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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
ccoNT1NUED FROM PAGE 49,
Brummitt 10.
nUnrnCD TIT
Presideut-McAdoo 4. Cox

DE8 OIhALll-
Presideut-McAdoo 4. Cox I.
Vice President-Marshall 2. Ed
wards /
United States Senator - Taggart
%.
Governor - Iscnbarger s, McCui-
loch II. Niblack S. Risk 3.
Representative IN COngress-Hep-
Ter 81. Smith 5.
Prosecuting Attorney - Feiwell 8,
Schock "a.
State Senator-Wolfe 21.
State Representative - Green 2,
Helmeu 10. Leroy 5. Mccormick 10.
SOmmerer II, Weinke u.
County Treasurer-Hun 10, Syn
der 3, Wesolowski 3. Woolverton 8.
Sherfff-Bailey g. Cook %.
Coroner-BOsweu 2l.
SurveyOr-MoOmaw 10.
Commissioner, Middle District -
Hartman s. Phillips 4, SmogOr II.
Commissioner. Western District
Price 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

COroner-Wagne Is.
SurveyOr-Gilln II.
Commissioner, Middle District -
Barley 3. BucEer 1, Harbou J..
Lehman 3, Spohnhclz s.
Commissioner, Western District
Brummitt Il.
DEMOCRATIC.
United States Senator-Taggart 3.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3, McCul-
loch 2, Niblack !.
Representative in CongTess-Hep-
Ter 2. Smith 8.
Prosecuting AttoTney-SchOck Z.
State Senator-Wolfe 3.
State Representative - Green 3.
Helmen 8, Leroy 1. Mccormick 3,
Sommerer .. Weinke /.
Cunty Treasurer-Hull /. Snyder
/, Wesolowski 2. WoOlverton 2.
Sheriff-Cook 5.
COroner-Bosweli 2.
Surveyor-MOOmaw 2.
Commissioner. Middle District -
Hartman 2. Smogor 3.
Commissioner. Western District 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Townships
Greene Township. First Precinct.
pIypT-pT TCAN

Greene Township. First Precinct.
REPUBLICAN.
Observation-Disclosures, 2. Johnson,
10, I1owden, 4, Wood. 19.
Vice observation-disclosures. %.
Standardization. 30.
Governor-Fesler. 10. NfcCray, 10,
Toner. 6.
Representative in Congress
Hickey 30.
Prosecuting Attorney-Jellison
so
Senator-Cieveland, %. Harrop s.
State representatives "a,
Calef. "a. Matthews, 81, Neneth, Z.
Treasurer-Boone, S, La?ierre, l,
Mountain, s, Slick. 70.
Sherif-Duck 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Fourth Ward-Fifth Precinct.

REPUBLICAN.
MISUNDERSTANDING l, Johnson 10,
Lowden 1. Wood 5.
Vice Observation-Disclosures 16
United States Standardization IA.
Governor - Fesler 5. McCray 4,
Toner Z.
Representative in Congress -
Hickey IA.
Prosecuting Attorney-JeIlison IS.
State Senator-Cleveland II, Har-
rop 3.
State Representative - Beyler u.
Calef 10, Matthews Il, Nemeth 7.
County Treasurer-Boone >, La
Pierre 2, Mountain ,, Slick :.
Sheriff-Duck IA.
COroner-Wagner IL.
Surveyor-Gillin 10
Commissioner. Middle District -
SpOhnholz l.
Commissioner. Western District
Mark l. Brummitt 13.
DEMOCRATIC.
President-Wilson /.
United States Senator-Taggar 4
Governor - Isenbarger 1, McCul-
loch 5. Niblack .. Risk I.
Representative in COngress-Hep-
Ter 5. Smith ..
Prosecuting Attorney-Feiwen 2
SchOck I.
State Senator-Wolfe S.
State Representative - Green 2
Helmen ). Leroy /. Mccormick 4
SOmmerer 5. Weinke 5.
County Treasurer-Hul 2, Snyder
.. Wesolowski 3.
Sheriff-Bailey 3, Cook 5.
COrOner-Boswell :.
Surveyor-Moomaw S.
Commissioner Middle District -
Hartman 5. Phillips .. SmOgor ..
Commissioners. Western District
Price 9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Fourth Ward-FOurth Precinct.
u 4, IL III -IltAN

RE 'UBLICAN.
President-Harding 1, Johnson s.
Lowden 3, Wood 3.
Vice observation-disclosures a.
United States STANDARDIZATION -.
Governor-Fesler s, McCray 3.
Toner 8.
Representative in Congress -
Hickey II.
Prosecuting Attorney Floyd o..
Jellison IA.
State Senator-Cleveland .. Har-
rop 6.
State Representative - Beyler 8,
Calef 10. Matthews 10. Nemeth 10.
County Treasurer-Boone 3, La
Pierre 3. Mountain 8, Slick ..
Sheriff-Duck 10.
COroner-Wagne Is.
Surveyor-Gillin 10.
Commissioner. Middle District
Barkley 3, Butcher 4. Lehman 8,
SophnhOlz 2.
Commissioner. Western District
Brummitt 1 8.
DEMOCRATIC.
United States Senator-Taggart Is.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1. McCul-
loch g. NiblaCk 2, Risk 3.
Representative in Congress-Hep-
Ter 6, Smith 10.
Prosecuting Feiwell /,
SChOCk Il.
State SenatOr-Wolfe ..
State Representative - Green 9.
Helmen s, Leroy {. Mccormick s,
SOmmerer 6, Weinke 6.
County Treasurer-Hull 9. Snyder
3, Wesolowski I. Woolverton ,.
Sheriff--Bailey 8, Cook 8.
CorOner-BOSwell Il.
urveyOr-Moomaw Il.
Commissioner Middle District -
Hartman 7. Phillips .. Smogor 5.
Commission, Western District -
Price IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Lincoln Township. Third Precinct

REPI BLICAN.
notwithstanding 6, Johnson
%, IsOwden ., Wood 9.
Vice President-We bster 60.
Senator-WatsOn 81.
GOvernor-Fesler Il, NEcCray Il.
Toner =
Representative in COngress-
Hickey Sc.
Prosecuting Attorney-Jellison 81.
State Senator-Cleveland So, Har-
rop 3.
State Representa- ve-Beyle IS,
Calef p, Matthews IS, Nemeth g.
Treasurer-BOone Q, LaPierre 4.
Mountain o. Slick II.
Sheriff-Duck 81.
COroner-Wagner 90
Surveyor-Gillin rs.
Commissioners. Middle District
Barkley IS, Rucher /, Harbou 4.
Lehman :. Spohnholz 0.
Commissioner, Western District
Brummitt %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
F1fth ward-FIrst Precinct.

II llA - HEu--I ITeI TNNIIINN-
REPUBLICAN.
President-Harding /. Johnson %.
Lowden 2, Wood 4.
Vice President-Webster IS.
United States Senator-Watson Ia.
GOvernor-Fesler 6, McCray S.
Toner 5.
Representative in Congress -
Hickey Is.
Prosecuting Attorney-Jellison 13.
State Senator-Cleveland 9. Har-
rop 4.
state Representative - Beyler g.
Calef 8. Matthews 10. Nemeth Z.
County Treasurer-Boone s, Slick
II. Mountain 5.
Sheriff-Duck &c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

CorOner-Wagner. so.
Surveyor-Gillin, 81.
Commissioner-Mi District
Barley. .. Buch. q, Harbou ?, Len
Il. Spohnholtz 2.
Commissioner-We Dlsrlct-
Rrummitt 2s.
DEMOCRATIC.
Senator-Taggar 9.
GOvernOr-Isenbarg !, McCol~
loch 4, Niblack 0. Risk 2.
Representative in ConBress-Hep-
Ter 5. Smith :.
Prosecuting Attorney-Feiwell
], Schock 9.
Senator-Wolfe 2.
State Representative 8,
Helmen 4. lie Roy o, Mccormick I,
.Sommerer 8, Weinke 2.
Treasurer-Hull s. Snyder /. Wes-
olowski 1, WoolvertOn 3.
Sheriff-Bailey 6. Cook 5,
Corcner-Boswell 3.
Surveyor-Moomaw 10.
Commissioner-sMid District
Hartman, 4, Phillips Z. Smogor o.
Commissioner-We District
Price II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Third ward-sixth Precinct.

REPUBLICAN.
President-JohnsOn 8. LOwden ..
Wood 2
Vice President-Webster
United States Standardization 6.
Governor-Fesler 5. McCray 4.
Toner l.
Representative in Congress -
Hickey Z.
Prosecuting Attorney-JelIison s.
state SenatOr-Cleveland 5, Har-
rop 8.
State Representative - BeyIer 4.
Calef 3. Matthews 8. Nemeth 4.
County Treasurer-BoOne >, La
Pierre I. Slick T.
Sheriff-Duck s.
CorOner-Wagner Z.
Surveyor-Gnlin g.
Commissioner. Middle District -
Burnley 3. Butcher .. Lehman ..
Spohnholz I.
Commissioner. Western District
Brummitt s
DEMOCRATIC
Unit = States Senator-TaE Eart 8.
GCrlTnor - Isenbarger 3. NIcCul-
ioch 3. Risk l.
Representative in Congress ,,p-
Ter .. Smith g.
Prosecuting Attorney-Fe iweu ],
Schock s.
State Senator-Wolfe 5.
State Representative - Green
HeImen 3, Leroy ., Mccormick ..
Wcinke 3.
County Treasurer-Huu 4 Sny-
der 2. WesOlowski ]. WOolvertOn
Sherin-Bailey 9. Cook II.
CorOner-Bosweli s.
SuTveyor-Moomaw g.
Commissioner. Middle District
Hartman .. Phillips 3. Smogor 3.
Commission. Western District -
Price 8, Lenhard 3.
Third WaFd-Sevcnth Precinct.
REPUBLICAN.
President-Harding I, I.owden
Wood ?.
Vice President-Webster
United States Standardization I.
Governor - Fesler I. NfcCray ..
Toner I.
Representative in Congress -
Hickey ?.
Prosecuting ttorney-Jeliison 1.
State Senator-Harrop g.
state Representative - BeyIer .,
CAlef !, Matthews 2, Eemeth ..
County Treasurer-BoOne 2.
Sherin-Duck 2.
Coronar-Wagner 4.
Eurveyor-Gillin I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

Harris Township, First Precinct.
REPUBLICAN,.
misunderstanding 0, Johnson,
8, Lowden I, Wood s.
Vice President-Webster Z.
Senator-Watson 9.
Governor-Fesler 3. McCray 3,
Toner 4.
Representative in Congress
Hickey II.
Prosecuting Attorney-Je g.
Senator-Cleveland s, Harrop 3.
State Representatives z,
Calef 5, Matthews 8. Nemeth -
Treasurer-Boone ., LaPierre l.,
Mountain |, Slick s.
Sheriff-DuCk IL
Coroner-Wagner IL.
urveyOr-Gillin ~.
Commissioners. Middle District
Barley ., Butcher 3, HarbOu ?. Leh-
man I, SpohnhOlz 1.
Commissioner, Western District
Brummitt II, Markham 4, Carpen-
ter Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Brumlmitt II.
DEMOCRATIC.

Brunlmitt II.
DEMOCRATIC.
SenRtor-Taggar Z.
GovernOr-Isenbarge 2, McCui-
loch 2, Niblack @. Risk 4.
Representative in Congress Her
Ter ;. smith 8.
Prosecuting Attorney-Feiwe
Schook g.
Serator-WOlfe 8
State Repcesentative-Gree l..
Helmen 4. Leroy >, Mccormick 3,
Sommerer, 8, Weinke q
Treasurer-Huli 3, Snyder >, Yves
olowski 0. Woolverton 4.
Sheriff-Bailey o. Cook Z.
Coroner-Boswell S.
urveyor-Moomaw s.
Commissioner. Middle District
Hartman 4. Phillips 2. Smogor ,.
Commissioner, Western District
Price Z.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Warren Township, Second Precinct
REPUBLICAN,

Warren Township, Second Precinct.
REPUBLICANS.
President-Harding. 3. Johnson
2, Lowden 8, Wood s.
Vice president-Webster 10.
Standardization %.
Covernor-Fesler 16, McCray g.,
Toner ..
Representative in Congress
Hickey "a.
Prosecuting Attorney-Je ellison pa.
Senator-Cleveland u, Harrop IS.
Representative 20, Calet
l.. Matthews %, Nemeth 10.
Treasurer-Boone Is. La Pierre 1,
Mountain .. Slick 10.
Sheriff-Duck p.
Coroner-Wagner %.
Surveyor-Gillin %.
Commissioner, Middle District
Barkley y, Rucher 4, HarbOu 8,
Lehman :, Spohnholtz 0.
Commissioner-Wc Western District
Brummitt 3.
DEMOCRATIC.
Senator-Taggar %.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u, McCul-
loCh 4, Niblack g. Risk 4.
Representative IN COngress-Hep-
Ter Il, Smith Is.
Prosecuting Attorney-E'eiwell Z,
Schock 20.
SenatOr-Wolfe 81.
State Representatives. 10,
Helmen 10, lie Roy 4, Mccormick
IS, Sommerer Il. Weinke 3.
Treasurer-Hull 8, SNYDER 3,
Wesolowski 0, Woolverton 19.
Sheriff-Bailey II, Cook 19.
Coroner-Boswell %.
urveyor-Moomaw %.
Commissioner-Mid District
Hartman I6, phillips 10, Smogor s.
Commissioner, Western District
Price %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
Olive Township. Fourth Precinct

REPUBLICAN,
President-Harding 0. Johnson 4,
Lowden l, Wood s.
Vice President-Webster 15.
STANDARDIZATION 13.
Governor-Fesler 5, McCray s.,
Toner 3.
Representative in Congress
Hickey Is.
Prosecuting Attorney-Jellison 10.
Senator-Cleveland 10. Harrop 8.
State Representative-B 10,
Calef .. Matthews Is, Nemeth 10.
Recommendations 3. LaPierre p
Mountain ;, Slick ..
Sherifl-Duck 16.
Coroner-Wagner 10.
Surveyor-Gillin 10.
Commissioners, Middle District
Barley :, Bucher 5, Harbou ?, Leh-
man 3, Spohnholz O.
Commissioner, Western District
Brummitt 8.
DEMOCRATIC.
Senator-Taggar 8.
Observation-Disclosures 3. McCul-
lcch 7. Niblack o. Risk 3.
Representative in Congress
Hepler 9, Smith ?.
Prosecuting Attorney-Feiwell >,
Schock 6.
Senator-wolfe 10.
state Representa- ive-Green I,
Helmen ., Leroy 0. Mccormick s,
Sommerer 10, Weinke 10.
Treasurer-Hull l. Snyder 1 Yves
clowski g, Woolverton 0.
Sherif-Bailey 2, Cook IL.
Coroner-Boswell s.
SuIveycr-D. Moomaw s.
Commissioner, Middle District
Hartman 2, Phillips /, Smogor z.
Commissioner. Western District
Price S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
DEMOCRATIC

LIZ AAAftffkah a H.
United states Senator-Taggart
u.
Governor-Isenba Z. NcCuf-
loch Is, Niblack 4. Risk B.
EeDreseutative in COnEress-Hep-
Ter o. smith o.
Prosecuting AttOrney-Feiwcll q.
schock 10.
state Senator-Wol1e
state T;epresentative-Gree s.
Helmen 3. Leroy 10. Mccormick s.
Sonmcrer l. Weinize 4
Treasurer-Hull 5. Snyder g..
Wesolowslzf o. WoolvertOn l.
Sherin-Baiiey Il. Cook s.
Surveyor-B0swell Il
Survevor-MoOma Is
Comm issfoner. Middle District
Hartman 9. Phillips .. Smosor 1.
Commissioner, Western District
Price u.
German Township. FIRST and Only
Prccinct.
REPUBLICAN,
President-Harding O.. Johnson
10. I.owden s, Wood !
Vice President--Webster Is
United States Senator-Watson
Governor-Fesler :. MoCray u.
Toner 6.
Representative IN Congress-
Hickey 81.
Prosecuting Attorney-JelhEoa
20.
State Senator--Cieveland II. Hsr-
rop s.
state Representative-F5ey -,
Calef Is, Matthews IL. Nemeth "a.
Treasurer-Boone Il. LaPierro 1.
Mountain I. Slick Z.
Sherih--Duck 81.
Coroner-Wagner 20.
SurVeyor-Gillin Is.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
cav township. second Precinct

Clay Township, second Precinct.
REPUBLICAN,.
Notwithstanding l, Johnson Il,
Lowden l. Wood s.
Vice observation-disclosures II.
Senator-Watson 16.
Governor-Fesle /. Moray 8.
Toner I.
Representative in Congress
Hickey 20.
Prosecuting Attorney ellison
IS
Senator-Cleveland II. Harrop
8.
State Representative 2,
Calef 5, Matthews 16, Nemeth TO-
Treasurer-Boone 1. LaPierre .,
Mountain s. Slick 2.
Shers1-Duck 1s.
Cororer-Wagner IS.
Surveyor-Gillin 10.
Commissioner. Middle District
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06

Green Township, Second Precinct.
REPUBLICANS.
Notwithstanding, 2; Johnson
IL: Lowden. l: Wood. 10.
Vice President-Webster 10.
United States Standardization
81.
Governor-Fesler. .. McCray. IL.
Toner, s.
Representative in Congress
Hickey, p.
Prosecuting Attorney-Jellison,
81.
Senator-CIeveland Is. Harrop, 8.
State entative-Beyler, Is,
Calef, IL. Matthews. is, Nemeth. IL.
Treasurer-Boone, s, LaPierre, ?,
Mountain. 2, Slick, II.
Sheriff-Duck, %.
Coroner-Wagner, %.
Surveyor-Gillin, %.
missioner-Middle District
Barley. IL, Butcher, 3, Harbou, 4,
Lehman, 4.
INSTRUMENTATION District
Brummitt, %. Funston, 10, Zimmer,
DEMOCRATIC.
Senator-Taggart, 10.
Govcrnor-Isenbarg 4, McCul-
loch, ;, Niblack, 2. Risk. /.
Representative in Congress-Hep-
Ter. Z, Smith Z.
Prosecuting Attorney-Feiwell, 3,
Schock 9.
Senator-Wolfe, 6.
state Representative Z,
Helmen. 5, lie Roy, 6. Mccormick,
S, Sommerer, s, Weinke, 2.
Treasurer-Hull, 3, snyder, B.
Wesolowski. 8, Woolverton, 8.
Bailey, Z, Cook, 5.
Coroner-BOswell, 3.
Surveyor 10.
Commissioner-Mid District
Hartman. 3, Phillips, 8, Smogor' L.
COmmissioner-We stern District
Price. s, Gushwa, IL.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-06
German Township. First and only
PrCcinct.

CONTINUED on PAGE -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
FEDERAL WORKERS.
BACK Job SURVEY
Employees Federation Plans Ac-
tive Support for Reclassifi-
cation Bill
WOULD RETAIN BONUS

Government emp Dyes. acting
through their national federation. have
decided on a campaign to support the
reclassfication bill. which is to be in
troduced in the present session of Con
gress by Representative Lehlbach. of
New Jersey This was decided on at a
meeting Of the legislative committee Of
the National Federation of Federal
Employees. just ended in Washington.
s. Tyson Kinsell, national vice
president and president of the branch
in this section Of the country, returned
to Philadelphia today from the meeting
and issued a call for a gathering ot the
board Of trustees Of the local branch.
The meeting will be held at the head J.
quarters. 222 South Fourth street, next
Monday evening. 1t will discuss not
only the Lehbach bill. but also the S3
day minimum wage bill. which is OF
the calendar of the Senate. Represen
tatives of the thousands Of employees il
the navy yard. the arsenals. interna
revenue, customs. mints and other gov
ernment agencies will attend.
1.-The Lehlbach BILL" said Mr.. Kin
sell today. provides not only for ma
tional reclassification. but also for tn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
BLUE LAWS" HIT
BY PANAMA BISHOP
The Rt. Rev. James Craik Nor
ris, Visiting Church House,
Opposes Strict Enforcement
ZONE Is WELL GOVERNED

Disapproval Of the tigid enforcement
Of: 'blue laws" regulating the observ-
ance of the Sabbath, WAS expressed to-
day by the Right Rev. james Craik
Morris, missionary bishop to the Pana
ma Canal zone, while at the Protestant
Episcopal Church House, Twelfth and
Walnut streets.
81 do not believe in commercial
lied Sunday" he said. "but, after all,
this is free country, and l do not
think n too rigid enforcement of the
blue laws will work for any good.
~ think all the extreme and hagrant
violations Of the Sunday laws have
come as a bareback from former too
rigid enforcement of these laws. After
all, the main thing is to get the people
to 20 to church. In Panama there are
no blue laws and for the main part all
the settlements are very decent and
moral communities. OF course, In the
canal zone prohibition Is in force. but
in the other parts Of Panama there Is
never any liquor sold on Sunday
Bishop Morris is visiting in this city
on his way to see his son, who has
undergone minor operation in a hos
pital in New York. Before assuming
his present work in Panama he was
dean of the Cathedral at Memphis,
Tenn. and before that was a rector al
Madison, Wis. Although he was born
in the South, both his father and grand
father were born in this city. HI
praised extensively the manner in which
sanitary conditions have been estab.
lished in the canal zone. He pointed
out that his diocese extends across
more than 500 miles of territory, will
more than 200, 900 population, and tha
his is the sole diocese that reaches from
coast to coast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
BOY. 3. SETS FIRE TO BED
Starts Blaze While Playing with
Matches-House Is Damaged

A three year old boy playing. with
matches set fire to bed in the residence
of his father. William Trexler. 33o2
Filbert street, this morning, causing
damages estimated at several hundred
dollars.
Buster. three years old, and Mildred
five years old, the two children were
alone in the house at the time of the
fire. as their father was at work and
their mother had left them for few
minutes to go to n store.
According to Mildred her brother
Buster found box of matches with
which he started to play and finally
after lighting several, set fire to the bed
in the bedroom on the second floor rear
of the house.
Mrs. Sadie Berry. of 3346 Filbert
street. n neighbor, noticed the smoke
issuing from the house and she notified
the police of the Thirty ninth street
and Lancaster avenue station. Engine
company from Thirty seventh and Lud :
low streets responded to the alarm and
soon put out the flames. Neither of the
children was injured as they became
frightened when they saw the fire and
hid themselves in another room.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
SAILOR MAY BE FREED
Man Who Shot Alleged Bandits
Wins influential Friends

John Anngcrrent. n Dutch sailor who
shot two alleged highwnymen in Souths
Philadelphia several days ago when. /
he declares, tEcy tried 70 hold him up,s
will soon be released from Jail. Either
bail will be furnished or he will be re-
leased on habeas corpus proceedings, it,
is said
Assistant District Attorney Joseph,
II. Taulanc has become interested ina
the mans case and will present the.
facts to Judge Audenried in Quarter
Sessions Court this morning. John
O'Malley. one of the men shot. is In
Moyamensing prison. John Dougherty j
the other founded man. is under arrest
In the Methodist Hospital. {,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
WOMEN TO ELECT OFFICERS
West Philadelphia G. o. p. Com.
mittee viii Meet Tomorrow

Mrs. Walter G. Hancock. chairman
Of the West Philadelphia Republican
women $ committee. has called meet
ing of that committee for o'clock to-
morrow afternoon at the mems Repub
lican club. Forty first and Chestnut
streets, to elect officers.
The women's executive committee and
officers for the coming year will be
named.
The West Philadelphia Republican
women are planning monthly meetings
to discuss local contemporary problems.
They are well organized in each dis
trict and ward meetings are planned
each week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07

continuance Of the $40 bonus as part
Of basic pay. with increases or adjust a
ments in accordance with the skillt
training aud responsibility for the posi-
ton. In addition it safeguards the
employees against reduction In pay of
the incumbent Of given position It
provides equal pny for equal work ir
respective Of sex it provides for pro- 4
motion on test of experience or merit,
and an efficiency rating system pre-
scribcd by and controlled by the civil
service commission. the employees tg
have access to such ratings.
"It removes the legal restrictions on
intcrdCpartmpntal transfers at higher
rate Of pay"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
I'd CITY TROOP REUNION
Many Men Meet for First Time
Since ArmIstice

Nearly 25O old and new members of
the Second City Troop and their friends
attended u smoker and reunion last
night in the armory, Thirty second
street and Lancaster avenue. Many OF
the men had not met since they left
France. where ten members of the troop
lost their lives.
A drill by Lieutenant Arthur II
Kinsley's platoon was a feature of the
entertainment. Two boxing matches
followed. Mounted jumping contests
and vaudeville acts were given also.
Major J. Burton Muslin, command
ing officer of the First Squadron. in an
address outlined the growth of the trooI
since the Spanish American War, wher
it cost each member more than 5000 for
equipment, down to the present day
where the men have one of the finest
armories and riding halls in the coun-
try, with no expense to the men. There
are fourteen vacancies in the troop.
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CHORUS GIVES CONCERT
Philadelphia Music Club Holds
Christmas Affair

The Philadelphia Music Club Chorus
give its. Christmas concert in the
Bellevue Stratford, this afternoon. The
chorus was under the direction of Stan.
ley Addicks. Mr.. Addicks wrote a spe
cial number, "The Christmas Bells, -
for this event,
The soloists we're Miss Cecilia Melia,
soprano, and Mrs. Louise Underhill
Vail, contralto; Miss Elizabeth Gest
and Miss Julia Williams at the piano
aud organ. The Misses Hubbard and
Miss Williams gave an ensemble nun :
Der for harp. cello and organ.
Mrs. Edwin Alfred Watrous, chair
man Of the chorus. was in charge.
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husband, would arrange to send her
body to Philadelphia should she die,
for she wanted to be buried in the city
where she was born.
"And now this brute of husband
has cut and stabbed her and she may
die. / don't believe she'll die, and
I'm going to the hospital and bring her
home with me just as soon as she Is
able to be moved
When neighbors heard screams in the
Wollom home early yesterday several
ran to the house. They found the wife
in a blood -spattered room. terribly
wounded. The husband was standing
by, bleeding from wounds.
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TO PENSION MRS. THOMAS
Mother Of Despondent Girl Who
Took Poison on List Near Year

mother OF Despondent girl VINO
Took Poison on List Near Year
The widowed mother and family Of
Louisa Thomas. 40 North Franklin
street, the sixteen year old girl who
attempted suicide by taking poison yes
terday, had been on the waiting list
of the Mothers Assistance Fund Of this
county since last January. A pension
was to have begun for the mother in
the course of the next two weeks.
There are six children in the family
under sixteen years of age, and it is
thought that dependency on the part
Of the eldest may have led TO her at q.
tempt at suicide The fund was unabl"
to help the family previously, because
Of insufficient money at its disposal
The Mothers Assistance Fund will
petition the State Legislature for more
adequate funds for its work in the near
future.