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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23
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and other mechanical apparatus will make
1t and really the audience can be very
comfortable by sitting still. But just i'm,
not help them thoughts. They came after
seeing Williams and Taylor, the colored
for the last half of the week. If ever two
men worked hard, they do. One would
think that the Novelty was an Ice chest. the
fheF act fsey deserve every BIT Of the
applause they received yesterday afternoon
and it's. a safe bet they'll get lots more
The bill is an even one, with no special
features outside the dancing of Williams
the Fearless" leads off and is quickly fol,
lowed by Curtis and his dog, Buster"
Curtis gets on the play bills because he
the center of interest. Robb and Williams
have a school kid act and-well that Is
about all there is to be said about it 1t
The real singing act of the bill is Of
fered by Bard and Stone. Don't know
hind" to find out, but the little woman, be
she Stone or Bard, las the better voice,
while her partner is the better actor. The
act is we'll staged and well written. The
Four Juggling Normands wind up the per
Torrance. Why do vaudeville managers
Away put the jugglers last? Yesterday
afternoon there were a lot of Novelty
patrons who did not get all they had paid
for. The Normands put up an exception
nothing particularly new. out it was fin
ished and the performers had real ability
in their line
At the Orpheum.
"And she last shall be first" Possibly
it is because, having read the story of The
Sins of ST. Anthony" when 1t appeared in
the Saturday Evening Post, the element of
expectancy has been lost, or possibly it was
that Larry Semon put up the best stuff,
but at any rate he gets almost first men
ton in writing the double bill being shown
/ a, for he Iaff Oft rs
week.
Larry is a finished comedian. He is one
of those few in the business who can get
just as many laughs without makeup and
possibly can get more because of the lack
of it. In school Days" he has a real
real actors TO support him, some almost
as good as he. There Is almost none of the
Charlie Chaplin slap-stick stuff in the
production but there is one custard pie.
Some day some property man is going 20
make custard pie out of concrete and
aimed and the director who ordered it will
be face to face with the evidence proving
that the day of the pie throwing is done
Then whole lot of US are going to give
three beers-oh-er-cheers
In THE Sins of st. Anthony" Bryant
eral reels of proof that he is an actor and
he really takes advantage of every chance
It is light amusing story of a boob who
turned the tables and ii has a punch at
the finnish. 1t is a Lasky production and
that means that no detail has been over
looked Good looking girls. say DO, there
are so many of EN- present at all and
various occasions in this picture, that
view of the same is better than a trip to
the seashore.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23
LIKE FAIRY STORY.
Juvenile Court Ward May Rival
Jacks Famous Beanstalk.
Grows Inch and Half in Two
Weeks, Records Show.
P. HIN. CARES FOR BARNES BOY
Gets Nourishing Meals and Pint
of Milk Daily.
Norman's Brothers and Sisters
Add Weight and Height.

If Norman Barnes, aged years,
keeps on growing at his present rate
he will rival the growth speed of
Jacks famous beenstalk. What may
be a physical phenomenon is found
in Norman's height record with the
Public Health Nursing association.
According to the record he is an inch
and a half taller than he was two
weeks ago!
Norman has been under the special
car of the Public Health Nursing as
derheight child. He has been kept,
with two sisters and two brothers, at
the county detention home for two
weeks. In addition to- three nourish-
ing meals every day the children each
have had pint of milk daily.
Brother an Inch Taller.
health nurses found the height of the
5-year-old boy had increased an inch
and a half
1T may be that the child has
Strengthened up, adding something to
his height Mrs. C. c. Bailey, head
of the Public Health Nursing depart
ment, said. But it is certain he has
grown astonishingly in two weeks"
Norman's brother Truman is found
to be an inch taller than he was two
weeks ago. His sister Lila, aged IA,
who is forty pounds underweight, has
gained four pounds in two weeks; an
other sister, Velma, also greatly un-
derweight, has gained three and a half
pounds, and Lomona, aged 8. four
and one-half pounds, under the Pub
lie Health associations care.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23
QUARTER MILLION OFFERED.
Fifty Thousand Pounds for Dempsey
II He VIII Meet Carpenter.

New York. July 2S.-William A.
Brady. theatrical producer. last night
announced that he had been author
lied by c. A. Cochran, London fight
promoter, to offer Jack Dempsey
$4,000 pounds to sign an agreement
to meet Georges Carpenter in London
in November or December this year.
Cochran, according to Brady, is pre-
pared to deposit 10000 pounds as a
guarantee of good faith.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23
4REE BIG SATURDAY SUIT SPECIALS
Young Mems $45, $50 and $50
Suits-$36

The lively selling of these Suits all day yesterday-the
first day of the saleproclams this is real style and
value event for young Again today invite the
young of Topeka to visit young mems store
and see these Suits. All smart snappy distnctivey
stylish Suits from the cleverest alors of young
clothes in America They mostly blue serges hair
line and chalk stripe flannes unfinished worsteds aso
the always wanted plain colors in browns blues greens
and grays, just right for the year round wear Not
suit in this lot tailoring and style considered can be
s95 r. most would cost you $50 O0c.OO
to $50, your choice M
only Observation-Disclosures.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23
Hart Schaffner Marx, and other Fine Makes

Mems extra fine, hand tailored
Tropical Worsted Suits, made of
beautiful feather weight fabrics.
in gabardines, serges, aerpores
and worsteds in cool summer
colors. stripes and checks;
beautifully tailored; silk sleeves,
silk piped. extra special values
at $40, $45 and $50.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Shan
1ung and PonRee Silk Suits
Silk yoke and silk sleeve lining;
$25 to $40.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-23

Palm Beach Suits-Nat-
ural color. plain shades of
gre en- and gray; neat
stripes; SIS, $3.50, see.
riestIe silk Mohair
Suits-Blacks, blues, grays,
many neat stripes: silk
yoke, silk tape; some silk
sleeve lining; S25, $40, $35
Palm b C h Trousers
Plain grays and sand COLI
or, 1896.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
c. f. SOCIETY IN FARCE.
West Presbyterian Young People Enter
tain Friends at New Century Club.

Engaged by Wednesday was the
three net farce presented in the New Cen
tury Club last night hy the Christian
Fndeavor Society of West Presbyterian
Church "a the feature Of the 80
cietys annual entertainment The plot
of the play centers about tho activities
Of Miss Abigail Persons and Mrs Watson
who ARE striving 20 force the bonds OF
matrimonv upon their unwilling chil-
drcn. Arthur Watson and IleIlc Persons
Mrs s. =. Rolph, and Mlss josephine
NJ Larson. ma Miss Abigail md Mrs
Watson, take their parts with skull as
do Miss Elizabeth r Dav and Robert
J Illcy as Lucille and Arthur Bartlett
r Carley, who "a Henry Martin rlVals
the famous Sleeping Beauty plays his
part successfully Miss Marguerite "
mer, az Mother Goose IN the Mother
Goose Chorta scene, also received appieuse.
Between the three acts Of the play
an interesting musical program was pre-
sented by the Vest Christian FndeaYnr
Mandolin Club which was organized about
two months ago by r. / Salter
After the play, ''Si Perkins knntry
Stor' with iellics. preserves hand painted
baskets and flower pots did rushing
business The ontire program will be repeat
ed tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MEALS FOR II CENTS
At UNCLE SAM DOOR
Immigration Commissioner Shows
Hotel Men How II Can
be Done.
nv Associated Pros. to Every rvcnine


New York. Nov 20 Delegates to the
convention Of the National Hotel Assocla-
tion here couldn't believe that only ID
minutes from the TIP uf Manhattan tempt
ing meals are served for exactly Z cents
each So Frederick 4 Wallis, lmmlgra-
tion Commissioner on Ellis Island IN
vited doubters on q tour OF culinary IN
spection. Just 10 show how they do II on
Uncle Sans doorstep.
A number OF the hotel men, who say
thew are intent on bringing down the cost
Of tavern fare. accepted the Commission
er's invitation with the idea of Infuslng
some Of .he Ellis Island methods into the
conduct OF then own kitchens.
For particulars" said the Commls-
sioner, ''see MacGowan.
The secret OF reducing the costllness of
proyender as it appears. stcaming and sue
crllent on the dinner table IS a mystery
but NacC rowan. ID. T. MacGowan. cater
er on the island, IS on the Inside. lis ex-
nlanatIon runs. Purchases on lowest
bid basis, quantity production, and prof
It's never more than % percent on the
monthly investment result, l. cent DIN
ners
And when someone interposed that Mac
Gowan "cOuldn' serve regular meal tor
Il cents, he exhibited, as sample menu,
the following
Breakfast rice with milk, steWed prunes,
bread and butter and coffee with two humps
Of sugar 10 the cup.
Dinner English beef soup with barley,
Irish stew with vegetables, tapioca pudding
and coffee
Supper; Lamb hash, green peppers,
bread and butter, blackberry Jelly, coffee
and tea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MONTHS CAMP PA|GN
At SIP PAUL' 'SCHURCH
1t Will be Conducted by the Nc
Combe e-Clase Party, With
Meetings Each Night.

With Rev. John H. McCombe, ID. d. |
the Irish evangelist preaching at both |
services Mt st PauI's Methodist EpH-
oopal Church. Tenth md Jackson streets |
tomorrow. and music under the personal
direction of professor Harold =. tlase
with Mrs Clasc at the piano, An intensive
evangcistic campaign will be opened NJ
TINT church tn continue until December
10
The Mcconnell Clase party has Just
closed most successful campaign NJ
Aybury NJ T. Church, Crlafeld, Md,
where 40 persons profcsscd conversion
and united with one of the churches IN
| that vicinity
Their coming TO Wilmington many be-
! Eeve means that this city ~ TO receive
! another religious awakening such as 1t
had when the Lyon Tabernacle Party were
| here IN 1916. Although the services will be
| held in ST Paulis Church every night
| next week including Saturday, and every
| night. except Monday thereafter, until
| the end Of the campaign. the meeting
| will asriime a citY-wde aspect and scope.
Cottage PRAYER meetings will be held III
ten different sections of the city on ues-
dny. Thursday and Friday morning. from
10 to 1880. shop meetings will be held
every noon except Saturdays IN many
of the local industrial plants women
meetingq and chiIdren's meetings IN the
church on afternoons aq hereafter an
nounced and mass meetings on Sunday
afternoons, excepting tomorrow, for the
women M st Paula Church led by Mrs
Met Combe and Mrs Clase. and for men AZ
the Garrick Theatre. led by Dr McC Comte
and Prof Clase
A large chorus choir has heHn organize 4
bv Prof Charles 7 Edwards and the
music committee ~ winch + & fiardestv
Is chairman. They will hold their first
rehearsal in the church tonight, NJ whlch
tune tbcv will meet Prof and Mrs, Ciare
and receive the song books and instruc-
tiors for the meetings Tho platform IN
the church has beon greatly enlarged 20
as to accommodate about 100 peraons'
the other mcnibcra ~ the choir will be
seated IN the balcony III the rear of the
church
Each service will commence promptly.
There will be no reserved seats Choir
srats not occupied at the tune N start
the service viii he available Tor anyone.
gpccial sony books win be used, which can
be purchased A. the church any day other
than Sunday
The Sunday services viii begin With the
general class meeting ~ 30 O'Clock, led
by Rev " G. Strickland The Sunday
school. Vim r, SkeIlenger, Fupsrneen-
dent. will convene ~ n clock There viii -
no meeting a tho Christian Endesvor
Society tomorrow. nor until the close Of tbs
evangelistic campaign. because the people
will be coming "a rly for tho evening preach
ing service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
WESTMINSTER FORUM.
Prominent Speakers Scheduled for No
vember IS and December IL.

Westminster Church Open Forum has
opened its season very ausplciously and
the topics are Of unusual interest. On
Sunday evening, November 2S, DR.. Sam
uel McChntock Hamill is 20 deliver an
address on The Welfare Of the American
Child He is exceedingly well versed on
this topic and the discussion should be
most interesting
On Sunday. evening, December II, Dr.
Je sse H. Holmes, prof eseor of history of
nell gion and philosophy Of SwarthmoIe
College, is TO discuss a Pr ogram for the
Church" DR.. Holmes recently citicised
the church for its tendency 30 become
social club. and was criticlsing from with
in and without His discussion OF this
topic applied TO the whole church in It's
broad sense and not to any specific creed
or denomination This should create an
undue interest as to what program the
church at large should follow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
ENEMY TO GOOD HEALTH.

Goof health has no creator enemy than
constipation. You cannot keep fit
for work or play if the bowels arr irregu-
lar or clogged with decomposed mass
Of undigested food from which the blood
picks UP disease-causing impurities and
carries them throughout the entire system.
Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild but
sure in action. They Danish blhousness.
sick headaches, sour stomach and other
Ills caused by indigestion Take one to-
night and YOU viii feel better in the
morning. n. i. Danforth. Market Il
Second Sts Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
GOING DOWN
Grnin and Provision Prices Smash on
Chicago Board.

Chicago. Nov. lg.--Grain prices smash
cd heavily downward to-day ali along the
line with hogs md provisions folloNinE
suit. Corn led the way Notwithstanding
TINT IL was already lower than a. any time
since 1915.
As result before the day was bali ovrf
wheat had fallen 7I1 cents to 81 73A for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
UNITARIAN CAMPAIGN.
Former President Taft Gives $4,000
Toward Proposed Fund Of $1,000 goo.

Boston Mass Nov 70. u nitarian
churches all over this country and Canada
are competing to secure 81 900 given by
former President William Howard Taft,
honorary chairman Of the Unitarian cam
paign. to the s., 900, 600 fund being raised
bv this denomination between November
Ii and November u.
President Taft, who opened the Uni
tartan campaign ii this city recently, ask
I'd that ms subscription be added % the
total 0f The church subscribing the great
est percentage over It's quota Already
scores Of churches have exceeded their
quotas and are seeking the honor Of add
ing tile former President 5 subscription to
theirs
The Unitarlaus u America opened
their campaign Armistice Day, November
III and will continue until tomorrow, IN an
effort to secure So, 100000 with which to
impress the non-creedal faith Of Unitarian
ism upon the 65, ,OOO, 900 Americans whom
il j. estimated, are not identified with any
church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITARIAN

UNITARIAN.
"Thauksgiving Service" will bc the
subject Of an address by Rev W. \.
Vrooman Mt / / tomorrow IN the Unitarian
Church. West street above Eighth. All
pews are free.
ST. LuKE'a
st Luke Reformed Episcopal Church,
Monroe and Eighth streets, Rev. William
Iamming rector. Sunday school 10,
morning PRAYER and sermon, II; chill
dren's service. 2; evening PRAYER snd ser
mon, 7.30.
NEW JErusAITM.
New Jerusalem. worship At i0.45, Rev .
George Henry Dole minister. Sermon
subject, The Mamma.
MISSION ALLIANCE.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Chapel. 5O4 West Fifth street This Is the
closing dav OF the Home convention
DIR. J. Gregory Mantle and Mrr. W NJ
Turnbull, both OF Nyack, n y, arr the
speakers Of the day 1890 a m, DIR
Mantle will speak; 3, Mrs Turnbull will
speak Mrs 1urnhull will address the
SUNDAY school At , and the Young
People meeting At $50 Dr Mantle
will deliver the final message Of the con
vention AZ 80 p. m.
FREE METHODIST
Services in the Free Methodist Chapel
on SUNDAY as follows Sunday school, 10,
preaching at IL song service, = preach
ing at : 30. in charge Of Rev. +. h Clough
formerly Of Cambridge, Md
RTRr.E STUDENTS
Mr. NJ r Schoonmaker viii spcak on
the subject Jerusalem, Soon 70 be the
Worlds Capital. on Sunday afternoon
at 3 clock Al Jr O. U. A. Nj. Hall, 907
Tatnan street
CHRISTIAN sCIENTTSr.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist. Park
Place and Van Buren, street Sunday
morning at ii and SUNDAY evening at s
Subject of lesson sermon. Soul anC
Body.
ADVENTIST.
Seventh Day Adventist Church, l60'
Howland street. Rev. + +. Collier pastor
/ Preac hing Saturday morning.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fraternal Spiritualists Church. Sunda,
at 80 D. m in Eden Hall, conducted b,
Mrs William Moore. Messages by Nh
Gilen OF Philadelphia.
PR oCRrssIvE sPIRITCALIsT.
Progressive Spiritualist Church, 90
West street, Nrss Ellen NJ GOff pastor
Service at 745 p. m. conducted by Mrs
Ellen NJ Goff Message by Mrs. De Lane
Of Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PRESBYTERIAN.
wEsTMINS STEly.

WESTMINSTER.
Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev
c. L. Candce pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor subject
at 4. "Thc Puritan and Freedom. sun
day school and other regular meetings !"
the usual hours.
FIRST AND CENTRAL.
First and Central Presbyterian Church,
Market street above Ninth street,
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
hv Rev. Robert Claiborne Pitzer. Subject
1890, etc Deum Laudamus. 80, ne
Old Order Changcth." Sunday schooi ana
other regular meetings ut the usual hours
HANOVER.
Hanover PRESBYTERIAN Church, Eight
eenth and boulevard, Rev. {. ii. bohner
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning ana M
evening by pastor. Subject, l0.5o' =,
Preacher Who Never Wanted hearers
7.3O, Journey Through Holy Land.
Sunday school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
West PRESBYTERIAN Church, Eighth and
Washington streets, Rev L. FRANKLIN
Smiley D. d pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by pastor. SUBJECT
1910 God seen in Christ" 80, The
Rebound of Hate" Sunday school and
other regular meetings ut the usual hours
ITALIAN.
Italian Presbyterian Church, du Font
and Seventh streets, Rev. Agostlno DaS-
sori pastor Preaching tomorrow mornnf
aud evening by pastor Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours
DELAWARE CITY.
PRESBYTERIAN Church, of Delaware
CITY. Rev. Robert Claiborne Pitzcr pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
irg bv Rev James II. Boal Subject
1890, ''Thc Hope Of tho World 90
'IIfe's Questions Sunday school anC
other regular meetings NJ the usual hours
4 union Thanksgiving service will be held
"Wednesday. November "a. at 80 y m
Sermon bv Rev l., w l.ayticid OF the NJ
+. Church.
UNITED.
United Presbyterian Church, lhirC
and Broomc streets. Rev. y \ Calhoun
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning anf
evening by pastor Subject, HOO q m,
Shining For Jesus. 745 p m, Pride
Sabbath school and other regular meeting
~ the usual hours All district workers an
requested to be prcsc at the inorninl
service Service will lie held IN the churcl
Thanksgiving morning At 9 Q clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
LUTHERAN.
sTrPHEN's

- ~tcphen f. Lutheran Church, Tatuall
ltrret near seventh, Rev Frederic Doerr
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor Subject, 1880
a Neighhorhood Duty; 7.30, Tho
Comforting Hope sunday school At
2l5 The second visitation workers will
=. conmissloped al the morning service.
Tomorrow morning beng the last Sunday
y ,he churci wear. 'hero will BE d service
~ the even. lie il memory Of those vino
DEPARTED th., iae dun, the church wear.
There Vii Il appropriate music William
Ravmond Will sing at both services.
ServIce ~ Thanksgiving Day viii be held
81 40 clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
strengthen Easton D..cesc

ERstOn Nov ~ i.c first step toward
STRENGTHENING the Diocese oi Easton was
evidenced "Wednesday night by the ar
rival oi the key + J Bohauan who IS to
IT, dean 81 Trinity Cathedral Bishop Dav-
81 port has mapped out program which,
r earned out will result III stronger and
more Influential church in this section Ot
ia, STATE II Is believed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
OLD swFpEs.

OLD SN EDES.
old Swedes P. f. Church, Seventh and
Church streets. Rev Robert Bell, vicar.
5 holv communion II morning prayer
and sermon 2.30 Sunday school, 80,
evening prayer and sermon.
ST ANDREWS.
s. Andrew $ Shiplcy and Eighth streets
Rev Richard " Trapnell, rector, Holy
Communion Al 3. m Bible class and
Sunday school al 9.45 morning PRAYER and
sermon at II evening prayer Al 1.45
Young Peoples meeting IN the PARISH
house n 6.45 p. III.
ST. MATTHEW'S.
$ Matthew'S Chapel, corner ShipIey
and Eighth streets, Sunday school at p.
m evening prayer and sermon at ,
p II.
Immanuol P E. Church, Seventeenth
and Riverview Rev Charles " Clash,
rector. Holy communion 7.45; church
school, 9.45 morning prayer and ser mon,
IL. evening prayer and sermon, 40
D. m. Thanksgiving day. Holy Communion
7.45, a. M; morning prayer and sermon
1890 q. IN
CALVARY.
Calvary P. f. Church, Thir d and Wash
iDgton street. Rev L. II. Stevens, rector.
$50 church school; lO.45 holy communion
and sermon; Z p. N. victory guild; .45
evening PRAYER. litany and sermon, sub
ject, why am not a Sectarian.
TRINITY
Services tomorrow in Trinity p. E.
Church. Delaware avenue and Adams
street will be as follows Holy communion
at 80 a m. Sunday school, $50 q. N
morning PRAYER ard sermon, II: evening
,,raver and sermon. S45 Rev f. NJ
kirkus will preach both morning and
evening. On Thanksgiving Day the
services will be as follows: Holy com
munion At :. .30s m morning prayer and
sermon at 1880; ri Rev Philip Cook,
ID. d., will preach at the 1880 service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
DELAWARE AVENUE.

DELAWARE AVENUE
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, kev.
Joseph Y. Irwin, S. +. ID. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
pastor. Subject, 1890, Hearing 100,
'Your Thanksgiving Sunday school at
2 n. m. and other regular meetings Mt
the usual hours. >.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln str eet
near Delaware avenue. William l.. Pettin-
gill. pastor. Preaching Mt 1890 and 745
bv Rev. f.. Washburn. Morning subject,
christian Service" evening, Which
Way2" Bible school at noon,
BETHANY
Bethany Baptist Church, Jackson and
Elm streets Rev. Charles {. Earle, ID. ID.
pastor Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by pastor. 1890, "Ded'
cation of New Boiler and Lessons There
fr om:" 730, proofs OF Immortality
Sunday school and othor regular meettng'
nj the us ual hours. The pastors chill
dren's choir is n new feature Of the wor'
ship.
POLISH.
Polish Baptist Church Franklin anc
Elm streets Az the Polish service Co
/ morrow morning at IL. Rev. j. Adamwzl
will preach, subject, Tower Of Prayer.
Evening service at Z, subject, Patriotism
and Religion" Sunday school at % clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
CUSTER MASSACRE VETERAN.
Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Omaha. Neb, Nov 20-Alexander
Mcdonnell, who was veteran of the
Custer Massacre and who assisted III
digging n grave for General Custer follow
ing his death ut the hands OF the Sioux
and Ute Indians. died here Thursday