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The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
LEXINGTON

y. Capitol, cor. Florida Ave.
and @ Street
REV. Il. z. BRuNpAGE, Minister.
During the Pastsr's Absence
REV. LOYAL W. MADDEN. Of nlinei,,
viii occupy the pulpit.
Sunday School. $50 a. m. Public wor-
ship. with sermon, IL q. m. 8 p. N.
c. E.. q. m. Evening union services
with U. B. Church during July at EckinE-
ten. August at Z. b. Church. Strangers
welcome. Seats frss.
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Church of the Reformation

The church that is set on a hill"
Penna. Ave. and & street
Southeast.
John Wcidley, Pastor.
Visitors may combine a visit
to this historic church, nearest
white church to the u. S. Capi-
tol, with a walk through the
Capitol and Library grounds,
Washington's supreme beauty
spot.
Worship at II O'Clock.
Sunday School at 9:3o o'clock.
We try TO make our summer
services shorter, but better.
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Metropolitan Presbyterian
Fourth and B Streets Southeast
FREELEY RoHRER. Pastor

Sermon both morning and
evening by Rev. H D. Bacon,
of Portville. New York.
o:3o a. m.-Bible School.
II 100 a. m.-Morning Worship.
ZOO p. m.-Christian Endeavor
Societies.
7:45 p. m.-Evening Worship.
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ELL E near 7th s. W. DR..
Ellln Weston Bruner, the for
mer pastor. will preach at 4 and
7:45 during August. S. s..
$50; B. Y. P. u, $50. VEL
come. --.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06

Rev. G. L. Arthan, sas sS1s'' n.s,isr stss.
at O'Clock in Society Ran, 500 C ST.
NV. short lecture, followed by spirit
messages.
message seance and questions answered
Private daily interviews In his studios
In the hall.
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American UniversiH Chapel
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE

One Block West Of Wisconsin Ave.
Services suspended until Sep
tember 18th. Sexcepting Camp
Fire Girls meetings every We'd
nesday at 7:30 p. m.
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Calvary Baptist Church

Calvary Baptist Church
sth and H Streets N. w.
REV. WILLIAM s. ABERNETHY, DID.
Pastor.
REV. A. F. ANDERSON. DID,, Assistant.
REV. A. D. BRYANT, Minister to Deaf.
Sunday School. $50 A. n. n. s. Eau
cett, Superintendent.
IL A. n. Sermon.
s p. NJ. Sermon.
Christian Endeayor Meetings: ll:l5
A. NJ, Junior Sunday; 6:45 Senior and
200 P. NJ, intermediate; Tuesday, 500
P. NJ, Senior.
Thursday, 700 P. NJ. Meeting Of Pas
tor and Deaeons. especially to see any de-
string to unite with the church.
500 P. NJ. Church Prayer Meeting.
entrance on II Street.)
Friday. 7:3o P. NJ. Boy Scouts.
All are cordially invited.
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.STHE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
.sTRANGERS' HOME

L n. W.
J MILTON wALDRON, d. D.,
A CALLED UNTO THE FELLOWSHIP OF JESUS
P. Hand Fellowship
500 P. MWSermon: GOOD NEws-HAvE HEARD
SEATS FREE-A CORDIAL WELCOME ALL
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Eastern Presbyterian Church
sixth ST. and Md. Ave. n. u.
Alfred E. Barrows, d. D., Pastor.

The pastor will preach:
IL 100 a. m.-'Deep Seas"
7:45 p. m.-"A Mans Shadow"
$50 a. m.-Bible School, classes
for all.
200 p. m.-YoUng peoples meet
ing.
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PETWORTH

seventh and Randolph Streets
Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, Pastor.
II a. m.-Communion. Ser
mon by pastor.
8 p. m.-Preachins; COM
biaed services with United Pres
byterian Church at Petworth
Baptist.
$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
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Central Presbyterian Church
(southerA Assembly

$50 a.m.-Sunday School and
Bible classes.
IL 90 a m.-Preaching by DR.. J.
S. Lyons, pastor Of First
Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta, Ga.
500 p. m.-westminster league.
6:l5 p. m.-Social hour for
young people.
200 D. m.-Christian Endeavor.
500 p. m.-Preaching by DR.. J.
S. Lyons. q
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
Is OF DESTR0YER'S
CREW MISSING

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s Omitted
Press "A naval court Of inquiry
has been ordered to investigate the
ramming Of the American destroyer
Woolsey by the steamer Steel lnven-
tor. Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
announced today.
The investigation has been ordered
by Rear Admiral Rodman command
ing the Pacific fleet. The court OF in-
quiry will be held at Bolboa-
Rodman also stated that he had
instructed the commandant OF the
Fifteenth Naval District, Panama, "a
take steps TO libel the Steel Invent
tor to protect the government against
loss.
The sinking OF the Woolsey result
ed in the death OF one enlisted mar
Of the navy. and the injury Of severa
others. Fifteen members Of the crew
OF the destroyer are missing.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
REDUCE DIVIDEND
ON DUPONT COMMON

z. I. dupont de Nemours and
Company today reduced the divi-
dond rate on its common stock,
when it declared a quarterly divi-
dend OF two per cent. payable March
is to stockholders OF record Febru-
airy 2S. The dividend heretofore
has been at the rate Of 4 l-2 per
cent. a quarter or is per cent a
year. No formal statement was made
by the company in connection with
the dividend reduction.
The company declared a quarter
ly dividend OF / 1-2 per cent on
its debenture stock, payable April
% to stockholders OF record April 10.
Z. l. dupont de Nemours Pow
der Company (the old company de-
clared the following dividends;
on common stock, quarterly divi-
ldcnd OF 1-2 per cent, payable May
10 stock OF record April 3o-
on preferred stock. quarterly or
IA per cent. payable May 10
stock OF record April 20.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
ADMITS HOLD-UP,
but WITHOUTGUN
Negro Says He Just Took
Watch From Intoxicated
Man
VICTIM SAYS HE
GRAPPLED THIEF

I'VE didn't have any gun; ne was
drunk and we just took his watch
and ran off with it." declared John
Richardson. Negro. when ne and
Horace Archie. also Negro. were ar
raigned before Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court this morning. on a
charge OF highway robbery on
John =. Toner.
Archie denied any connection
with the hold-up Of Toner but
nevertheless. he was held in $4,000
bail with Richardson. for court.
Toner said he was on his way 10
his home. 500 Pine street. early last
Friday morning, when he was SET
upon by two Negroes as he passed
sixth and Penn streets. He said
Richardson poked a pistol at him
but that he pushed it aside and
Knocked the Negro down. Archie
then struck him and Richardson re-
gained his feet. stuck the revolver ir
his pocket and then came TO his
companions assistance. They seized
Toner'S watch and chain and ran OF
II was brought out that Richard
son pawnod the watch and was ac
compsnied TO the pawnshop b'
Archie Archie admitted this part II
/ the affair.
After Toner had testified, Richard
son declared that there was no gui
shown al all He said Toner wa
drunk and that ne and Archie hell
him up and took his watch.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
ALLIES UNITED ON WAR
BILL; GERlMANY MUST PAY
IN FULL OR BE INVADED

al Lloyd Georges home. IL was re-
ported on high authority that Ger
many was believed fun able 20 pay
the demanded reparatons. In any
event. it was believed the Allied mili-
tary leaders could compel Germany
10 pay without further argument.
II was believed the threat of a
punitive expedition would bee sufh-
cient TO drive the German people
into accepting the demands even ID
the present government should per-
sist in its refusais
Won Simons was known 90 be pre-
nared To submit an offer TO pay re-
paratious. about $4,000 100000 less
than the Allies had demanded He
was said TO be prepared to ask that
the time OF payment be reduced
from forty-two TO thirty years. The
Allies, It was said on high authority
agree to reducing the period Of pay
ment. but thorc was no indication of
their receding from the demand for
S56.OOO.OOO.0OU in reparauons.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
JAILNEGRO AS
Drug KEEPER
Five Others, Including
White Girl, Caught in
Anderson Raid
SAY YOUNG
VISITED PLACE

on a charge OF having in his pos
session a narcotic drug. Clifton An
derson, Negro. was sentenced to two
years and six months in the work
house by Judge Hastings in Munic-
ipal Court this morning Anderson
was arrested in a raid on his home
SOC Chestnut street, by Detectives
Riley, Kempski, Mcdaniel and SUIT
ton.
The case Of four young men
and a girl. all white. who were ar
rested In the raid on charges Of be
ing drug addicts, was continued until
Wednesday at the request Of As
sistant City Solicitor Davis. The five
are Frank Gordan. Ellsworth Wal
strom, James Gross, Thomas Burke
and Lillian Gravenor. The era
venor girl is one Of the twelve
girls who were paroled on Saturday
on charges Of improper conduct.
According TO the detectives, An
! derson admitted that he made two
sales Of drugs on Saturday, prior 20
/ his arrest.
A small quantity Of heroin was
found i'm the house. Anderson ad-
mittcd In court this morning that the
drug belonged to him. saying he
bought it in Philadelphia, feeling
, that at some future time ne might
need IL.
When the officers were about tc
place his wife under arrest, Ander'
son said that the heroin was his
property and that his wife was in
nocent OF the entire affair. He is said
TO have admitted selling drugs "of
and on for FIVE years"
Three Of the alleged addicts came
TO Anderson's house while the detec
tives were there and inquired fo
Big Boy" When taken into Gus
tody. the three are said 70 have ad
mitted that they went to the hous
to procure drugs.
The detectives have had Ander
sons home under observation 10
some time. there having been report
that the Negro has been dispensin
done" to girls and youths
Evening journal., 1921-02-28

LONDON. Feb. 2s. Omitted
ress)-Germany was called before
the Allied bench today 20 receive
sentence for damage inflicted boy her
In the great war.
Indications were that tho Allied
representatves. backed hy their
military chiefs. were 10 impose the
demands decided upon at the Paris
conference last month. A commits
sion OF experts may be formed 90
see that the penalties are enforced.
The military chiefs have presented
plans for carrying out the decision.
They call FOR advances by Belgian
and French troops into German ter
ritory and the blockading OF Ger
man ports.
There was no Indication that pleas
Of the German foreign minister.
Walter Won simons will alter the Al
lied demands premiers Lloyd
George and BRAND. Count Sforza, of
Italv Narshals Foch and Wilson
held lengthy conferences yesterday
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
JAPS DEVELOP
AID SQUADRON
Craven Tells Senate Com
mittee Planes Are Car
ried on Battleships
ENGLAND, FRANCE
INSTRUCT FLYERS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s-(United
Press)-Japan is purchasing large
quantities Of aviation material from
Germany. and obtaining instructors
from England and France. in an en-
ergetic effort TO develop her air
forces. according to Captain Thomas
T. Craven. director OF naval aviation.
In testimony before the Senate
naval committee, made available to-
day. Captain Craven said OF Japan'
'she is taking active steps to or
ganize sauadrons for naval purposes
She is establishing aviation schools
and aviation centers on her coast
She has laid down one airplane car
rier and proposes TO lay down an
continued on page sevenl
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
REPAIR on TANKER.

The oil tanker Meissonier went
into drydock at the Harlan plant OF
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpor-
alton today TO undergo repairs. The
tanker was built at the Moore plant
at Elizabeth. y. j., OF the Bethlehem
Corporation about a year and a half
ago and has been in the service OF
Belgian interests. As the Moops
plant has no drydock. the vessel was
sent to the Harlan yards.
General T. Coleman duPonts
yacht Tech also occupies part OF the
drydock. The Tech was laid up last
week TO undergo scraping. repaint-
ing and a general overhauiing.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
HAD TO BORROW
TO BUY FOR BABY

Testifying against her husband.
Denney Vanguilder. who she had
charged with non-support OF her
and her nine-months old baby Mrs.
Vanguilder said in Municipal Court
this morning that she had TO bor-
row money TO buy food for their
baby because Of her husbands fall
ure to properly provide Tor her.
Judge Hastings placed an order
OF SIS a week against Nanguilder,
pending an investigation of the case.
Mrs. Nanguilder said that she
does not want TO live with her hus-
band, as he does not treat her prop
erly. but Vanguilder asserted hi.
desire to live with his wife, saying
he was willing TO do almost any
thing to keep his home together
Il don't think that mans right,
burst out Mrs. Nanguilder.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
PENNSY ORDERS
new LAY OFF
Only Todd's Cut Round
House Force on After
Next Friday
NEXT REDUCTION
IN TRAIN SERVICE

In compliance with general orders
received Saturday afternoon. at
General superintendent Gamble Ia
trobe's Office, at French street sta
Ition. notices were posted throughout
the entire Southern General Divis-
ion Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
this morning, calling for the fourth
layon within the past eight months.
This order came as "a surprise "a
the local Office, and followed a con-
ference held in Philadelphia Central
Offices last Saturday. II is more
sweeping from a percentage view
point. than any OF the previous or
Continued on Page Teal
Evening journal., 1921-02-28

PARIS. Feb. % Omitted Press)-
The right OF the United states to
voice in fixing mandate terms is
recognized by the League OF Nations
council in note laid before the
council today by A. j. Balfour' brit-
ish delegate.
The note was drafted in answer to
Secretary OF state Colhy's protest on
the Mesopotamia mandates award
cd Great Britain and Japan. II was
understood TO be OF a most friendly
character.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
WIFE SHOT WHILE
GRAPHING FOR GUN

Stating that the facts as brought
to his attention did not warrant the
prosecution Of the case. Assistant
city Solicitor Davis. in Municipal
Court this morning, nolle pressed
the charge OF assault with intent 10
commit murder against Benjamin
Ivens. Negro.
Ivens was accused OF shooting his
wife in the abdomen, but IL appear
ed that the two were tusseling for
possession Of a pistol when Il ex-
ploded. the bullet striking the Ne
gress. The affair occurred about
three weeks ago.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
TOGET ACTION
SOON ON PAID
FIREMENBILL
Substitute is Prepared to
Correct Errors in Pend
ing Measure
CLEAR UP TITLE TO
HOSPITAL REAL ESTATE
stan Correspondent

STAFF Correspondent
STATE HOUSE, Dover, Del, Feb.
2s.-To correct some mistakes in the
original bill introduced by Senator
Robertson last week, which would
transform the present Board Of Po-
lice Commissioners Of Wilmington
into A Department Of Public Safe
tv." TO have charge Of the proposed
paid fire department the bill would
establish. a substitute bill drawn by
City Solicitor Huxley was brought 10
Dover by Senator Robertson this
morning. This viii be substituted for
the original bin.
Senator Robertson in speaking
about the substitute this morning
said il would correct some errors
that we're found in the original bill
and would also provide a feature au-
thorizing the condemnation Of prop
erty other than that Of the present
volunteer fire companies in case such
properties would be needed in es-
tablishing the paid fire department
. Il is likely the bill will be brought
Up for action in the Senate in a few
days.
ne 0NNuAH AAAAr AAWAlAAAh KhN""A
Senator Prices bill authorizing
smyrna to borrow $4,000 for town
Improvements. The bill carries a
dollar referendum provision.
Representative Corbit's bill 10
abolish the office Of Hundred As
SCISSOR in rural New Castle county and
District Assessor in Wilmington has
been causing those holding these Of
fees and their friends considerable
concern. II was learned today thai
the New Castle county members
the House. Democrats and Republic
ans, held conference on this mat
ter several days ago. and large ma
iority opposed abolishing tno ohio'
at this time. Mr.. Corbh and severa
others favor the bill, but a major
ity oppose It. II Is argued that unde
the present plan, New Castle COUNT
is paying annually about $4,000 g
these assessors, when they practical
~ have no work to do. The creation
Continued on PAGE s. Second Sectioi
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
Porter Horror Prob
ably Due to Mix Up
BetOeen Michigan
CenfrdIEngineer and
IOWermGn Human
anatomy In Ruin
RESCUERS WORK
THROUGH NIGHT

PORTER. Ind. Feb. % Omitted
Prcss) -Four additional bodies
were found under tho wreckago be-
tween trains Of tho New York Con-
trail and Michigan Central Canadian
here shortly after noon today bring
ing the total number thus far re-
covered to thirty-six.
Several persons we're stiil report
ed missing.
Responsibility for the wreck was
today placed on W. +. Long. engi-
neer on the Canadian flyer. An ex-
animation OF the block signal sya-
tern showed
THE DEAD.
Arthur T. Eckman. "a -year-old
nephew Of Mrsl q. r. Bacher. Mich
igan City, already officially reported
/ killed.
Jordan Campbell, Revelst.k
b. G..
Howard Arney. Cleveland.
C. ]. Campbell, address a~t
known.
The dead;
Claude johnson. Elkhart. Ind. en-
IEluftf OF new I nfh AfnlFai NFtAlus
George Deland. Elkhart. fremaA.
New York Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCray. Chicago
, Louis Heck, salesman, Jackson
. Mich.
+. W. G. Engler. Detroit. Mich.
q Mrs. Ralph See, Michigan CITY
Ind.
= Pearl Cavanagh. 10 year old nieo>
& OF Mrs See. Michigan city. Ind.
d Mrs. Barney Cramer. Michiga1
5 City
Mrs George Baeher, Atichigan
b. City.
= Peter Cain. Regina. Sask.
Mrs Emma Beiver. Augusta
3 Mich.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Collins London.
!. Ont
1 Mrs Fred Schweir. Michigan Cits
Z and her three year old SON.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Vanriper
Continued on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
CLARK CONTINUES
TO IMPROVE TODAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2S.-(United
Press)-Champ Clark, former speak
er and now Democratic leader Of the
House. who is seriously in here. was
reported as improved today.
clark rallied sunday and his ply
sicians believed he was on the road
10 recovery. He suffered a sinking
spen last night. however, and his
physicians called specialists into con-
sultation.
Clark continued 10 improve during
the day. Dr. Jesse Shoup. his physi-
clan said
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
COSTA RICAN
TROOPS LAY
down ARMS
Surrender to Panamans To-
day After Invading COto
Territory
i. s. TAKES STEPS
TO AVERT CLASH

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s. Omitted
Press. COSTA Rican forces which
invaded Panama territory have sur
rendered to Panaman troops. Charge
Lefcvrc Of the Panama legation here
announced today.
BALBOA. G. H.. Feb. 2s.-CUnited
Press. Panama and Costa Rica-
both members OF the League Of Ma
tions. and bound by its war preven-
tion clauses. rushed preparations for
war today.
Panama already has troops I'm the
disputed province OF Chirigui. and is
Continued on Page s. Second Section
Evening journal., 1921-02-28

Staged for the first time in the
spacious Auditorium, on Eleventh
street between Madison and Monroe,
the seventh annual automobile show
Of the Wilmington Automobile Trade
Association was informally opened al
noon today. There is an imposing
array of cars and OF accessories, not
only 20 interest the prospective buy
er. but also TO enthuse the present
owner and auto fans generally.
Yesterdays weather was disap-
continued from page ten)
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
GAS MAY KILL
AGED WOMAN

Mrs. Sarah H. shuster, 76 years
old. sol Lombard street, was ad-
mitted 10 the Delaware Hospital last
night I'm an unconscious condition,
having been overcome by escaping
gas. Mrs. Shuster has not regain
ed consciousness since, and is in a
serious condition. Her recovery is
doubtful.
The aged woman VINO lives alohe
in one room at the Lombard street
address. was found by her daughter
lying across her bed, with the room
filled with gas that was escaping
from an open jet OF gas stove. The
daughter lives nearby. Mrs. Shus-
ter is supposed TO have been cook
ing her supper at the time when she
was overcome
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
CHANGECOLLEGE
TO UNIVERSITY
House Passes Representa-
tive Medills Bill Provid-
ing New Name
STATE REFERENDUM
BILL RECOMMITTED
STAFF Correspondent.

staff cspondent.
STATE HOUSE. Dover, Del, Feb.
2S.-By vote Of 2s to 4. the House
this morning passed Representative
Mednrs House bill 20 change the
name OF Delaware College TO The
University Of Delaware" Represen-
tatives Medill. Gray and Bucking-
ham spoke for the bill. Represen-
tative Kramer raised the question as
70 whether or not the proposed
change would require increased APP
riopriations to the college.
Mr. Medill replied that he had
been assured by the college authori-
ties the change would not result in
increased costs in any way and that
it was simply asked TO increase the
standing and prestige OF the insti-
tuition.
Representatives Brown. b. +
Davis. Dill and Harrington were tho
Continued on PAGE 8. Second Sector
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
LEAGUE COUNCIL ADMITS
II S. RIGHTS ON MANDATES

The council was split, however
on the proper method OF inviting the
United States TO participate In man
date discussions. There was a fear
that If she were invited 90 take part
In "a conference she would refuse,
as she has declined invitations 90
act on various league commissions.
There was a possibility that the
Allied supreme council which as
signed the island OF zap 90 Japan.
would be invited TO reconsider its
action.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
FEARFIREBUG
VISIT AGAIN
TO VILLAGE
Minquadale Stirred by Re
port Halter Home is to
BE Burned
TAKE CHILDREN TO
PLACES OF SAFETY

Residents Of Minquadale Terrace.
which little community on the state
Road between this city and Farm
hurst has been terrorized by fire.
bugs who have destroyed three
homes, by the poisoning OF dogs and
pigs. and highway robberies. were
stirred further today by report that
another dwelling Is marked Tor
destruction.
The rumor had Il that the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Alvin S. Halter Is
60 be burned 10 was one OF those
reports the source OF which could
not be taced definitely. nevertheless
IL persisted and caused much uneasi-
ness.
IL was 20 Halter's home that tho
Cardenti children. whose cottage had
| been burned. were taken when they
/ became homeless. The Halter,
/ moved boy sympathy provided shell
/ ter FOR several children. despite the
/ fact that the Halters have severa
children OF their own Now that th'
rumor the Halter residence is To- b
destroyed by a hrebug Is persistine
the Cardentis took their chndre
away from the Halter home.
Joseph Cardenti. whose home wa
. destroyed boy flames a week ago Lac
Friday had the misfortune TO lose
valuable colt on Saturday as well a
two more hogs evidently by poison
ing. The colt was sired by "Ach
reen.T the 212 trotter. owned b.
william Taylor of this city.
The Cardenu family as we'll a
that OF Lawrence Isadore. have takei
up residence in barns on their lots
Lewis Bedwen. whose home was ale
destroyed, is staying al the home O
. Townsend Taylor and Mr.. Taylor
Continued on Page Tenl.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
LESs RAN rms MONTH.

The total rainfall FOR the month
Of February. according TO reports
made by c. Il. Simmons. Of the
street and Sewer Department, was
EOS inches. OF this amount 1.59
fell yesterday. The amount does
not include the snowfall of last
week. which totaled several inches.
The total rainfall for January
was 265 inches.
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
POOR GEORGE

When George Louth was ar
raigned before Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court this morning on
a subpoena, his wife testified that
ne came home drunk the other
night and broke much OF her fur
niture.
Judge Hastings ordered that the
man be locked up until he gets
some OF the liquor out OF him."
Evening journal., 1921-02-28
BRITISH SLAY
Sim FEINERS
Irish Republicans in Turn
Arrest English on Muir
der Charge
CHARGE SLAYING
AFTER ACQUITTAL

CORK. Feb. 2s Omitted Press)--
Six Sim Feiners were executed ~
a British firing squad at the miii-
tary barracks here today. The mea
we're sentenced by a courtmartiaL
five being charged with compliciiy
IN a proposed ambush the otheT
with possessing a revolver.
DUBLIN. Feb. 2S Omitted Pressl
A British major. a captain and =
number Of "black and tan" police
have been arrested on charges of
numbering Sim Feiners. Republican
officials announced today.
The men were said to be accused
OF numbering two Sim Feiners who
had been cleared OF charges Of par
ticipating in an ambush.
The two Sim Feiners. Murphy
and KENNEDY. according to these
reports. were taken to Dublin Castle
/ for examination. found not guilty
and ordered released. Major King.
commanding a detachment OF black
and tans and Captain Hardy. intel
ligence officers, were said TO havs
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)