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Evening journal., 1921-01-21
HIGH COURT RESERVES DECISION.
Special TO The Evening Journal.

special TO Ine Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Jan 2i-In the Su-
preme Court here yesterday argument
was finished in the case Of Joseph ID.
Chalfant VS.. David ]. Reinhardt, at
torney general OF the State Of Della
ware, being an appeal from the chan
cellor in which the statement OF facts
as shown by Robert g. Harman. at
torney for Chalfant, alleged that an
error was committed in permitting
the case 10 proceed in the name OF
the attorney general, when il should
have been brought in the name OF an
individual, claiming il to have been
a suit Of a private character rather
than OF a public character.
The property in question was
known as Ashley Place" the cOnten-
tion being over the closing OF a part
OF the estate. claimed TO be private
property, while the opposing claim is
that it should have been and is a
public thoroughfare. Decision was
reserved
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
ENTERTAIN FOR CHILD WELFARE,

~0ccIaI 70 INe Evening JuuTUdT.
DOVER. Del. Jan. 2i.-The musical
comedy, My Springtime Girl" was
given by local talent in the opera
house last night under auspices Of
Dover Century Club. The proceeds
will go to child welfare work in
Dover.
The participants Included many OF
Doyer's best musical talent and anna
teur actors.
The musical numbers by Mrs
Prank Hall Davis. a pupil OF David
Bispham were well rendered.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
ARREST UNIFORMED MEN
AFTER DUBLIN SLA YZzVC

iher by reports Of conflicts in the
outlying country.
The most serious NJ these engaee-
ments occurred near Glenwood. county
Clare. when six members of patrol
were killed. two taken prisoners and
the lOrry burned. The police were
said 10 have fought back vigorously,
hut n they caused losses to the at
tackers, it was not known.
Sim Feiners avenged themselves
against Tobias Sullivan, police in
spector. who stood on an attack by
300 men last May. Sullivan was killed
yesterday as he stepped from the
doors Of the LisiOwcll Barracks
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
INA HURRY. HE'S FINED.

Pleading QuHIy % drlVlng past a
"sbop" signal, given by Traffic Ofilcer
Burchinal. while a number OF pedes-
trians were crossing, at Sixth and
Market streets, yesterday, Henry
Evans was fined 50 and costs by
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court
this morning
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
HUNGRY SHOUT
THREATS, MARCH;
NO VIOLENCE
Labor Organizations Giue Vienna Three
Days in Which TO Reduce Price Of Ne
ceSsitieS-Food Profteers Flee Country.
Police Force Remains LoydEGorern-
ment Wants Help From Entente

city OF contrasts. While thousands OF
starving persons paraded the streets
with their gruesOme tallsman, hun
drcds were wining and dining in some
hing like the old splendor. Those
with money spent Il recklessly and
smart dining places were flled with
men careless OF their kronen. accom-
aanied by handsomely goVned and
ieWeled women.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
VISITOR SEES COUNCIL WORK.

F.E. Davidson. OF Washington, Pa,
who is visiting Wilmington after an
absence OF &c years. was an inter-
ested spectator at the meeting OF City
Council last night. and the only per-
son present with the exception OF the
Council o~ and reporters. Follow
ing the meeting Mr.. Davidson said that
Il looked very much as though VIII
minglOnians trusted their COuncilmen
as after electing them they did nOi
think Il necessary 10 attend the ses-
sions OF Council to see what was
being done.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21

An analysis OF the vote as Far as
received, shows peculiarities. For
example, districts already possessing
fair or good schools voted strongly
Continued on page t2l
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
SIN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FOUND.

+ OsT-RFWARD NO QUESTIONS
II asked for return Of Harley bicycle
faken from Tenth and Washington SITS.
WIN. l.. Missimer, 1lO2 W. Seventh 81.
ian2i-it.
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TODAYS TEMHERATURE

Al The Evening Journal Ontre.
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1000 A. M....39 100 p. Mol
Evening journal., 1921-01-21

A cheap, healthful rood. Clio, 81
paizy SAfa lIilk phAa@ AhAa--rA>s.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21

Eversharp Pencils Waierman.s pens,
Engraving free. Brofsky's, s2o Market
sireeL-Ady.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21

Clover Dairy Safe MIX makes robust
children. Phone i540.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-21
THE WEATHER

Cloudy with probably light rain
tonight and Saturday: warmer to-
night. Moderate south and south
west winds.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Sporting Notes

Fort Worth. Texas-Alvin "Bo" Nc
Millin. football star. will succeed
Charles s. Moran, national league
umpire. as coach of the Centre Col
lege eleven in 1922, 1t was learned to-
day. McMillin will play with Centre
again this season. Moran will coach
again this year and, it is said, will ac-
cept an eastern college offer next
season.
Boston-Edwin Eayers.e.pitcher and
outfelder. has been sent by the Bos-
ais by the waiver route. He has been
with tho Braves two seasons.
St Paul-Jack Burke. local profes-
sioral. won the state open golf cham
pionship for the third successive time
yesterday. defeating Chick Fraser. al
so local professional. two strokes in
eighteen holes. medal play.
Sioux City-Jack DAILY. Western
league umpire. suffered the fracture of
two bones in his right foot last Sat
thru the shortstop's position in a game
between Sioux City and Des Moines.
He learned this today when he submit
ted to an N-ray examination after
arhitraung in games since Saturday.
New York-Joseph Ford. Is. won the
public links championship Of Greater
New York yesterday, defeating Walter
Purcell, title holder. 2 and ..
Montrcal-Cecil Lcitch. British wom-
an golf champion. and Aicra Stirling
Of Atlanta, Ga. holder Of the Ameri-
can and Canadian woman titles. will
meet in the Canadian championship
tournament opening at Ottawa Sep
tember 10.
Phoenix. Ariz Johnny Weber or Los
Angeles. and Eddie Mccarthy Of st.
Louis. liEhtveiEhtE, have heen matched
for ton-round boxing bout here La
Dor DAY. Sentonhor 5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
ENGLISHMAN DEFAULTS
NJ A r G. II TO VA n X H. r.

New York, Sept IA spirit Of
sportsranrhir was displayed today hy
John Gilbert Of tho British Davis
cup tennis team when. with ono point
needed for a victory he defaulted his
match In the Metropolitan champion
shin tournament to r. G. anderson Of
Brooklyn. C'ilhort iE scheduled to sail
for England Saturday and would have
been unable to compete in the semi
final round.
Frank 7. Anderson, vho had ad-
vauced To the Hcni-final round viii he
his brothers opponent. while willig y
Davis and Robert Sinsey Of San Fran
cisco viii meet in tho other half DAVE
defeated Atherton Richards. New York
is. So. ga. and iSinHev outplaved s
Howard No-heil. Brooklyn. 81 rs. s-7.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
SEVEN MEX|CANS HELD
FOR REVOLUTION PLOT

Laredo. Texas, Sept IA. II. DOM
inguez. and six others were arrested
in Nuovo Laredo. opposite Laredo last
night charged with having crossed
from the American side in a plot to
capture the Nuevo Laredo customs
buildings and to proclaim new gov
crnmont. according to announcement
In tho Mexican town today.
Upon searching Domingues. 1t was
eaid, officers found two copies OF a
manifesto while other documentary
evidence OF tho alleged plot was said
tn have been discovered on the other
prisoners.
The men arrested were started for
Mexico City today under heavy guard
for further investigation. tt was said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
TROOPS WILL GUARD
RUBY PERWANENTLl

SoEales. Ariz,. Sept. i-rermanert
protection for RUBY Arizona. and
vicinity by dotachmcnts Of United
states soldiers was ordered in ieie-
Eram received at Camp Stephen n
Little here tonight from tho war DE-
rartmsut In Washington
Postmaster and Mrs Frank 7 pear-
son were killed AZ RUBY last Fridav
and two Frazier brothers. ono or thcm
tho postmaster At RUBY. were killed
there year and half ago All M
the killings we're declared 20 have been
done hy Mexican bandits
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
FINGER PRINT CLUES
TO BE USED IN TRIAL

romhstore. Arizona. Sept, Finger
print evidence will be introduced by
the prosecution In tho trial Of Manuel
Garcia and Jose Perez charged with
murder for tho death Of Jess Fisher.
foreman on tho John Slaughter ranch
on the Mexican border sixteen miles
cast Of Douglas. Arizona. The trial
started today.
Fisher was killed on the night of
May last. while resisting raid on
tho storehouse at the ranch Seven
In tho raid.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Big Ball Day For Elks

Sunday will be great day in the
Elks league. Tho Pueblo Elks will
play tho Elk nine from Canon City
at $3.50 o'cock on the state fair
grounds.
At the same time, the Cripple Creek
nine will meet tho Victor team. Thee.
two games are tho last Of tho league
schedule and should Pueblo defeat
Canon City and Cripple Greek beat
Victor. all Of the teams in tho league
will be tied for first place. Every In
dication points to this grand windup
which ia rather an unusual happen
frr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
ARIZONA TO AID IN
FIGHT FOR LOW RATES

Phoenix. Ariz., Sept I'D. p John
son, chairman OF tho state corporation
commission today eaid that altho the
commission had not yet been officially
Informed Of the proposal Of Governor
oliver Shoup OF Colorado Tor a concert
ed, action on tho part OF western
states to declare reduction in freight
rates tho Arizona commission would
lend its fullest aid TO such course
Mr.. johnson said that tho only in
formation on tho subject here 50 far
was that contained in press dispatches.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
FROM THE ATHLETIC WORLD
JAPS MEET YANKS
| IN DAVIS NET TRIALS

New York. Sept Japan and the
United States will meet in the chal-
lenge round of the Davis cup tennis
play on the courts of the West Side
club Forest Hills tomorrow, completing
a series of matches with Japan that
began last June.
OF the twelve challenging nations,
the japanese team is the sole surviv-
ors and in facing the American cup
defenders in five matches will attempt
to wrest the international trophy from
the same players who brought the cup
back from Australia last winter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

Readville, Mass, Sept. 1.-Siealler,
3-year-old colt owned by p. t Bed
ford of New York and driven by Tom
Murphy. won the Boston Globe purse
of So 600 at the closing program or
the grand circuit races in straight
heats today Brage. owned by Richard
Delafield, also of New York and
with Lyman Brusie up, accounted for
the big end of the purse in the 2:lO
trot The other events went to New
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

Tonight Pentor's Union avenue stars
VIII engage In battle with the Polar
Ice Cream company bowlcrs.
Rrommer made the first triple on
the opening day and thereby ate a
free dinner. thanks to Lee.
kleins Smoke House entered a
team in the bowling league yesterday.
All bowlers wishing TO bowl on teams
in the league should leave their names
with Lee at the d. & NJ. alleys.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
MURPHY RELEASED

Denver, Sept. 1.-Bukz Murphy, s'7-
center fielder of the Denver Midvr f.
league club. has been handed his ur
conditional release. George Tcbo4u.
owner Of the club, announced tod .
Murphys inability to travel With u..
team was given as the cause. He form.
erly played with the Washington AMI
BOSTON American IeaEme teams
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

Batterios-Toncy. Sailec, Ryan and
Snyder; Grimes and Miller.
Sumnary-Two-bssc hits; Frisch
Wheat Three base hits. kilduff
stolen base: Frisch. Sacrifice hitg.
Grimes Double plays: Frsch to
Rawlings to Kelly. Triple play.
Johnston to Olson. Bases on balls; on
Toncy. 1; Grimes. /: Sallec. /. Innings
pitched: Toncv. I: sallee, 2: Ryan. /.
Struck out: BY Toney. /; Grimes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
BEDFORD COLT Wins PURSE
AT GRAND CIRCUIT RACE MEET

England horses. LEGAL ]. winning the
2:l5 trot. while the Boston PAGER
oregon Hal and Toney Mack fought l
out in the 2:14 pace.
handicap race for members of
the Metropolitan Driving club of Boz
ton, resulted in a victory for Mack 8
owned and driven by A. j., F'urbush
The horses will be shipped tomor-
row TO Hartford, Conn. for next
weeks meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
GIBBONS SIGNED

St Paul. MINI, Sept. Mike Cir.
hons, middleweiEht boxer. has signed
tn box three matches In ST. Paul f-.
first an omen air iEht September
against Young Fisher, Syracuse. y. s..
who holds 2 newspaper decision over
Johnny Wilson and Bryan boVDr-.
The other two matches will be held %
the SprinE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

Hrv y pTk NNN HNN AHN- - y
Ratteries-Johnson and Ptcinnich
Harper and Devormer.
Summary 49, Two-baEe hit; Ruth.
stolen bases. Neusei. pipr. Devormor.
Sacrifice hit: Harris Double plays
Eharts to Harris IN Judge. Deft on
bases; Washington. =: New York. Z
Bases on balls. Off Harper. +; John
son. . Struck out. BY Harper. q;
johnson, Z.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
TURK GOVERNMENT IS
WITHDRAWING TO EAST

London. England. Cept. 1.-Adviccs
from Constantinoplc dated Wednesday
say that the hngora government Is
Withdrawing TO tho cast as result OF
the fighting between the Greeks and
Turks on the Turkish left flank.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
BOB MCDONALD WINS

Chicago. Ill, Sept. 1.-Charles Evans,
Jr.. national amateur golf champion
and Bob Mcdonald. Metropolitan
open champion defeated Abe Mitchell
and George Duncan, British profes-
sionals four and three. in a 36-hole
hole match today The bye holes were
played to demonstrate the winner OF a
medal score prize, Mcdonald capturing
first place with 7i-Ti-142 against par
pf
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
CT ror1s g CHICAGO. q

Chicago. III. Sept 1.-St louis
huuched lta hits behind loose playing
r., Chicago and shut out the locals
The fielding Of Ellerhe' jacobson and
yyilIiau- was a feature Score:
&, louis 200 o7o 40 II !
Chicago 400 600 600 IN ?
Rs,tsries-van Glider and severeid /;
Hodge and Schslk.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
WINS GOLF TITLE

Chicago. SEPT. l-Niss Catherine
Bryant Of Westward Ho,' won fHr
womens junior western championTh p
title today by defeating Miss JcsephH r
Morse OF South Shore Country club m
the FINAL round a. the Skokie links 3
and s Miss Morse did not win a slng.0
hole.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
new YORK WINS
2: INDIANS LOSE
Philadelphia Defeats Boston
Detroit Beat Cleve-
land
AMERICAN

Detroit. Mich. Sept detroit hit
ooportunely and defeated Cleveland in
twelve innings. Covele<1lIe and Old
ham were hit freely early in the game
causing their retirement Score;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
HERMAN TO FIGHT

New York. Sept. Pete Herman OF
New Orleans, worlds hantamweight
champion and Roy Moore Of
st. Paul, will meet in a ls-round bout
at Madison Square Garden September
e, Tex Richard announced tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
PHILADELPHIA. I. BOSTON. :

Rorfon, Nas7-. Senf- I-"PhiIa6eT-
mia defeated Boston. Rou1r,oll hav-
inr slightly the better of Jones with
splendid support; Score:
Philadelphia oo7 oot oto- q
Boston .....sonN goo onN- ]
Bstteriea-Rormell and Perkins.
Jones and walters.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
SHRIVER'S COLTS WIN OPENER
ON DIXON and MILLER ALLEYS

Shriver's Colts won the opening
match of the season last night on the
Dixon and Miller alleys, winning the
last two games easily. The first game
was won by Brommer with a 2ei score
Old reliable Dave put UP go for
high score the first day which gives
him a good hold on the two pound box
Of candy offered by Wards Book store.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

ZsatteI Tor oiOhdrh IN stn
zzRan for Bassler In sth.
Inflated for Middleton IN sth.
Cleveland .eJ3 200 900 ool-s II
Detroit ...........o oo3 olo o1o oo2-7 Il
Batteries-Coveleskie Caldwell and
O'Neill: Oldham. Middleton. Parks and
RaSSler. woodall-
Summary Two-base hits: Ncach
Jameson 2. Three-base hits: Jameson,
Speaker. Stolen bases: Cobb, Wambs-
Eanss. Jones. Sacrifice hits: Gardner.
Blue, O'S@ll, Sargent, Neach. Cald-
we'll, Parks. Double plays: FlaGstead
to Blue; FIagstead to Sargent to Blue,
Bases on balls; Off CoveieSiSic. i. Mid
dleton, 1: Caldwell, s: Parks, 5. In
ninCs pitched: Covcleskie, !; Caldwell.
S 20: Oldham, (; Middleton. 4. Parks. 4.
Hit by pitcher: BY Oldham. 1: Parks, I.
Struck out: BY Coveieskie. .; Caldwell.
/; Middleton. l. Wild pitches: Oldham,
Caldwell.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
RRooKLYN s: NEW YORK.

Brooklyn. \. 7, Sept. l.-Brooklyp
defeated New York and prevented the
Giants from taking advantage OF
Pittsburg's double defeat Three OF the
six hits made off Grimes came IN the
fifth inning. when the Superoas re-
tired the side on a triple play, Johu-
ston to Olson
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Milwaukee. 2. Toledo. io.'
A, Kansas CITY Columbus rain
At 81 Paul 8 Indianapolis. !.
Al MINNEAPOLIS. (. louisville. s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
CLUB STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Gnmes To-day.

Gnmes Today.
St Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
NEW YORK. .; wAsHrNGroN. 8

NEW YORK, &; WASHINGTON, 8
New York. Sept 1.-The New York
Americans reEained the lead in the
American league by defeating wash
ington twice. Warrington now has
lost seven'straiEht games. In the first
game Shawkey was effective in near
" every inning whlle New York
punched hits on MoEridEe. Meuscl hit
his seventeenth home run with Ruth
on base. In the second contest Harper
started his first game since May
when his left hand was split by n
pitched ball. and performed brilliant
". New York won from johnson in
the fourth inning. hitting five success
sive singles before a man was out.
Score. first game:
Washington .O1n 600 n7o- ] I
New York O.. 2o2 0o2 COX 1
MorridEe and Charity:
Ehawkev and Hoffman,.
Crrord raues
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

A. Little Rock 7-2 Rirr1inr rhsr1. 80
A. Nashv'ile..i Memphis 6
At Mobile. s. Chattanooga. 10
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Zack Wheat

It's joke TO claim that tho bail
IN use this seBson in the major
leagues is no more lively than in
the past, says Zsck Wheat, Bro pk-
lyn left fielder, "Outfelders this
year are lying back thirty to forty
feet further than they did" con-
tends Zack.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
OPERA STAR NEAR
DEATH AT SPRINGS

Colorado Springs. COLO. sept L
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson. former
opera singer and noted thru her tour
of Europe with Caruso, is In an uu-
changed condition at lo~at eauitar-
um. Her condition is ssid to he rritl-
cal.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Gamea Today.
Boston at Philadelphia
New York at Brooklyn
St Louis at PittsburG.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

Summary: Two base hits, Carey.
three base hits. Smith 2: sacrifice hits.
Stock. Clemons: bases on balls, off
Sherdel 2. Morrison /. Bigbee /; in
struck out. BY sherdel ?, Morrison 2.
wild pitch, Morrison.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
SAVAGE WILL REFEREE

New York. Sept. Jim Savage OF
Jersey City. was selected TO-DAY to
referee the worlds mlddleweiCht
hampionship bout labor day between
Johnny Wilson Of Boston and BRYAN
Downey of Cleveland
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
BOSTON. o: PHILADELPHIA ,

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept Lee
Meadows hianked Boston tho defeat
putting the Braves out of third place.
Until his removal in the se-snth in
ming for a pinch hitter. Watson held
tho phillies 10 four hits Morgan. who
succeeded him did not allow h';
Score. RHE.
Boston ,............n nm 0o0 hnA-0 = o
Philadelphia oi0 n0o no.-i
Batteries Watson. Morgan and
O'Seil Meadows and Herline.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
ST. LOUIS TAKES
z FROM PIRATES
Brooklyn Wallops New York; ;
Philadelphia Beats
Boston
NATIONAL
NATIONAL

Pittsburs, Pa. ept. 1-St. Louis won
a double header from Pittsburg. Per-
tica kept the hits of the locals scat
tered in the first game while Sherdel
was invin,ible in the second. Carey
nit home run in the ninth inning of
the first game. Traynor, recruit
from Birmingham. batted for Brottem
in the sixth inning of the first game
and brought in two runs with a single.
Score:
First Game:
St. Louis ....... 800 oo1 03l-lo IA 4
Pittsburg ........ COO O02 0l1-i 2
Batteries: Pertica and Ainsworth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
Dempsey duckng right limited delivered
looked like stepped

Worlds Champ Jack Vauclain Of Phia
dpha Baldwin
exhibition bout Chester,
the decision Vaucan the
round the thirty
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
CLEVELAND
DETROIT

1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
xxRatted for Coveleskie in &th-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
NEW YORK

x-Batted for Torey In 5th.
xx-Batted for Salles in sth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02

Batteries: Pertica and Ainsworth.
Hamilton. Zinn and Brottem, Wilson.
ST. LOUIS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-02
P1TTSBURG
VIZ ha.a hits CaYey.

Batteries: Sherdel and Clemons'
: Morrison. l.. Bigbce and Brottem. VIII
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Albany Drunks Decrease,
Anti-Saloon League Says
Signs Point to Drier City
Despite Police Indifference,
Statement Declares

Prohibition has improved conditions
in Albany, according to statistics made
public yesterday by the Anti-Saloon
League Of New York, despite the pur-
ported unwi1lingness Of the police Of
the capital city in enforcing the dry
law. The statement follows, In part:
"Whi1e the total number Of arrests
for ali causes was 4,121 in 1918, 1t
dropped to 1882 in 1919 and to 3,216
in 1920 under prohibition. There were
1,037 arrests for intoxication two years
ago and only 479 last year. If any
should contend that this might be due
to lessened interest in drunks on the
part Of the Police Department, the
same cannot be said about decrease Of
so per cent in arrests for vagrancy, a
decrease in arrests for petty larceny,
lounging, disorderly conduct, breach OF
peace and assault in the first, second
and third degrees. The arrests Of dis
orderly persons have decreased almost
30 per cent in one year.
"The report of the Albany Depart
ment Of Charities for 1920 furnishes
the following facts. In the last year
only 215 names were added to the list
Of families needing temporary relief,
as compared to $50 the previous year.
Last year 694 families were assisted,
against 812 the previous year. The
number of names appearing on the rec
ords for the new year, 1921. is the low
New-York tribune., 1921-01-31
Ston, Missing Film
Man, Reported TO
Be in Los Angeles
Telegram Received Here
Traces President of Il. s.
Photoplay Corporation,
Absent Since Dec. Ia

Captain Frederick r. Stoll, president
Of the United States photoplay Cor
poration, who has been missing from
New York since December IA, was
traced to Los Angeles, Calf, yester-
day by means Of tslegrsplic communi-
cations. g.
According to information obtained
by The Tribune, Captain Stoll left Hot
Springs, Ark, January II, giving In
structions apparently to man named
il. M. Matthews to advise the photoplay
corporal tion's Office in New York Of his
wherea bouts.
Dispatches received last night said
that mar named j. M. Matthews had
filed message yesterday at the Ar
lington Hotel, at Hot Springs, ad-
dressed to DR.. George L. Carder, who
is vice-president of the United States
photoplay Corporation, saying that
Captain Stoll is now at Los Angeles
and can. be reached in the care Of
Mackenzie 4 Co., Citizens Bank Buifd-
ing; that Captain Stoll was in Hot
Springs about three weeks and left
there January Fl.
Since December rs, according to off,
cials Of the United States Photoplay
Corporation, no word has been re-
ceived from Captain Stoll. Several
efforts were made by the company to
trace him to Chicago, Los Angeles and
back to Chicago, but these efforts were
without avail.
Yesterday DR.. Carder, who ia in
charge as vice-presi ient while Captain
Stoll is away, was asked If he had
heard from Captain Stoll and declined
either to admit or deny that he had.
Asked what was done at meeting of
Saturday afternoon for the purpose OF
taking some action regarding the dis
appearance Of the president, he per
sisted in taking the stand that was
announced after the meeting that moth
ing would be given out officially until
this afternoon.
"At that time," said DR.. .Cardcr, 1--WE
will give to all Of the newspapers our