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BETTER THAN
 WHISkEY FOR
 COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used by European and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications.
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MUSICAL FIVE ON
PALACE HIP PROGRAM

The Royal Italian five are a auin.
tet Of musictans who are featured in
"a program OF favorfte Italian meio-
dies with the new show that Opened
AZ I,oew's Palace Hip yesterday.
Their ensemble singing is especially
pleasing. and the playing OF guitar.
violin and mraphone by two of the
men provides variety In the accom-.
paniments-
George p. Wilson has some new
bikes and talk and q new method OF
offering the balance Of bis mono.
Iogue.
city sophissication and rustic lack
Of guile are compounded TO provide
laugh explosives In THE New
isoarder." a rural comedy piaylei
presented by Isabelle Miller and com,
pany.
Jack Hadton and Elsie Norman
ar. greeted with laughs turnout their
offering. which they claim rs IAN in
Fun"
The Musical Christies. billed a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

MIR. and Mrs. Day Karr and fam.
lily have removed from their summer
home at Rolling bay to an apart
ment a, the Martin.
Miss Isabel Prescott will ieave
"Wednesday for Northampton. Mass.
where shn will continue her studies
AZ Smith college. En- route Miss
Prescott win visit frlsnda In Mime.
apolls for a short time.
Mr.. Carl J. Smith ief, Saturday
morning for Sitka. Alaska. on a two
weeks business trip.
Mr.. Marx Hannah and Mr.. James
Cowgin. left last week for Chicago
to. continue their law studiss at
De Paul university.
Consul and Mira. Thomas II. Kold
erup. who left Seattle the latter part
% May, viii return this week from
an extended visit In Egypt. Holland
and Belgium
Mr. Robert T.. Dwyer. republican
ca ndtdate for Insurance commits
sioncr. recently returned from a
short trip 10 spokane.
Afiza Vivian Barrist will leave for
the East the 3isf Of this month TO
re-enter Vasaar college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Barritt
Miss Vivian Barritt. Miss Nan fiar.
rift and Mrs King DykemAn re.
turned last week from n motor IMP
around Vancouver island.
Mrs. irving Smith and baby
daughter. Ellen Rose. have been re-
moved from the Seattle General hos
pitai to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick white and
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BESS HILL, STAR
OF "pEACHES"

Peaches" happy musical com
edy. IL the offering OF Leyy's Must
cal Comedy company this week.
Bess Hill was the shining light in
Sunday nights performance. Miss
I'm. who has just returned from
her vacation. was given a hearty re-
caption upon her appearance and
her specially. Ida" In which the
chorus took active part. was repeat.
sdiy encored Miss HiIl is one Of
the most popular members OF the
Levy organization.
Comedy OF the cffervesccnt vari.
ETY. IL supplied by James Dooiey as
Jake" Cohen. Oscar Gerard as ''Ole"
Olson, and Madeline Matthews. a
comicai character woman.
Billie Bingham. a new soubrefsc.
Robert Lorenzo. Frank Budd. Al
Forbes and Monte Monroe are other
members Of the cast who are heard
in pleasing song speciaities.
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CONAN MYSTERY PLAY
AT METROPOLITAN

Murderer. Murderer. who's got
the Murderer" sums up the plot OF
The Acauittai." the George NJ co.
han mystery play that opened at the
Metropolitan sunday
The principal fascination Of mys.
terry or riddle dramas IN that they
permit the audience To take an active
part In the exciting game Of track.
ing down the murderer. In fact.
with 1900 eager theatregoerH anif
fling close on the trail. the poor devil
seldom has much show OF escaping.
THE Aeauitiai' ls the story OF n
young and unnaturslly enterprisins
newspaper reporter. who tracks
down singiehandedly the murderer
~ his fathers friend A now twist
Ia given 10 the drama by the fact
that the murderer has already been
tried and acquitted Of the charge.
Harold Nermiiye assumes the role
Of the reporter. lie, IL be said 10 his
credit. that never once during the
entire action Of the piece did he flash
a journalistic notebook. For an nc.
tor. this IL a remarkable example OF
will power.
The play has all Of the weilknown
cohancsauc humor. speed slang and
originality. verrniiye. who IL rapid
iy getting TO be one OF the best nc
tors In the Cohen Stables" gives IN
entertaining performance OF a role
that could easily be mishand by a
less capable man.
The AcauIttai" furnishes a salts
flying evenings diversion. one
leaves the theatre at 1915 with the
comfortable feeling that the ends OF
Justice hav. been served. that love
has trfumphed. and that one hasn't
spent ones fg.7o Including war tax
IN vain
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"PRINCE THERE VAS
At WILKES

Trimmed with slang bearing Geo.
NJ. Cohan's unmistakabie trademark.
"A Prince There Was" cohnn's com
edy drama Of life IN a typical New
York boarding house. Is well pre-
scented by the Wilkes players this
week.
Left alone by the death NJ his wife
and little daughter, Charles Martin.
New York millionaire. loses his in
terest In life and even forgsts there
are such things an calendars until
one day fate intcrvenss and little
Comfort comes 10 him. Comfort. A
little girl orphan left alone In a. New
York boarding house. seeks the pub
Usher Of a New York magazine. Mar
tins friend. 20 ask him 10 publish
the stories Of her Princess"
young girl authorizes living at Mrs
Proughty's place" on 9znd st.
How Martin. who was at one time
termed a prince Of a fellow. fits In
the little girls scheme Of things are
sets out to rescue the princess,
forms the main plot Of the play.
Needless TO say there are laughs
galore In the boarding house scene,
with Howard Russell as moving
picture actor" Fanchon Eyerhardt
as Mrs. Proughty. and Mary Thorne.
as her daughter. carrying OFF the
comedy honors.
George Rand. as the Prince" and
Jane Morgan. as the Princess" do
the lead roleO well Rand is well
cast as the millionaire who seeks TO
forget himself in the rescue of the
princess.
Little Ruth Fiescher won tho
hearts Of the audience as Comfort.
the little girl who brings about the
happy ending.
Henry Hall ms the publisher and
Martins friend does his usual good
work. while minor parts are capabiy
handled b. Erman Seavey. Norman
Feusier. Alice Easton. John Nicker-
son and Marie Sinclair.
There In a twist near the end Of
the play that puts a kick" in tho
plot
"A Prince There Was win pro
vide good entertainment for wilkes
patrons for the rest Of the week
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BITS AND PIECES"
HIT AT MOORE

Topping a weii balanced Orphoum
bill. iiassard shorts Bits and
Pieces" offers the Moore theatre audi.
eneoa this week a delightful musical
mixture sung b. and around I'VE
good looking women and handsome
man. Jack Patton and Loretta
Marks are in the leading roles. The
cpsirr production L. centsred on bits
~ current shows.
Neal Abel. with a negro dialect and
a mobile face. sings one or two songs
and spends the rest Of his 20 min
utss in telling dialect stories Of the
South
~ Modern Simon Lesree" IL the
vehicle In which Jack MacBryde. a
youthful attorney. tries TO get hard
boiled with Marion A. Day. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

Children have removed TO town after
having spent the summer al Port
Madison
Mis-. Mildred Farrar Win leave
on Thursday for California where
she viii resume her studies at
the Rkhop. School at la Jolla-
Mr.. T. =. Ryan will return the
latter part 81 the week from a
short trip TO apokane.
Mr.. and Mira Charles Willard
sslrruon and family removed from
their summer home nj The High
lards 10 their town bousA
Mrx- G. q. Thomas. who has
been spending tho past week at
SANDY Point returned on sAfur'
day.
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Classes In Business and Conver
sational English are to b. resumed
AT the Y. w. G. A. building Miss
Margaret Stewart will be in the
class room. on the third floor from
until o'clock on Tuesday eve.
ming, September ifth. TO consult
with those desiring ~ become stu.
dents. The hours and terms for
the classes will b. announced At
this time.
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1rlhlfPSfd1@e

doesn't succeed. Rather. he falls In
love with her.
Bob Carleton, creator Of ia Ds. =
assisted by pretty Julia Bailew, offers
many Of his latest songs. while Law.
ton. a Juggler. does all manner OF
funny things with few rubber
balls. Stanley and Byrnes, soft shoe
dancers, are quite the best Of their
kind seen al the Moore In months.
Their Interpretation of Ruth st.
Denis was storm.
Topics Of the Day and KinograIns
opened and closed the bill.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Anadei club viii give the first
the Knights Of Columbus hall on
"wednesday evening. September 22d
Special arrangements are being
made to make this initial dance the
banner dance OF any ever held by
this well known club and all attend
ing are assured Of a very pleasant,
time. A large syncopated orchestra
viii furnish the music for the eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13
PRISON FASHION
NOTE

MONTREAL. Can.--Neat brown
suits and hats instead Of striped uni
forms will be worn hereafter by con.
yicts In Canada Officials have con.
eluded that the striped garb degrades
and hardens prisoners. There will he
two uniforms. one for winter and
enc for summer.
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enjoyed during the summer in their
study Of the birds.
British American Association
indoor meetings of the British.
American association will be re-
susned at $ y. IN in the Fine Arts
hail. between University and Seneca
ats. on Fourth ave. Every member
Ia urged to be present to discuss
plans Of work for the coming year.
Auxiliary to uoya-C Cochran Po.i
No. 10
The auxiliary TO Lloyd G.. Cochran
Post No. 10, American Legion. meets
at 9 p. m In the cirs hail OF Bal.
lard
City Fedl~rntion. w. CT. q.
An important meeting cf the City
Federation. w. G. T. u. will be held
at .. m at Plymouth congrega.
tionai church.
Emma IA1arus Auxfitary
A short business meeting NJ Emma
Lazarus auxiliary, B'nai Birth. will
be held this evening at the Educa.
tional Center. A card party will fol.
low
Marathon Club to Meet
The Marathon Club will meet
this evening at o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Matt O. Brine. 7s01
goth s.
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MANIA FOR
KNITTING

HiRMrS0HAM. Enx.--A mania
for knitting has obaessed Birming-
ham. Everywhere women arc 10 b-
seen busiiy knitting or doing crochet
work. They knit on tramcarr. In
theatres. a. exhibitions. In parks. on
their doorwt"ps and even In the pub.
lic gallery Of tn. council chamber,
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MATCH DRESS

PARIS. France.--At DeauvfIle
women are divided into two camps
those who have chosen a bronze
shade Of complexion and those who
prefer a mauve color. The effect
Is attained by means of carefully se-
lec,ed face powders. and the tint is
sufficiently pronounced to be In har.
mony. as a rule. with the dress.
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'G3CniN4ylA 1egIcqp hshlQnSbss gama q At

court musicians to the king of Jazz"
provide a varied repertoire OF instru.
mental selections.
III Ting Lang In the feature
photoplay.
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POMPADOUR
PUDDING
8 sppl~s
eupfuls wsf~r
rupfui sugar
lemon
tablespoonful butt~r
eupfui -four
karpoo1fui baking pD~srs

Put water sugar. butter. grated
rind and Juice OF lemon In COW
cred saucepan. when boiling drop
In apples tpar.d. cored and cut In
auartsrsl Let simmer until apples
ar. nearly cooked sift flour. baking
powder and salt. and add enough
milk to make = soft dough Drop
from a teaspoon into the apples.
Cover tightly and boil for rs min.
ut~s.
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niee Tuler Betrothed

Mn. Columbus Tyler Tyler an
>ouoces the engagement OF her
1nnxhser. Margaret. TO Mr.. Arthur
pyars OF Seattle. the wedding
vsn take place In the late faiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

Nearly 100000 American farmers
have bought approximately 1000. 900
acres Of land In western Canada
since the first Of the year.
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IubH
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY



At 1890 .. m. the Gamma Phi
Mrs. Frank l.. Horsfail. 400 18th
ave. N.
Reyned Club
Mrs. Frank Nelson. 222 18th ave
n, will be hostess to Revned club at
2 p. m
CsJeidh Club
The first meeting OF the coming
series of caleidh club will be held at
! p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
Dempsey, Porter apartments. corner
Boylston ave. and Olive 1T.
Writer'S Club
Mrs. r. J.. jenkins, Mrs. A. A.
Jones and Mrs. r. r. Maring viii
read papers at the meeting Of the
Writers club In the Erickson club
rooms at Y. w. c. A.. at o. m.
: visitors are welcome.
6eahurst Park Minute Women
Seahurst Park Minute Women
+ As%tb NJ @.oD " iii- az Nilc StHDoi
house.
Shawondasse Club
Indefinite postponement OF the
first meeting of the Shawondasse
club Is announced.
Canadian Woman's Club
Tho semi-monthly meeting OF the
Canadian Woman's club will be held
Z at D. m. In the Eastern Star club
rooms. Arcade building.
The Central Council Of NJ. G. and
PIT. A.
The Central Council OF Mothers
Congress and Parent-Teacher asso
citation will meet at 10 a. m. In the
Bible room, y W. G. A. Business
meeting at ] p. m.
Seattle Audubon Society.
Seattle Audubon society win re.
sumo meetings at 8 p. m. in the
/. Chamber Of Commerce rooms and
/ will discuss plans for club work.
Members will also relate experiences
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Mr.. Charles Kerr entertained esshs
q his friends over the weekend al
Nh home at EnetaL Mrs. A. l. haw-
~ acted as chapcron. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

Eiverr. or young cells. are being
supplied by the British ministry Of
agriculture from breeding piac. In
the River Severn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

Mr.. and MrA Carl Could wrre
nouta yesterday at delightful din'
~ rnrsy at their summer home near
- Cpuntry club for the pleasure OF
1nlss Marion McEwan and Mr. keith
Y1ekcn. whose hesrothai was recent
- announced. and also To honor MIR
na,d Mrs. ]. A. Haight Jr.
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Miss Epperson to
Re Hostess

IN commitment TO Miss Virginia
henson. popular bride-sbect. Miss
Gladys Epperson has invited her
frienAs to cali at her home ON Friday
neGween the hours Of ana ,. Ais7
Luxfine Brown. Miss Nernih
nwesea. Miss Helen Allen and Miss
1earrnres Brady OF Tacoma VIII
aIawnate at the urns.
Istormal Bridge
lfru. H. E. Barritt has invited
ennw q her friends to the Hotel Scr
6youop for = bridge t. on Thursday
~ Us week.
Marriage Announced .
Announcement has been received
- a. marriage Of Miss Helen Mary
l1cNaughson, Appleton. Wiss.. 10 MI
Matthew Lyle Spencer. director OF
- school OF Journalism in the Uni
vwooty OF Washington Tho cere-
npouy was performed by President
samuel Plantx Lawrence college. at
- home OF the brides cousins. Mr..
0I00 1xF8. Su1H0h ofsN A~fs@*st
Appleton.
The bride wss given In marriage
~ her brother. John MeNaughton.
kautauna. Wis. Her gown Of white
rntiu was cut In Grecian effect. with
c0urt train. and was trimmed with
slIver embroidery and pearls Her
geil Of Venetian point lace was held
" : bandeau Of pearls She carried
! shower bouquet Of brides roses
wa lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Judson George Rosebush was
nnatron OF honor. and Miss Virginia
McSaughton. San Diego. Cal. a cous-
- Of the bride. maid Of honor.
Before coming to Seattle Mr.. Spen-
err was head of the department OF
English In Lawrence, where Miss
0cSsughton graduated in 1919.
After a visit TO Canada. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer VIII be at home In
seattle.
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Miss Hansen to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hansen. OF
nnnta Barbara. have announced the
arrangement Of their daughter. on
2l1ie Ca,lin. to Charles de In fralsure.
cnunt De coudenhovc. also Of Santa
Hnrhara- The marriage ceremony
vrfu be an event Of this saturday.
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DATES
To Remember


TUESDAY,. SEPTEMBER IL
Mrs, Gtth.rt skiuv.r to compliment
Miss Katherine Jerome with
Waeheoa at the sunset club.
Miss Florida Singleton and Miss
Grace Fischer to he az home al
tho residenee OF the former com.
riim~niinx Miss Katherine Jerome
and Ms. Irene Fisher,
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER is--
Miss Mary Pryor to be compliment
ed at tnaeh~oa. with Misc An.
tionette uisrs q. hostess.
Mrs Charles wins tea az home Ger
Miss Helen wills. Of i.enx Beach.
THURSDAY. sErrENnER ts--
Mrs Reser Morse Homes luncheon
~ the Rainier club snd theatre
party following. IN honor ef Miss
Fisher. MRS. Graham and Mlas
Miss Mildred Mttirr's dinner dance
at the nAinier etuh. Tor the en-
sertatnmsnt Of Mites Jsrons and
Mr.. Albert c. stuhb.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER is
stsx dinner 10 the members Of his
wedding party, With Mr.. Albert
Charles stubs as beet
SUNDAY. sfer'rEMnrW 10
Miss ludtths gibbs TO entertain
member. Of atubb- Jerome wsd-
dlnx party at supper at her
home
MONDAY. ~EPTEMnEK So
Miss kntaertne Jsramsfs Wedding
10 Mr. Albert Charles stabe. at
lee .. m.. IN 81 naruahAs chapel.
TUESDAY. skrrEMbt.R a.
The marriage 81 Atsa Irene Ftsher
to Mr.. J0hn t.aaF Locke. At the
home % Mr.. and Mrs @ u
Fisher
WEDNESDAY. sErTEMHFW a.
fnteriaken uglid ~ the orfhupeisc
hospital 20 sntsFtain wifh dance
At the Yacht club for the benefit
ef the hospital Tickets rnaY be
secured from Mira y. n Bates.
Capitol seif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-13

At 1890 y. m. the Gamma Phi
Beta alumnae meets at the home OF
Mrs. Frank l.. Horsfan. 400 18th
ave. N.
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Formal at Home

Formal at Home
Mrs.. Frank Gilbert Taylor has II
,ua,ed Invitations for an at home 70
- given In compliment TO her sister
lNrn. 1. L. Love on "Wednesday.
oeptember ed. from unui
o'C1ock-
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Revived Club
Mrs. Frank Nelson. 222 18th ave
n, will be hostess to Revned club at
2 p. m
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.lsforn.ol Bridge

IN. H E. BArritt has fnvffed .
49, q her friends to the Hotel Scr
3yoqos for = bridge - on Thursday
~ Us week.
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British American Association

enjoyed during the summer in their
study Of the birds.
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The Marathon Club will meet
this evening at o'clock at the
home OF Mrs Matt O. Brine. 7S0a
goth =.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
Who gets the Advantage

farmer, buys a truck he is
really buying transportation.
What he is looking for is net
reSultS-net cOStS-net values.
4ssezsxssrss, -
TINE Packard Company are
L experts in Transportation.
Every activity of the Packard
Organization comes down to
this one great service-frdnS-
pOrfafiOn at net cost.
The man who buys Pack
ard Truck gets it on the basis
of dollar for dollar UaIue-
not because he is "shrewd
trader" but because the truck
is built and priced that way.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
RANGERS Will
Invade MILFORD
Local Cedars Will Institute
New Forest There This
Evening
TRIP TO BE MADE
IN SPECIAL TRAIN

Mmbers OF Brandywine Fores No. 20,
Tall Cedars Of Lebanon 10 the number
OF 200 will leave Wilmington this
afternoon at AIS O'Clock on a special
train for Milford. where the new Ever
green Forest OF that place will be lnsti-
tutted In the Milford Armory tonight.
Ample entertainment will be pro-
vldcd for by both the Wilmington
Cedars, and the Milford Cedars-to-be.
Scribe Frank II. Day, of Brandywine
Forest has received the following COM
munication from o. NJ. Bowen, supreme
Tall Cedar, OF Greystone Park, n. j.,
relative 10 the forming OF the new for
est at Milford tonight.
Trenton, n. j., January 2i, 1920
To the members OF the Supreme Forest:
The Supreme Tall Cedar Brother o.
VI. Bowen has granted a dispensatiOn
for a forest OF Tall Cedars 30 be known
as Evergreen Forest, No. 80, TO be 10
Gated at Milford. Delaware. and this
same forest viii be instituted under dis
pensatiOn, under the direction Of the
supreme Tall Cedar, by the officers and
rangers OF Brandyyvine Forest No 20.
OF Wilmington, on the evening OF We'd
nesday. January %, 1920, the ceremony
TO be held In Armory Hall, at Milford.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
SCOTT FOUND
FRIEND indeed
Lost His Memory After
Drinking Quantity of
High-Power Spirits
TOLD EXPERIENCES
IN CITY COURT

Misjudgment OF the high power OF an
exceedingly kind friends private stool;
was ascribed by ]. Winfield Scott for
his appearance in Municipal Court yes
terday on a charge OF drunkenness
Judge Hastings. after hearing SCOTS
story OF his nights celebration, dis
missed him.
SCOTT, rather doleful and repentent
after his bout with the spirits. related
The facts OF the case as he remembered
hem up until The time that his mem
ory deserted him. lie said that after
q mcsting Monday night, friend "who
had a cellar" invited him to his home
When he got there. the liquid refresh
ments were brought forth. and he start
cd 70 quenoh his thirst with what he
was told was blackberry cordial, used
Tor layoring snow-balls.
After satisfying his desire Of thf
stun. and then some, he started home
ward, he said His memory was be
coming hay. and finally forsook him
after he had alighted from a car at
Fourth and Market streets. From
ihenoe until he awoke in cell in the
police station, he could recall nothing
Winfield. Oflcer Oscar Ward stated.
was found lying on the street at Fourth
ond dupont streets in the bitter cold
Monday night, down and out from the
effects OF the liquor. Officer Ward SAID
mat he went 10 the place with the pa
troll after the police had been notified
of scott's foundering about on the Icy
streets.
..We would like 10 find his friend
.ASsh ceIlar.'n humorously remarked |
Assistant City Solicitor Davis during
ihe hearing. And there were many
more IN the room who seriously ielt
a desire Of locating suoh a friend
Evening journal., 1920-01-28

Special train viii leave Wilmington
as o'clock In the afternoon. and re-
turning, viii leave Milford at 1905
o'clock. arriving in Wilmington al 2.3O
O'Clock.
Fraternally yours.
o. NJ. BOWEN,
supreme Tall Cedar.
10 is also announced that the eigh-
teenth annual meeting Of the Supreme
Forest. which is composed OF Grand
Tall Cedars and scribes or each forest.
and the officers OF the Supreme Forest
will be held at Lebanon. Pa, Febru-
ary y. Several amendments 10 the con-
stitution and bylaws OF the Tall Cedars
VIII be considered. Headquarters Of
the members Of the Supreme Forest
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
NOTICE TO NEW CASTLE
AND SOUTH WILMINGTON
GAS CONSUMERS

Gas service VIII be discontinued 10
New Castle and South Wilmington be-
tween the hours OF a. m. and $50 p. m.'
Sunday, February ist.
All customers in those districts are
requested TO turn of all burners and
leave OF until they are sure service
has been re-establshed.
The interruption is necessitated by
changes due TO the work Of the State
HIShway Department WILMINGTON
GAS COMPANY.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
III WITH PNEUMONIA

Special q the EvenlnS JournaI.
NEWARK. Jan. 2s-Mrs. p. V. Waugh
ar. wifo os Professor Vaughan head OF
the department OF history OF Delaware
Ccllege is III with pneumonia
Willctts Anderson employed at the
st7ahorn garage is III with pneumonia.
Charles l. Medill has received word
from Baltimore that bis brother VIII
llsm Niedill who formerly lived hero Is
III with pneumonia and influenza.
Evening journal., 1920-01-28
RnNnING cnMpANy GETs dUpGMENT.

I'm the SUIT OF the American Bonding
Company OF Baltimore against Charles
Fehrenbach upon three agreements Of
indemnity. A jury in Superior Court yes
terday gave a verdict for the plaintiff 10
the sum Of si0.ii2y0i. me bonding
company sued TO recover an indemnity
which It was called upon TO pay surety
upon certain contracts between the
Baltimore Grain Clearing House and