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The Washington times., 1920-01-16
ASSAULT SUSPECTS
CASE TO JURY TODAY

witnesses for the 0overnmsnt were
called this morning In the case OF
Louis Randall. coiorsd. on trial before
Q jury In Criminal Court No. :. jus
tiee stafford presiding, for alleged
criminal assault June 30 last on Mrs..
Bessie Gleason In Rays woods. Ia
koma Park.
A searching cross-examination by
Attorney Samuel v. Gusack, assisted
by Attorney Thomas Beckett. Jailed
10 shake the direct testimony OF Mrs.
Gleason, who definitely Identified the
accused. The case will probably 60 TO
the Jury late this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-01-16
CAMOUFLACE WHISKEY
WITH SIX DOLLAR PANTS

' Two eases OF whiskey. two pairs or
pants (pants being those garments
costing under SO. according to tcsti-
mony), and three, colored men fig
ured in a case brought up in Police
Court this morning.
The three colored mep were charged
with making off with the two cases
Of ambrosia. The pants were merely
camouflagc. They were placed over
the cases to make them appear what
they weren't
Now the three men are waiting for
the grand jury to get busy on the
matter, in $500 bonds each. Tney
are John r Brown, Leonard Alien
and Clifton Taylor.
The Washington times., 1920-01-16
I. X. L. says

Not so very long ago lost articles we're
announced by town erier who walked the
streets ringing a bea When you lose any +
thing now phone The TlMES-Main $500 )
and start an army OF town criers working
for you.
The Washington times., 1920-01-16
AMBULANCE EXHIBITED.

After four years OF service at the
battle front, bruised and battered but
still hanging together, an ambulance
that ran the samut OF experiences
from victory to defeat and again to
victory, Is on exhibition in the Ameri :
can Red Cross Museum at national
headquarters here. Thrice decorated
the machine was captured by the Ger
mans in 1918, and, after being strip
ped of tires and cylinders, was LETT
by the roadside. American soldiers
Recovered the machine In the advance
during the summer OF 1918.
The Washington times., 1920-01-16

The fun text Of the new District Of Co
iumbis Rent Law, with explanatory
notes by the Real Estate Editor Of The
NAss. kAs bssA printed h soaysAiens
booklet form A free copy Is yours for
the asking at tbs counter Of The WASH
ington Time&
The Washington times., 1920-01-16
OHIO SOCIETYTO CELEBRATE

Senators Philander c. Knox, OF
Pennsylvania, and Atlee Pomerene, OF
Ohio, will address the Mckinley cele-
hration by the Ohio Society, next
Thursday evening at Rauschers cate
The tenth anniversary of the o.
ranization of the society will also be
celebrated. 4 special musical pro-
gram has been arranged. Dancing will
The Washington times., 1920-01-16
KALLIPOLIS GROTTO DANCE.

Past Grand Monarch L. s. Schmid
and Illustrious Potentate Henry Lans-
burgh were among the 500 who at
tended the fourth monthly dance OF
the Kallipolis Grotto Band and Drill
Corps last night in the willard Hotel.
c. T. Boss was master of ceremonies
and Henry Scroggins was chairman
of the floor committee
The Washington times., 1920-01-16
KELLY TO LECTURE.

Congressman VI. clyde Kelly OF
Pcnnsylvania viii deliver lecture
tonight at o'clock in the auditorium
OF the First Presbyterian Crurch,
John Marshall Place, between c ana
D streets. on The Yankee Watch on
tho Rhine"
This is the frst OF a series OF lee
lures to be given at the church under
the auspices OF tho Young Mems Bible
Class.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12

The comprehensive report of the Grand Jury Castle
County that made investigation into the of Lemue Price
the condemned Negro murderer and general conditions the
sions at noon today.
W. W. Douty, clerk in the office of Clerk of the Peace Wright
started reading the 1915 o'clock and o'clock
before he concluded the reading
After the report had been read William j. Fisher secretary of
the Grand jury expressed the appreciation of the Jurors
for the assistance them by Attorney Renhat and
his deputies during the investigation.
The Grand Jurors Immediately discharged until the next
term OF court which that there will be TO
indictments result of the investigation for this term of
The grand jurors report forth that spring on a supposed
automatic lock that controlled the corridor door doors on
the west wing where Lem Price confined failed to work and
had been defective for nine months and the lock had
by hand as a result.
The report also set forth that the lock box left unlocked
and unguarded and that had been lettering of
Pages
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
PERSHING BOON
NOW launched
Two Brothers, of Lincoln,
Neb., Begin Work in
New York
CLUBS TO BOOST
A. E. F. LEADER

NEW YORK. Jan. i2.-Tho Pershlns
boom for President was set in action In
New York yesterday with the arrival Of
George j.. Mark W. and Frank H..
Woods, brothers and business men OF
Lincoln, Neb., 10 /begin work prelim-
mary 10 opening campaign headquar-
tcrs FOR Gen. John J. pcrshing in New
York.
Mark Woods Is chairman Of the No-
tional pershine for President Club and
his brothers are affiliated with him In
furthcring tho political interests OF
their fellow t0wnsmen. George Woods
stated yesterday that they have been in
touch with number OF prominent per-
Sons in New York. have met with en-
c0uragemcnt and expect 90 have their
headquarters established ,here within
month.
General pershing Is not now r. candi-
date FOR the nomination. according 10
George Woods, bat the Woods brothers
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
CLEMENCEAU
Wins French
PRESIDENCY
Majority of Premier's Sup
pOrters Also Successful,
Returns Indicate
FORMAL ELECTION
ON JANUARY II

PARIS, Jan. i2. UNITED Pressl.-Pre-
mier Clemenceau's election TO the pres
idency practically has been assured as
a result Of yesterdays elections TO the
French Senate, 10 was indicated today.
4 majority Of the Premier's support
ers were successful, election returns
showed
The Chamber Of Deputies and the
Senate will meet January II TO name
the new president.
Returns up 10 early today. indicated
a general defeat for the Socialists. In
the Seine province it was said the
Socialist defeat was overwhelming. \
iority Of the cabinet has been re-
elected and President Po.ncare while
20 a candidate has been elected TO tAe
Senate by a plurality Of 5i1. Voters in
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
BRUTAL ATTACK
On Aged FARMER
G. S. Derrickson, so Years
Old, Assaulted and
Robbed
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
IN YARD BY WIFE
Special to The Evening Journal.

special 10 Inc Evening JOuIhdi'
MIDDLETOWN, Jan. l2-State as
well as the local authorities are max
ing a search for the man who brutaliy
assaulted Charles 5. Derrickson. the 80
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
'DEVU" "OPEZVED
PRISON DOORS
FOR LEM PRICE

Weird snd grussUmo, reminiscent Of
voodoo rites Of deep iungles OF tropical
lands. is the tals concerning Lem Price,
escaped murderer, told in whispers in
darkened places by some Of The local
col0red people.
The strange career Of crime. with
escape fro mlho penalties Of the law,
which has made up the life Of Lem
Price, has a mysterious explanation,
these good folks whisper, It is no re-
msrksble wisdom on the part OF the
escaped condemned prisoner, no com
plicity Of friends, that has enabled
him to walk out OF prisen ard battle
all pursuit ever since. In certain alleys
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OSr--SMALL COLLIE PUP. WITH
~ collar. Findes please return 20 S3T
Iatnall 81. Mckin1ey's Cycle Store. Phone
u jant2 It.
Ccpiinued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
NEXICANSDHN
EARTH FZSSURES
AFTER 'QUAKES

people, dropped 70 the bottom Of the
nssure and survivors could hear the
cries of those imprisoned below. Food
was lowered TO them with ropes.
Many victims Of the floods, which
followed the earthquakes, have been
recovered from banks OF streams by
searching parties. Excavation of the
ruins by soldiers las revealed scores
Of additional dead. Workers were men
aced by The damaged buildings, many
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
Mouth OF Christiana.

HWWTT
High water 49,. $50 A NJ. BIS p ".
Low water ....ii.40 A. VI. 1910 p. VI.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
SUPREME COURT .
DENIES TEST OF
I8IHAINEZVDlNEN7'

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. ~. UNITED
Press. Hope OF delaying the inaugural
Of constitutional prohibition vanished
today when the Supreme Court denied
the application OF the New Jersey Re
tail Liquor Association TO Institute pro-
ceeding in the high tribunal that would
test the validity Of the eighteenth
amentment and the Volsiead law en-
forcing II.
The court refused 10 issue an In
junction restraining the enforcement OF
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
TODAYTs TEMPERATURE.
SUN AND TIDE.

At the Evening Journal Oilicc
500 4. M......3i 1900 p. NJ. 80
900 4. MIS- 100 j. NJ. .3G
Evening journal., 1920-01-12

MEXICo CITY, Jan. i2 United
Press Disturbances in the earth
quake and volcano district in Vera
Cruz, appeared to be subsiding, accord
ing 10 dispatches last night
The work Of relief Is well under
way. Stories Of the greatest suffering
are being brought here by relief work
crs and refugees.
At Barranca Neuya, advices said the
uphcaval opened a great zap in the
earth. One house. containing several
Evening journal., 1920-01-12

and by-wayr, or lltrie iumble-dovn
houses, in tho city, people OF Lem,
race are whispering that he did indeed
have help. but that it was from no
earthly source.
Lem Price gave his soul TO this
Devil" whisper the older while-haired
Negroes, aud the little children listen
to the tale with their eyes growing big
as saucers,
''Hsw did ne 10 ib?" some hearer sets
courage enough TO ASK,
"lIe went 30 cemetery At midnight
Continued on hHge Two.
The safe, Sensible DrInl, CLOsEr
DAIRY QUALITY MILK.--Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
PRISON WARDEN
AND TRUSTEES
DEREZNT, GRIND
.UlRYDECLARES

Spring on Automatic Door Sup
posed to Hold Criminals Safe,
is Found Practically Useless
Secretary Of Trustees Clashes
With Prison Warden WhenLong
TermerS Are Refused Outside
MISUNDERSTANDING
yer to Prisoner is Used By Him
TO Purchase Satus With Which
ConuictAttempted to Cut Way
TO Liberty
Evening journal., 1920-01-12

the law and sustained the contentious
OF the government and the State OF
New Jersey that II had no Jurisdiction
to hear the original presentation OF the
case.
This means that a suit Of this char
acter must be Instituted IN lower courts
and then appealed 10 the Supreme
Court. Tho liquor interests hoped to
Continued on Page seven
Certified MIX for Infants-Cover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
WEATHER

Soir tonight; Tuesday, partly
cloudy and warmer. moderate
west TO south winds.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
SAY Seized
Ruin WAS IN
BOND; DOUBT
j. 5. OFFENSE
OOse Law Test Assured,
However, Over COnfisca-
ton of Whiskey
LIQUOR STOLEN WHILE
BEING UNL0ADED

Arrested at Newark on Saturday night
liquor law, which prohibits The posses
sion by any one person Of more thar
one quart OF liquor in the shipmen
'nto dry territory Of Delaware OF Cd
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
CHANCE FOR
TREATY SEEMS
BETTER TO-DAY
Democrats in Midnight Meet
ing, Talk Compromise
After Lodge Plan
)ENY SPLIT BETWEEN
PRESIDENT AND BRYAN

WASHINGTON. D c., Jan. i2. Omit
ed Press) The treaty situation looks
lctter than 70 has in months" was stat
q today 90 the While House. There
Continued Oh Page TWO
Evening journal., 1920-01-12
uderrS Waout is Declared Disgrace The Administration OF Justice
Points in Report of Grand Jurors and
Recommendations in Probe of Lem Prices
Escape and County Worzhouse System

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-20
Christian Science Lecture
To Be Given on Thursday

1t Is traditional with all Christian
Science organizations to present at
least one public lecture druing the
course of the year. setting forth the
doctrine of this religion.
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
of Richmond, invites the public to at
tend the second lecture of the year at
the high school auditorium, Thursday,
Sept 81, at p. m, the lecture to be
delivered by DR.. John NJ Tut, c. S. B
of Kansas City. Mo-, who is authorized
and qualified to deal with the subject
of this rapid growing religion. The
admission will be free and no collec-
ton will be taken.
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vice president. will speak at 2:30.
Miss Martha Irwin, of Eaton, will give
a piano solo, Committee reports will
be heard. Unfinished business will
be disposed of and new business TAX
en- up.
The evening session will open at
1880 with exercises conducted by
Anna L. Hahn, of Eaton, county presi-
dent. The Boys band, Eaton, will pre-
sent a number, and Miss Martha Irwin
of Eaton, will give piano solo, after
which Mrs. Romans, state vice presi-
dent. will deliver an address. Offer
Ing, hymn and benediction will be the
closing events Of the meeting.
Mills, Estis Trial Sept. "a.
Trial of state case against William
Mills and r. L. Estis, under indictment
for grand larceny, which has been
pending in common pleas court the
last year, and which has been post
poned five different times, has been as
signed for Oct. II. The case was to
have been heard September %, but
to avoid expense of a special venire
counsel on both sides agreed to try
the case before the new petit jury,
which was drawn recently. First trial
date for the case was Sept. "a, 1919.
Mills and Estis are alleged to have
stolen an automobile from the garage
Of s. G. Richie, banker, at New Paris
more than a year ago. The car was
later recovered in indianapolis and
Mills and Estis were arrested. They
We're brought to Eaton, where in a
Justices court they were released
under $3.50 bond each. Later they
were indicted by grand jury, the old
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-20
GARD AND PlCKREL
SPEAK; W. c. 7. y. TO
MEET ON WEDNESDAY

EATON, O., Sept. 20.-Congressman
Warren Gard, of Hamilton. represent.
ing this, the Third district, and Attor-
ney William G. Pickrel. of Dayton,
Democratic candidate to succeed Con
gresham Gard, spoke here Saturday
evening in the opera house, at the
first political meeting of the present
campaign held in Eaton. The hail
was comfortably filled. A number Of
women were present. A delegation Of
men came from New Paris for the
meeting.
Mr.. Pickrel praised the constructive
measures secured through the present
Democratic state administration. He
defended the league of nations and
Wilson's administration. He declared
A. v. Donahey. Democratic nominee
for governor, should be elected upon
his record as state auditor, whish
office he is now filling. Donahey has
saved the state and taxpayers ir,-
mense amounts Of money by turning
down state bills that were illegal, &C
cording to the speaker. -
During his eight years as state audi
tor, Donahey has collected approx
mately 100000 in taxes on state
funds deposited with banks, Pickrel
asserted. He declared under Republi
can rule the states money was loaned
to favored banks and that no interest
was realized. The speaker appealed
for the support of the entire Demo-
cratic ticket. He declared he would
serve the district to the very best Of
his ability If elected to congress.
Congressman Gard claimed progress
siveism had marked the Democratic
administration the last eight years.
He enumerated number of measures
in support of his claims. He said the
voters Of this district should lay aside
partisan differences and support Cox
for president, as he is from this dis
trict, and never again. probably will
the historic old Third district have
the chance and honor Of sending one
of its sons to preside as chief exc
cutive of this great and liberty-lo"-
ing nation.
w. c. T. U. To Gather.
Members Of the Preble County Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union
will gather here Wednesday in conven-
ton in the Christian church. There
will be a morning, afternoon and eve
ming session. The meeting will be
entertained by the Eaton union.
Mrs. Viola d. Romans, vice presi-
dent of the Ohio w. c. T. u, will be
present at the convention and deliver
an address afternoon and evening.
The convention will open at $50 in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-20

the morning with devotional exercises
led by Mrs. Laura Spacht, Of Eaton.
A report will be read by Mrs. Grace
Weidner, Of Eaton, county secretary.
Committees on plan of work, auditing,
credentials, resolutions, literature and
standard of excellence will be appoint
ed. The auditing and credentials COM
mittees will report before the noon
recess. A banner will. be awarded
the branch union securing the great
est number of new members since the
last county meeting. County superin-
tendents will submit reports. County
Treasurer, Mrs. Ida Snavely, of West
Alexandria, will read report of her
office. Officers will be elected. The
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memorial noontide prayer will be Civ.
en- by Mrs. J. w. Miller, of West Alex
andria. At noon a picnic dinner will
be served.
Mrs. Emma Hickey, of Gratis, will
open the afternoon session, at 1:30,
with thanks giving and praise service,
followed by an address of welcome by
Mrs. Hiley Baker, of Eaton, to which
Mrs. Vera Charles, of Faiyhaven, will
respond. Reports of local secretaries
and of the standard of excellency COM
mittee will be heard. A banner will
be awarded. Mrs. Minnie Sauer, of
West Alexandria, will give q ~'-- 1870
and Miss Helen Weidner, OF Eaton.
will sing Mrs. Viola Romans, :, :. (
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bonds remaining effective as a guaran-
tee of their appearance for trial.

bonds remaining effective as guaran-
tee of their appearance for trial.
At the time of their arrest Mills
and Estis had in their possession q
case containing two revolvers, dies.
dirk and various other articles of a
similar nature. These have been In
possession of Sheriff George Jones
since Mills and Estis were arrested.
Miss Morninsstar Chairman.
Miss Elizabeth Morningstar, OF
Eaton, was elected chairwoman of a
Democratic woman's central commit
tee for Preble county, organized in a
meeting here Saturday. Mrs. Ralph
McFall, of Eaton, was elected secre.
tary.
The membership of the committee
was not fully completed, as some OF
the precincts in the county were not
represented in the meeting. The com.
mittee will be made up of one member
from each of the 32 voting precincts in
the county.
$1,os2.oe Is Transferred.
Upon application of the board OF
education Of College Corner school dis
trict, common pleas court has author
lied the board to transfer the sum oil
$10S206 from its sinking fund 10 the
contingent fund.
Chandler Wants Judgment.
Ben J. Chandler has paid of a com
mon pleas court Judgment for $685.
obtained against him by Orval Den
linger and the case has been conclud
ed The court ordered release of q
mortgage involved in the case.
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here. The body was discovered in n
clump of bushes by members Of the
family, who began a search when Mrs.
Trembowitz failed to return from hei
customary Friday visit to the grave
Her son was killed while in service
IN France.
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Hoods
SarSaparilla
MAKES FOOD
TASTE GOOD

Creates an appetite. aids digestion,
purifies the blood, and thus relieves
scrofula, catarrh. the pains and aches
of rheumatism and gives strength to
the whole system.
Nearly SO years phenomenal sales
tell the story of the great merit and
success of Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is
Just the medicine you need now.
Hoods Pills help-fine cathartic.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-20
WOMAN STRANGlED AT GRAVE
OF SON, KILLED IN FRANCE

SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., Sep. 90
Search was started throughout this
section Sunday for the murderer OF
Mrs. Mary Trembowitz, s.; whose
cody. bearing marks of strangulation.
was found yesterday near the grave OF
her son, Frank, In a cemetery near
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
DOCTORS FAVOR
NEW TASTE[ESS
CASTOR OIL
New Process Makes Castor Oil
Absolutely Tasteless

Doctors have always prescribed cas-
tor oil when real laxative is needed.
and all mothers know how much
trouble ii is to get children to take it.
There need be no more trouble, for
doctors are now recommending Nell
lOgg's TaStelesS Castor Oil, from
which absolutely all nauseating taste
has been removed. Children take it
readily. They need not even know 1t
is castor oil. This splendid new form
of the good old family remedy is the
result of remarkable process per-
fected by the chemists of Spencer &
Sons. Inc. In strength and purity
KeIlOgg'S TaSteless Castor OIL is eX-
actly the same as the old-fashioned
disagreeable kind. Nothing has been
removed but the taste. Do not accept
substitutes, if you want a really taste
less castor oil. At all good druggists.
Two sizes. 35c and 65c.--(Adv.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-06
Five O'Clock" Tea
Al Shin'S Inn

A score of friends OF Mrs. NJ. D..
OVen-ChahOon were delightfully."- en-
tertaned by her at a pretty five
O'Clock" tea yesterday afternoon at
he Ships Inn. The quaint and at
vagtive surroundings of the Inn made
@ novel setting for the social event
Sprays of dogwood and punches of
maygold. daisies and l:!acs composed
,ho floral decorations CHEEKY log
fire in the open fireplace took the
chill of the late spring atmosphere.
Mrs Chdhoon. the charming host
o>~. was assisted by Miss Giddings,
ana Mrs Walton H. Hopkins. poured
Around attractive little tea tables a
delicious cup OF tea was enjoyed to-
gcaer with those appetizing dainties,
ior which the Ship'n Inn is famous. A
delightful afternoon, was enjoyed by
friends OF the hostess Mrs. Chahoon
is o great traveller and is soon TO leave
.or other clinics.