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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15

The John Clark Sims Memorial
Scholarships were created M a me
mortal to the late John Clark Sims.
former secretary OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad CO.. who WINS for many years
n trustee Of the University OF Penn
sylvania. Two yearly scholarships
we're established In the University of
Pennsylvania exempting the holders
from tuition fees. One OF them In avail
able to persons nominated by the
trustees Of the university. the other Ia
open to competition among the son~
of living or deceased Pennsylvania
.ailroad employs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15

slaw stezalkoski from stanislaw Lat
winski. $4,000.
Taylor street. af2: Charles n. Hur-
lock from Luigi Palumbo 1000.
Delaware avenue, 1901; Alfred
Victor Hughes from Christopher Il
Ward, 1900
Cherry leland Marsh. 2 losy: samla
II. naynsrd. Jr.. from Agnes Y. Dow.
new Exec yl1b0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15

Eighth street. 40s West. Oblates Of
St Francis dc Sales, Inc. from Mary
Ann Vance. s1f.250.
Twenty-scyenth street. 700 West;
AdoIph l.. Koester from George w.
Duownheiler. $1,000.
Head street. Sol. Tony Horwanko
from Morris Shlein, s4.5o0
Seventh street. 72S Fart; Emil
Garlewgki from Michael Congo, 81. 400
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-15
Burroughs a White Man.

Fennimore Burroughs. one of the
men Luther Johnson, colored. is al
legged to have shot at Twelfth and
Walnut streets a few nights ago. Is
a white man, the report that he is
colored being incorrect. He was hit
by stray shot while he was yon the
street nearby.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
CHAUTAUQUA HAS
fine PROGRAM
Alton Packard ON Program For To
Nights Entertainment.

The Redpath Chautauqun opened ir
Hickman saturday afternoon and will
close tonight with concert by Gro,-
becker's Swiss NodlerS and Musical ami
Cartoon Revue by Alton Packard
Notable among the numbers on tho
program have been the lecture hv Har.
~ T.. F0gleman. the concert hy Dun
bars White Hu>sars and fhe comedy.
Nothing But The Truth"
The program this year has been One
0f the best which the Rcdputh has
brought 20 this city. II has been "a
varied program carrying with 90 enter
tainment for every one. Many Of the
numbers have I'm themselves been we'll
worth the price of the season ticket.
One Of the most celebrated numbers
on the program will De- the one tonight
An the cartoon revue by Alton Packard
n j. said that he j. the highest priced
single chautauqua performer ou the
platform today. An additional feature
will be sketches of ten or twelve prom
inent men of the city made hy Mr
Packard while here. which will be- dis
played I'm a prominent place.
The chauatauqua this year has hard
" made the guarantee. a slight deficit
having been made up by the giiarautorS.
The superintendent. George GusS. and
Miss Katherine Ralstou. in charge 81
the children'S hour each morning. are
excellent people and have become very
popular with the local people during
their short stay with Us.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
HICKMAN BEATS
FULTON 3'TO 0
Nemlff Hurls First shut Out for Locals
Allowing Four Hits.

The locals went over to Fulton
Tuesday FOR a single game and return
with a three 20 nothing verdict over the
Fulton lads.
Nemitz. for Ihckman. southpawed
his way 10 a decision by the shut out
route when he let our neighbOring
Fulton Countians down With four wide
" scattered binGles some Of them Of
the scratchy variety. The locul port
slider had his curves and fast one
breaking right and thirteen ~ the op-
posing team took three swings and
went 10 the water bucket. Only once
was Nemitz In danger of being scored
ON. when with a runner on second and
third and one out. he struck out the
next man for the second out and forced
the last man 20 hit weakly 90 the in
field.
Hickman scored one in the first in
ming when Grove singled and Mercer
tripled to deep right center In the
third Nemitz singled and was sacri-
heed To second scoring when Grove
hit one through the shortstop. In the
seventh Mercer singled 90 center. stole
second and scored when Neeley sin
gled down third base line.
feature Of the game. besides the
pitching Of Nemitz, was a shOesfring
catch by Thrasher I'm the first inning
for the third out with two ON.
Score by innings; RH =
Hickman 1O1O OGO1 O-3 . ?
Fulton 90 5000 q 90 4 ?
Batteries: Nemitz and Gearhiser (;
Lentz, Holman and DE Rose.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOLS PICNIC

The mems bis,ie classes of the Hick-
man and Fulton Methodist Sunday
Schools enjoyed fish fry on the banks
Of Hamby's Pond Friday. 15S were
present when dinner was served. De
liehtfully cooked fish together with all
that goes with Il made NJ the menu.
It was voted 10 make this occasion
un annual one and an invitation was
extended 10 the Union City ad Martin
CLASSES 20 attend.
W. IL Johnston. on whose land the
piruic was held. asks that IL be an
nounced that these grounds are free to
any Of the Sunday schools of the city
who may wish 10 hold these picnics.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16


This vitriolic Outburst Is from the
pen OF Blinkey Horn. sporting editor
OF the Tennessean. II l. wholly un-
founded. lacking even the semhlance OF
truth. IL Is hard TO understand how
such an absolutely unfounded report
could get out. IL IL were not for the
liability of the report being believed by
some Il would be almost humorous The
report can hardly have come from May
field for there Is not fan In Mayreld
who doesn't know Kay Beach. wh"
pitched the game referred 20. At first.
II was claimed by the Mayfeld team
that the umpire took the game. but
from this above diatribe we presume IL
f. now being ascribed To another cause.
he that as II may. such unfOunded
statements In n newspaper as widely
circulated as the Tennessean cannot but
do harm 10 the team and the city which
q represents
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

News was received here the past
week of the wedding of Fain Rouien.
of this city. and Miss Eva Felix, Of
Akron. ohio. the wedding occurring I'm
Cleveland. Ohio. a short distance from
Akron. on Sunday. the 9Th. The groom
was born and reared in this vicinity
and Is well known to Hickman people.
He has been resident of Akron for
the past two or three years. returning
here last winter for n few months. and
j. ~ the present time working for the
Goodrich Rubber plant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16
TIE TENNEssEAN TAKES
A SHOT AT Us

The following l. clipped from The
Nashville TennesSean Of Thursday.
June o:
Jess Neeley, former Yandy fychaser
departs today TO cavOrt around first
base for Hickman. Ky. The Commodore
is able 20 handle himself I'm any berth
and should have no great trouble In
Kentucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Mrs. Dewitt Reid and little son left
Monday for Dumas. Ark. to spend a
menfh with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Burrus
ond family.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

Through an election held and car
ried Saturday for an additional tax to
maintain a consolidated school, Crutch-
field is back under the county school
system instead Of having small grad
ed system AZ Of recent years.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-06-16

The guarantee of $3.50 which was
made by n large number of the citizens
of Hickman to the Redpafh Chautauqia
for their program in the city this year
was not met by the sale of season tick
cts. The deficit had to be made up by
the guarantors.
There IS now some talk of giving up
the idea Of having hautauqua in the
city next year. because of the fact that
the program did not pay this year. This
will lee n step backward Surely we
do not wish 10 go backward. Other
towns i'm our vicinity are making ar
rangement for its return next year.
The fact that deficit had to be met
this year 10y the guarantors does not
mean that such a deficit will occur next
year nor does II mean that should such
occur. II will be as hard TO pay. Hick-
man cannot afford to let the chaautau-
qua go-the one means of entertain
menf which has been provided hereto
fore for towns of this size. which cam
not he found fault with i'm moral way.
Stonewall Brooks, the negro catcher
on the Clinton colored baseball team,
who was injured here last Sunday
week. died few days later. His in
juries were very unusual. colliding with
such force with the third baseman. both
attempting to catch fonl ball, that he
was injured internally. The team man.
ged 10 get him to his home i'm Clinton
after the game here and death resulted
Wednesday morning. Both were rum
ming full tilt and with their heads back
watching the ball. colliding with great
force. and Brooks was hurled to the
ground A similar accident was never
known I'm this section.
Through an election held and car
ried Saturday for an additional tax to
maintain a consolidated school, Crutch-
I field Is back under the county school
Svsteru fusfeod of I'M wing n small Rrad-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Collars 69c Eoch-a Clearance

AZ this price (69c you'll want two three collars Good
looking of Lacenet Satin 0rgandy in styles to fit straight
round squareneck dresses Styles for children
FLooR-ruE BON MARcIIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
AN-W DOL Storm Serge Dresses
for GirlS-SlI.75
An Opportunity for the School Girl

Smart, Snappy Styles, for School
or General Wear
These dresses represent good values, for the
material is of the best and they are made in
pleated style on regulation yokes.
Made with three rows of narrow silk
braid on collar and cuffs and regula-
ton cmblems on the sleeves. In sizes
from to ID years.
Smart plaids and checks in winter ginghams
for the junior girl, in several youthful styles
sizes Is to 17-priced from $500 to SOS.
DAUGHTER suOP-sEcoSD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
A Stirring Sale of Little Tots
Dresses at Csc

About the Cost Of the Material
to You
Frocks Designed and Made Up Especially
for this Event
The Bon Marche had surplus of chambray
and ginghams-our infants wear buyer saw a
splendid opportunity and had these frocks
made up in Seattle for YOU
The result is-you will get two little
girls dresses at about the price you
would pay for one in the regular way.
Five lovely little styles to choose from-with
circular collars, roomy pockets and fancy
sashes-good .colors, contrastingly trimmed.
Sizes to years.
BABY sIIop-sEcoSD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
Here Are 13 Styles in
BLOUSES at $2.95
Suitable for Everyday Wear

The materials are Georgettes, Crepe de Chimes and
Tricolettes, made in slipover blouse styles, with
short or long sleeves and collars in variety of effects
They in bisque, flesh, brown, black, new blue,
navy and white. In all sizes to A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07

MdrdbOu NeCkpIeceS heduced 10 @5.5o
January clearance entire stock Of hghpced Mar
atou Necpeces including brown, natural black all SIX
lined-reduced to 1896.
UPPER MAIN FIooR-TIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
A Dollar Goes a Long, Long Way
at the January Clearance Sales
Saturday, the First Childrens Day of the Year

Believing deal lies in getting the right Bon Mahe has made
the Of New
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-07
DRESSES at $1,000
Serges and Velours Brimming With Style

ok styles shown oof
~ with all their which
day. - - - "
They blues and browns
embroidery gold with
scaop straight
All from to bu notn yles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
= G|'RiiBu,,alGA

JULIO 12:
Molina, ct al, VS. Hernandez, ct al.
Reivindicaci6n y nulidad. Abogados
A. L. Lopez y Joaquin vendrell.
I Lozada, Jr.. VS. Guarch. Dafos y Per
juicios. Abogados. A. L. Lopez y Joa-
quin vendrell
JULIO Is:
Sosa Roldan VS.. Gonzalez Nieves. Da
nos Y Perjuicios. Abogados: F. Pihe-
70, T Gonzalez y Joaquin vendrell.
suarez Martinez VS.. Sue. Ramon Cor
tes. Cobro de Dinero. Abogados: Fran
cisco Gonzalez y Luis Perey6 Quinones
JULIO IA:
Lameiro Rodriguez VS.. Claudio. De-
sahucio. Abogados: Andres Mena An
tonic L. Lopez
Santiago Colon VS.. JESUS villafahe.
Dominic v oposici6n Abogados Juan
B. Huyke Andres Mena.
JULIO 1s:
Mendez Hnos VS.. Yabucoa Sugar Co.
Dominic y oposici6n. Abogados: r.
Gonzalez Y Alvarez Nava v Domin-
guez.
Ojeda VS. Diaz. Reivindicaci6a. AbO
gados: F. Gonzalez, O. Traveller y F.
Cervoni.
JULIO 20:
Ojeda VS.. Sue. Antonio Rios Fila
ci6n v otros extremes Abogadcs: T.
Cervoni F. Gonzalez.
Hernandez VS. Delgado. CobrO de Di
nero. Abogados: Francisco Gonzalez )
Arturo Aponte.
JULIO, 81:
Nieves Ortiz VS. Sue. Damian Diaz
Entrega bienes, etc. Abogados. Luis
Mendin y Francisco Gonzalez.
Russi VS. de JESUS. Rescisi6n contra
to otros extremes. Abogados: Luis
Perey6 y Antonio Rodriguez.
JULIO 26:
Ortiz Mulero VS.. Sue. Garcia. Fila
ci6n. Abogados: L Perey6, e. H. F
Dottin y T Gonzalez.
Pifiero VS.. Cintr6n. Reivindicaci6n y
dafios perjuicios. Abogados: F.. Ger
voni Arturo Aponte
JULIO %:
Carrasquillo VS. Diaz, ct al. Reivin
dicacion dafios Y Perjuicios. Aboga
dos: F. Gonzalez, F Cervoni R
Lopez Antongiorgi.
Suarez VS.. Noya Frias. Cobro de Di-
nero. Abogados @. Traveller v F Coz
zalez.
JULIO 90:
Arcelay VS.. Laureano Ruiz. Divi-
sion cosa comdn. Abogados: " F. Re
driguez Ortiz, F. Gonzalez v L. Perey6
Ortiz Ramos VS.. Delgado Quifones. D.
vorcio. Abogados: Antonio Rodriguez
v demandada en- propia persona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-17
LIsTA DE sENALAMIENToS PARA
Ell TERMINO CIVIL DE JUNIc
A JULIO DE 1921.

"A JO11O O6 1871
JUNO 22.
Jimenez Garcia VS.. Jimenez Cruz.
Cobro Dinero. Abogados: F. Gonzalez
y J. Guzman Benitez
Jim6nez Garcia VS.. Cruz Jim6nez
Cobro Dinero Abogados: F. Gonzalez
v J. Guzman Benitez.
JUNO 2s
Perez VS.. Diaz Abogados: F. Con
zalez v Luis Llorens Torres. Cobro Di-
nero. Abogados: F Gallardo v F. Con
zalez.
JUNO %
cBrignoni VS.. Porto Rico Railway Da-
nos Y Perjuicios. Abogados: A. Apon-
te, H. Brown v p. A, Rivera.
Garcia VS.. Porto Rico Railway. Da
nos Y Perjuicios. Abogados: A Apon-
te, J. H. Brown v J P. Amado Rivera.
JUNO 20
Mangual VS.. ManriQue. Cobro dine
ro Y dafios v perjuicios Abogados. F.
Gonzalez y Carlos Buitrago.
Manrique VS.. Mangual. Cobro de Di
nero. Abogados: @ Buitrago, F. Con
zalez F. PinerO, Jr.
JUNO 80
Morales VS. Ruiz, ct al Dominic y
oposici6n. Abogados: Celestino Benitez
v Fernando Vazquez.
Rivera, ct al, VS.. Juncos Central Co
Reivindicaci6n. Abogados: r. Lopez
Antongiorgi F. Goznalez
JULIO
Bosctick VS.. Rojas, ct al. Nulidad y
otros extremes. Abogados: v F. Ro-
drignez Ortiz, j. vendrell, L. Pereyd
y Francisco Gonzalez
Alexandra VS.. Nc Alpin, ct al Res
cision contrato. Abogados: ". F Ro-
driguez Ortiz, j. vendrell, L Pereyd
Y Francisco Gonzalez.
JULIO 6
Diaz, ct al VS.. Benitez, ct al. Reivin-
dicaci6n y dafios y Perjuicios Aboga-
dos: L. Llorens Torres, F. Go l.6lez, J.
Hernandez Usera, Salvador Suau v ia
cintos Texidor.
Portela VS. Gonzalez. Cobro de Di-
nero. Abogados. F. Gonzalez, c. Coll
Cuchi y G. Cruzado silva
JULIO z:
Rivera VS.. Bocanegra, ct al. Cobro
Dinero. Abogados: Andres Mena y "
r. Rodriguez Ortiz.
Bux6 Porrata VS.. Bux6 Ocasio Rel
vindicaci6n. Abogados: Manuel Tous
Soto F. Gonzalez Fagundo.
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AVISO

I'll DR.. Agustin 2. Lsugier, sculsta
y specialists de Las enfsrmsdadss de
los oidss. nsrix y garganta. particips
. 81 clientele y al pdbics en- general,
que essarA ausents On Los Estades Uni-
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AsistirA Q In gran Aaamblea de In
Asoci&ci6n M6dicA Americans. visttan
do despues Las msjores clixicss Dc di.
cho pals, y trayends . su ysgresO los
aparatos Q INSTRUMENTS mas modsrnos
relacionadss cen 81 sspecialidad.
oAcinR:- gaa Jusss ssqmRa . Es-
tu&n. Tsl6fono 1881.
Advt
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Porto Rico Merchandising Co.
Mercancf.s en- eneral Importation Exportacion
SAN JUAN, PR PO BOX 1918

nformar al pdbco general asi nuestra e
clientele abier Departamento ded
la venta de toda clase de mercanc as como
soiCitud
tcuos interese nuestro ellen e
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goras cabae bolo, laveros
navajas eso Gillette esuche
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LA MUERTE
NAZIMOVA
NAZIMOYA

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ellos.
La Fabrica de Galletas Bizcochos
"LAS MARIAS" de Juan Bigls en-
Ponce.
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Quintin DIAZ-
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Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

BEN. Ser Sampler ideiterte nabe
MnrineIes, Oift an Der Ginfobrt in
Die Bal BON Neanila.
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
IN FISHBEIN MURDER
Victim Killed During Holdup
of Card Party.

After celebrating for nineteen and
one-half hours the jury in the trial of
Jacob Herman. 80 years old, OF Z st.
Marks place. charged with the murder
OF Solomon Fishbein of n Second ave-
nue., failed to agree yesterday and was
discharged by Judge Mcintyre In Gen.
eral Sessions. 1t was reported that the
Jurors stood seven for conviction and
five for acqulttal.
Herman was charged with having in
stigsted the holdup which resulted In
Fishbein being killed. There was a card
game at Fishbeln's home on May 10 last
and Il Is alleged tnat Herman sent word
to four men In Brooklyn that they could
get a lot of money by holding up the
card party. David Rosansky, who Is
serving q sentence at Sing Sing Prison.
having pleaded guilty 70 murder in the
second degree, and who is said to have
been one OF the four men who took part
In the holdup that resulted In Fishbein's s
death. was brought down from Sing Sing
to testify in the case.
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
HOLDUP MEMS HANDS UP
MEANT GET UP TO NAG
Bakers Horse Developed
Speed Whip Couldn't Produce

John Biehlers. driver for a bakery
who had been having trouble persuadins
his steed TO go faster than a walk. ar
rived suddenly with his delivery cart al
Police Headquarters In White Plains
yesterday morning. The animal was
travelling so fast that the driver had
difficulty hating the horse.
Biehlers sprans out and reported that
two men. one a negro. had stepped out
OF the woods at Oakwood and Prospect
streecs with drawn revolvers and stopped
him.
'"rhey shouted. Hands up" said
Biehlers. "and they certainly gave me
n chase. but they gave my old horse a
worse one. | guess he thought they said.
Get up and they said it SO loud it
stirred him. He gave a jump and
started going like he was burning up.
We shot past the holdup men so fast
they didn't have a chance TO fire, and
the old horse never let down till we got
here. Up TO then I'd been licking him
TO get him into 4 walk"
The New York herald., 1921-01-13
DRY LAW VIOLATOR
BEGINS SENTENCE
Sixth Stay Refused John
V0ege, Convicted Under War
Time Prohibition.

John voege, owner OF the sat4-aa a
Franklin and Centre streets, oIrect. Y
opposite the Criminal Courts Building
and formerly owned by Tom Foley. be-
gan six months sentence yesterday
In prison for violation of the prohibl-
ton law.
Voege was arrested on July 8. 1919,
and Is said To be the first person to
be taken INTO custody for violation OF the
wartime prohibition law, which went
into effect on July OF the same year.
He was tried and convicted on August
TO- 1918, and sentenced to serve six
months and pay fine OF $1,000. He ap-
pealed. but his conviction and fine were
sustained by the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals last November.
Under different pretexts .voege Sc
cured five stays and yesterday came be-
fore Federal Judge Learned Hand and
asked for a further continuance OF his
liberty. The request was refused by
the court and Voege was turned over
to Thomas D. Mccarthy. United States
Marshal to be taken to Federal
prison.
For a number OF years Voege's saloon
has been patronized by we'll known
members of the bar. prominent poll
ticians, Court House attendants. Tombs
employees. Police Headquarters at
taches, and even newspaper men There
was gloom in that section of lower Man.
haitian last night.
Julius Fichtl. proprietor Of Mannechor
Hall at 1865 Second avenue. was SEN
fenced to serve sixty days in Jail by
Federal Judge Learned Hand after be-
ing found guilty in contempt proceed
ings. On May 81 last Federal Judge
John C. Knox issued an injunction re-
straining Fichtl. who had been arrested
for violating the Volstead act from
further trafficking in liquor until the
complaint against him was disposed OF.
On August "a Fichtl was arrested on
a second charge of selling liquor, and
that offence was the basis of the con-
tempt complaint decided yesterday.