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Evening journal., 1920-06-18
No 8 HOUR DAY
FORDEPLETED
POLICEFORCE
Plan Not Feasible Unless
More Men Work, Chief
Says
DEPARTMENT Is SHY
"a OFFICERS TODAY

While members OF City Council and
the Board OF Police Commissioners
have agreed on the S-hour or three
platoon system for city pairolmen.
and Council. at ITS next meeting, viii
pass a resolution calling for an s.
hour shin for the department unless
the vacancies now existing the fllod.
no material change 10 The WORKING
hours will be made. That these
vacancies. thirty In an. are at present
handicapped the department was the
statement OF Chief OF Police Black TO-
day.
Just how the department can get
men TO complete The quota as now
provided for Is a puzzle The Qualiil-
cations Tor membership In the depart
meni have been changed several times
in The past few years. the age limit
has been waived. the rules relating 90
weight and heighth has been changed
but the department remains depleted.
The hours OF labor. while one OF the
drawbacks 10 the department. Is not
the only hndrance. however. Chief
Black today cited two recent instances
which show that both the wage scale
and hours hurt ihe department.
some days ago. Chief Black said.
"two young men from lower Delaware
applied Tor positions In the depart
meni. They said they wanted o. be
detectives and when Informed that 10
was necessary no first 90 be a patrol-
men. they asked what Is the pay and
how long are the hours"
When Informed That a nalrOlman
received sii6 a month and worked i2
hours a day they left. disappointed.
ed
FORE we could begin 20 place the men
I'm the force now on an cirhi-hour
basis. 10 would be necessary 10 comb
ihe department for As men 90 serve
as officers. such as q police captain
two house scrgcanis. two turnkcNs
~ ~, ur|Ift lrirol crews sad Ntu-
Tor IIe ambulance.
"Nilh tveniy-fOur street mon sh
on each OF the Two turns 10 present
Continued on Page Fifteen
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
SCHOOL SURVEY
PLANS LATER
Lateness of Meeting Call
Keeps Officials From
Conference
NEW COMMITTEE
GETS TO WORK

Owing 20 notice OF the mn bung
being received only a few hours
prior 10 the time scheduled. only a
few members OF The committee ap-
pointed by Mayor Taylor, the Boarl
OF Education and City Council 10
make survey OF the local schools.
attended the meeting called last night
for That purpose. The meeting was
attended by six members Of the three
committees.
Those present held an informal
conference however, and appointed
committee consisting OF three to
arrange FOR a meeting OF the fun
committee in the near future when
Organization Will b. perfected anil
The survey made. The committed 10
arrange for This meeting consists Of
Joseph Bancroft. A. l.. johnson and
Councilman Mcarns
Those who attended the meeting
last night were Mr.. Bancroft, Mr..
johnson, Il. 5. Blake, A. 5. Reed.
Wright c. Dizer and Samuel II. Bay
nard.
Those present appeared 10 think
that the notice calling the meeting
had not been issued soon enough.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
SAY FUGITIVE |
IS CORNERED 4
INFOREST ON !
PENINSULA
Captain Henry Heads Mary
land Posse That Ex-
poets to Capture
Negro Today
EXPECT NEGRO TO
PUT UP BATTLE

EASTON. Md. June is-Isaiah
Fountain Is believed 10 be concealed
IN a woods near Hamhlelon. about six
miles from kast0n. on the road TO
Irappe, and Police Captain Henry. of
Baltimore, Is In command OF lare0
force OF officers and volunteers. which
now encircle the woodland. Fountain
appealed 90 a Negro woman In that
vicinity Yesterday FOR food. and. ac-
cordlng 20 her story. disappeared into
The depths OF thc woods.
The searchers believe that II F0un-
tain is among the trees be viii ho
driven forth BY hunger or will be run
down by picked men who have gone
10 Is believed by persons closely
watching events that Fountains plan
is % work his way. by land. or water,
or both, 10 Norfolk. and there secure,
under an assumed name, a Job on a
ship which will carry him away.
p. The leaders In The man-hunt are
fully aware that Fountain will make
desperate resistance II cornored. and
believe that DE would prefer TO lose
his life In the Tight rather than yield 3.
up on the gallOWs. Tn this conviction
they are prepared 20 take no chances
and VIII likely dispatch the fugitive
sight.
Sheriff Yates. OF Qnecn Anne's coun-
, ty. arrived here with a posse OF about
30 men, and joined In The hunt
hlonodnounds were brought 10 EaS
ton by Captain Branch. or Norfolk
Va, and are being used by Shcrll
lSoulsby 10 an effort la mud tho Negro
The mattress on which ire Nrgr|
slept In hls ccll and other article
used by him Wero used 10 idcnllf
Fountains scent
The strong evidence that Fountain
IS in this neighborhood has causef
The authorities % place little cred
encc now in The theory that Fountain
was spirited away IN an automobile
Continued on Page Fifteen.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
WIVES OF ROTARIANS
ON SCRANTON TRIP

When Wilmington Rolarians went
10 scranton Pa. several weeks ago
20 attend the Rotary District Gonven-
ton, the following Wilmington w0m-
en-. wives Of Roiarians, I'm the dele
gallon, accompanied them:
flrs. William r. JOrde, Mrs. VIII
liam +. Holland. Mrs. William p.
White, Mrs. C. d. Garrelson. Mrs.
James d. Stroud, Mrs. Howard L.
SEAMAN, Mrs. w =. Douglas. Mrs.
Leon Walker, Mrs. Homer Forsythe.
Mrs. Elwo0d Davis and Mrs. Wilmer
Stradley.
They were the recipients OF such
courteous attention and given such a
good time on the trip that. following
their return home they decided TO give
formal expression Of that apprecia-
ton
They conferred and decided 10 give
90 the club a handsome banner. 10 was
ordered In Philadelphia and the pres
eniatiOn was made 40 the club meet
ing Yesterday afternoon
70 will be taken to Atlantic City next
week and be one OF the decorative fea-
lures OF The International Convention
OF Rotary Clubs.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
.AgLY ONE CONTEST
All SCHOOL ELECTION

ihe frst election under the new
school code viii take place tomorrow
The school officers now serving under
tha code were appointed by the Gov
erpor when the law went into effect
a little more than a year ago. To-
morrow a county board special dis
triri boards and trustees for each
rua al district will be elected. Newark
wllch Is a special district. did not
nll Games because OF unusual condi-
tlorl there, and the members, {. is
UNDERSTOOD, win hold over.
Where Will be no contests in coun-
" !noard members and only one con-
tess- In the rural districts that being
In new Castle where John G. King
nlcd in addition 10 the present three
bOf'd members. Polls will be open
froll 2 10 4 o'clock. The candidates
in The county and special districts are
as rnllOws:
C0unty-at-large - George L. Medill,
Eugene II. Shallcross, Percy Z. Sirick-
land
Ciaymont, special school DISTRICT
William s. Haig. Robert Metals. VIII
lam G.. RObelen.
dupont special school district-Iohn
Conly. Ernest dupont. William Winder
Laird
New Castle special school district
Harry C.. Holiday, George r. TObin,
Jra Jacob II. Speicher and John King.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
G. O. p. Presidential
Candidate Satisfied
United States WiH
Endorse Attitude of
Preserved Nationality
As Against Wilson 5
hternationdIiSm
ONE MAN RULE
is CONDEMNED

WASHINGTON June IS UNITED
pressl-The Republican party VIII
gladly accept the challenge OF Presi-
dent Wilson for a referendum on the
league OF nations, Senator Warren b-
Harding Republican Presidential nom
inee said today.
The Republican attitude OF pre-
served nationality" will be over
vhelmingly endorsed, Harding pre-
dicted In his comment on the inter-
view with President Wilson secured
by the New York World.
Asked regarding the Presidents in
terVlo,v. senator Harding said.
Il am sure the Republican party
will gladly welcome a referendum on
the question Of the foreign relation
ship OF this republic and the RepuDii-
can attitude OF preserved nationality
Continued on Page Fifteen.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
FIND ANOTHER
RIVER VICTIM
Body of Luke Durio, of
Eagle Boat Grew, Found
Near Salem
CONSTRUCTION OF
BOAT DEFENDED

The body OF the seventh victim Of
the Inflated Eagle boat p. which cap-l
sized in a squall In the Delaware river
near New Castle last Friday. was
found yesterday near Salem, n. j.
The body OF the drowned man was
That Of Luke DuriO. boaiswain's mate.
first class, OF Louisiana. n was found
washed up into Salem Greek. about
1--WE miles below The town OF salem. by
NJ. J. Kitchener
A submarine chaser was disnafcho1
from The Philadelphia Navy Yard and
sent down the river % recover n. ms
relatives VIII be notified and 10 Will be
shipped 10 his former home or dis
posed OF as they desire.
seven bodies have now been recov-
cred. while two are siill posted as
missing.
Jurors summoned by Coroner Bull
lock last night returned a verdict OF
accidental death In the case OF wi
son Grifhth and Eugene =. kendrick.
who were sailors aboard the boat.
The witnesses said the vessel was
caught In a whirlwind and unset
They did not believe The c0nslruc-
tiOn Of the vessel was faulty.
The Naval Court OF Inquiry an-
pointed 10 investigate the accident
was named yesterday. and started
their probe at once. The members
arc. Captain q. C. Murnn, phIladel-
phia NAVY Yard: Captain G.. r..
Kempn. Philadelphia Navy Yard f:
Commander A. J.. Chanting, Jr., and
Lieutenant =. VI Rudy.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
LIEUT.. RASH Is
ARMY INSTRUCTOR

First Lieut.. Franklin L. Rash, 18th
Inf. Of this city. now at Camp BEN
ming. Ga, has been assigned as an In
siructOr IN minor tactics az the Re
serve Officers Tr3ining Camp at
Camp Devens. Mass 10 Is expected
that quite a few Delaware College
men will attend this camp.
Lieut.. Rash. IN a letter TO bis
father, former Representative Walter
Rash. SAYS Doe will leave Camp Ben
ming about June 27. and will have a
day or so 10 spend with his parents.
Lieut.. Rash graduated from West
Point In 1918. Before being appoint
ed 10 the United States Military
Academy by former Representative
Thomas w Miller. he was a sergeant
In Co. A. Delaware Infantry
While on the Mexican border with
this organization. he was a reporter
for The Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

DOVER PUPILS
DR.. s. c. Mitchell and J.
Hall Anderson Speak at
Commencement
MODERN SCHOOL
BUILDING PLANNED
Special 10 Tho nvenlng Iournai.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. June Doyers pub
lie schools closed today for the season.
Commencement exercises were held
last evening 10 Dover operea house.
The Rev. j. W. Colona. pastor OF Wes-
ley ~. =. Church. made the lnvova-
tion. J. Hall Anderson. president Of
The Board OF Education made an ad-
dress. he told OF the workings OF The
new School Code, and referred 10 the
situation as & exists in Dover, and The
controversy over the proposed new
school building for Dover. Tie told
what was contemplated In the build
ing Of a modern school house In keep
ing with the State Capital.
DR.. Samuel @. Mitchell, prcsid ut Of
Delaware College, also made an adj
dress along The lines suggested boy
Mr. Anderson. lie urged the best
that could be given tha children,
claiming 10 not only a privilege, but
duty ihe parents owed their chill
drcn.
Superintendent w. B. Thornburs
presented the class Of 1920, speaking
OF them In the highest uarms.
THE class as announced lnclud d
william r. stedy, valediciorian; John
Basseit Moore. salulaiOrian; Rachel
Lancrly. Mary =. Scanl0n, Charles
ID. Spaid. NJ Elizabeth stewart Mary
NJ Nolan. The Dover Glee Club SAN.
sen r.al selections The bencdiction
was bv the Rev FlorIs Ferwerla.
Certificates or promotion were
presented by superintendent Thorn
burg 20 the following pupils OF the
grammar grade 70 the high school
grade
Elizabeth l.. Crosby Elsie N. Dyer,
Ina p. Freeman. Evelyn y. Heite, Mary
r. Heite. Alice Holloway, Helen Y.
Hope. Caroline Hughes. Marjorie J.
Johnson. Mabel Marker. Eleanor out
ten. Orma J.. Robinson, Rachel n.
stevens. Beatrice B. short. Pearl p
smith, Mabel B. Smith, Lola Anita
Ten Eyck. Dorothy =. T0mllnson, jcn-
ME NJ, Townsend, Ethel May Walton,
Ruth $. Way, Norma q. Wiley, Helen
NJ Wiley, William g. Boyer, Henry
q. Budd. Merritt r. Carty, John ID
Clark. John b. DerricksOn, Frank IL
HAYES. J. Paul Hayes, II Also Helm
ZebulOn O.. Hopkins, William l.. Kin
namon. Myron W. Lockwood, James
Naloney. George Meyer, Wilson A.
Moore. Rudolph J.. NOyenty, Burton
Raughley. r. Robert Rusion. Leon
satterneld. Paul W. short. Pau
shorts. Howard Teat, Abram Nauehn
George w Wright, Bernard g. l0rg
and Joseph Vaughn.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
fRAIL CRAFT
RIDESSTORM,
MAYOR Home
City Executive and Busi-
ness Men Caught in Bay
by Wind and Rain
6 FEET WAVES
LASH SHIPS DECK

l'ne party OF Wilmington officials
who went down the bay on a fishing
trip as guests OF John Mendinhall.
former acknowledgements. and
Joseph NJ Pusey, sales manager OF
the Edward r.. Pusey q Company, on
the power yacht Elln III, returned
late last night after a highly exciting
trip.
Members Of the party today express
eed themselves as glad they were
alive and were loud in praise OF the
manner in which the boat, which is
a t-tooter, weathered the gale and
seq.
- have been through some pretty
harO blows on the Delaware river in
the many years / have been sailing
and nshing, but never have / expert
tlced such a storm as that which
assdiled US yesterday afternoon" slid
Mayor William q. Taylor, this m lrn-
lus. "fo- time all OF us on board.
/ mlnks had our personal doubts
Wle'her the boat would weather The
tna gale and high seas.
We flrst encountered a storm last
Thursday on our way down the
ritcr-Or rather two storms. While
the waves reached a height OF six
ana sewn feet, they were small COM
pF,rd with those kicked up yesier-
day afternoon. Moreover. we passed
ne tNo storms going down and es-
cl'cl The worst OF them 80 that
~ $50 were or BOW rs Beach.
-,crday afternoon, on the return
Ne were or Bombay Hook when
blow began. In a few minutes
Ngale had Increased almost 10 hur-
ilae proportions and the waves ran
height Of nine 90 ten feet We
. our boats nose directly into the
a OF the wind. and kept 10 there
trilnaiely our engine proved reli-
~ II ID had not I hate TO c0ntem-
i'e what might have occurred
'Nat shove us a big ocean sicam-
H hove 10 and anchored. As we
ed the steamship, her capfam
out on dock with big Eega-
arc and called out 10 MS. "Grea.
you've got fhcrei Bully boat. 1
Continued on Page Fiflccl
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
HUNT FOR GIRL
WHO USED TAXI

NEW YORK. June IS UNITED press)
Police today were still without a
definite clue as 10 who murdered Jo-
seph Bovine Elwell a week after the
whist expert and turfman was found
dying Ia a chair In his home here.
Victor Won Schlcgell and his diyorc-
ed wife. Viola Kraus were qucstloner
until last night without any further
evidence OF Importance being obtain
ed District Attorney Edward swami
announced
Afier examining Won Schlogcll for
hours at the district attorneys oillce
he was taken TO his apartment and
questioned A revolver was found In
thc apartment. but 10 had not been
used recently. police said u was a-s0
OF smaller calihre than the weapon
with which tho murder was com
milicd.
Miss Kraus was examined In her
apartment regarding her friendship
with Elwoll. She was with him the
eve OF the murder and also nad an
engagement with him 20 play golf the
Assistant District Attorney Doollng
who questioned Miss krans. said she
was "not connected In the slightest
with am intrigue involving Elwell ,
lie said she was entirely Nindicated'
Of having any connection with ih'
analr.
Important Information was furnish
ed authorities by Miss kraus, hoolnl
Said
Authorities indlcaled they voul
lnot question Won Schlcgell nor MIS-
lkrqus today They summoned Mr..
lJoseuh ElWcii. The murdered man
lwld0W Mrs Marie Larsen, bis house
keeper. who at nrst concealed ihl
fact that she had hidden a womana
night clothes found In Elwelis home
/ 90 protect the girl chauifeurs who
drove several tlXlcabs 90 the Elwel
home lhe day previous 90 the murder
and 4. Clifton Potter. president or tne
Studio Club. of which Elwell was q
member
Jacob straus. a chauffeur, told ihe
police that be drove "a girl 10 Elwells
home from the Pennsylvania Railroad
station about 40 a. M. on the day the
whist expert was slain. The auihori-
ties are looking for this girl.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
TO INQUIRE INTO
SANITY OF MOSS

Clarence IT. Moss, twenty. whe two
months ago told a story oratiemptlng
suicide In Philadelphia because OF I'M
requiied love Tor Miss Daisy Lank-
ford Of SeafOrd. Del. has been re-
committed 10 jail at Richmond. Va
His sanity will be passed upon by
experts. who will report July IS. 10
The court there.
Moss was arrested IN this city on a
charge OF forgery, and is awaiting
prosecution on this charge. His bone
Is in Johnson City, Tenn. but no
boarded for awhile on dupont street,
this city. When arrested on a forgery
charge he admitted his suicide story
was a fake
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

PENSACOLA. Fla, June is UNITED
Press. "A house TO hOure war on rats
was started here today by Federal
health service officials in an enort %
eradicate the city Of bubouic plague.
The second death from the disease
was reported yesterday when a Ne
gro ice cream wagon driver whose
route served 4he house or The FRS,
victim. died 40 tre isolation loSpliaA
TAMPA. Fla. JUNE "a Cuniied press
"A rat killing crusade was being
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
CHADWICK HIT
In ARTIFICIAL EYE

Edward Chadwick and his son.
Harry Chadwick. were each fined $50
and costs by Deputy Judge Finger In
Municipal Court This morning on a
charge OF assault and battery on
Harvey w. Jester. the elder Chad
According 10 the evidence. Jester
came here 90 see his mother Chad
wick's second wife, who is seriously
ill An argument arose between the
men as 20 the paying OF a nurse. As
Jester was bidding his mother good
bye yesterday, the elder Chadwick hit
him In his right eve, an artificial eve.
and just as he stepped outside The
room, his step-br0ther hit him in the
other. eye. His eyes plainly showed
the eject OF the blows when he ap-
poared In court today.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
LIGHTNING BURNS
HAIR OFF HIS HEAD
,eclai 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. June is-Hughey Coul-
bourn. an aged farmer. living near
here, was severely burned ny being
struck by lightning He was sitting
In the room OF his home with mis-
wife while the storm was in progress
when a bolt Of lightning entered the
home. Il burned the hair or his
head. and passine down his back and
legs to his toes. He was unconscious
when found and is now at his home
10 a precarious condition. During
the same storm, Everett Johnson. an
other farmer, had a peculiar exper-
ience when a cow he was bringing
home tied TO the back OF his carriage
was struck and dragged 100 feet be
fore he discovered it.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
IN NEW HOME NEXT WEEK.

The James Bradford Company. which
recently purchased The building pre-
viously occupied by the Capelle Hard
ware Company. 2i2 Market street,
will occupy the building as their busi-
ness and manufacturing headquarters
next Wednesday
David Roth and partners, who re-
Gently purchased the Delaware Hard
ware Company. and some time prev
Gus. had purchased the Capelle Hard
ware COmpany's capital stock. has
disposed OF the contents OF the Ca
pelle sore and handed over posses
Sion 90 the Bradford Company. The
new Bradford building viii be more
cnmmnlIOus.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
LARcENY CAsE CONTNUFD.

Because OF the absence OF a Wit
ness. the case OF David Jones. Negro,
charged with the larceny Of clothing
valued at Si00' from Sayer Brothers,
cleaners. was continued until tOmor-
row. by Deputy Judge Finger. In Niu-
nicipal Court. this morning. Bail was
set at Si00.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
SOUTHERN CITIES KILL
RATS IN PLAGUE FIGHT

pushed here today by health oflclals
as a safeguard agains. bubonic
plague. The bounty paid for dead
rodents has been increased 10 ten
cents ships arriving from Pensacola.
TampicO and Vera Cruz are being
watched closely 90 safeguard against
The landing OF rats infected with me
disease.
A quarenilne has been declared
1eaInst freight shipments from Fen-
s0c0la by rail-. officials being asked TO
route through somr inland terminal.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
ATHLETICS AT WORKHOusE.

T.. walter kauel, physical director
OF the Y. NJ. G.. A.. directed athletic
games at the workhouse yesterday
afternoon. Mr. kadel said The prison.
ers were enthused when told that sim
liar games will be conducted each
week. Frank C. Mitchell. In charge Of
the religious work Of the ~" will
conduct a SiSday school class at The
worknous4
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
WANTS ORDER MODIFIED.

On application Of RObert AdaIrl
attorney for Joseph WiikOski. Deputy
Judge Finger. In Municipal Court his
morning set next Friday FOR hearing
OF argument on an application for
modification OF a nOn-support order
against Witkoski. Mr.. Adair stated
that 10 Is likely that cancellation OF
the order will be asked
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
ACTIVE ASSOCIATION
TO RATIFY TICKET

Members OF the Republican Active
Association will meet In the Young
Mems Republican Club. $40 King 81,
at s o'clock tonight. Ratification OF
the national ticket and other impor-
tant business VIII come before the
mncllng.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
uORnIc CO.'S no 81 fSSFX.

Donuiy WarIen WlnEaie, OF the
Warehouse. lefl here This afternoon
for Georgetown. with Ollie Morris. the
youth who Is alleged 30 have shot and
killed his father several months ago.
The young man Is 10 be kept at the
Georgetown Jail until he is tried.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
WAR GRENADES TO BE
DUMPED INTO SEA

About three million cases Of rifa
grenades. manufactured for the L. s
Government during the war and stor-
ed at Pigeon Point are being losdeA
on a vessel and Will be taken down
the hay and dumped In the Atlantic
ocean.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
DROP LARcENY CmARGE.

Anna Lewis, Negress was dismissed
by Deputy Judge Finger. IN Municipal
Court this morning. on a charge %
larceny OF clothing belonging 10 John
Marshall, Negro, from 3O5 East Sec
ond streets. where she was visiting.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

7 OsT-sORREL MARE: LAST SEEN
IL heading towards Wilmington. one.
aunrter mile from Blue Ball. Please no.
tlfy Edwin Leake, Boothwyn, Pa.
1unciG-3t
CONTINUED on Page Tweniy-sfx)
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
GORILLA MUST PAY
OR GO TO JAIL

With the warning that he will be
given no more chances, Joseph Gorilla
was directed by Deputy Judge Finger,
in Municipal Court This morning that
he must pay at least S25 on the ar
rears on a non-suppori order by next
Friday Failure 10 pay the money
Will mean a prison sentence, the court
told him.
Gorilla stated that the reason for
his failure 10 make the payments is
that he has not been working.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
INVESTIGATE DEATH
OF DOVER NEGRO
sneelal io ma EvenIng Iournal

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER, June iS.-Levick Rias, a
Negro, was placed in custody yester-
day and questioned as 10 his knowl-
edge OF the movements Of Billy
Brooks. also a Negro, prior TO the
time his dead body was found in a
woods near Dover several days ago.
The authorities suspect murder and
are making a rigid Investigation.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
TODAY'S TFupFRATIlRF

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
1000 A. M......6i 100 p. M. .6S
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
SEND BL0ODHOUNDS ON HUNT TODAY FOR FOUNTAIN
EXONERATE GIRL
WHOSPEIVTINIGHT
WITH SLAIN MAN

.ew York Police Are
Without Definite
Clue As TO Who Mur-
dered EiweH, Whist
Expert and TurJman.
Woman 5 Clothing Is
Found In apartment
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

Certified MIX for Infants-Clover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

Prevent bottle famine. Return emDties
ncnmDsiS. clover Dairy Co.-AdS.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Saturday: cooler
tonight; fresh northwest winds.