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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-10

Los zapatos ' traies debe I'd. com
prarlos en- Luna 3 y no pagara I'd.
luio.
Rodriguez Hermanos.
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

man said once in 1915 he thought -
saw Clara with a small pistol IN nn
hand standing near Hamon, ana sne
ran into another room as he entered
This testimony was brought out ovef
strenuous defense objection. The court
uvcrruled an objection that 1t WaS ~
mote and irrevelant and had no paft IN
this trial. w. H. Myers. Of Oklahome
City, = hardware salesman, said In Now
ember 1920, he sold 20 calibre auto
matte pistol to Clara B. Smith,. the
date being near November 9. Tho pistol
sale record was marked exhibit A.
and the pistol itself B.. Mr.. Myers Was
recalled and testified he at the same
time sold the pistol purchaser mag
azlne full Of cartridges. The defense i'd
mitted Clara Hamon had been the pur-
chaser.
Myrtle NJ. Shame, formerly a colored
maid at the hotel where Hamon was
shot. testified Hamon had room % In a
hotel here and Miss Clara Smith had
room. 90. The rooms were adjoining.
ON cross examination she said she
had not seen the bed In % for twenty
four hours. however, and no blood was
found In room % on the day following
lannon's shooting.
Miss Ella R!ssion. one Of the proprle-
tors nf the hotel where Hamon was shot
testified that Clara Hamon occupied the
room next 10 lannon's part OF the time.
that IIamon paid for his room and
Clara lannon's room when she occupied
1t.
on cross examination Miss. Rission
said Harmon was called from room Is.
Mrs. lannon's. to answer a long dis
tanrc call about seven p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

| was lying In the same position -
am now" DR.. Hardy quoted Hamon Us
! saying. Harmon was then lying On his
| back on the hospital cot.
! DR.. Hardy said that the bullet when
killed iIamon entered between the
J eighth and ninth ribs and lodged iotr
inches lower at the back, penetrating
! the liver.
! During cross examination w. !. NC
! Leon Of defense counsel laid upon tne
floor and ha~ the SURGEON tra"" the
bullets CourSA with black pcntlt oIi
his white shirt. Later he brought from
! the surgeon as he cine lawyer 5000,
/ before him with his arms uPraised anu
! body bent forward, admission that II
| person then had stood before Mr. Nc
! Lean and fired the bullet would nave
| taken Il similar course.
! Dr. Hardy dc>crlh"d the day by Day
! progress Of lannon's case and said inc
! condition WAS brought about by Inc
! wound
! On Thursday after Tiam"n was s1't
! on sunday. all indication pointed = i
! change. His condition gradually grew
worse, with heart. stomach and k:ihe!
! functions failing un:il lie died the next
morning at : U'clOrk. H. said
! "a EunShot wound In the liver. r.
| piled Or Hardy to u qu' %ii"n as to hht'
caused lannon's dcntl.
! Under crnss-cxamlnati"h. Or. Htr"F
. testified that Mr.. lIam"n was f"uni I"
have been suffering from rIrrh"$t@ Il
! the Ever when II" was operated on i"i
. IN" bullet wound. and could not hh'1
3 i.l"d two years longer.
: Kr'lv NJ Roach of oklahoma 'i:y' a
! III. insurance and oil man. WAS another
w!tnr y for the state.Hc SnihShe cam"
IT, ArImnrc on November 81. to deliver
, - lIamOn a S2n0 nGD life insurance POI
icy. H." said he learned Hamon was Mt
IL snni,arium and went there and saw
! :!l operation on Mr.. HtmOn 10y which Il
, bullet was removed from tn" back.
| Mji,r German. active vic"-rr'Sidcnt
: o: 4 bank N .Nrdmurr. testified h" had
h,,-n clara in lannon's offices Frequent
: ". working as Il st"nngrapher when
! Nam"n first came to Ardmore. MT. Cor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

+ superintendent OF the Wheeling Stcei and
' Iron. has left for Texas in the interest
, OF his company.
, Charles Zarnts is contemplating mo-
,oring to Florida in tine near future.
Mack luxenbaugh Of East Twenty
ninth street. is suffering from i severe
, attack NJ Ia grippe.
| pr. c. II. Simpson. Of Dayton. o.. loft
, for his home yesterday after spending q
| fRw days in This city.
Arikur Edge. of the South Side Is
resting easily at his home after I sue
/ rcSSful operation.
! Leonard Smith Of Fast Tw"ntY-ninth
! street, is confined Ia his nom" owing 10
! [, serious cas-" Of Pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
Testimony Impeached.

Testimony Impeacheu
w T. Rakcr recalled 70 ~" Sand.
testified thar !. - lack Witness for
tho prosecution hal arrived in Mate
wan on n tra n u Few minutes after tn"
rrht Jack t"S'ifi'd that =" was Al ryr-
witness Of o. hH'''"
y IT. Atwood. also rNr:,ll"G. SAID that
all tho drrrndaHts w"r" rni"T m'n "N-
"epting Sid. Hatfield and r'tir" rr"r-
street Atwood. = former d"f,'"'i1r'. .
financial secretary Of IN" M.1;rwnn
local ~ Tho United MI" Workers. Hr
cross examination A'wo"! admitted
that ," was converted for aSS'"'' n"h
pistol totinc" and VAS fined 80" :'r
"monnshn'rC" In North Carolina.
JudGe bailey. called un"n :" civ" =
nnal ruling on IN" alleged 'hr"a' ~
Albert Frlts acains' IA" GaJnn - r"nN
webb. Sustained IN" "hi""'.'a - ~"
state IN having q Z" 10 ~" jury
Captain W. q. Anderson. I H1ltwin
man who Escaped FROM ne hattie re-
called today. NA urasr questioning
FRAT 70 knsv that he .na fNr- other
operatives are ur'sr Indictment In con
nection with he frh'.
Tony webb told the iury that he Al.
ways considered g. +. Lively n crook"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
SOUTHSIDE
SOUTH SIDE MOTHERS
TO ORGANIZE CLUB

\ large uI;ni,,r Of mothers Of The
Suu;h SII. ATTENDED the meeting vcStCr-
'l.N II Rirrhir >rnunl at which tim
~ ms Wrr,. discussed Tor IN. urCHulzI-
ii"u # = M"il"rs club l'"uC. T. ".
Glossy. iriurii:L If TN S,h""i. presided
and told uf 'h,, "r..lf need If 4 inuth"r~
club IN thus community. - ihrt All could
understand fuliy the rrnhlrm> thuf enc
w IN ~rhnnl life lie fur'u"" stated that
4 few parents; ,.".rI'tn h" rather drli'"rl
~ me- rau,ii,u.. .r Their children n ,h.,r
the absence. n thr school Is far hry"nd
wat /, should I've.
:,d. tn, rl'ur" &C which at THIS
l:ru" can't l.. stated. * gong on IN tn
school and ~" PRINCIPAL asked tn" aid
az thu Parents ~ check - wh:rh they
hrarNty IgTrcd |" do. This - IA" tir>'
step IN IN" cn-nirrai.v" m"v'm"nt h.
tween teachers and I'r'n' ;rh! AMI the
m"th"r% Of c'.:ldr"H attending IN" Sn"""l
Another m'rting VIII b" held newt
Thursday 1t wnrh i'm" definite" II
ranS"mrn'S MI h." mad" r"Ghrd'nr tn"
m'ii'g~ r'uh \ r'oGram NIL D" G!v"n
whl'u VIII ;nclud" S;""rA"N by PRONE
l"h' l'i>"h -" ,""' 81 ''''tl ~
Nn,H h$"."r;ionS vii ais" Ia. r"nd"T"L
Aid Society EnteTtaineo- ,
NJ. N'!t ll!N"nHturh am MISS:
R"ulnng w"r" h"St"SE"$ q: IA" meeting
e n" Ladies .N:d Society Of To-" iiYi"
NJ T. church a the home IL Mrs l!lN'n-
iaugh. Eat Twenty mnir street. IA. I
,Nrnir. After ~" r"Gu!ar business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12
y Aid Society Entertained


,.n~f r"rN'N.t Nc l'"ulMrrh"0H n =
prul hciI ,h''r monthly meeting ~ '"''
,rr;., ::,'If'rr business wrS crn''
rhrnv!-n \ t,,.l'l'" MAS 1E"d w,.''h
o,.'rr II 'h, greater part "f tn" evening.
\ riulr uurhrpn w. S"r' ~ later wuivn
tuir."l ":f :, very Su"vrSatu! night of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-12

duCtlOn OF NeDultal leSu-
mony - Will Go to the
q Jury Next Week
Wil;an.>o,,. ". N... Mr. .;--ra' "e,
feusn n ,ue M.,',N.,u ..,'I.~ ::.N. ISL
l;S case i,ts ia., J;tycH',, after '.t' az
consumed some e. days ".. ''''''' y .'.-
NOR. thI: my witnesses - '''S':;E i
beh1t; " the ~,N rU''''H i'.@"'"'h'''N
charged WIKI rrlu; nur."";.I J" ',I
death "t Albert &, t"tiS ~ tn" Kun H. =
,aS; May. II" prosecution H""""n,'
lrAc ;hr ;.r,.'H N.s = .urpr'H' hJ-
p.lr,.d It, ur>t v.Al':.I Witness %" Ia
Stand h-C,r- y",.rt .iy"&ru"l
The mnsc sensational" "ar'."S." 9; ~.
ttv was documentary c'"i"Hrr I" ''
Hry. .,krn from papers c"uHt "T 80"
BODY OF rr.'s. VII" h:,l been d'r"'i *
eSlrt.uaS II i,.'u"-S 10y l;Itdv nj '';N &c
trctivvS ~ N.si"N,u Hr."r :" '"' ~ Z.
TIE "IiJvUr' ""S Int:.'.I''''' 'i..H a.
lntcUS" argument ~ "r'' No..
and which Il; ~" Tim" .'"';,' .' .'.
sunal nature hr.w"ru IUdgr i. VI. %''t,
dcr< Of Eiucti",I. f"r. - Si''i'. am - j.
ConiGT. dr'"n~" att"rn"E. ~ ;'F''''N'
The Rutaold Proposal
only r"rt.nH~ ii in" G',Gm"ntN w."
.cS,;nr thr ,;I,i'i"l 'n,a; a.; -! t''"'''
y thu ,.r:".;:vr HE";''I i"'' w.. liam.
"M-y 18th. i"-o. N""""Aa'Hn.
Make arrangements WA par. g
Nia:"w..r ,,.I employ LILA - u - %'':
If from ~ - lhr-, huu&r.'. '.'.."''N
rrr month. ! ,h.rN you 'aa 49,, i''
arr.,u.,i,!ru. :rr tNn @UHa;''. ""''II'
Wh:.icNrg Ur;~av"mv"; !H' '','.''
must h.. under cover. -E| h'N' q. -
undrrs; ord w;tN N.tti.''d Il ~" ":'HI
q l,a. wg,n D:m. tn'nN ). d S|'',"
su..:r,. some i'lr.,'~ Of hr'H:'.E '''''
! ,ou;rol"r~y pr ;n:SInGrr=:i"G."E ."
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
TO HOLD N0-PR0FIT
SALE OF FURNITURE

Beginning Wednesday and extend
ing over ten days. The John H..
Brand Furniture company,>of Fifth
and shipley streets. win inaugurate
one OF the largest vaiue-giving sales
in the oity's history. II is the in
tcntion OF the Brand Company to IL
quidate the entire stock OF the big
furniture store at cost prices and
they have designated the sale as a
''no-profit furniture sale" SO earn
est Is the firm to convince prospcc-
tive purchasers that their furniture
prices have hit rock bottom that at
fdavit has been taken before Magis-
trate Harry B. Stradley that every
thing that Is said by the company
during the sale In relation TO values
is true and that this is a no-pront
sale.
The intention Is 10 clear out the
whole stock and thus afford relief
for unemployment in furniture fac
tories in replenishing the stock. a
number OF statesmen will be taken OF
for hhe sale 20 care for the rush o.
customers expected.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
HEARTBURN AND
HEADACHES STOPPED
By INTERNAL BATHS"

Mrs. r. d. Bailey, 123 Channel St.,
Newark, o., writes Tyrrell's Hygienic
Institute Of New York as follows:
Il can truthfully say that the Cas-
cade has done me a wonderful lot Of
good. / had heartburn or sour stOm-
ach for is years and would take soda
in a little water to relieve the misery
for a short time. But since using the
Cascade have never been bothered that
way, and / can eat anything. have
also suffered so from sick headaches,
and have used the Cascade for them
and can cure one in one-half hour. /
have had very few headaches since
using the Cascade. The Cascade is a
grand thing in that it helps you to
The u. Il. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine its entire length and
keeps 1t always free Of poisonous
waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation,
Indigestion. Stomach Troubles Bill
iousness, Headaches and the many
serious troubles which they cause are
absolutely relieved and prevented bg
this Nature Treatment.
N. b. Danforth. Second and Mar
ket streets
will gladly explain to you the simple
operation Of the y. b. L. Cascade"
why II is so certain in its results, and
will give you free Of cost, an interest
ing little book containing the results
Of the experiences Of DR.. Chas. A.
Tyrrell Of New York, who was a spe-
cialist on Intestinal Complaints for
20 years in that city. Why not cut
this out as a reminder to get this
book as sec, as possible. Remember,
please, IL is free.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
INSPECT SCHOOL FOR
COLORED GIRLS

Mayor Harvey and City Council
men James b. McManus. John Hop
kins and J. Paul Green, chief proba-
tion officer OF the Juvenile Court, at
tended the demonstration at the In
dusNial School for Colored Girls,
along the Boxwood road between
Newport and Marshallton on Satur-
day afternoon. The demonstration
had been arranged by the board OF
managers OF the home. George A
Rhoads, chairman and treasurer OF
the board OF trustees.
The home at present shelters four
teen girls in a fourteen-room dwell
ing. Miss Irene c. West Is superin-
tendent OF the home.
II was explained to the visitor:
that while the State contributes sc
cents daily toward the maintenance
OF the girls. it will require $500 e
maintain the institution the cominl
year and OF this amount $500 hai
been pledged.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
SUNDAY CLOSING In
WASHINGTON URGED
Special TO The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
WASHINGTON. D. C.. oct al
Senator L. Heisler Ball, Of Della
ware. who is chairman OF the Sem
ate Committee supervising the Dis
trict Of Columbia, has been asked
by Senator Myers. Of Montana. TO
support a bill which would make
Washington completely closed
town on Sunday. The bill provides
that all moving picture shows and
all establishments for the entertain
ment OF the pubic except hotels and
eating houses be closed on the first
day OF the week.
IT is planned by the Montana
statesman TO make-the Capital OF the
Nation take first place among the
cities OF the earth as respector OF
the Lords Day. Senator Ball has
so far made no comment on the bill
Of his colleague from Montana
Senator Myers will have a confer.
ence with his colleague from Della
ware in the near future when the
bill will be discussed between then
/ in detail.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
HALLOWEEN PRANK
DISTURBS PREACHERS

Small boys bent on ushering Hal
lowe'en disrupted today's meeting Of
the NJ. r. Preachers Association by
hammering on the door OF the Grace
church house. The boys wore Hal
lowe'en masks and after rapping on
the door they ran.
The noise the youngsters made
caused the Rev. 2. W. Wells. who
was attending the sessions. TO run to
the door. but the boys had gone.
Today's meeting OF the association
was featured by an address by the
Rev. c. w. Prettyman, of Carlisle,
Pa, a former pastor OF this city.
Others who spoke were the Rev. ].
II Wiley and the Rev. DR.. ]. w. r.
Sumwalt. who referred to the dedi-
cation OF the s21.00 community
building at Cecilon, Nd, yesterday.
The Rev. w. W. Banks, OF Will
Transport. Pa. win address the local
association next Monday.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
BEWARE! FOLK,
IT'S HALLOWEEN
Spirits That Prowl May Get
You If You're Not
Careful
NO BAN ONITHE
MERRYMAKER

It's All Hallows' Eve tonight. AN
the Gobinsll git you II you don't
watch out" II is well to be cautious.
for no one knows what horrible
form the Goblins will assume.
There will be spirits about to-
night-spirits OF spooks, OF witches
and elves. and in some cellars are
spirits OF the good old substantial
kind. while in others alchemists witn
mash and still have been trying TO
conjure up a few spirits OF their
own.
Merrymakers will pass through
the streets tonight. fantastically
garbed. on their way to festival and
masked parties. Strange rites are
prescribed for the finding OF ones
lover. and proving his or her con-
stancy.
One good way TO discover whether
a love is true, or only pretends tc
be. is this. Into a fresh new can
die stick two needles. one pointing
east and west and the other point
ing north and south. They should
be stuck midway between the ends
OF the candle. Then. with bated
breath, light the taper and watch II
burn. II II passes the needles and
they fall down the sides of the stick
all is well-the lover is true. But 81
the candle goes out, bewarel
Strange, perhaps. but true; mos
OF the stunts peculiar to this nigh
relate to the finding OF lovers.
This one never fails: Pare
great red apple. forming a Ions
wiggly strip OF peeling like rib
F bon. Twirl Il over the head three
times and then throw II. coun
/ three, and then go look at the ini
/ tial IL forms. They will inevitably
so the story goes, make the initial
Of the right" man or the right
girl.
with the revealing OF such secret
as these, and hobnobbing with al
sorts Of spirits and pixies, the ev
of all Saints will be filled TO tn
brim with thrills that can't be equal
ed any other night in the Who'll
365.
Everyone should look sharp, 70
on the eve OF All Saints Day mos
anything is likely to happen. Whe
all the frolicking, parading and teas
ing OF friends and neighbors is don'
one thing more remains peculiar
the day.
II the shoes are placed under
meath the bed so that they form
"T''. their owner is sure 70 drear
Of his or her true love. The "tru
love" will come in a dream. an
whether he or she is already know
to the dreamer. he viii be recogni7
ed. and within a short time will b
met face to face on the street
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

tons have nothing 10 do with the
case at hand; others have. The in
nocent man will respond 10 all
questions In approximately the
same interval. Of time. The guilty
man will invariably hesitate at crime
questions.
The kimeograph, through a rub
Der tube fastened around the mans
chest. registers breathing. When a
man lies he breathes differently. The
device catches this In % new course
OF zig-zag lines on the register.
The sphygmomanometer registers
blood pressure. II this increases
when the suspect Is asked question:
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

The machine. pictured above.
forces confessions from criminals.
says the current issue OF Popular
Science Monthly.
II is the invention OF w NJ. Mars
ton. OF Boston. and records tho heart
and lung action OF suspected Grim
inais as they are cross-examined.
There are three separate parts TO
this machine-the chronoscope. the
kimeograph and the phygmomano-
meter.
The chronoscope. through a
mouthpiece in front OF the suspect
registers the time that elapses be-
tween suspects answer. Some ques-
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Defer STATE
LABOR Meeting
Will be Held in Dover in
1922 Instead of This
Year
ARMISTICE DAY
POLICY FAVORED

At a meeting OF the executive
committee OF the Delaware state
Federation OF Labor held yester-
day afternoon in the Labor Temple.
Il was decided-to extend the time
for holding the annual convention
OF the State body until December OF
next year. This action was taken
after reports were given OF the two
lower counties. Il being deemed un-
necessary TO hold a convention this
year because there was no special
need for a session.
At the last convention. held In this
city In 1920. Dover was selected as
the convention town and unless
other plans intervene. the meeting
next year will be held at the State
capital.
The State committee yesterday
went on record as being In favor Of
the disarmament policy OF the
American Federation OF Labor and
called upon all afillated bodies 20
aid In the various civic demonstra-
tions on Armistice Day In co-opera-
tion with the churches and various
interested organizations.
The plans for the mass meeting
20 be held in Madison Square Gar.
den on Armistice Day. az which
President Gompers. OF the A. +. ol
L.. will be ono OF the principal speak.
ers. were heartily received. Tickets
for the celebration will be dlstrib'
uted this week and may be obtained
by addressing the committee at Th'
World Building. New York. Thi
meeting is receiving the support O.
all the religious and civic bodies o
New York city. Rabbi Wise beinl
one Of the speakers. and will be fea
tured by selections from some OF tn
city's best singers.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
BOYS SMASH RorrLEs.

Housewives In Washington street
between Twenty-eighth and Thir-
teth streets, saved scores OF automo-
bilists from having cut tires yester-
after boys had -thrown glass milk
bottles into the highway. The boys
obtained the bottles from the front
porches OF the houses last Saturday
night and in every instance smash
ed them.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
lNGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A noted authority says that few
drops OF "Outgrow" upon the skin
surrounding the ingrowing nail re-
duces Inflammation and pain and so
toughens the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toe nail. that II can
not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
turns naturally outward almost over
night.
"Outgro" Is a harmless. antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from the drur
store a tiny bottle containing direc-
tions.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
MANY CHESTNUT vENpERs

Wilmingtonians are feasting upon
roasted chestnuts. judging by the
large numbers Of nut venders now
located on Market street. At one
time on Saturday there were twelve
vendors roasting and selling nuts be-
tween Fourth and Tenth streets.
Vendors Of the nuts are immune
from the city tax. according 10
Homer c. Simmons. clerk OF Council
who said the city ordinances does
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
FATHER KILLS CHILD,
WIFE, SELF LINGER

ELIZABETH. N. J.. oct. 81
Omitted Press)-Martin Smith shot
his wife, his five-year-old child and
then killed himself in the Smith
home near here today, according 70
a police report.
The child-shot through the head
died instantly. Smith fingered
until he was taken to a hospital, but
died before making a statement.
The wife is in a serious condition in
the same hospital
Police have been unable TO ascribe
any motive for the killings.
Smith, a teacher in the West New
York schools. made no statement
which might explain his action be-
Gore his death.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
AGAIN THREATEN
HERRICK, AMBASSADOR

PARIS, oct 81 Omitted Press).-
Ambassador Herrick. who narrow
iy escaped injury by a bomb a few
days ago, was threatened with
death again today.
The American diplomat received
two letters. declaring his life would
be taken. One was signed "Black-
hand" and bore the imprint OF
hand in ink.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Papes Cold COmpOund" Breaks any Cold in Few tiours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed
upl Quit blowing and snufiingi A
dose Of "Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks any
cold right up.
The first dose opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages OF head;
stops nose running; relieves head
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
THIS THE NIGHT
FOR BISHOPS PARTY

Boys and girls associated with ST.
Johns r. r. Church Sunday school
viii be entertained at a Halloween
party in the church parish house to-
night by Bishop Cook. The children
were informed some time ago by
Bishop Cook that he would treat
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

them to an old-fashioned Hallowe'er
party. and as a result the children
will be royalty entertained tonight
Victor Handy is chairman OF this
Committee OF arrangements. and =
program including games. bobbina
Tor apples and other sports appro-
pirate to the occasion have been ar
ranged.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Boys, Beware!

Superintendent OF Police Black
today issued orders to the street
patrolmen TO arrest all persons
who threw boxes or other mate
rial In the streets or who over
turn steps or otherwise commit
a nuisance in celebrating Hal
lowe'en tonight. These orders
were issued after complaint had
been made OF depredations by
small boys on Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

ache. dullness. feverishness. sneez-
ing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug
stores. Il acts without assistance.
Tastes nice. Contains no quinine. In
sist upon Pape's
Evening journal., 1921-10-31
Armistice Day
to Be Holiday

WASHINGTON. oct. al
Omitted Pross) The House to-
day adopted a resolution declar-
ing November IL OF this year a
legal and public holiday in
honor OF the unknown" SOL
dier in Arlington cemetery and
OF the Armistice anniversary.
Evening journal., 1921-10-31

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