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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

The II. G. Barker store is under
going renovations. The wall cases
have been moved down making room
for two mirrors, and six clothing
cabinets have been installed. These
cabinets have a capacity Of 100 to
1875 suits each, and are of the most
up to- date design.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

The Police department has re-
ceived many Complaints regarding
children sliding on the sidewalks. II
the kids" are wise they will discon-
tinue this practice at once. otherwise
they are liable to find themselves in
more or less serious trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

M. and Mrs. John Coughfin and
daughter Miss Beatrice returned
Thmsday evening from Lynn. Mass
where they have been passing sew
erl days and where they. attended
the wedding Of John c. Coughlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Bart Folsom. who Is one of Angus
tas most loyal baseball fans, is the
owner Of an old score book Of the
year 1896 when Augusta was In the
New England League. In 1t may be
seen the names and records of fav-
orites of by-gone days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Mrs. Mary witham. who has been
guest at the home Of Mrs. Horace
Purinton Of Pleasant street, returned
to Shiloh Friday afternoon. She was
accompanied by Miss Ethel Murray.
who has also been a guest of Mrs.
Purinton and by Mrs. Purinton, who
will visit there. =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Sundays Concert Program
Moorish Professional March,
Luscomb
Overture-"Franz Schubert" Suppe
Trombone solo by Fred Fairbrother
Selection from "Op. Laskme,"
Delibis
Waltzes-"My Dream" Waldteufel
Medley Ovcrture-"Home Memories. ="
Catlin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Mrs. John Everett returned Fri
day aftstnoon from Bangor. where
slse had been making a tWo-~eeKs
witt with her sister, Mrs. V. A. An
fferaUa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

eupt sAur Of the Northern Divi-
ldpn o( the Pullman Co. and his prl-
wzhe secretary, were in the. city FIJI
day checking up the equipment or
the Pullman Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Mrs. J. e. Hallett, after receiving
four-weeks surgical treatment at the
Augusta General hospital. has 50
far recovered - to Be discharged ana
has returned to her home in this CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Pudps Omcsr Levi Cyr who UNDER
Wont surgical treatment at his nome
On washington street the early part
hf thls week, rs reported a. improv-
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10
Charles Crouch

The death Of Charles CROUCH &C.
CURED in the hoseita1 here Friday
afternoon. He was born In South
Thomaston about IS years ago. He
enlisted in Co. s, Maine Coast
Guards. March 20. 1864. and was dis
charged at Portland June "a. 1865. He
was admitted to the Home from
South Thomaston Aug. %. 1919. A
daughter. Mrs. Susie Karl Of Rock
land, who is present at the Branch,
survives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

The marriage returns at the city
clerks Office announce the marriage
on January Of Alfred Quirion and
Merida Boutin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Miss F'reda Fish Of Hartland and
Miss Lorraine Thompson Of Har-
mony spent the day In the city FRI
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10
EDWARD LITTLE HIGH
SNA1CHES VICTORY BY
TWO POINTS FROM C0nY

The Cony High school team, in the
first scheduled basketball game Of the
season, finally went down to q 20 to
IS defeat before the fast Edward
Little High school team Friday eve
ming in the assembly hall Of the Cong
High school, after victory had seemed
assured.
Within the last five minutes OF
play, with Cony three points in the
lead, Espey.. the Edward Little lett
guard, knowing there was but shore
time to play, successfully accom-
plished two long shots from the floor,
which effectually bolstered up his
teams waning confidence enough to
hold it's lead until the game ended.
The final whistle blew with the score
20 to IS leaving melancholy and I'M
mistakably grieved bunch Of Cony
rooters kicking their heels on tho
floor.
The Edward Little team is recog-
nixed as an unusually fast team ana
it is rather unfortunate that Cony
was obliged to line up against 1t fos
their first game Of the season. Given
Just one game before this to develop
a. little more team work, there Is no
doubt but that Cony would havo
easily won. AS it was. certain VIC
tory was turned into defeat ut the
last moment by one of those unfore-
seen happenings that occur in any
form of sports.
The game, for SO early in the sea-
son, was unusually fast, the Cony
quintet showing up extremely well
beside their recognizedly speedy OPP
ponents. In the first 80 seconds of
play, Bonn, Cony right forward,
scored the first basket. and from that
time OH throughout the period 1t was
all Cony, the latter team showing
better in passing and in all round
team work than their opponents.
The Edward Little team had brought
a leather lunged bunch Of supporters
with them and. together with the
cheering from the Cony student body,
which had turned out in force, the
whistle of the referee was hardly
able to be heard at any part Of the
game. Enthusiasm ran high when
the first period ended with the score
II to Q in Cony's favor.
Tho second period was q, logged bat
tie from start to finish. The Edward
Little team, gaining more familiarity
with the floor and baskets. were hard to
hold and. creeping up one basket at q
tipn fi,ol a. TN "a
that time several Of Cony's chances
for baskets came to naught and their
opponents were given enough freedom
of action to put through the winning
tallies. Benn. Plummer and Dunnack
were towers Of strength for Cony. while
Radcliffe, Grove and Espey shone for
the visitors.
EDWARD LITTLE. coNY.
Radcliffe. # .....,..... lg, Thomas, Beale
AroVo' IL .................... rs. Dunnack
otronach. c ..........ss........... G, Pierce
Espey, IL .........................r RI, Benn
Woodman. re- ..."......... II, Pluminer
Goals from the noor--Ratcliffe 4, Grove
& Espey 2. Woodman. Benn 8. Plummer
2 Pierce 2. Goals from fouls-6rsvo 2,
Dunnack 4. Referee. Abbott. Umpire,
Skinner. timers. Hunneweli and Grove.
Scorers, Rideout and Lawlass. Time,
two 3on. periods. Attendance. 3oo
a preliminary same was played at
$50 between two teams picked from the
Cony squad. the Comets and the Me-
teors. Sylvester Poor and Eden Gray
respectively commanding. The game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorge D. Gibos OF
Boston are passing few days IN the
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10
PITTSFIELD
orono A. A. 80, Pittsf7eId A, A, rs

Orono A. A. 80, Pittsfield A. A. rs
Orono 4. A. trimmed the local
quintet by a small margin at Union
hall Thursday evening by small
margin.
ORONO A. a. PITTSFIELD A. A.
Gilpatrick, If, 6.......... RIB. Dobson
Adams, IF, ............ ID, Martin
Peters, IF. 6 .......... c, Tarbell, 8
Beaulieu, lb .......... IF. Badger, C
Hodgan, RIB ........ If, Lampher, .
Referee, Maxim.
The preliminary game between the
Recalls and NJ. C. I. team resulted
in a tic, 20 to 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10
AUGUSTALOCALS

DR.. Samuel II. Kagan Is Attending
ut the Augusta Health Center Tor
the month Of January.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

A preliminary game was played at
$50 between two teams picked from the
Cony squad. the Comets and the Me-
teors. Sylvester Poor and Eden Gray
respectively commanding. The game
was very one-sided. the Comets show.
ing much. better teamwork than their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-10

Goals from the fioor-RatclifYe I, Grove
:. Espey :. woodman. Benn 8. Plummer
:. Pierce 2. Goals from fouls-6rsvo 2
Dunnack 4. Referee. Abbott. Umpire,
Skinner. timers. Hunneweli and Grove.
Scorers. Rideout and Lawlass. Time,
two a9m. periods. Attendance. 90.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
MRs- EIIzA M1IHELM DEAD.

Mrs. Eliza Wilhelm. we'll known
throughout the city. died last even
ing at the home Of her son-in-law, b.
A. Haines. 1891 North dupont street,
after an illness OF several weeks.
Mrs. Wilhelm. with her husband.
the late Artemas Wilhelm. a Civil
War veteran who served the entire
four years OF the war with the 93rd
Regt.. penna. volunteers, came to
this ciS from Lebanon. Pa, their
srthplacc. forty-seven years ago
She was a member OF Union NJ. f..
Church. OF the Ladies' 0f The Golden
Farle. and OF the Shepherds Of
Bethlehem. having taken an active In
tercst In bothiho rchurch and lodges.
during her e1rly life.
Surviving her are four children,
Mrs. B. A. Haines. Joseph y. Wilhelm,
Elmer q. and Edward l.. Wilhelm, all
OF this lcity. Twelve grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren also sur
Vive.
The funeral services will be- held on
Monday afternoon at 3 O'clock. local
time. from her late residence. 1881 du.
pont street, the Rev. Or Ewing. pastor
of the Union NJ. r. Church. officiating
/ lntermcnt viii be made In hNerNieN
lcemctery.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
DISPUTE OVER ALLEY
CAUSE OF TROUBLE

Mrs. Gilpin s. Woodward. OF i0i.
West Eighth street. whose husband
was fined in City Court yesterday for
punching Clarence McCaulley, said
today the trouble was the upshot OF
a dispute over the joint use OF an
alley. and not over repairs 10 Mr..
McCaulley's ofilco. Mrs. Woodward
said:
"Win You kindly allow me space
In your valued paper 20 correct a
statement made in regard 10 the
difficulty between Gilpin s. Wood
ward and Clarence McCaulley.
"'rhe bone OF contention was not
about repairing Mr.. McCaulley's Of
flee. as your paper stated. hut rela-
tive TO a party alley In which we
had equal rights with Mr. McCaulley
10 the use thereof.
Il do not wish 10 bore the pub.
lic WIN Jour affairs. but in justice
to ourselves feel that the facts In thl
case should be stated.
For many years Mr. NoCaullc,
has encrOachid upon and ignored oul
ugnts an snd. alley i'm various way,
and ilnally al least eight years az|
fcl0sed one end OF 70 In such a man
nor as TO make it practically i'm
passable.
" Evidently thinking we were asleo
ami unmindful OF our possessions,
itNN weeks ago during his absenc
from the city he had erected a yer
modern gate al the Eighth street en-
OF The ally-Ornamenlal, / will admi
but not conveniently useful. To max
a long story short-ihat was the las
straw.
"ln view Of amlcably settling IN
matter NEGOTIATIONS haya been
|, progress. but the mills Of law an
/ Justice grind slowly. human endu
/ ance and patience becomfs exhauste
) I've lost our temper and The reade
!. lQf your paper know the rest.
I After a long period Of unbearab
!. iannoyancos and unneighb0rly action
-. las has bren In this case we are PROF
- However. Will go on record
:. disapproving mat method. IL Is G
S nensiyp"
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
DIPLOMAS FOR
undergraduates

Nine young men were graduated
from the Salesianum High School last
night. The commencement exercises
were held in the auditorium OF the
New Century Club. The Right Rev.
John ]. Monaghan. Bishop of VIII
minglon, presided and gave the "Salu-
tatorv" The address Of the evening
,sas delivered by j. Washington
Logue. former Congressman. OF Phila-
delphia. m ~ ...t.o.
medals were distributed to members
of the graduating class. Prizes were
AWARDED as follows: ~. ~.
Gold medal. In latin, by ~. fev.
Joln 4. Monaghan, TO Stanislaus lo-
senb Rvczek: gold medal, In rclig-
ior 10 the memory OF the late Cyrl
Cavanaugh, former pupil OF Sales-
| iarum. presented TO William frtltia
Monaghan; gold medal N nnnlfiiiiisn, nliiisn,
presented by class OF 1917 20 Mliiiisll' .,i,l
Anthony Stahl; gold medal lniliia.,is,
MATES presented by Saleslapuln
aimnni Association. 90 William An
ihonv ctahl: prize Of 50 In gold, pre-
senicd bv John Lovergan on bala, fs.l
FOR highest general average OF lhte
wear awarded TO- Leon Wisnlc"l ]
Sbo col Inc highest average out OF a
total Of 96 pupils. ma 40, to,r
An excellent essay entitled ~ Jot,l
NJ Arc" was read by Paul Joseph
seerv The valedictory was dellNeree
| bv William Anthony Stahl. s....
one of the most enjoyable iealuI,e'
Of the evening was tw0-acl pidAle
given bv the boys. from the loMe, n,
Grades. entitled "Joan Of Arc. ln.
cast comprised Robert Hugh benson
who took the part OF -Ihe Msi3n Main % o.
orleans: John Naulty, Henry Mlilel
William buckley, John J. RaskoD, 9r
who was the-star OF the cast IN M
imnersonatiOn OF Joan or arc.
George Cunningham. Arthur Monlsl,
I lanes Quinn. George Seitzi francl
, Lowell. Joseph Mckcown; Nincen
) Kenny. Anthony LauDacher, Psu
, Buckiev. Jooseph Lippincott, honer
Kent. Harry Doheriy, Louis Dunn lh
!. first wear and prep boys were loan
= companions; and boys or ihe secph
a and third year impers0nated noDl'
/. men. peasants and soldiers.
m was announced that studies w
3 he resumed at the Salesianum on MOI
!. day September i3.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
GRADUATION At
ST PATRICK
Diplomas Awarded to Three
While Many Are Given
Certificates
GLASS ADDRESSED
BY FATHER QUIGLEY

Closing exercises OF st. Patrick's
school were held in st. Patrick's
Church. Fifteenth and King streets,
on Wednesday evening. Long before
the hour had arrived the parents and
friends OF the graduates hastened to
the church TO witness the exercises.
As the organ pealed forth the beau
tlful strains Of the Cathedral March,
the graduates, Miss Catherine Cough
lin, Miss Gertrude Taggart and Miss
Eleanor Holmes, attended by the little
flower girls, Helen McGarrity, Pauline
Welsh and Marion Murphy. entered
the church followed by the eighth
grade graduates. The boys were es-
corted by George Drisccil and Charles
Harrity. and the girls by Elizabeth
O'Connell and Loretta Langlotz
The graduates wore white Georgette
crepe and each carried a largue bou-
quet OF pink carnations. The flower
girls also were attired In white and
wore pink rosettes on their hair. The
altar was decorated with pink carna-
tions, ferns and numberless lighted
candles
The music was furnished by Charles
Tipks, George Eggleston, Master
Gordon Charles and Miss Harriet
Walker as yiolinlsts, and Francis
Moran, cornetist. Miss Gertrude Mes
sick presided at the organ.
The diplomas and medals were
awarded by the Rev. James p. Quigley,
pastor Of st. Patrick's Church as
sisted by Rev. James NJ. Grant, D. ID
Elmer Lutz and Master John Butler
acted as acolytes for the occasion. The
ceremony included the following
program:
Professional, cathedral March"
: hymn, Mother At Thy Feet; con-
ferring OF diplomas and graduation
honors on the Commercial Glass; con.
ferring OF diplomas on eighth grade
presentation Of certificates awarded b.
. the Delaware Red Cross Cociety; pres
eniatlon Of certificates for perfect at
: tendance; hymn. Lady Of Good Coun
sell; address TO the graduates, Rev
James Quicley, pastor; hymn, "Onl!
Thee My Jesus; benedictiOn OF tn
Most Blessed Sacrament, Holy God
march, Engleman's.
The class flower was the pink car
nation; the classmotto. "EstO Fidelis
and the class colOrs "Blue and Gold.
Diplomas for having completed tn
commercial class were awarded d
Miss Gertrude A. Taggart, Miss Flea
nor NJ. Holmes and Miss Catherine N
Coughlin.
Special credential card cases wer
awarded by the Underwood Type
writing Company TO Miss Gertrude 4
Taggart and Miss Eleanor NJ. Holme.
A special credential card case wa
awarded by the Remington Type
writing Company 10 Miss Eleanor y
Holmes.
Certificates for proficiency in typ,
writing were awarded by the Under
wood TypeWriting Company to Mis-
Gertrude A. Taggart, Miss Eleanor \
Holmes and Miss Catherine NJ. Cougi
lin
Certificates and pins for speed an
accuracy in typewriting were awarde
by the Underwood Typewriting Con
p9ny 10 Miss Gertrude A. Taggart an
Miss Eleanor NJ. Holmes.
A gold pin for honorable mentiC
In a shorthand contest was awardl
by the Gregg Company to Miss Ele
nor NJ. Holmes.
Theory certificates in sborthar
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
EXERCISES AT ST.
JOSEPH'S SCHOOL

Graduating exercises OF 81. Joseph's
Day School were held last evening IN
the school auditorium. at ST. Joseph 5
Home, Eleventh and French streets.
A delightful program was enjoyed
by the parents and friends OF the chill
dren, every number demonstrating lle
Interest of the pupils In the various
.parts. The program was. Welcome
Greetings. Margaret Crawford Dream
land book drill. Marguerite Crawford,
Marietta Booker. Josephine Bailey,
COrnelia Brown and Catherine Craw-
ford: "DOitie's Dreams' Catherine
Crawford. Marietta Booker, Josephine
Bailey, Myrtle Crawrordi Nirrgle
Ward and Sarah Thomas; nag drill,
James Harmon. John RidgeWay, JONI
Crawford and Walter Duckery; recitl
tion, "The Storming OF stony Point
Anna West, Frances Crawford, May.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

mard Nfessick. Alverda Morgan and
Mary l. West: Aunt Jemima' s.MoneyI
also beautiful shepherdess drilL.Wss ,'.ss
given artisucally. Much praise was
besiowed upon Miss Kate McClaneriy'
Miss Laura Beckley and Miss katner-
ihe Kane, who gave time ana ,5a tasena Ii,,,e lS
ones In their efforts 20 please lhelr
parenls and friends. The Last hose
OF summer" and a Virginia Reel We're
moi me least Of the numbers and were
ihoroughly enjoyed. -.
Gold. medals, diplomas, and prem
ium books were awarded TO MISS MS n AnnS q r,l
West Frances Crawford, Maynard
Nessick. Alverda Morgan and Mary j.
fNNest. ,.,.. -.,,,-,,,,.
Tho Rev. John A. Clancy con copstSssu, ,Sen,
lated the graduates and; urged theln
/ to continue 10 improve themselves 10y
reading good books so as TO attain IN. sa.
accomplishment Of STRONGER snoI,s, nor, ioI ol
I valuable and necessary lniolinasio, ~,
and a worthy fulfilling OF their new
l duties
Evening journal., 1920-06-18

were awarded by the Gregg Company
to Miss Gertrude A. Idggart, MISS
Eleanor NJ. Holmes apd Miss Catherine
NJ Couglin.
OF The order OF Gregg Artists were
awarded by the Gregg Company TO
! Miss Gertrude A. 1aggart Miss
Eleanor NJ. Holmes and Miss Catherine
NJ. C0ughlin.
Certificates admitting as members OF
The Order Of Gregg Typlsts were
awarded by the Gregg Company TO
Miss Gertrude A. raggart, Miss
Eleanor NJ. Holmes and Miss Catherine
NJ. Coughlin.
Certificates for speed in shorthand
was awarded by the Gregg COMPANY
10 Miss Eleanor NJ Holmes and Miss
catherine NJ. COughlln.
A gold medal for speed and ac-
curacY In typewriting was awarded
by fhs Remington Typewriting Com
pany 90 Miss Eleanor NJ. Holmes.
A gold medal for speed and accuracy
in typeWriting was awarded by the
Underwood TypeWriting Company 70
, Miss Gertrude A. Taggart and Miss
} Eleanor NJ Holmes.
1 Diplomas for having completed the
} eighth grade were awarded TO Charles
/. IL. Dugan, James A. Barnes, William
% II. Grady, James #. Connell, Joseph j.
- Connell, Bernard A. Harrity, Harry A
- Lyons, James A. McHugh, William +
S Galloway, Edward II. Cullinane, Joseph
e A. Russo, Andrew J. McCullin, Michael
e j.. Jordan, George +. May William j
4 lMcGonigle, Herman A. Rosch, Vernon
h lT. Tipka. Helen 4 Dale. Marie q
p Kelly, Mary OConnel, Katherine v
S Murray, Della ]. Balback, Agnes Y
b Snyder. Anna NJ Mcdonald, Mary A
Mention, Jean L. Kennedy, Mary +
G Stirlith, Barbara +. Snyder, Beatrice
l. G.. Adams, Susan j. DonohOe, Ann 7
r lMinnehan, Catherine NJ Mccartney AM
d Agnes l.. keenan,.
e The following pupils OF the JUNO
l. commercial class received theory Ger
u tiflcates in shorthand. Bernard
Fox, Edward J. Fahey, Joseph
s Maloney, Anna r. McSOrley, Cecilia \
n COnnor, Catherine NJ Lutz. Emily
ct Hill, Elizabeth NJ. KIRK, Isabella \
Is Smith, Grace r. Casey, Gladys Il. Lalll
!, Mary b. McGaugh. Marion G. VOL
Marlfaret V. Walsh, Margaret Z
re Casey, Margaret NJ. McCulliD, Sarah I
y, McCullin. Mary V. Brennan and sara
s. NJ. kreck
b. Certificates for home nursing an
sr hygiene awarded by the Delawal
he Chapter Of the American Red Cross
Ic Grace Casey, Margaret Casey, Emil
Hill, Catherine Lutz, Sarah McCulli
3" Margaret McCuilin. Gladys Lall
n Elizabeth Clifford, Cecilia Connor, Ma
IN garet Welsh, Mary Brennan, Isabel
NJ smith, sarah kreck, Elizabeth kir
e : Anna McSOrley and Marion Wolf.
Dv Certificates for perfect attendant
s. were awarded TO William Mcnonigl
It. Anna Mcdonald. Hrry smith, Law
n renee McGarrity, Eleanor Corr.ga
". Marion Walsh, Elizabeth Leary, Ma
.ly garet D0nnelly, Grace Brogan, Regil
he Cam. William Levin, Marion McGi
d; rity. Marjorie Harriiy, Elizabeth DO
nelly, Elizabeth Smith, Margarei h
lr- leher. Ethel Kelly, Joseph Conn
is" Helen Langlotz. Gertrude D0nnel
l." Joseph Langlotz and Helen McGarri
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
DO YOU WANT A COY HOME, RENT FREHn

DO YOU WANT A COY HOME, RENT FREEf a
and addition the n
be quickly
Fourteenth Market and IN
ls
and
bathrooms all iacuded
fixtures absolutely
and electric
LIVE IN APARTMENT AND rHr NET INCOME
YOU
. OF
to the to mbodyf
10 a
-be have
& yea
HARRY w. MOCK
Phone 6178-W.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
vmsIlFY CARRIERs HELD.

who saw they are from Washington,
and were arrested last Sunday, at
Newark. after a Pierce-Arrow tour,
inc car they were driving, had
a Ford and exposed a car4o
Of liquor. were held for United states
Couri. under 5000 bond each, yeesleI-
day afternoon. by Commissioner Cahh
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
MORRIS KORNcOLD DEAD.

Morris korngold. for many years a
merchant tailor OF this city. died at
mis- home, SOC Washington street, last
evening. lie was 57 years old, and
mad been IN with dropsy about.a year.
Mr.. kOrngold had been a resident ~
Wilmington abouhA0 years, and re-
tired from business i've years ago.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
.nprsrrn As aF,Krr soLDIFn

Charged with representing himself
as collector for the salvation Army,
and with impcrsonailng Il. ), sold
Ter and wearing a uniform youth was
arrested by the Philadelphia police
yesterday. lie gave the name OF 1eorge
l.. Phillips. Wilmington, Del. lie was
arrested after a chase OF two blocks.
ASYLUM LODGE ~gQQNLIcHT."
Despite the storm, 70 1ast night, the
Booster Committee" Of Asylum
Lodge Of Odd Fellow~igave a moon
llght" excursion on the steamer Bran
dywine.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
pooR WEAR FOR HERRING.

DELAWARE CITY. June is.-The
herring fishing season which has Just
closed here'Hs expected 20 ne the last
for some years In this section on ac-
count Of lh0mnusually small catches.
lnsfOrmcr years hauls OF as many as
5000 were made at one time In the
-locks OF 4he Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal. The largest haul made al the
-looks this year did not exceed 500.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
RARY ms on CONGESTION.

Wlniam B. pretiyman, ihe o-year-
old SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b..
52i EastTenth street. died
yesterday or congestion OF the lungs,
after several weeks illness Win
measles Funeral services viii be held
this evening with interment at
Slaughter Neck. near Milford
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
TrupIF on TRuTu SERVICES

AZ the flnal Friday evening services
Of the Temple ofsTruih for this sea-
son. 10 be held. tonight, Rabbi :. a
Rabin0witz viii preach his summer
sermon. Confirmation OF David
Schagrin will be conducted tomorrow
morning
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
sIuCUr SFNIORS no DANCE.

The senior class Of the Wilmington
High school Will hold It's commence
ment dance in The ballroom Of The
Hotel dupont. tonight More than 400
persons will be present.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
FIVE cFNr no DOLLAR sTORE.

Wilmington Is 10 have ilve-cent-
to-a dollar store. II was learned to-
day that such a store is to be estab-
METROPOLITAN > 10. 30 cents store
moves from that location 20 its new
anariers In the Hotel MIImInglon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
sILvFRBROOK EXCURSION.

SilNerbrook NJ. r. Church sunday
School will take IFS annual excursion
10 Augustine Beach on the steamer
Thomas Cylde tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-06-18
nEIAMAnE LOnGE TNCURsON.

Delaware Lodge of odd Fellows
took 1900 persons on It's excursion on
the steameT,Thomas Clyde to Angus
tine Pier today.