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Evening journal., 1921-01-26
NO CAPITATION
TAX ON women.
Constitutional Provision
Not Affected by Suffrage,
Says Attorney-General =.
APPLIES TO MALES q .
YEARS AND UPWARDS

That there is nothing contained in
the constitutional amendment enc
granchising women. which affects the
constitutional provision relating 10 a
capitation tax, is the opinion given
the Kent County Board OF Assessments
by Attorney-General Sylvester ID.
Townsend, Jr, in answer 10 a query
as to This matter by Harry b. Grieves.
a member Of the Kent county board.
Mr.. Grieves, in his communication
to the attOrney-general. stated that 4.
the new board Of assessment of Kent
county is making out a QUESTIONABLE
to be submitted 10 the taxpayers and ,
I'VE find that Article 8, Section ;. OF
the state Constitution, provides that
every male citizen OF the State, of 2t .
years OF age and upward, shall pay a
capitatiOn tax
What we would like to know.S
Mr.. Grieves asked. Are females Of
n years Of age and upward subject
/ to a capitation tax the same as
males -
The letter sets forth that This mes.
ton was put TO the Judges Of the Su-
preme Court and that they had ad- .
vised that the matter be taken be-
fore AttOrney-General Townsend Mr..
'IOwnsende answer 10 the question Of .
Mr. Grieves follows:
Harry B. GrieVes. Esq.
A member Of the Board Of ASSESS
menL Kent County, Dover. Del.
Dear Sir: Your letter Of January
2ist, inTuring whether females Of 2i
years and upwards are subject to a
capitatiOn tax the same as males, was
duly received.
! presume That this question arises
I out Of the passage OF the constihl-
/ tional amendment enfranchising NO--
men,
have discussed this matter with
my deputies, Mr.. Switzerland and Mr..
| Finger, and we are all Of the opinion
that there is nothing in the constitu-
tional amendment enfranchising wo-
men which affects our constitutional
provision relating to a capitation tax
in any way
Yours very truly.
SYLVESTER ID. TOWNSEND. JR,
Attorney General
Wilmington nal T1n .,
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. EllWood Souder Jrs
attended the dance given IN camden,
~ j., last Friday evening for The ben
eft OF Cooper Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ennis, Of
smyrna, who have been visiting rela-
tiVes and friends here returned home
last evening.
Wood Ennis, OF smyrna. who has
been visiting In Wilmington, Is spend
ing several days with friends in
Flushing, l.. !.
James and George Mcmahon have
gone 90 Florida FOR six weeks. While
away they will spend much time in
fishing and hunting
The Misses Ruth and Eleanor Rush,
OF the Marquette Apartments, left to-
day for Nilkes-Ba Pa. 10 visit
relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs Charles l.. Patterson,
Miss Elizabeth Patterson and Mrs.
George Harper will leave on Friday
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
.elus Of the
Y. W. G. A. Girl
ReSerUe Corps

Approximately 100 members OF the
Girl Reserve Corps OF this city are
expected 70 attend The banquet which
viii be given 10 all members OF The
different corps Of this city at the Y
W c. A. club rooms. sol Market street.
Friday evening. The banquet is be-
ing arranged by the Girls Work Com
mitlec and will be served by nem.
During the supper a banner Will be
presented 30 the corps having secur-
ed the largest number OF honor, since
september. Greetings will be brought
hV Mrs Charles =. Wollaston, presi-
dent of the \. w G.. A.. aud Mrs. j.
Merrick Horn, chairman OF The mem
ing 10 attend ihis event are asked TO
notify the advisors ~ iheir rOrpa
not later than tomorrow night. In
addition TO NE supper, pictures Will
be shown The subject Will be With
The Flowers and Butterflies.
Under the auspices of the r. l.. G..
o. Club and tlc Aloha Club a gymna-
stun GLASS Will be started at the club
rooms next Tuesday evening. While
the association has no apparatus for
the gym class Door work Will be
Taught entirely, All girls Of the city
are asked 10 Join and take part in
Nese gymnastic stunts which is The
first that the association has offered
his year TO the girl and women mem
Ders. Those who are 10 attend the
class are asked 10 dress On bloomers
and middio-blouses and wear tennis
shoes.
Members OF the Friendship Club en-
iOyed a movie party on Monday ar
iernoon. The group Of young women
attended one Of the local theatres
and were ohaperoned by Mrs. Fred
Smith and Mrs. $. b. Cooling, mem
hcrs Of the directors board.
4 class OF i've members was ini-
tated at the meeting 81 the Hiawa-
ma Corps yesterday afternoon Fol-
lowing the initiation plans were made
Tor the entertainment 20 Represented
at he Pilgrim iercentenaryA
Miss Gertrude prack. field secretary
Tor Maryland, Pennsylvania and Della
ware VIII come TO the local asso-
citation on Saturday for several davs
She VIII address The members NJ the
liqn School Clubs. which are the
Friendship. True Blue and Camn Firs
Girls on saturday evening when tho,
VIII enjoy a banquet In the rlnf
rooms Miss Prack Will also spoal
on Sunday afternoon at the Ami
rooms, when there will be meetin,
under the auspices OF the Girls W'orl
Committee and the advisors OF M
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
Clubs

O talk on her work. Mrs. George f.
Coke read a paper on the drama. Miss
Elizabeth Spcakman read an interest
ing paper on Charles Holman Black.
an American who had been living in
Paris for 2s years and who during tho
war. gave an Of his fortune OF about
81 100000 10 war work lie now has
nothing His special work was seeing
% 10 that packages sent 10 the boys
got TO their destination. Yesterday
four new members were taken into
this club They were Miss Mary j.
Wheeler. Miss Fisher, Mrs Edward II.
Worth and Mrs. Frank Hall
This club Is growing rapidly. II
started only a year ago and now has
flfty-eiX members.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
NEWEST SLEEVES SHOW
Eli NEG Az TnI

They do say il happens every seven
years, or a multiple Of seven years
the return OF any given style
Ahd 70 prove 1t, New York shops
are showing advance spring models
with accentuated low waist lines
shoulder seams placed anywhere be-
tween normal and the elbow. and
puffed sleeves.
To be sure. the sleeves are not vet
so big but that you can pass com
tortably through a doorway without
brushing the Jams (which is more
than the style allowed in the 1880
but there is decided tendency toward
fullness.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

At a meeting OF the High School
Alumnae Association, held Monday
evening. in the dupont Building, plans
were made for supper TO be held
February 2S. in the new Rose Room
0f the Wilmington Dining Rooms. Re
ports were read, The gymnasium and
basketball accounts being particular
ly pleasing,
The scholarship committee Is start
Ing a campaign 10 increase the endow-
ment fund. Miss Elsie Mcdaniel has
charge OF this fund
At the meeting OF the Women's
Club OF Claymont Miss AIDA Arm
strong OF the Childrens Bureau, gave
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
Some Ancient Recipes
LAn EdIlorIal by lhe 5000 EdIlor1

some Of he bellies Of i6oo troubled with irckles
the women of Wilmington. Of are
Yes and what did the belle Very simple
She a o and
the blood hare, freckes with
it, IL will do them away" Easy.
wonderful book be found how ITO make
herb called spurge and make paste put that the
IT., and tooth will fan out"
For headache the advice is platter lynne upon
the barr head and half
ounces OF herer while hath thy head
ina hell wonderfully
Engsiman OF course to OIL the lynne and
not the bare head with waterbut little slip Ike that doesn't
mean j the business.
II thing TO have had freckes tooth
ache all at time those days.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

Elizabeth Wilson White. wife Of
Thomas Raeburn White. prominent
Philadelphia lawyer. died today at
her home, i5i w. Coulter st., Ger
mantOwn, Of heart disease.
Mrs. White, who was 45. had been
III i6 months. She is survived bY
her husband, one daughter. Miss Mary
Louise White, and two sons. w. Will
son White and Thomas Raebura
White, Jr.
Before her marriage in June, 1901.
Mrs. White was Miss Elizabeth VIII
son Of New Castle. Del Funeral SER
vices will be conducted according to
the ceremony OF the Friends at 2
O'Clock Thursday at her home.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
AFTFRNOoN ar uulSIc

Madame Sonia r. Tarumianz, OF this
city. will present a concert at $50
o'clock on the afternoon OF February
., in the New Century Club parlors.
Madame rarumianz is said 10 be a
brilliant performer. Music lovers are
to the concert. The program follows
Greig, Sonata 0p 7. Allegro Moder-
alto, Andante Motto, AHA Menuetto
Glinka-Balakirew. The Lark: Nc
Dowell, Polonaise; List. La Regatta
Nenetiana' Chopin. Waltz Z minor
tpOsth.) Chaminade. Autumn on. 2j
List, "Rigoletto" Paraphrase.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was given by Mr.
and Mrs Jay Ephraim, at their home,
3 West Fourth street, last Sunday
night, in honor of Mrs. Ephraims 5
brother, Samuel Ireland. An enjoy
able evening was spent in music and
dancing, after which refreshments
were served. Mr. ireland was pre-
sented with a purse.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Ricca, Mr. and Mrs. sam
uel ireland, Miss Irene ireland, Miss
Adaline Hammer, Miss Lola Cherechio,
Miss Viola Baker Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Candon, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ephraim.
Jack BOrrelle, Jack Smith. Of Philadel-
phia; Master Samuel ireland. Jr., JO-
seph Ireland and Davis pennell
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
Y. W. G. n. GYM CLAsEEs.

Al girls OF tho city who are IN
terested in athletics are invited 10
ioin classes at the Young Women's
Christian Association clubroOms on
next Tuesday evening The girls
will wear bloomers. tennis shoes and
MILDLY blouses and will be given in
structions on the gymnasium in floor
work calesthenhcs.
Although there is no apparatus in
the gymnasium at present. those IN
charge expect gradually to get all
the necessary equipment for a regl-
lar gym" The GLASSES begin next
Tuesday and all girls are ipvited 10
ioin.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
mcnIIlMRIA NIGHT -


columbia Night at the Hotel du-
Pont will be fittingly celebrated in
the gold ballroom OF the Hotel du-
Pont next Monday night in the first
appearance in Wilmington OF COlum-
bia Glee and Mandolin Club. Returns
from the ticket sale and acknowledge
ments from the patrOness list indicate
most successful affair.
Tickets for the concert may be OBJ
tanned from the members OF the COM
mittee or at the Hotel dupont desk
and Bee Hive stand in the dupont
Building.
The Wilmington men who are as
sstng the committee with the con-
cert Includes James A. Barkley, act
ing principal OF the Wilmington High
Or. James r. B0gue, David II
Brown, Curtis C. Casper, Dr.. II. +
Eastlack, Or. j. l.. France, NJ. l.. Hama
han, J. II. Hughes, H. A. Jackson. DR.
Parsons. w. II. Pert0t, Z. }. Riederer
]. w. Stilllman, Dr. A. p. Lanbery, L.
g. Taylor, A. p. Won Gelder. Dr.. j
woodward, Joseph A. Bryan and L.
NJ. Wickersham.
Following the concert the "Original
Six" has been engaged to furnish
their usual high standard Of music
Tor dancing.
The program 10 be given by the
combined clubs is as follows
Hymn, Before Action" .... Davies
Glee Club.
Infants Patrol" .........Le Barge
Mandolin Club.
"Old King Cole. Forsyth
Glee Club.
Mandolin Club Speciality.
Speciality Club Trio
Alumni Specially .R. l.. Perkins, II
"Cantabile" from Samson and De-
llianI s...s...s..s...s.. SAINT odcus
Mandolin Club.
Specialty-W. T. Taylor, ,leader oi
club).
| (a) "A Summer Lullaby"
| (b) Tell Me Not of a Lovely Lass
Glee Club.
Alumni Specialty-R. l.. Perkins, II
LOskamp.
/ Medley Of Popular Songs.
Mandolin Club.
! ,a) Medley Of Columbia Songs
/ tb) san Louci" Fridenburg- Bingham
Glee Club.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
NEEDS M T1IF oRIFNT

The need OF hospitals and nurses In
the Orient was laid stress upon by
Mrs. J. Franklin Miller, OF Philadel-
phia, in her talk on white Cross
Work" befoee a joint meeting Of the
societies OF the church and the Dorcas
Society In the Second Baptist Church
last night. Miss Carson gave an in
teresting talk Of her work among for
eign-born. Mrs j. Merrick Horn pre-
sided
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
RROkERSs DANcF

Five hundred glcsts attended me
Bankers and Brokers' dance. held in
the ballroom OF the Hotel dupont Ia Il
night. The officers OF the organiza-
tion are j. w Croney. president; l..
w. Davis, Jr., vice-president; Miss
NJ. r. Fox, secretary: Miss Frances
Kearns, assistant secretary: B. Frank
Collins, treasurer; p. h. HOrsey. as
sislant treasurer
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
EVEN TAILORED
SUITS ARE TRIMMED

Eton suits viii be good again this
spring
Brilliant sashes Of Roman striped
ribbon will be much in evidence,
while the coats and even some Of the
more dressy skirts will be heavily
embroidered
Even the most conservative OF the
strictly tailored models will have
their seams finished with perfectly
worked arrow heads, while the top
breast pocket, again feature of every
really chic "plain tailored.n gives a
happy chance for a bit Of freshness
IN the crisp white or colored kerchiof
just peeping over its edge.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
CLUR GUEST NIGHr

Guest night viii be 0bserved at the
New Century Club on February l.
For the occasion Mrs. Marx Obendor-
fer, OF Chicago, H., general federation
chairman Of music. will lecture on
AmericanizajOn through music. her
subject to be illustrated by members
OF the local clubs music committee
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
"AMFRICA FIRST .

America First" a brilliant spec
tacle, viii be presented at9 TTie Play
house during Easter week for the
benefit Of the building fund Of Della
ware Consistory. Mr.. and Mrs. MI
son Mills Davis, OF New York. will
supervise the production. which will
be the most elaborate thing OF the
kind ever staged in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
oIVANTFD A WIFE -

Ettlake Presbyterian Glrls Club,
will present n playlet Wanted a
WIFE," in Eastlake Church, Twenty
seventh and Market streets tomorrow
evening This will he only a part of
the interesting program 10 be given
by the Girls Club.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
EAST SIDE TO
HEAR STORIES

The Pine Neighborhood Association
met last night in the Reliance Fire
Company House. The following new
members were admitted Mrs. Joseph
kOnilzer, Mrs. Walter Ridings, Mrs.
Burke, Mrs. Lena farren, Misses Ella
NJ. Hoopes, Margaret Y. O'Neil. Mary
Fisher, Harry August, Jesse Traub
ana Master William lraub.
Announcement was made that the
story -tellers circuit Would meet at
No. 2 school saturday, January 29.
All children Of the nelghbOrlOod are
invited ~ attend. Mrs. W. G.. Brat
ford entertained with stories during
the hour following the business
meeting. The next meeting of the as
sociation will be he'd February 4
Mrs. James Kane and Mrs. Flor
ence Warren were appointed 10 serve
on the advisory board OF the vii
mington Community Service. George
+. Lyon, with James Hopes as al
ternate were appointed 10 visit field
houses in Philadelphia and note the
recreation conditions in that city.
A committee composed OF Mrs
Florence Warren. Walter Ridings
Mrs Catherine Jones and Miss Eliza
beth Downward were requested u
procure d suitable place 10 hold oper
house for the neighborhOOd on Feb
ruaI'y p
Mrs. Warren, Raymond Jones anC
james Hopes were appointed 30 in.
yestigate conditions at Christians
Park and Fourth and Pine streets
and 10 have am audience with The
Board Of Park Commissioners as q
community needs.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
SIfNSHINE MEETING

The quarterly meeting Of the Della
ware Division, International Sunshine
society, viii be held at o'clock to-
MORROW afternoon at Sunshine Hall,
1909 Delaware avenue. As this il an
important meeting all members are
asked to be present.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
WAWIFTCO CLIIR DANCE

The Wawlfloo Club will give a dance
this evening in the Water Witch Hall.
This dance is the FIRST Of series TO
be given by the club. Dancing will
begln at $50 o'clock. Music will be
furnished by Bird and Edwards Or
chestra.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
RUMMAcE SALE

The. Ladies Bichor Cholem Mos
ohef Lekenim Society VIII hold a rum
mage sale, February AIS Those
who wish 10 send donations are asked
10 send them to 2ii West street or
call Mrs. Harry Kaufman. phone 5aa
o. Ars. Jsoob GO.dsLein fiSS-W
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
n. 4 FnIILK INIpnnNEs

Lambert j. Foulk. secretary or tho
Department OF Elections, who has
been confined TO his home for ms
past week with the grip. was able u
sit up for a time yesterday.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
p d. II { i @ s

A card party will be given tomor-
row evening at the home OF Mrs G.
+. Binder, Elsmere, for the beneflt OF
the building fund Of the Elsmere
Civic Club. The club will aso hold
an oyster supper on the evening Of
February 3. at the home OF Mrs. Les
lie Talley.
Eyer-Ready Branch, International
sunshine Society will give card
party tomorrow evening at Sunshine
Hall, 1909 Delaware avenue. Tickets
may be obtained at the door
Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Russell, 1913
West Sixth street, were given a sur
prise party on Monday evening, in
honor OF their seventeenth wedding
anniversary. They received hand
some silver bread tray. Refreshments
were served.
The Merry Troubadours were en-
terlained last night, at the home OF
Mrs. o. v. Ort, 1912 Delaware avenue.
Talks along the line OF their work
were given by Mrs. Ort. Mrs. l..
Churchill. Lou Beatty and Irving
BrintOn.
During The evening the members or
the club sang several songs. Irving
BrintOn sang solos, as did the Misses
Elizabeth GibOney, Clara Spr0ul, NIL
dred HurlOok and Mary Dugan. A duet
was sung by Frances Binder and
Anna HirshOut.
Mrs. Churchill and Miss Margaret
Pierce entertained with dancing and
MIR. Beatty gave several impersOna-
iiOns. Mrs. Ort and Miss lone Shill-
ing rendered several instrumental Sc
lections.
Those present were Misses Elizabeth
GibOney, lone Shilling, katherine
Hassan. Eva Schaffer. Loui,e Soid"l
Helen Van Wagonman, Clara Sproul
Helen Wefshsrt. Mildred huiocA,
Margaret Pierce, Edith Morris, Marie
Murphy, Helen Murphy. Anna Hirsh-
out. Frances Binder, Mary Dugan,
| Leonore Booker, Mrs. Horace COnover,
! Arnolda ShOll, Mrs. Henry Lodge
Messrs. Lou A. Beatty. Irving II
Brinlon and Henry Lodge. Other
guests outside Of club members were
Mrs L. Churchill, June Drake and
Kenneth Drake.
4 surprise party was given on Mon
day evening TO Mrs. Frank d. Hitch.
cock at her home 23ii Boulevard, il
fhonor OF her birthday anniversary
Cards and dancing were enjoyed. 4
buffet luncheon was served Mrs
Hitchcock was the recipient Of man!
arlF
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

corps. Following the tank tea viii
be served.
Several young women employed at
the Lorlllard cigar factory will be
entertained at a party al ihe club
rooms. This evening. Music and games
will feature the evening and refresh
menis Will be served.
At the meeting OF the Girl Reserve
Council yesterday the following
Young women were presented with
chcVronr Miss Edith Holiday. Miss
Elizabeth Williams. Miss Dorothy In
dcrlicd Miss Mabel Fuller, Miss Edna
Campbell and Miss Anna Davis leceiv-
ed two chevrons. Miss May Lank
was presented with three and the
Misses Blanche Rchards and Marion
Kelley were given four chevrons.
Each SYMBOL given represented 80
hOnors. The Oriole Corps Is leading
IN The honor contest.
A the meeting OF the r. l.. C..
Club last eyeninc it was decided tO
hold a bake In The near future. The
members of the clun will assist In
serving the banquet which the Girl
Reserve Corps will enjoy on Friday
evening
A dance will be given by the True
Blue Corps tomorrow evening at the
club room In honor OF thc members
or the club who arr leaving the
freshmen class OF the Wilmington
High school.
A ceremonial meeting will be held
by WapanachH Camp at s O'Clock TO-
morrow evening at the club room.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
NIRsING CLAss TO MEET.

The Home Nursing Glass OF the
Washington Heights Century Club
will be held at i30 O'Clock tomor-
ROW afternoon at the Red Cross
Teaching Center. 9i3 Delaware ave
nue..
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
HAGLEY SnCIARLE.

The Mothers Circle OF Hagley will
hold a pie.and-miR social in the
Library tonight
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

Here's how.
Rouge your lips well.
Press them against a white card.
There you have it--a real honest
tO-gOndness kiss.
Not drop Of perfume on the card.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
G. A. RITCmE SANS N pIAY.

Lhafles \. Ritohio. Jr.. or Whining
ton, sophomore in the college Of
business administration at Syracuse
University, took the star part OF
John Paul Bart in "A Tailor-Made
Man" the annual senior play which
WAS presented before a capacity audi
ence in syracuse last night. There
were 9S characfers In the nIsv which
was presented by the boards head or
the university dramatic society.
Mr.. Ritchie acquitted himself with
distinction in the leading role. lie is
studying for a business career. He is
a member OF Phi Delta Theta Fra
ternity end is conneclsd With many
university scilvkseA
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

Just line o. love.
You mail IL.
An. how his heart will palpitate :
DO you know what they call EN-
"Carmine Kisses
For Valentines"
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

A ceremonial meeting will he held
by WapanachH Camp at O'Clock to-
morrow evening at the club room.
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
SEND HIM A, KISS

New ideas for valentines.
New use for rouse.
send him a kiss, girls
Evening journal., 1921-01-26

Members Of the Friendship Club en-
luyed a movie party on Monday ar
iernoon. The group Of young women
attended one Of the local theatres
and We're ohaperoned by Mrs. Fred
Smith and Mrs. s. B Cooling, mem
bcrs Of the directors board
Evening journal., 1921-01-26
MRS. THOMAS r.. WHITE DEAN.

Wilmington, Del, Jan. 25. '''' ''-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
WANT TO LOCATE HERE
BusiuceS Firms In Many cities
Would Establish Themselves In
Tulsa: NnuN Letters

That Tulsa Ia looked upon "a u
flour!shlng huainoSs centcr 10 shown
10y tho fnct That the real ostntc OK
change during tho past week has
received siN letters from business
firms In various parts OF the coun-
try asking II thcy may find suitable
locations hcro for their establish
mcnts Tho writer's are an engaged
In different lines of business
In a lottcr To tho exchange, road
~ the weekly luncheon Thursday
noon, the chamber 81 commerce
asked for remedy for the present
paving situation ana rcltot from
present high prlcos. Complyng
with the request, u committee from
the exchange was appointed to oh
tain prices ON gravel oil ana othor
materials that arc used In road con.
atruotion. ana investigate to find
whether thcrc is u reliable tcmpor-
nrv Huhftituto for paving
Tho committee may report Mt the
noNt meeting Of tho exchange. ami
its report rs then to be submitted TO
the chamber uf commerce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-05
ASKS DAMAGE FOR BEATING
Man who Got Wors, Of Fight De-
mnnds Judgment for $4,000

Kcllar G. Barron wants almost a.
much for fighting ns does Jack
Dempsey, At least. he declares that
another man can't whip him and
get away with II.
Judging by petition In dam
age suit which Barron flied In dia-
trict court Thursday, Forest H.
Tracey, whipped ilnrron but he now
faces II $4,000 damage suit. l'ar-
ron claims In his petition that Ira
cey, 'wantnuly. mallciously and un-
lawfully committed an assault and
battery upon his person"
The fight. according to Barron
took place on July 25 and he as
serts that at that time, Tracey bat
torSI his nose and both eyes TO
such an extent that the nose Is stlll
sore and both eyes black. Barron
SAYS that his cycsight has been per-
manently injured and hr saws that
ho has hoen damaged to the extent
Of $4,000.