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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
SPARTA CHASES OLD SOAKS.
Frank vanderlip Buys Whole Village and
Emulates Poker Flat Citizens.

New York. Nov. S.-No longer VIII the
little village of Sparta, half mile south oi
Sing Sing Prison and not far from the
homes of the wealthy At Scarborough-on-
Hudson, be an oasis for the rim-hounds
and old soaks of Wcstchester County No
longer will the Spartans boast OF their
hundred-proof fortitude in these efete
days Of Prohibition. The Spartans, IN
fact, will have to move. The modern Athen-
ians Of Scarborough, headed by Frank A.
Vanderlip, have chased them U,it, deemlng
them an eye-ore and reproach to tho
eood name Of We~tches'er.
II became known yesterday that MI.
vanderlip bough, the village outright. u
getting nd OF the worst OF its inhabitants,
rcmodcling its ,hacks into model tene-
ments and building new houses.
Sparta is An old village, about 100
wears old" MIR Nsnderlip explained
land ha, been filled with undesirable
people We are edging the~e out gradually
and are getting in some very nice people
In the bad old days prisoners used
to slip AWAY from Sing Sing and get drunk
IN the Spartan dives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
NEW CHARTERS.

: pecial Correspondence to Every Evening
Dover, Nov 8@Charters were filed
here, Saturday. as follows:
The Republics Oil Corporation, Will
rnington Del, capital, S10,0000O0
Dixie Oil Engi e Corporation, New
York City; s5,l00,000
United Photograph Stores, Inc, New
York City; S5,000,000
Welfare Loan Society Of Chicago, Dover
Del: S4,00O,000.
Mitchell Ship Salvage Corporation,
Wilmington, Del; $4,000, 600
Franklin Optical Co, Wilmington, Del. ];
S1,000,000
Rexford Harvey Trading Corporation,
Detroit, Mich, 81 100000. :
MacNeece Metallic Tire Corporation,
Wilmington, Del, $3.50, 600.
Guaranty Royalty Corporation, VIII
mington, Del; S250,00O.
Sanitant Co, Mobile, Ala, s250,0OQ
Chicago Ignition Supply Co, Dover
Del; 500, 900.
Liberty Oil Corporation OF Missouri
Dover, Del; 100000
American Dirgible Construction Co.,
New York City; 100000.
Mills & Glib Corporation, New York
City; $4,000.
Engineering and Investment Corpora
ton, Dover, Del; $4,000.
Standard Eastern Corporation, Dover
Del; SIS, 900.
Cotton Rubber Works, Inc, Dover
Del. S25,000
Increases in capital international
Body Corporation, New York City, 81,
100000 TO Sl0,0D0,000 Bankers pro'
tective Appliance Corporation, New fori
City, 100000 to 81 100000; Bird Trans
fer Co. Wilmington, Del. SlOOODo C
$500, 900; Bagby & Co, Kansas City, Mo
| $500. 900 to $400,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
FAITHFUL. MATRON
Mrs. Mary Green Retires After 81 years
with pennsyIyauia Railroad.

After q continuous service Of 33 years,
Mrs, Mary Green, 1915 West seventh
street, was retired as matron Mt french
street station of the Pennsylvania rairohd
an SATURDAY. The day was also her seven
tieth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Green
is in good health and was very reluctant 70
give ilp her position, but was forced 70 do
40 on acoo,nt of the age limit.
Mrs Annie G.. Morris, who worked WIN
her Tor ~ years made up purse oi soo
among the employees Of the station. After
closing her Inst days work st O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Green was asked
to report to the office Of the station master
Here she was met by the employees Of the
station and presented with the purse and
q large bunch of chrysanthemums ri
wood Truman assistant trainmastef, fnade
short presentation speech.
After the ceremony she was taken TO the
home Of her grandson, Philip Green, where
dinner was given in her honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
SHE DIDN'T UNDERSTAND.
So Deaf Man Threw Chair NJ His Mother
) and That Didn't Help.

New York. Nov. S.-On complaint oil
hi. mother. William Downs. 2i years old /,
said 10 have been totally deaf since the
age Of seven, WAS arraigned In Brooklyn
court Saturday Mrs. Downs said her son
threw chairs at her and threatened her life
Downs and Magistrate Dale communi-
Gated bv writing notes. After hearing Mrs
Downs testimony the magistrate asked
Downs what he had TO say. On the bot
tom Of the paper the prisoner wrote
"afy mother doesn't understand me.
got riled and hit her She didn't under.
stand. so | threw chair a. her, and even
then she did not understand
Magistrate Dale then wrote:
81 am going TO send YOU TO hing
County Hospital for observation.
~ am very glad, Downs scribhled
"She does not understand Thank YOU
Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
PLEASURE MAD"
State Of the People Of Today. According
I'm Dr. &. l.. Hubbard

The people of today were described az
pleasure mad by DIR. Carlisle l.. Hub
bard in his sermon last evening at st
paul's NJ. T.. Church lie referred TO an
announcement in the papers last week.
Another thing that | saw in the papers
last week, ne said, gave me great 10y
That was in the announcement ot the
Worlds Fair bv the Barnhart Com
munity Chorus Of the fact that they had
no gambling devices. such as wheels Of
fortune. etc" Thank God for the clean
cut stand these people have taken. ! arm
anins to the fair and expect 10 buy some
thing. srnd ! hope that everyone oi YOU
will 20 also.
Referring TO the coal situation, the
pastor declared '"Thir country has lar
less td fear from the anarchists who eif
behind closed doors and plot against the
government. then il has from the coal
operators, who force the price Of coal 80
high TIM. poor man must freeze to death
with his family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
SHOT MEANT FOR THIEF
KILLS INNOCENT WOMAN

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Nov S-P rettv Ars
Dolorato Difulc0 had one of handsnmesf
funerals TODAY that the East side has seen
in months. And next n her war husband.
Frank, perhaps the most dIsennsolate q
The rnaurners wnn followed me flower
har,ad bearse was Patrolrnan Jun KENNY
bv whose hand she had died.
Dolorato-herself Red ross workef
during the war-left her new nahv @at-
ur-iav n IN on 4 short Grand Sc zhe
crossed the street, bullet fred ny henny
at a thief who had stolen carton q cigar
cites struck her down.
Aghast. the patrolman got the dying
woman 70 hospital but she never re-
gained consciousness. hen % soften 'hr
blow as much as he could Tor FranN- ana
70 ease his own breast. hennT starfed E
subscription 70 provide ior ne ,lhFIh'
and leave a nest egg i0r me mothefif>'
bahv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.
That for Delaware 10 he Held In baiti-
more December 10.

Washington, Nov 7-According 70
an announcement made by the bureau OF
education. Department Of the Interior,
the Citizens Regional Educational Con
ference, comprising Delaware, Marylana,,
Virginia and the District Of COLUMBIA, VIII
be held in Baltimore, December IN.
Starting November 20 IL conferences
Of various other states will BE- held
The regional conferences are the fes'li.
of the national citizens conference o'
education which was held in Washington
tho first part of the year Many phbnc
officials have been invited to attend
including governors, mayors, mempc,,s
OF chambers Of commerce, rotary clups
boards of trade, patriotic and CIVIC hs-
socntons, women = organizations, county
officials and others Interested IN the pro.
motion of education and the Improvement
of school systems. o
DIR. p. p. Claxton, United states
commissioner of education, has set forth
the important matters which will be stress
ed in coming educational campaigns as
follows:
"The crisis in education consists es-
sentiallv in the fact thnt whereas IN the
past we have been able, despite low sal
aries paid to teachers, TO obtain Tor ths
schools n constant stream oil men ana
women. many of whom have possssed q
more than usual native ability. although
they have not had definite proiesaionai
preparation. 'tThe clorc relationship
between education and wealth.-prod'lcine
mower must be clearly brought out, SO
that people may understand that tins
expenditure for education viii not oa
burden rather than an investment eS
which other burdens Of taxation may b'
lghtened. 600 o,.
eve ale spending betwesn s2o.Wo,Oo
and s25, 900, 900 for the support of norma
schools. but we need tospend at least sfo'
OOO. 600 The normal school graduates o
last spring arc only sufficient to suppi'
about 20 per cent Of the teachers neede'
TO fill the vacancies IN the eleInentar
schools this fall Although Cahiorni!
il 10 some extent better supplied VIII
normal schools than other states,
very large portion of the young teacher
of California are not normal schof
graduates. and have not had eq,nvalen
preparation elsewhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
ADDRESSES BY WOMEN SPEAKERS

AIrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard is sched-
uled 20 make an address IN Marshallton
M. f. Church on Friday evening AnOthe-
woman speaker. who will address church
audiences. is Mrs. de Silva. OF New York
CITY She Will addrss conference Of
workers in Madelev Church on Saturday
at 80 p. m, and will also speak at the
church in the evening Mrs. de Silva will
also make an address next Sunday IN
Wesley NJ. E. Church. Wilmington, at Il
o'clock Sunday evening in Eastlake NJ. E
Church. and next Monday will address
workers in the Red Clay unions at Cedars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
WEDDINGS.
MARRIAGES AT AsBTRT.

The following marriages have been
performed recently by Rev. George
White Dawson Of Asbury VI Z. Church.
IN the parsonage. Third and Walnut
streets
October 81 Robert r Hazard. lin
coin. Del. 70 Miss Ida 4. PAYNE. Hur-
lock, Md
October q -Harland> H Otwell, $50
Poplar street. this city, TO Miss Lottle
Wiley, Greenwood, Del. Leonce ShIpley.
3 East Third street. and Miss Dolly Jones,
Oil Maryland avenue, witnessed the eere-
mony.
October % Edward s IRWIN, Rich
mond, Va. 10 Miss Margaret 4. Burke,
Washington. D. {.
October 3o-Alfred Dickerson, 29le
Madison street. this city. 10 Miss Isabella
Curry. 1917 Kirkwood street. this city.
November George Austin Town
send. 70 Riddle avenue, this city, 70 Miss
Lille NJ. Littleton, Afillsboro Del. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. F E.
Fuharty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
DEATHS
DTRsTEfS o. this cit5 pn
1920 samuel He1rF Dlr.fr 10 tF

DCRsTEiN o. this r.'5 pn
1920 samuel Nfrrf IiIf.'f. ff
81 years
Helntl yes frIrrdF nrru'ffH ~ lf..lf
Ton Iodge 40 IS B = - afa
LAdgc 50 - ~
Ssbsytcr No 4 81 - Dr.aHara
siEf6rv Bedford CIub iuia .H.H
u and blFlnfsF afFfiHiff ff
20 attend che flnrfal '-f
dsnce nf HE nofhfr .irs Iarl d..
stein M iinZ jaFb spn r'reff
day. SoFeHher lo. a. f''
Rlver view crrurfsr5
WILLARD On '1is r'J ra
1920 Elsie MAJ i'afi asfi u
Relatives and friends trs Ir I
fhe funeral srrtlras ~ Hr lh
dence 50 Iln Ara' ~ 'Hf
on Tgeaday aftFrnpHr r't'
y 'clcck Interim rf d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
THE POCKET FLASH
BARRED IN CHICAGO

Chicago. .Noe .s-The doom Of Chicago's =
night life was forecast when Charles
A. Clyne Distract Attorney, notified every
well known cabaret In the city not only
TO cease selling liquor but 70 prohibit
quests from bringing their own Mr. Clyne
threatened 70 close every place where
guests were allowed 70 use hip pocket
TASKS and 70 arrest the propretors Tor
violation OF the Volstead act.
Al the same time Police Chief Gar
rity asked the City Council for legls-
lation giving the police greater power 70
regulate cafes and cabarets Mayor Will
am Hale Thompson last week revoked
the licenses Of two OF the best known all
night cabarets after hearing charges that
the use Of liquor had been permitted on
the premises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
CHRISTENSEN MAKES
PLANS FOR 1924

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov s.-Parley
P. Christensen, late candidate for Presi-
dent on the Farmer Labor ticket, told an
audience at the labor temple here that his
organization was already making plans for
the 1924 campaign and that he hoped TO
be its standard bearer
AS means toward educating the public
and also towards financing the campaign
he said the party would Immediately en-
bark in industrial enterprises, starting its
work observation-disclosures by buying hides
erecting and operating shoe factory and
selling the output through lts own stores
Similar enterprises would be started
al once in various parts the country, he
said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Masquerade Party at Elsmere

Miss Louise Dryden held a masquerade
party last Friday evening at her home IN
Elsmere. About fifteen young people
participated The evening was spent IN
plaving games, and telling ghost stories
Two prizes we're awarded, Samuel Baggs
being the winner in the boys contest,
which was cracker eating race; Mildred
Ector. being victor in the girls peanut
race. The house was asapproprlately decorat-
ed in black and orange. Refreshments
were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been passed aud permits
issued by the building Inspector othce
for the following projects.
lombard street. corner Eleventh street,
I. G. Sines owner and builder alterations.
81 900.
Van Buren, street. 600 South; v kraw-
;ewslli owner and builder; addition, 500.
Van Buren, street, 2600 North; +. But
Ter owner and builder; addition, $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
LEAGUE WILL BE GREAT FORCE
French Premier Declares u VIII Ne
Barrier Against Imperialism.
- prraa - EYerY F YenIng

n Associated Press % tVery EY'pIhE
Paris Nov 2 France has shown the
same ardor in her work 81 recons'ruc-
tion as she did m the war and bhq sue
ooaef,,lIy crossed the passage from war 20
n.ace aava Premier Tnygles IN an ~
,.rv,eu, nrinted today bv Petit Parisien
Discussing his foreign policy. -" preTn'"r
declares the government VIII seek -
maintain and strengthen fs alliance.
and win examine n utmost sinc"rl'f
spirit All questions between France ana
Germany.
Belief il expressed by NJ Le"Rue@ 'haf
the League Of Nations must become
great force and strong barrier against
q return of lmperIallsm and nLI'1rL.nI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Delaware Loses.

Hoboken, ~ J.. Nov. stevens In
stitute completely outclasseh the Dela-
ware College team here Saturday, $50.
The whole Stevens team was in the best
of condition while the Delaware team is
still showing the effects Of the injuries
received in the game with Haverford.
Both Mcdonald and McCaughn We're
unable to start the game. McCaughn went
in later in an attempt to stem the Stevens
tide, but was unable to materially break
the attack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
ST. Thomas Beat Highland.

ST Thomas took the scalp of the strong
Highhland team in a well-played game
of football at the Rockford Water Tower
Saturday to the tune of IL to Il. The
victorious eleven, although only organized
for three weeks, is quickly rounding into
form and showed wonderful improve
ment over last week, the result of faith
ful practice and due to the untiring ef-
forts of their coach, Johnny DE Lncca.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
LESS WATER USED.
Consumption and Pumpaae Was l3
Million Gallons Below Normal.

Receipts from the sale Of water for
October. amounting to $40, so ~ we're
ordered turned over 10 the Mayor and
Council n. a meeting Of the Board Of
Water Commissioners today
Water consumption and pumpage for
last = eek were both 1900 600 gallons
les than for the corresponding week OF
1919. The totals reported were. Pumpage,
g. .3e3, 100 gallons: consumption, 81 ,654,-
900 gallons
The current paw roll OF 50 .54960 was
approved, and balances Of s45, $3.50 re-
ported on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Dispute Over Change.

rob- n Howard charged with larceny
= s4o IN frorn Waiter d Knox. vas held
=. - S2oo hail for thc Court ~ General
Sa1l,ans l.. Tud0e Hastings in NunlclDai
CTes,-+ 10 Knox claims that On Satur-
-. -;e,ht he entered "A Fourth street
-. ~ ordered drink and 4 sand
- uou,ard v;bo js 3 waiter IN the
49,, 49,. Lro,,gh4 the sandwich and drink
80 K,ox banded him a so bill Knox
aaoa;,,ed -, M charge. while Howard saws
10 l.. did not receive the bill or any other
money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
OBITUARY
wIlfI.u lIllnfIII

william ] ihghheid dlf,l t
in Hockessir ~ -HisrAH lii
known IN ipdRc cifr'r. YH.g urlr
Frendship lsrige $50 }
Liberty Irrdgr So lO. Rr|f.ai Fn
o . NilmiuRifr ItlV
a. .. & " Patfpus ~ ilY-I.
~ HOckessin Grange No
Funeral arTvlrr- tiH 'e G..1
r~sidrucc a. O'Clock 'rl
noon 0th r'rfucr'
lng ground
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
To Hold Rummage Sale

The Pollyanna Branch of the Inter
national Sunshine Society will hold a
rummage sale tomorrow at 323 East Sixth
street, starting at o'clock, All do
nations are requested to be delivered at
the home of the president, Mrs 7. Nj
Arnold, 2420 Jefferson street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Admitted Shooting Crap.

Pleading guilty TO playing crap, Joseph
Rago, John Baltrusk, Lewis Loehe' Curtis
Tavlor, Thomas Berry, W illlam Denis,
Howard Williamson and Daniel Trucs-
dale were dismissed on payment OF costs
in Municipal Court today They We're
arrested Yesterday afternoon by Motor
cyele Policeman William A. Hynson IN
west side garage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
TO TALK FOREIGN TRADE.
ApseI X. Clark Of Il. s. Chamber Of Com
mevce to be Held Tomorrow.

Ansel r. Clark, agent Of the Foreign
and Domestic Trade Bureau of the Ini'ed
81 4ates Chamber Of Commerce if expected
10 arrive in this city tomorrow from wash
ington. 20 discuss with any merchant
and manufacturer foreign trade relations
Mr. Clark is the only agent IN the field
in this bureau and has had much exPef-
isnce IN foreign trade matters N New
York and Boston. His object - 70 aid
those merchants and exporters who wish
to learn about foreign trade subjects ana
10 give information relative 70 what the
government will do 70 help. relieve home
conditions due 10 over production,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
ST. Mary's Defeated.

The St. Mary's A. A. went down to
defeat at the hands of Jack" kellys
team, representing st Brldgets Holy
Name Society of East Falls, Phlladelphia.,
at the local grounds Fourth and Church
streets, Saturday afternoon, by the score
of 20 to O. The locals were outweighed,
but not outgamed as they were doing
their best at all times
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
EXAMINATIONS BOUTS.
s,x rigbtweights 10 Decide Which win
Meet Benny Leonard.

Nv ss.ocIa.ed Press ~ Every EvrninR
49, york Nav Selection III rv
I;,b.,o;gb. horers ~ fght through
80, and elimination bouts ~ decide
which will meet Benny Leonard for ne
lightweight title hero Novemher -
vas the subject II conference today
between Tex Rickard promoter, and BA-
w Gibson Ieonard's manager.
Among the possible aspirents - oe c6n-
.;dsr.d yrare Nv Tender of Philadelphia
Willie Jackson. who recentiy defeated
Eddie FitUsirnmons, Johnny Dundee q,
Tsry york Joe yelling n Chicago and
Ritchie Mitchell of Milwaukee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
pr~,ISo ~ ronrs

speciai rorrfHppndrnft q" l'ff HiHf
Delaware CITY. SOS = hIir tII. IHI
been stopped inf fnuf tur q HfH
resumed ~ fhe cursirinilnn nl f' i.0a.
about fOffs du Fpui nnd Mnii W.. nI
nr0yrinti0n had hsen olrtHilfd $3.50 fNs
was responsible llr De- fuIt II' IH"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
ALASKA DROPS TO 547 71s.
Census Shows I4.9 Per Cent Decrease in
Formulation in Decade.

Seattle, Wash, Nov s.-Alaska's pop
ulation is 54,7ls. decrease OF i4.9
per cent in the lsst decade, according
10 an announcement made here yesterday
by W T Lopp, who, as Superintendent
a aska District OF the United States
i Education had charge OF the
\ the northern territory.
vaars ago the population was Ga
366 This year there are 29.2l0 white
residents and 25, sos natives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Passed Standing Car.

Simon Bahck charged with driving
past a stationary trolley car at Seventh
and Market streets on SATURDAY, was
fined S. and costs by Judge Hastings III
Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
NIasouerade Social.

A masquerade social will be given =.
morrow evening, on the thlrd floor oi
Red Mems Hall, by the social committee
of Council No. 3, ID. of Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
pought Over a Dollar.

As+be result Of an argument over 81 AZ
Fourth and Lombard streets, on Satur-
IA nighr William Aherson i suffering
1,;;b a badly bruised left eve and Ernest
pa+tif;sb xa~ fined S25 and costs In Niu-
a;c;naI Cont today He admitted hitting
Abers92 lIt said the lttter s"ore ~ nun
when he asked for dollar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
parkside Downs Edpewood.

E.dgewood went down to defeat before
the strong Parkside team Saturday,
z to O. The Edgewood team was unable
10 cross the locals goal line.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08

No busiress can be fully advertised oy
,re classified ad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08

Lost something? Try a classified ad-
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
.OUICKI STOP
INDIGESTION
Pain in Stomach, Sourness,
Gases and Acidity relieved
with ''Pape's Diapepsin"

Your upset stomach will feel fine
no waiting When your meals don't
III and you feel uncomfortable; when
you belch gases, acids or raise sour
undlgested food. When you feel
Jumps OF indigestion pain, heartburn
or headache from acldlty, just eat a
tablet Of harmless and reliable Pape's
Dlapepsln and the stomach distress
is gone.
Millions OF people know the magic
or Papes Dlapepsin as an antacld
They know that most indigestion and
dlsordered stomach are from acidity.
The relief comes quickly. no dlsap-
pointment, and the cost Is so little
too. Pape's Dlapepsln helEs regulate
your stomach so you can eat favorite
foods without fear.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
Some Smiles In Rhymes
Plus q Laugh Sometimes

Now Anna found a lad who danced
as though his feet were charmed.
His hands were lily white, for them
no work had ever harmed. But Anna
makes the beds and washes dishes
every day for hubby danced so much
that he forsot to earn his pay.
Then sally came along and met q
lad whose quiet ways were like her
own and so they spend together all
their days. But Sally docs not wash
or mend Tor she has servants ten.
TWO maids, two cooks and what is
more a half a dozen men.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
BY LORRY JACOBS

Miss Anna was a winsome maid
with laughing baby eyes. She was
a doll, a peach. they said. an angel
from the skies. She didn't learn 10
cook or sew, or even sweep the floor
she thought she'd have a million. or
perhaps that there'd be more.
But sally was an awkward girl. 50
shy and hOmely, too. You'd better
learn the best you can the things a
wife should do. For that's the only
way that you will ever break the ice
and flnd a husband" So they said
She took their good advice.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
FINE HER As rnEspAssrn

hose HusseII, negress, was flned 81
and COSTS on a charee Of trespassing
al the home Of Alice Hall. negress. 40
hobinson street, by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court yesterday. She was
alleged TO have gone into the house
with a male friend and evlcted Ahce's
grandchildren while Alice was away.
Evening journal., 1920-12-10
sPENCE MIST GET NEW nnMr

Lonsentlng 70 STAY away from ms
mothers home, iiiJ B street Clarence
Spence w1as dismissed by Judge Hast
ings in Municipal Court yesterday. on
a charge Of breach Of the peace pre-
ferred against him by his mother
Evening journal., 1920-12-10

Canada will produce this year
1000 tons more newsprint paper than
Norway. Finland and Sweden com
bined.