seventh-Lewis B. Guest, w. Lewis
Eighth-George X. Ball. Frank F..
Ninth-Gcorge T. Dobson, Benjamin
Eubanks.
Tenih-Lewis R. Hushebeck, Clayton
ID. Appleby.
Eleventh-Charles s. Bigger, Charles
II. Salmon. Jr.
Twelfth-John A. Collins, Peter J..
Muligan.
Thirteenth-Michael Keegan, Jr'
Lester NaylOr.
Fourteenlh-Randolph p. Reynolds.
John r. Carpenter.
Fifteenth - Edward T. Heinold,
! Charles johnson.
/ Additional Jurors.
First Representative district-James
/ McAllister.
Second John A. Booker
Third-DeHaVen Morris.
Fourih-Wilham NJ. Mask.
Fifth-G. Lester Brewington.
SiXth-Lewis X. Brinton.
SVenth-Harvey Gregg.
Eighth-John Dennison.
Ninth. Edward Bailey.
Tenth-Jacob H. Specher
Elevenlh-Thomas ID. Wright.
Twelflh-George Tugend
Thirteenih-James ]. FARRELL.
Fourteenth-lacOb V. Hill.
Fifleenth-Frank Wilmington.
Court of Oyer and Terminer.
First Representative distriG-Wil-
liam Jennings. Charles y. Foulk
Second-Harry f. Mellon, Harry e
GrOihaus.
Third-George B. Ward, William A.
SieptOe.
Fourth-Thomas F. Monaghan
Harry A. Dempsey.
Fifih-Thomas T. Magarity, VIII
lard Hare
sixih-Ernest Smith, William z
Husband
Sevenih-William j. Hilyard, Ed
ward ORourke.
Elghth-Gilpin Buckingham, Franz
p Whitman.
Ninih-Willard Chapelle. Jane:
Marsey.
Tenfh-William Harrington.
Eleventh. Harry r. Mccormick.
Twelfth-William G.. Janvier.
/, Thirteenth-Le r. Truitt.
FOurteenth-Joh A. HeinOld.
Fifteenth-Frank Wheeler.