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Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TWOSCHOOLS
FIRE TRAPS,
SURVEY SAYS
Nos. 1 and 9 Declared Haz-
ardOus to Lives of
Children
BOARD PUTS REPORT
ON TABLE FOR MONTH

Reports condemning two city
schools. No. 4. Fifth and French
streets, and No. Q. Eighth and VOL
lasion streets. as hazardous 10 lives
Of school children and easy prey 10
devastating fire" were laid on the
table for a month by The city Board or
Education last night without further
attempt 20 verify or deny their accu-
racy. on September i3 these schools
viii again be filled by pupils for the
fan term.
The Fire Prevention and Conserva-
tiOn Committee was organized last
spring by the Chamber Of Commerce,
but Is city wide in lis membership,
representing civic organizations.
wOmens clubs. ilremca and organized
labor A. W. Warner. Jr., president
Of the Chamber OF Commerce. Is chair
man OF The general committee. and
Joseph C. Lawson was elected chair
man OF the committee which made
the survey OF the schools. Harold L.
Miner, chief engineer and fire preven-
ton expert OF the dupont company
a recognized national authority on The
Continued on Page TWOl
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.SI,SOS,S2OIN
.CASH,PLEDGES
FOR GO P NOW,
UPHAMSHOWS
10000 Republicans Give
Their Party Amounts
Below $500
LIQUOR INTERESTS
ARE AIDING COX

CHICAGO. Aur "a United Pressl -
The Republican pariys treasury has
gathered total of -. .30S .S2O61 in
cash and pledges since The convention
In June Fred w Upham. treasurer
OF the Republican National Committee
testified today before the senate cam
paign fund Investigation committee.
Upham said S3992ii.7S OF this was
or will be used as state funds" and
not for the work OF the National
June "A amounted 20 s6iS. 1891. Up
ham said and uncollecicd pledges
equal 1921 800 3D. Of the last item
Upham said s2OOOOO will be for he
use OF the National Committee and
lhe remainder FOR State committees
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SOME OPPOSITION
TO WEST ST. BRIDGE

Levy Court today received a COM
munication from the Board OF Educa-
tion urging the immediate construc-
tion OF q temporary footbridge across
The BrandyNvine. at West street. for
the benent OF school children who
otherwise will be Obliged 10 use
other bridges while The new Wash
ington street bridge is in course OF
construction
Commissioner Mccoy opposed the
building OF the bridge on The ground
that 10 would be a needless eXpcndi-
iure and that the Van Buren street
and Market street bridges. which are
two or three blocks away from
Washington street are adequate for
the purpose. Commissioner shaw
opposed discussion Of The subject al
this time and upon motion had com
munication referred 30 the court as a
committee Of the whole and the
County Engineer.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SMILE AWHILE

NEW NORK-Police became suS-
piciOuS at the way Edward Bond,
hotel porter. pattcd his wife'S back
when he was arrested. They in
Vesiinated and said they found
diamonds worth 5000 slipped in
side her gown.
NEW NORk-Nhen Mayor Hylan
tried 10 help cop direct traffic In
the Jam caused By the trolley
strike several drivers rushed right
by I'VE though he was just a
guy iryin' 10 hop ride" one eN-
planned.
BUFFALO, y. "a local bakery
put up a new sign, "bunS for sale"
Federal agents confscaied a 80
gallon still and Is barrels Of raisin
mash.
LORAIN, O.-No more good Sa-
maritan. stuff for Richard Oracle.
lie stopped his machine 90 give "A
tired" man ride and was tied
10 a tree and robbed.
ALBANY, Orc.-Because she SAYS
her husband maintained a hogs
bedroom on the front porch and a
bathroom for the family pOrker in
the backyard. Mrs. Alice Titus is
suing for divorce.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SOON STUDY in
RURAL SCHOOLS
42oO Pupils Will Delye Into
Books on Next
Tuesday
THREE NEW HOUSES
FOR THE COLORED

Finishing touches will be put on
plans for re-openlng The public
schools Of New Castle county al a
meeting Of The County Board OF Edu-
Gallon. in The Public Building. this
afternoon The schools. with the sim
gle exception of that at Elsmere. win
open next Tuesday. Monday being a
national holiday The Elsmere school
viii open Monday September i3 The
weeks delay was granled on account
OF the proximity or the school 90 the
state Fair, whNh will be held next
week
.,libur II Jump. county superinien-
dent. said today he believed b. bad
arrangements for opening the schools
In excellent shape and that there will
be little difficulty in enrolling the
1900 pupils and getting studies under
way There are Sc schools OF which
2i are for colored children Three of
the cOlorad school buildings Will be
new These are. at Hockessin, Mar
shalllon and Chrisiiana, and have been
built during the summer out Of the p
Continued on PAGE Fourteen.
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No WEIGHING
ONAWARD To
COAL MINERS
Government Warns Against
Strike and Boost of An
thracite Prices
SAY COST SHOULD
BE CUT $1.S5 A TON

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81 United
Press The government Will maintain
a firm attitude toward both miners
and operators affected by the award
OF The anthracite coal commission. 70
was stalled authorilativey here today.
Miners must not stop work and Op-
orators must not boost prices, Il was
said.
Completely disregarding strike
threats by miners, The Labor Depart
ment was going ahead with plans for
a Joint meeting OF the anthracite
wage scale committees at Scranton,
Pa. on Thursday At this meeting IL
will be impressed on both. sides that
they accepted i'm good faith the arbi-
tration and that they cannot "welch'
on the award.
Investigation by the Labor Depart
ment has shown. 70 Is said, that the
threats OF a strike do not represent
majority sentiment OF miners. but
that that 10 Is largely that OF outlaws
and union politicians. 10 was said
that President Wilson's telegram In
answer 90 strike threats. that 'you
challenge will be accepted" would
show the miners that public sentiment
is against them.
The Presidents telegram was scnl
following issuance OF The coal COM
mission report. 70 was In reply "a
threats by miners 70 quit work on
Labor Day if the President accepted
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WOMEN NPOLHTCS TO
CUT LIVING COSTS

parthent Of Agriculture. American
Live NStock Association and N3iional
Consumers league.
immediate improvement or State
and FEDERAL lsws 10 prohibit pronteer-
ing.
Establishment Of public markets.
sbauoirs. milk depois and terminal
facilities.
Secretary Haver today mailed a con-
ndential letter 10 representatives OF
The league in all states concerning
the campaign.
The league already has a national
food committee headed by Mrs Ed
ward p. Costigan with chairmen in
sll states.
"The league will function In the
campaign as a non-pariisan organiza-
ton said Miss Ilaver, Our members
are anlliaied with all parties. Many
OF them are members OF the national
party committees.
Tho league will continue organiza-
tion work all through The campaign
We now have between , 10000 and
100000 members"
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SKULL CRACKED
in Street ROW
Caleb Jenkins Seriously In
jured by Flying Brick
Bat
ACCUSED COP
MADE ARREST

Alleged 90 have been hit on the
head by a brick while at Third and
Van Buren streets early sunday morn
ing in a free for an nght in which
pairolmen oliver Bryan figured, Caleb
jenkins. aged As years. Of 9i1 West
Third street. is confined 90 his home
with a fractured skull The nghl
which has resulted In charges being
preferred against officer Bryan is be
ing Inycsilgat d by the police.
palrolman Bryan, who was suspend
"a from NE police force on sunday
pending .he outcome NJ the charges
made against him, Will be- given q
hearing before he Board OF Polic'
commissioners this afternoon.
According 10 jenkins. he. will
James Allison. OF second and Madison
streets. TeTance Lannan. Of From
and IustIsOl streets. and Charles Hal
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

WASHINGTON. Aug 81 MUniied
press. Two million organized wO-
men voters are going into The ma
t'onal political campaign with a single
purpose-tO reduce living costs, IL
was announced here today. Plans
for their activities in the campaign
will be made at The meeting 30 be
held late this week IN New York by
the directing board OF the National
League OF Women Voters Mrs.
Maudn Wood Park. chairman, today
canvassed board members in all
states by long distance telephone and
telegraph 10 flx date for the meet
ing
The women's program 10 cut living
rosis as worked out thus far include
these planks
Curb the meat packers through pas
sag by Congress Of the Gronna bill
FOR regulation OF The meat packing in
duslry This is the final form Of the
n-Kcndrick-And' 'rson bills.
Fncouragemeni ~ cooperative buy
ing and selling OF food through closer
cooperation between the league, de-
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
RUSH NOW TO
PAY LICENSE FEE

Clerk ~ Council Simmons Is putting
In a busy day. having started early
this morning issuing licenses to those
professions and businesses affected by
the new city tax ordinance which be-
comes operative tomorrow morning.
Up 90 Saturday 40 noon sl92 had
been collected The receipts yesterday
amounted lo $50. or a total collection
OF 81 i62. The receipts of today will
probably exceed fhs total enIlfc' '0ns
up 90 last night as only 1872 out OF
ccnses
Some confusion has occurred owing
90 the publication ~ the ordinance
yet 90 be voted upon, adding a consid-
cradle number 90 those already taxed
and many have called 90 pay the II.
censc tax which is still before Citl
Council.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
THTRTY-FOUR CORONER
CASES DURING AUGUST

There were 81 sudden deaths IN
this city and vicinity during August
calling for an Investigation by Coroner
Isaac 5. Bullock. breaking an pre-
vi0us records Of thai Office. Twenty
one iuriCs were summoned. at an
average cost OF about $40 each. max
ing a total cost to the county Of more
th9n $500 for the month.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SAYS TYPHOID IS
VACATION HANG OVER

Returning yacaii0nisie are RESPONSE
hlc Tor lhc usual Increase of typhoid
fever lu the city 40 This season" said
Howard r. Frlnlz secretary OF me
Board OF Health ihis mOrnnr. "and
prompt attention should be given 90
every case a. its beginning. not only
for The benefit Of The patient but for
the safety OF The community as well,
as This disease ie iransmissihlc.
"rhe mlnglng Of city residents,
who are arequaiely projected from
typhoid fever by modern sanitary I'M
prONemenis at home. with the country
fllks in places where typhoid Is pre-
Valcnt Is responsible FOR the infec-
liOns which we encounter 40 tlis time
OF the year" Mr.. franiz said
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
$4,000 SUIT AGAINST
DUPONT CHEMICAL co.

Attorneys Isaac Lobe Sirouss and
Ieigel and Sicgel. this morning insti-
luied suit In ne United States Dis
lrict Court OF Delaware for Joseph. j.
Pear. Of Baltimore. against the dupont
Chemical Company, Of this city. for an
alleged breach Of contract involving,
u is said. damages 10 the amount OF
t25OoQ
r. is alleged thai the dupont Chem
cal Company in February, 1920. en-
.ered into a contract with los 'ph J.
pear for The delivery OF 2.i0O steel
lolveni recovery cars and failed to
made delivery.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
5 ARRESTED DRIVING
CARS TO BALTIMORE

While driving Ford cans through
this city yesterday afternoon on their
way 10 Baltimore. Herbert Schuess-
Der. Edward A. Frederick. William J.
Ngren Edward Fuller and Nathaniel
Nichols. the latter a Negro were ar
rested by Motorcycle Officer Hynson
ON a charge Of speeding lhrOueh
Union Park Gardens. Frederick. Nj
gren and Fuller were also charged
with operating an automobile without
an operators license.
Schuessler. who was in charge Of
the men. was fined $40 and costs by
Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court
this morning. and the other drivers
were dismissed upon payment OF
costs.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
CITY OUT OF e
WETTEST SUMMER
Three Months Rainfall Is
Heaviest Ever Recorded by
Local Weather Bureau
17.52 INCHES OF
RAIN REPORTED

The total rainfall IN This city FOR
June. July and August reached i1.52
inches. breaking an previous three
months records In the history Of the
registry department
The total rainfall for the present
month Is Si2 inches. 10 was exceeded
by that OF August last year. when S60
inches OF rainfall was recorded TAX
ink the month as a whole II has been
wetier this year than last, but the
when record OF 600 inches was es-
tablished made the total greater.
| The rainfall In June was 54S inches
and In lhly 800 inches
Though summer does not technl-
cally end until September p, the sum-
Continued on PAGE Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
VAN buren, ST.
Bridge TO open
Will Be Ready for Vehicu-
lar Traffic Tonight, Water
Department Says
NEW SURFACE AND
APPROACH FOR IT

Van Buren street bridge across the
Brandywine Will be opened for We
hicular traffic tonight the Water De-
pariment announced today. The
bridge and approaches have been re-
paired by the Water Department. and
the street and Sewer Department.
Chief Engineer Van Trump OF the
Water Department stated that new
sidewalks have been laid on The
bridge. aud the crown OF the vehicu-
lar iraillcway has been reduced and
new asphalt surface laid on it
Cement on the southern approach
Continued on Page TwOl
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
DYNAMITE HOMES
OF LOYAL MINERS
WTrKFS-RARD

WILKES BARRE. pa. August -
TTniied Press. For the third time
within a week dynamite was used TO-
dav In an alleged effort 20 wreck the
homes of miners who are remaining
loval 40 the PENNSYLVANIA Coal Com
nany during the outlaw strike IN lhe
pillslon district
An explosion did heavy damage 10
The dwelling occupied by George
Memory and John Booth Families
OF the Two men were thrown from
their beds
TWO other dynamiiings have oc-
cured. The FIRST did slight damage
10 the home OF Michael LOndosro To-
day and partly wrecked the home or
samuel LatOre.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WORLD KNEW COPS
WERE AT CHURCH

Caleb z. Burchenal. attorney, in .
etter 30 Charles j. Coleman, clerk or
NE Municipal Court, wrote that while
ic was 900 miles out 10 sea on his
lrin abroad, the wireless carried a
news flash that the Wilmington police
had attended services In Wesley NJ. r..
Church
Mr. and Mrs. Burchenal are now at
Interland, Switzerland.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SHOOT DOwN RUNAWAY STEERS.

All four runaway Steers, the prop
eriv OF the d. B Martin Company,
which created great excitement ln his
city yesterday in their dash for lib
erty. have been accounted four one
was shot by patrOlman ROdcnheiser,
two by J. H. Nlinnick. and the fourth,
was captured led back 30 the ahhatoir
and Is now converted into beef
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
CnL. IOnNsTON Oh TRIp.

Colonel T. n. Johnston. L. :. Engi-
neer in charge Of The Wilmington dis
trict has obtained leave Of absence
and gone West for ten days or two
weeks rest and recreation. George ".
r. Miller. executive officer Of the En-
gineer Office. yesterday afternoon de-
parted on board the engineer boat
Josephine for an inspection tour OF
nnlaNnrn haN
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
KMANIANs PICNIC TOMnRROW.

TWO hundred or more members OF
the Kiwanis Club. OF This city, and
their families, will go TO Lenape Park
outing with the Chester Kiwanians.
The local members will go by auto
mobile % the Pennsylvania resort,
leaving the City Hall at 2i5 O'Clock.
one feature Of the outing Will be the
baseball game between the kiwanis
clubs Of the two cities
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
ENCOUNTER THICK WALL

In cutting a doorway between two
Of the offices on the third floor Of the
Federal building occupied by Collector
OF Internal Revenue H. +. Graham. a
i3-inch brick division wall Is revealed
something probably found In no other
building in the city, where the wall
simply separates two Offices.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
CHESTER BOOSTS IT'S
GAS RATE TO $1.7O

Wilmington gas consumers will
BE- interested in the fact iha. the rate
for gas in Chester has jus. been ad-
Vanced 10 $40 per 1000 feet. The
rae in Wilmington is $40 per thou
sasd feet. with a rebate OF 10 ctnis
II paid within ten days
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

PARIS. Aug. g. UNITED pressl.-
The Polish delegates have returned 10
Warfaw from Minsk and the Russo
Polish armislicc negotiations will be
resumed In Riga next week. according
90 reports received from Warsaw to-
day.
MOSCOW. Via Wireless 10 London,
Aug. "a United Press Gen. Wran-
gel has suffered a crushing defeat on
two fronts In the Black Sea ihealw
Continued on Page Eight
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
aRILLo HAs sIMMER pREAM.

Constable "Bilr Tinsman and fam
ily will leave tomorrow for Ocean
City n. j.. for a weeks vacation. lis
iening 10 the moaning OF the tide"
and slapping mosquitoes. "Biil' has
secured a considerable quantity OF
bait" and expects 10 bring back
enough fish TO supply his friends.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WrungeI'S armies Re-
ported Wiped out on
Kubdn Front and
DriUen Back so Miles
in Crimedn Region,
MoScoU Re rtS.
BoISheUiki Threatens
Don From ThreeSides
TALK PEACE AT
RIGA NEXT WEEK

Virtual collapse Of tho Wrangel
anti-BOlshcvik movement In south
Russia was indicated I'm an Official
communique received from hoS-
COW today.
Tho Bolshevik claimed that
Wranncrs armies had been wiped
out on the kuban front and that
In the Crimcan region he had been
driven back more than 50 miles
n these reports are true the posi-
tion OF his forces In the remaining
sector. the Don region, would be
greatly impcrilled.
Mranncl. recognition OF WHOSE
government by France few
weeks ago created temporary
breach between the British and
French governments. began his
operations from SebaSiOpOl In the
Crimca. From there he moved
norihward into the province OF
Taurida with kherson. and ulti-
matcly Odessa, as his objective.
About the time he began a major
offensive TO throw the BolshcVild
across the River Dneipcr. Mranucl
announced the landing of cNpcdi-
tiOns In the Don and kuban re-
uionS. Communication between
these and his main headquarters
was maintained by sea, the former
across the sea OF Ayof and the lat
ter across the Black Sea. Estab-
lishinn headquarters In Taganroai
the Don expedition pushed up the
valley OF ihc river of that name
toward Rostof. seeking 10 occupy
The Rich coal basins
The kuhan expedition. with iis
base nj NovOrossuSk. was reported
TO have driven Is miles inland,
occupying the important city OF
Ektcrinodar. The BOlShcvik com
muniquc said this expedition had
been completely annihilatcd" and
its headquarters destroyed.
The Reds apparently are In \
position 10 move upon the isolated
Don eXpcnditiOn from thrre sides
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
rHANGE CANNING CIAss MOIn.

Announcement OF a change in the
time for the canning classes being
held under The direction Ot the Com
munity Service at Friends school
Fourth and West streets was made
yesterday. The classes will boz held IN
the future on Tuesday afternoon ai 2
o'clock instead Of Thursday afternoon
as heretofore. Mrs Nellie Snyder is
the Instructor.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
MD. POPULATION
NOW 1,449,61O

WASHINGTON. Aug. g. United
Press. The census bureau today an
nOunced 1920 populations as follows
Maryland, state total, i.ii9.6i0.
Massachusetts, state, 3,s5i,6i5.
Increase since i9i0 Maryland iji.-
26i or ii.9: Mass, isj, i99 or iii.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
CAPIAs ISSUED FOR MORGAN.

Because Of the failure OF James :.
Morgan, the principal witness against
the girl. TO appear, the case OF Pearl
Cheres. charged with soliciting. was
continued until September Q by Judge
Hastings In Municipal Court this
morning. 4 capias was ossued for
Morgan, who is under so bond.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
no IMPROVE BUILDING.

Inspector Preston this morning is
sued building permit 90 Clarence
McCaulley. i03 West Eighth street 90
make alterations 40 The property
costing 5000 The work J. 90 be-
done by William D. Haddock and
Company.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
MdcSWINEY on
VERGE OF DEATH

-LoNDON, Aug. 81 United Press)- -
Terence NacSwincy, hunger striking
lord mayor OF Cork, continued to
hover between life and death today.
Ine physicians verdict as he en-
tered his nineteenth day Of voluntary
starvation was the same As IL had
been FOR three days-that the lord
mayor would live but a few hours.
We can't expect Terry 10 last much
longer" said Sean MacSwiney, his
brother, as he left Brixton prison
after a nights vigil at the lord mayors
bedside.
BELFAST, Aug. 81 United Press).
Martial law was declared in Belfast at
noon today.
Rloiing. which broke out between
orangemen and Catholics last week.
had been practically continuous for
2i hours and was growing In intensity.
The dead list was 10 and with many
OF the 200 wounded In hospitals in
critical condition, IL was believed the
fatalities would be materially in
creased
Reports received here indicated that
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
MANN ron RFpRFSENTATIVE.

Harry Mari, business man, today
filed his name with the Republican
County Committee as a candidate for
Representative from the First Repre-
sentative district.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TwO FINED FOR ASSAULT.

John ". Taylor and Rose Taylor
were each fined S. and cost by Judge
Hastings, in Municipal Court. this
morning on a charge OF assault and
battery on Mrs. Elizabeth MallOy at
Fourth and French streets during an
argument last evening. They pleaded
guilty 10 the charge
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
Sun AND TIDE
Head OF IhrIglii
LOST AND FODND.

-----------------
L OST-SUNDAY, on p. NJ. BOAT,
IL fur neckpiece. Liberal reward II re-
turned to II. II. Lewis, 514s Green ST.,
philadelphia. aug3l-lt.
n Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WOuFN VOTFRS no MEET

Republicans OF the Richardson Park
district are requested 90 m.ot in
for the TGei Together meeting 90 be-
held there on Friday night The
Friday night meeting will be the FIRST
gathering OF The men and women
voters OF lhe district William p.
! White. chairman Of The enterlainm nj
burciu OF The Republican Stale Com
milicc will organize glee club.
Addrrs.f~ VIII be made By proml-
ent Republicans
Rims For An Cars. Automobile
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
AT AyIATION TRAININC CAMP.

Howard p Young. OF 2iOl Boulevard,
ensign on the naval aviation reserve
corps. has gone TO Hampton Roads
Va, for two weeks training at the
naval aviation reserve ofllrers' camp
Reserve officers are called for such
training annually.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WRANGEL'S ARMY is NOW BOTTLED BY REDS
BELFAST SEEMS ON VERGE OF CIVAL WAR
MARTTAL LAW ORDER
FOR IRELAND AFTER
10 DIE IN RIOTTVC

British Rush Fresh
Tro 0 oPs-CathoHcs
DriUen From Belfast
By Fire and Rifles,
RetaHdte A # Q r
Orangemen B ur n
II o m g eS-PrOPerty
Loss Estimated dt4,-
900, 900
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal Onice.
500 A. M....76 1900 p. NJ. Sc
1000 A. M....S0 100 p. MS
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
THIS ELEVATOR
WORKED WRONG WAY

Custodian of the Public Building
Robert Foreman. attempted 10 operate
ihe new elevator 40 The Eleventh and
King street corner Of The building this
morning. Getting on the elevator in
ihc basement ne turned the STARTING
lever. Nothing happened. somewhat
puzzled be suddenly reversed the De-
yer 20 The point supposed 10 lower
NE elevator and 70 suddenly shot up
To the top floor The electric wires
had been accidentally reversed No
damsee was done. but the wires have
now been adjusted.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

Winterlhur Special sanitary Milk
for Babies-Cloyer Dairy-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Wednesday; cooler,
fresh and northwest winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
FLsuERE no HAVE ICE PLANT.

FI.SMERE TO HAVE ICE PLANT.
THE Standard Ice and Cold Storagf
Company. OF this city, Is planning thf
erection OF a plant In Elsmere.
Prevent bottle famine. Return cmpue<
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Aax.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

Rims For An Cars. Automobile
Equippent Co.. 3rd and French.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

CIRCULATION1Q A0d
Yesterday Ao'1o1
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