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Evening journal., 1920-08-30
WILSON APPROVES
Up. C. WAGE RISE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30 UNITED
Press. President Wilson today ap-
proved the majority report Of the
anthracite coal commission giving the
miners a wage increase OF approxi-
maiely AZ per cent
At the same time Wilson made pub
lie a letter TO the coal commission
in which he refused to publish the
minority report which favored a 27
per cent. increase TO the miners.
The President, however, made no
reference TO the strike threatened by
the anthracite miners should he ap-
prove the majority report.
The report in announcing the COM
missions award. said.
"The commission has sought To he
conservative in the award while
, making provision for substantial
! improvement in the situation Of thf
miners. The commission declines IA
commit Itself 10 an award which
could justly be considered as an en-
couragement OF tht so-callod "vicious
spiral i'm prices"
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
DONE ASFIRE
Fighting Unit
Friendship Company Will
End Service With City
Tomorrow
ORGANIZED
IDS YEARS AGO

Organized as a fire fighting organi-
zatlon. on September p, i775, theI
Friendship Fire Company, the oldest
organization Of its kind in Delaware,
and one OF the oldest in the country.
will pass out Of existence as nrel
fighting unit after midnight tomor-I
row. The proposed action on the part
Of the Friendship flremen was madel
known to City Council several months.
ago and the fire fighting apparatusl
and equipment, as wall as the fire.
house, at Hamilton and TainalI
streets. is for sale.
What is thought will be the last
meeting Of the Friendship company
is scheduled for tomorrow night, when
the ilfty or sixty members Will
gather for a farewell session.
The motor apparatus Of the COM
pany' is now being sought by the
ilavre de Grace, Md, authorities, but
the Friendship firemen have offered
the city the equipment at what they
term a low figure. The offer is being
considered by City Council and an
answer will be made to the flremen
in a short time.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
BOSTON POLICE
ARE P0NZI DUPES

BOSTON, Aug. 3O.-One Of the worst
scandals in the Boston police depart
ment is expected 10 develop shortly
as a result Of several Boston police
officials making thousands Of dollars.
IL is alleged, while acting as agents for
Charles Ponzi in his "get-rich-quick"
scheme.
The names OF at least four police
inspectors and one lieutenant who had
handled Ponzi notes under fictitious
names are known, and it is assumed
those men will be called as witnesses
by the receivers in the POnzi bank
ruptcy case Friday.
Also it is thousht that these men
will be called upon by Edwin V. Cur
It's, police commissioner. to explain
their action. 10 is a matter OF record
that when PonZ started operations
an Investigation was made by these
men. and he told them so glibly just
what he was going TO do and how his
international coupons would give big
returns that they became investors
before leaving and became boosters
Of his. game.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

Before each game her fathe. reads
Do Miss Harris the linc-ups of the two
opposing teams That is all. Then
he sils back and enjoys the game.
His daughter Is fully capable OF fol-
lowing what happens through the
sound OF bat and ball and milt, and
through the umpire's decisions 10 is
the rarest thing for her to have TO
ask a question.
Keen Memory.
Who is up next who Is on base,
how many are out, how many runs
have been scOrcd-all this Miss Harris
keeps in her mind by means of her
marvclously relentve memory.
or course, Miss Harris Is a New York
rootcr. She thinks both the lanks
and the Giants have good chances TO
win This year, but she warns The
Giants that they must win and not
divide douhle-headers and the Yam
KEGS must form the habit Of winning
consistently. instead Of h spurts.
Baseball First.
Miss Harris cares for no other
sports. but she is so fond Of baseball
that She refused TO go TO the country
this summer even though her father
promised iO bring her tO ih' ely for
one game each week. I'm The winter
she has her books and her studies but
during the baseball season they take
second place.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
hi. .o.L. nAuGnTERs MEET TONIGHT

Members OF the Daughters Of Dia-
mond states Ladies' l.. o. L., No. POI,
will be the guests OF Diamond State
Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 1872, at their
lodge rooms in the Knights of Malta
han. Fifth and Shipley streets, this
evening. Miss Name Bodkin. OF
Philadelphia. recently elected supreme
grand mistress Of the order in the
United States, together with her
stan: Mrs sadie r Hanna. of Balii-
more. supreme grand secretary, and
other prominent members are eX-
pected 20 attend
Matthew C.. Minker is wOrshipful
master and William H. Hartman, sec
retary of the Diamond State lodge.
The recent bazaar held by the
women for the benefit Of the lodge
netted abou. $500.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
CYCLE KICKS
KILLING ARVEY
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skull and his left arm was badly In
iured
1t was realized from the first that
The man had but a slight chance 20
recover and he was operated on at
once. He never rallied and died short
ly after 10 o'clock last night Accord
ing 10 friends OF Arvey. the machine
ne was riding had thrown him twice
before. but In those accidents he was
not badly hurt When the machine
kicked" the rear wheel jumped up,
throwing him OF.
Arvey came here from paarsonbure
Md. about three years ago and was
employed by the Pennsylvania rail-
road at the rodds Cut shops as "a
call boy. Tie has an uncle, and aunt
and a cousin living hl ParsOnburg.
Relatives Of the young man have
been notified of his death by Deputy
Coroner Nichols
Several persons had narrow escapes
from injuries on Saturday night in
three automobile accidents Which
kept the police ambulance busy. The
damage TO the automobiles was esti-
mated at several hundred dollars. The
most serious accident occurred at
Eleventh and French streets
one car was owned and operated by
John Gorish. iO02 Sycamore street.
and the other by Andrew Spath. ii3
Clayton street. They were both badly
damaged
A trolley car was backed into at
Tenth and Market streets by a large
touring car. Before damage 10 the
latter could be learned the driver
was on his way TWO delivery trucks
owned by the Renult Company and A.
s. Whitman, a farmer OF near New
ark, collided on Madison street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Ncith-
er machine was seriously damaged
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
BY JAMES HENLE,
\. z. A. Stan Correspondent.


NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Ban onel
Thirty thousand pairs Of eyes are
liked upon Babe Ruth as he stands at
the plate In the Polo Grounds.
Then a strike
Another bali is on its way to the
catcher's mitt, but
Babes bat has met 10 with a solid
crash and the ball speeds on It's way
over the grandstand in right field
Before anyone else. young girl
wearing black spectacles. has sensed
what has happened. She leans over
The box, leading the cheers
The girl is Mildred Harris. daugh-
ter Of Charles X. Harris, who wrote
After the Ball" which has been sung
In every corner Of the earth TO which
Americans have penetrated.
She has never seen Babe Ruth
though she Is at the Polo Grounds
three or four times a week She has
never seen her father. She has been
blind from birth Yet she is an ardent
| baseball fan, and follows the games
as iniellgently and as closely as
many persons who have their eye
sight
Different Sounds.
"A safe hit has "a sound entirely dif-
] l'ltut lIuNu lNul UT dil '"0l ~ 'NiiN
err" she explains AS for Bah.
Ruths homers. they have a sound all
their own. and they are the sweetest
music ! lhaVe ever known"
Before the game Ruth was intro
duccd TO her by Ping Bodle. who, like
an other Yanks, considers Miss Harris
a mascot Miss Harris wished Babe
good luck.
Your father viii tell you II get q
! homer he said.
"Oh. ne won't have 10 do that.
she replied And he didn't
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
POLICE captain on AUTO TRIP.

Captain Daniel NJ. Kellcher, Of Oh
police department. accompanied %.
Mrs. Kelleher, their son Joseph anl
daughter Alice, left this morning 10.
1000 mile automobile trip throBgf
Philadelphia. Trenton, New York. Por
Chester. Bridgeport, New Haven. Hart,
ford. Springfield, Worcester, Bostor
Lynn. Lowell. Fiichburg, NoflI
Adams. Pittsneld, POughkeepsie an.
10 New York down the Hudson an,
thence home by way Of Philadelphia
10 is planned TO spend a day in BOs
ton with friends and another in Lynn
From that city the way will lie acrosI
The entire STATE OF Mas~achuS- S.
through Filchburg 90 Mort. Adams
in the extreme northwes' corner Of MI
state. hence down through the Berk
shire mountains and into COnnectcu
and west 30 Poughkeepsie. whence .th|
trip will be made along the shore o.
the Hudson river 30 New York.
The trip will occupy eight days.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
sOLOIsT At TUESDAY CONCERT

Miss Louise CrOwnOver, soprano So
loist Of Philadelphia. also soloist of
First Presbyterian Church. this ci.y'
will feature the program OF the OUT
door sing OF the Wilmington Com
munifv Chorus tomorrow night TO he
held in front Of the Public Building
While the past three Tuesday nights
have been rainy and therefore have
inierfered with these outdoor sings
the spirit Of the members Of tho
chorus. has not been dampened
September 2i has been set as the
date when the Wilmington flremer.
viii be the guests Of the chorus, This
will be the second evening this sea-
son that the fremen have been enlUri
tanned by the chorus. A delegation
Of the local nremen were presen
at last weeks sing and upon the in'
viiation Of Chief Lutz this second eve.
ming has been set aside for them.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
BARlnTZVA PARTY.

Aho Krist0l 70 years or age, and
Martha Kristol IS years Of age. were
given Barmilza party last night at
their home. i03 East Front street.
Many friends and relatives attended.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Tolchnesky. Philadelphia; !;
Mr.. and Mrs d. Kuhr. Philadelphia
Norris Tolchinesky Baltimore: Rev.
N. plotkin. Congregation Orthodox
Adqs Kodesh: Mr.. and Mrs. Benson,
MIR. and Mrs. pOgach, Mr.. Levenberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, Mr. and
Mrs. II Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs Hendrick
Cohen and family. Mrs. Bellefroni and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Goodivitch. l..
Skui and daughter, Anna; Jack Zion,
Philadelphia: Henry Othinsky. Phila-
delphia: jess Nebyas. Gertrude and
Celia Beck. Mr. and Mrs. Lurgc and
Miss Edith pogach.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
ACCUSE HUSBAND
AS WIFE SLAYER

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 3O.-Fred
Williams, Of 3li ROsemOnt avenue, is
under arrest. charged with having
murdered his wife, kittora Williams,
by cutting her throat. The murder
Is alleged to have taken place while
the woman was sleeping at her hus-
bands side Williams escaped. but
was later captured by Policeman
George Blair.
The husband accused his wife with
receiving the attentions OF other men.
They had apparently settled their diff
ferences and retired. A short time
later Williams ran from the house.
Dodgers made an Investigation and
found the woman flying on the floor.
Williams was caught an hour later,
and according to the police, does not
deny the crime.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
INQUIRE IN CITY FOR
MISSING NEWARK MAN.

Wilmington furniture dealers have
received from Newark, N j., a circu-
lar requesting them to assist in lOcat-
ing Jack B. Sugarman, who has dis
appeared from that city. He left
home without any apparent reason
on August Q. He is feet 6 inches
in height. weighs ii0 pounds. has
brown eyes and heavy black hair
and is Of dark complexion. His wife,
father and sister are distressed over
his disappearance and would like 10
hear from him if he is in Whining
Ton
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
MELINDA.

Though not generally listed in Eng
lish nomenclature and regarded
rather as a product OF the South IN
lhis country, Melinda has in reality
an interesting history dating back Ia
Spanish ballad lore. In that remote
era. she was undoubtedly Melisenda
and first appeared as the name of
me wife Of Don Gayferos. who, being
taken captive by the MOOrs. on sht
occasion of the feats that were rep
resented by the puppet shows in
which Don QuiXote took an unfor-
tunately lively interest
9nOlher Melisenda was the prin'
cess Melisenda. who carried the un-
easy crown Of Jerusalem TO The
House Of AniOu. 10 was a most natu'
RAJ step to eliminate the over-abun-
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
MARRIAG ELICENsEs

Marriage licenses were issued as
follows on Saturday:
Magistrate Gluckman-Clinton II.
Brown. 20Oi Rockford road, and Anna
Y. Riggin, 7i2 West Eleventh street ;
Domnick Nilone. 323 West Front
street. to Theresa Bore. 52i Rodman
street.
Magistrate Stradley- Richard r.
] Foster 20 Bessie Ewing. both Of New
port; Leonard j. pennock, i39 Bird
| street. 20 sophie Jarniuowska, Si2
lChestnut street.
Mag sirale Broman-Cecn Tyson
Ewing. 1914 West Second street IA
Clara Mae Dickerson, 1885 West Fifth
( street; Henry w. Gerard 90 Helen p
: Long, both OF iO0S Reed street: An
drew Aaron. 1i6 East Seventh street
! 10 Anna +. Walsh of 1i6 East Sev
cnlh street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
M'NABB Wins
OVER NJ 'GINLEY
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senatorial district Mckinley carried
but four Mckinley ran well in his
iority Of 2i2 in the two districts Of
the ward He also carried the one
voting district in the Eighth ward by
majority Of ii2 and got a majority
Of one in the Third primary district
Of the Fifth ward
McNabb carried his own ward. the
Third, by 2i5 10 had been expected
that former Representative Connelly's
influence in the TENN ward would
throw the ward 10 Mckinley but Nc
Nabb carried ~ by i03 votes. Most OF
the organization seemed TO be back
Of McNabb but Mckinley had a large
number OF loyal workers who made a
good showing in his behalf
The NIcNabb-McGinley vote by dis
| tricis follows:
FIRST WARD:
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
ITALY MAY LINE
UP WITH POLAND

WASHINGTON. Aug 30 United
press Italy will reply 10 the Ameri-
can note setting forth the government 5
attitude toward Polapd and Russia, it
was announced today The Italian en- I'M,
bassy here has so informed the state
Department
charge Brambila Of the Italian em-
bassy is said 10 have advised Under
Secretary Of state Davis mat llaly
IN general Is in accord with TINS gov,
ornment's attitude toward Poland ana
that its policy toward Russia mas ule
same objective as that oil tnls gov
ernmeni
weeks ago expressed friendliness for
poland and the people OF Russia but
I lcondemned the Bolshevik.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
BOY RECOvERs HIS WAGON.

U0nslaDIo WlIllaW TInsWan pTONNU
himself a real Samaritan saturday
afternoon. when he recovered "A
stolen" wagon belonging 20 Altman
OF Richardson Park. All
man encountered Tinsman along the
road in Richardson Park and told the
story of his loss with tears streaming
down his face. The wagon had dis
appeared while the lad was purchas-
ing groceries for his mother In the
village store. The wagon was located
I'm a few minutes hidden in a yard.
II Is supposed 10 have been taken in
a spirit Of fun.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
CATCU RUNAWAY TRIO.

Charged with a statutory offens
against .wo girls. Helen Lukens am
Mary Bloom, each aged Il years. Wi
liam Moore. of Lansdale. Pa. was an
rested here yesterday by City nl
tective Kempsh. who also took tn
girls into custody on charge. q
being runaways. They all waived n
Quisition. Moore was turned over
The Pennsylvania authQrities an
taken back home The parents Of IN
girls came after them and took ther
back to Pennsylvania.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
LOOKS FOR HUBBY
FINDS ANOTHER WIFE

Coming 10 this city. in search OF
the man whom she claims 20 have
been married to in Jacksonville. Fla.
where she lives. Mrs. Florence Bacon
discovered that her alleged husband,
David ]. H. Bacon. Of Brack-EX, al
ready had a wife Bacons arrest by
Detectives Riley and kempski, on a
charge Of bigamy resulted.
Bacon is said to have left his wife
here sometime ago and gone TO Jack
sonville where he remained about
ten weeks. In that time he is alleged
10 have married his second wife, who
was an operator for the Western
Union Telegraph Company in the Flor
ida city
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
AIXII.IARY For MOOSE.

Formation Of a woman's auxiliary
for Wilmington Lodge. No. ist Loyal
Order Of Moose. known as the Women
of Mooseheart Legion. No $50. has
been effected.
70 is the only ladies' branch in the
order using the word Moose in IFS
title and under the jurisdiction Of the
fraternity. With headquarters at
Mooseheart lll
49, Lodge Will pay a fralernal visit
TO pennsgroNe Lodge. No. 20. al
which time the dictator viii deliver
am address.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
WHSKFY CARAVAN FRFFD

10 was learned Today that The three
trucks laden with whiskey. which
were taken into custody Saturday. at
Marcus Hook. by an agent Of The Fed
eral Prohibition 0filce here, were es-
corted TO Philadelphia and there re-
leased by order OF Leo Crossan, the
district enforcement officer. They
were bound for New Haven, Conn
Long distance telephone inquiry
showed that the permits carried by
sheir drivers were regular.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
RECINs BIBLE LECTURE TOUR.

nnring mo four week Bible-toach-
ing tour of the Rev. William L. Pet
tingiu who lefi The city today. he
viii visit Hinton w Va: Cincinnati,
o.: st. Louis and Kansas City, Mo.
Enid. Okla: Dallas, Texas; New Or
leans. La. and other points. return
ing 10 his pulpit september 26 Mr.
pettingll is dean OF the Philadelphia
school Of the Bible whose fall term
will open September 81 North Church
pulpit will he occupied during his alb
sence by Associate Pastor Edward r
Naehhurn
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
REED BIRD SEASON
OPENS WEDNESDAY

Gunners are lo0king forward 10 the
opening OF the reed bird season We'd
ncsday. The birds are report a plen-
tful on The marshes near Whining
ton and along the Delaware River and
Bay.
"Wednesday also win mark the re-
sumption OF the oyster season 10 be-
ing september 4, "a month with an
"r" in 10
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
NEED Is MORE MEN
FOR POLICE FORCE

Chief Black said this morning that
Il will require at least fifteen more
men 10 put the force ON an eight
hour shift 10 will also be necessary
for The Board Of Police Commission
ers 10 name a captain and additional
sergeants 10 carry out the eight hour
systems
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
POsTPONE LEGION CONVENTION.

p0sipOnoment Of tle secOna annual
state Convention Of the Department
OF Delaware, American Legion. which
was 10 have been held al Dover on
I September a. has been neccssitated
because Of the Democratic Conven
tion which viii be held there on that
da.e. No finite da.e for ihe con.
lyeRtion has Jet been selected.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
Blind Girl Fan of fNetU York
FoIloluS Games By Sounds
BLIND GRLrAN SAYS;

Mildred Harris, blind baseball
logically in obiecting to the new
fan. says.
The pitchers may be justified
rules. but the fans like hitting.
There is no interest in a pfchers'
battle between second division
teams
10 helps a great deal II the UNI
pire calls his decisions plainly, but
] have no favorite umpire. Has
anyone2
There isn't any doubt that the
Amer can League is stronger ,han
the National.
Brooklyn Is playing more consist
cnt baseball than any team in the
National League.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
DOUGHERTY FAMILY
IN BABY PARADE

Wilmington kddios played an i'm
poriant part in the annual baby day
parade and exercises at WILDWOOD, \.
j.. last Thursday when the family or
John J. Dougherty. Of 2O2O Gilpin ave
nue.. were winners OF the second prize
IN class 1, OF the family group.
The majority Of prize winners were
residents on Wildwood and philadel-
phia. Mr.. Doughetrty is a mail clerk
employed in This city.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
SUNSHINE MEETINGS

The lawn fete chairman and com
miitecs OF the Sunshine Society will
meet tomorrow night at Sunshine
Hall 1909 Delaware avenue.
There Will be a meeting Of the exc
cuiive board of the sunshine Society
on Wednesday afternoon at 230
O'Clock al sunshine Hall
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

dance Of syllables and contract tn
name 10 our present-day euphoniou
Melinda For some ineXplicable res
son. 10 caught The fancy of Obi
South and IFS popularity there is sti
unqueslioned.
The opal is Melinda's talismani
stone 10 is the most mysterious an
fascinating OF all gems and is believe
to .besiow upon its wearer the char
Which comes from brilliancy, res
lesSsness and ever-changing moods.
will prove for Melinda a talisma
against sorrow Monday Is her luck
day and her lucky number.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
3 MORE SLAIN
INNEW RIOT
AMONG IRISH
Continued from First Page

August 2i, according TO an official
statement issued here today In the
same period i3i policemen, i6 soldiers
and ~ civilians were wounded
In pastoral letter, Cardinal LOgue
denounced the theory that it is a law
ful act of war TO shoot any one wear
ing a policeman's uniform. declaring
he preferred to "call i. by It's true
name of murder"
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
MANY AFTER
COUNTY OFFICES
conIlnnod from III Paga

Levy and William J. Cathcart
State Senator, Second district-Wil-
liam J. Lutz
state senator, Fourth district g.
John NJ. Walker Dr Merritt G. Burke
and Irwin II. Easiburn.
Representative, First district
Nicholas Gross.
Representative, Second districi-An-
drew j Cross and Edward r.. Logan.
Representative. Third district
Clarence W. Wright
Representative. Fifth Dislric.-
George l.. Batten.
Representative, Sixth district
Prank c. Miller.
Representative, Seventh district
maker
Levy Court. First district Charlie.
2. Anderson, Walter Rash and How
ard NJ Ward.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

new ARMIES TO
ATTACK POLES
conIInned don ms Pags

I0nTlnUVU TTOm FTTsT Id-T
an encircling movement in the Lum-
breg0 sector
General Rosedowski. chief Of staff
said i'm an interview that the Boil
sheviN evidently are planning
counter offensive on a major scale ip
the Lemberg region.
"The Bolsheviki obviously will mo-
mit." he said. "Of the 20 divisions
they concentrated against Poland
only 20 remain. bu. they are oreani1
ing new armies. especially in Galicis
where they are arming bands o.
peasants"
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
HANE YOu PAIn REALTY IN?

only one day remains in which the
city tax may be paid without The pen
atty attached. All persons VINO
an additional S per cent 10 pay, I'm
addition 10 the face OF the tax, on and
after September 4.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
pnMONA GRANGE MEETING.

Pomona Grange Of New Castle
county will hold its quarterly meet
ing at Hockessin as guests OF me
Hockessin grange next thursday
morning
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
OVERCOME BY SUNDAY HEAT.

While in attendance 40 Big Quar-
terly" here Yesterday, George Redden,
AGED 30 years, Negro a resident OF
Nrlineion. Md. was overcome by the
heat at Eighth and French streets and
was taken TO the Delaware Hospital
In the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
ORCUARD FOR HARDING

William II. Murphcy, clerk no. the
Clerk of Peace office. who has been
spending the past ten days at The
orchard. reports a big vote for Hard
ing may be expected from that dis
trict.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
no BECOME COLLEGE, LIBRARIAN.

Miss Dorothy l.. Hawkins, assistant
at the Free Library. will leave To-
morrow 10 become assistant librarian
OF Delaware College Miss Hawkins
has been connected with the Free
Library for more than five years.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
TAkEN III AT WORK.

GCOrgr Fred0rlck. an rmpIOYo OF
the Jewel Color Manufacturing Com
pany, Of Chicago, who has been in
stalling some machinery atihe Stock
le Brewery. became ill his morning,
and was removed TO The Delaware
Hospital in the police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
pEEPERr AT RICHARDSON PARK

Residenls on HlchardsOn Park were
aroused on saturday night. by the ac-
iiOns Of a Negro who was detected
peering into the windows at the home
OF Miss Edith Hastings The man
made no attempt 20 enter any houses
and disappeared when a search Was
made for him
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
NEw RInInING PEnMITs.

InsnecL0r Preston has lssued DulId-
ing permits as follows:
lsadore Goldberger, iOi Washington
stree. allera ions. 500
Mary Greiner, 203 North Van Buren
street. addition, $500.