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Evening journal., 1921-12-19
FIRE DESTROYS FARM HOUSE

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. Dec. l9-Dover
hremen were summoned to an early
morning FIRE on the farm OF James
Kerbin. near Magnolia, tenanted by
Carroll Satterheld. The house was
destroyed. the furniture from two
downstairs rooms only being saved.
The FIRE started around the kitchen
chimney. The Kent County Mutual
Insurance Company. OF Dover. had
the insurance on the buildings, but
no insurance on the furniture.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
WHO WILL GINE7

Mrs. J.. NJ Collins. 1907 West
Thirteenth street. OF TIE Girls Co
operative League, appealed today
for the following articles for several
needy families; Suit for man who Is
out OF work; woman's coat, shoes
for girls. and three baby layettes.
Any one having any OF the desired
garments, notify Mrs. Collins, Phone
6724-W.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
18TH AMENDMENT
AGAIN HELD LEGAL

WASHINGTON. Dec. ~ Omitted
Press) The Supreme Court today
for the third time told "the thirsty
that the prohibition amendment is
valid.
IL dismissed a new attack on the
law brought by Robert Widemann.
OF New York.
He sought TO have Secretary OF
State Hughes cancel the prohibition
proclamation.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
~ UNITS IN CAULWuowER

Alexander Brooks. gardener for
J. A. Banning. sos South Broome
street. has grown from one plant a
cauliilower with fourteen separate
heads. The giant caulihower weighs
six pounds. The smallest Of the
fourteen heads measures three
inches in diameter while the larg-
est measures six inches in diameter
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
DOES NOT WANT TO
SEND BROWN TO JAIL

That the court does not want 10
send any man 70 Jail for falling TO
keep up with payments on a nom
support order, even on an order for
his children's support. II he is earn
est in his efforts 20 do right was inn
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
R. W. KRAMER SUFFERS
BLOOD POISONING

Robert W. Kramer. president OF
the Central Labor Union, and mem-
her Of the state Legislature, has been
confined TO his home. 10 East Four
teenth street for the past week. with
an attack OF blood poisoning. His
condition today IS improving. The
poisoning was caused through briar
ming trip.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
DEATH OF MRS.
SARAH Il. TRUTTT

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Dec. 19.-Mrs. Sarah
r. Truitt. we'll known for her char
table activities. died OF old age at
her home here yesterday afternoon.
aged so years. She was the widow OF
John S. Truitt. The funeral will he
held on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Truitt leaves no children.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
C0NNELLY HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

W. NJ. Connolly. weli-known con-
tractor, had narrow escape from
being run down by a double team OF
horses al Eighth and Market streets
this morning. Mr.. Connolly stepped
from the sidewalk into the street
while the team was making tho
turn. The traffic sign operated by
Patrolman Burchenal was set FOR
pedestrians TO remain out Of tho
street but Mr.. Connolly failed to
notice Il.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19

pressed on George Brown by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning, when the man was order
ed into court on a rule to show
cause why the bond given for him
should not be forfeited.
Judge Hastings deferred decision
In the matter until Tuesday of next
week. Brown was alleged 10 be
$40 In arrears on an order for the
support OF his wife and three chill
drcn.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
80 APPLICANTS FOR
CITIZENSHIP PAPERS

Fifty applicants we're before Fed
eral Judge Morris today for final
naturalization papers. Up until noon
Of this number twenty had been ac-
cepted and other cases will be heard
this afternoon. This evening at al
public session In the U. S. Court
room the oath will be administered
to all those who have been granted
final papers.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
MAY ABOLISH FISH MARKEr.

The Street and Sewer Department
tomorrow Is expected TO consider
abolishing the city fish market on
King street between Front and Sec
ond streets. The market as con-
Quoted is said to be unsanitary.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
OVERCOME BY GAS.

Peter Landrey, As years. was re-
moved from his home. 1900 Scott
street to the Delaware Hospital early
this morning having been overcome
by Illuminating gas from an open
valve. His condition is not regarded
as serious
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
ONE DEAD AFTER
GAY SUNDAY PARTY

HUNTSVILLE. Ala. Dec. 10
Omitted Press) man is dead,
another dying, and five girls are in
jail here today charged with assault
and murder.
VIII Ricketts,. cafe proprietor. was
almost instantly killed while Fred
Mauterer. son OF a local merchant.
was fatally shot in a free for all
fight at house near here last night.
Police report that whiskey was
flowing freely in what started as a
gay party.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
SLAPPED HER EAcE.

When his attentions were refused
by Florence Guy, Negress. william
Travis, Negro, slapped her in the
face, it was brought out in Munich
pal Court this morning when Travis
was given hearing on a charge OF
assault and battery. The prosecut-
ing witness said that she did not
want TO press the charge and the
court dismissed Travis on payment
OF costs.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
POSTPONE NEW
TRIAL ARGUMENT.

Argument on the application OF
the defendant for new trial I'm the
case OF the Crew-Levick Company
against Tlgani Brothers was con-
tinued until the first week OF the
January term OF court. by Judges
Rice and Harrington, in Superior
Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
UNIFORMS COME FOR FTREMEN

Most OF the uniforms for the city
fremen are here and the Depart
ment Of Public Safety. at its meeting
tomorrow afternoon. will designate a
time for the firemen to begin their
use.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
CoNDENIN FROZEN POTATOES.

Clerk Of Markets McAteer and
Meat Inspector Lutz this morning
condemned 100 pounds Of white
potatoes at an East Fourth street
commission house, as the potatoes
had been frozen and were deemed
unfit for human consumption.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
MUST DECLARE PACKAGES.

Persons mailing packages by par
eel post must state the contents. said
Postmaster English this morning.
Merchandise" is not sufficient, as
the regulations vary as TO different
kinds Of merchandise.
Evening journal., 1921-12-19
AUDITED GUARD ACCOUNTS.

Captain T. +. Powell. United
States property auditor, was in this
city Friday and Saturday auditing
the property accounts OF the Ma
tional Guard OF Delaware.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

FOR SALE-so acros timborlsnd in
rainbelt and grazing country. Town
ship II. range 6s. section II. Small
building. II miles northwest of Pueblo.
Price 3350.0O. II interested. call at eli
Northern avenue. Pueblo, Colo. or
Land office. on Il street, Pueblo. Colo.
Gao ACRE HOMESTEADS-On or
a dozen homestcads adjoining. See
me II You want open homestead land
in eastern Colorado. II. L.. BROWN,
21s6 Grand Ave. Pueblo, Colorado.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
WILL KEEN-RENITOR
Thatcher building

$500 down and $50 per month bu~s
a nice 4-room modern home. $3.50
5000 down buys "a 5-room frame.
with modern bath. sleeping porch
and garage. Very fine $500
&4oo down buys broom brick.
Electric lights and sink. Pipcd for
gas New back porch $500
Ssot down and s25 per month huys
fine nearly new bungalow with mod
crn bath. good cellar. ctc. Price $500
modest down payment and cay
terms will buy you a nvc room brick
with modern bath room in East
Pueblo. Price $500. Good discount
for half cash.
5000 down and monthly PAYMENTS
buys a b-room frame. electric lights.
Sink Corner lot. Price ..... $500
n reasonable down payment and
easy terms buys real home on
West SAbriendo. Eight rooms fully
hou'fH s.s ssss..... 5000
LIST YOUR HOMES WITH ME-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

LOOK at tract IS. section Is. Bca-
ver Park. twenty-five miles west of
Pueblo. ten acres. small house, barn
and cistcvn. aero alfalfa. acre rasp-
berries. 8 acres orchard. been holding
Mt 1880. but viii sacrifice for quick
sale. Mako offer. $500 cash will handle
L. s. johnson. So, East VcrmiJo.
Colorado SprinEe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08

WANTED - A middle aged man
clean and of good appearance to tax
care OF lawn. garden and chickens. No
much work TO do and a splendid plsc
for the right kind of man. Apply 1
Cariilc Place.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

YOUNG men. women. over II, for
Postal Mail Service. $40 month.
Examinations May, Experience un-
necessary. For free particulars of
instruction, write j. Leonard, Gorm-
err Civil Service examiner, 1O1S
Equitable Bldg, Washington. D. c.
WANTED-A man with car. Apply
Bayless Labor Agency. 216 S. Union.
Phone S4S.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-08
FOR SALE

Lake ave, fine brand new bungalow,
! rooms. : lots will talk some terms.
Csrtcrc,t ave. fnc room completely
modern. SEQ US.
Spruce st. : room modern brick, 2is
lots. only $4,000.
Orman ave, S room modern brick, ~
lots. price low. terms easy.
l. room modern hotel In Bcsscmcr T
where business is good. centrally To-
Gated on Evans and close TO business
district.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12
Colorado Girl
 Heads Class

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12
.pARTY 0Is IOWA GIRLS
 TOURING TIlE NORTH

FOur of Iowa's most charming daughters made up a party og your- ists who have been sronDtug aJ .he Golden North hotel for some aa,s and who left yesterday morning oH the train for trip 50 larwoss. N'- lin and Whitehorse. TLoy win re- turn on Thursday and lake tho Guy of Seattle for the nomcwari Trip
 The young ladies Aays visited ev- cry place oG iuteres. an rao journey north and say that rn1~ will ever re- member Alaska and 'le uo.talau5 The party Is comPoset O. she M.ssas Besse Fell of Evcrly, Lillian Ssaut- euhurg and Anne Golg.e ol Al-ora. and Ruth Chamberlain o5 Ad0.l. A. are daughters ul wealthy t.rm.s and say they will carry Jae u.az@.e" to Iowa of tle grandeur y. -.n northern lands.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

Passenger travel fs Alaska .- heavy again this year A,r.na-. private shipping companies have ~a- agreed 10 the Shipping Board sera.a- ment with strikers both tho Tao.s Steamship Co. and tho Alaska $ s Co. are running au hoars ass.E-a5 to ,he Alaska run. Every ship .aa. ing this port for the territory is booked yo caT7ciy with travellers the majority Of whom are s.cned un for the round trip for the inland passage. The annual TilE-lmaEe ta the north Co witness the midnight sun attracted capacity bookings. Con- siderable freight is moving on the government account Co the the Ter -ito-y in connection with the govern .menJ railroad,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

S---~s VII n. 5-r..a .. .... rn.gaaaa ore within .".r -.'- aecar5.rr O $ -r....."- ~... <. \ w Dasr.a.0.. g."s.a.r. 1T. company. who ~..".aa --.- .... nr inspection O. r.r r..~n.. .- ras.'rt.H was e~..v-.a-.r .."- ... srowfrG madr a. tns n".0... w.. ra s.ys gha No nr m.H ..... ... roG is slowimE ur eNraa5."... with va-uos shs' win 'rrv -.E..... tua-,y make rNa H.--'-...#a.. good r-a5rna~
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

~n. $ $ Northwestern. got into r.- last night about r50o o'clock. with a bumper load of passengers many 0. whom were -nu-6--j7na~s and t.a town wass r..~- with them -a.. a...- midnight.
 Caru. Nw5. vHa 5> ~asr"- d.. me UE ship. and Captain Co1ne.. ..r is aaa Q. rho pilots came nr town and r.-.-a. with friends for a
 -.. N.m.u.s..~- had . ..-G. con -..... .. .-..-.s ..- ~Aarwar. ... .... a-..aay- sw away .' .... .r. ...a.a r.'s wo--a-. u. -.. .... 3. n. westward.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

Resru-ut~E ta rrt s-.rr- a.... .. extensive visit to Alaskan m.r..- properties. John ifa~-r E.as az. ihi-y-uiue. died or tro steamer N... ro-ia while cn route ro Seattle .~". Nome Niles was CIV. .~E.r... and was interested tU Alaska l".. mining properties lie Was -""-"- ing to the states a..5. snan&.-- I.a winter in the Far Nar,n His daa.. on ire Victoria at sea vas #u.Enar.- ed
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12
5. 5. Picnic

Tr. annual sunday S..oo. T.- rfr of the W~asngar..u church WAS held today and a lar -r." load .. pseutekers. member, a. Eha .resnE- tcrian church aud Sunday s,.or. a~ well as number from .,aa- a.aam- nations Jeff a >."u bound tn. la- Cabin wl.r. t.u a.... Is hold
 Tn. weather Is .ao. and -.".a is as~urara. t.a. -.n0 u-. .~ ."- ug had uE them a-
 X .u.ru. report y.. In. -...'
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

w.r- Ern5.as. who has a -rr-- a. r-u- stores tr Wasal-G-ou and ~a- ... Wa1ag as his haadaua--a-- "as .. arrival a1 rIe Northwestern last
 .r Hna5ns is interested in nm .- :. r.a Caaraa.ar and Faar,a 0. r..r districts and roas .r evo-g year .. -a.. look ar inc work E.s ...r.E expects ru operate .E The ..-G. C..g af~tr.. ta.s year. also as they .arr acquired interests saare
 E- ENaa.as w.. come our early
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

U.. Reverend and Ms Andrew . Graham O. Boston a.euw1. panied n. Mrs u.,arus nt .le same place ar. rived on tho spokane eu Sunday wawng and .ar, today t.r White horse where Reverend Graham Wf. lecture tomorrow uichr From M9ta horse tha party w0 ar .a Dawsnl and from there tn the interior ot A.- a>aa whn.o tla Reverend Graham vii lecture at uuwhar ot places
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

Mrs. Hlggins of Sigha. wife oI one af rno radio operators al that point Was a returning passenger ou the Spokane on Sunday and visited with friends while the snip was .n port
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

SunaHnroudcui V ]. Hahn 3t tar ". P. NN. Eoufe went over the line yesterday on a tour ot inspection.
 E- Hahn went in jhe gasoline ua.ar car Buda win Johnny Crash .r al r.a uaThuUelo-.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

several hundred ~. "..
 a-a ha5rl nr- .- -.. . ..#
 plant at Sutton and plans ... ing completion f.- -.. .....- narrow raura --s.-..# ....... .. Esaa mine w.th -.. v.-.... ... Part af rHa wa...".N .- .. ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12
Local News Items

Arthur Jeuno- chief electrician ot the Sitka Electric Light and Fowe- Co. was a SkaEway visitor while lhe Spokane was fa port on Sunday
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

~E.... r.a w.5ul> ar. n-9n- e.-........r ar ran T~0snr. '.w0 and -w... ..-a naHsos arc planned for N.. -. .r rnn Mayo a.s-r.e. #aa N...r ...5 Company has ahvnt .. r. employed and rau.omn.a-"s 1n"- -.5ar.|. moro n~as0eot..- l- tne ...E.n.r. .na a. Keno n...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12
NOTIC

There will be special meeting of the Frate-1a' Order ot Eagles. Wednesday, July 18th. ot 7.2o pm. All members are requested to at- tend.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

E....N.a.a.y G-E mon are now ..H..na in the Cht5aloou and Es.a Goa. mines New dormi.0~.es. ~r
 s.r..E ..-r'Ee6. vrU gr.uwna#.n
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

WANTED Young cir. -o care for small child and asst~. with hnus0 work Win ha as one O. nu~ .aw- fly. Address Eny .-- u- inquire at Keller Bros
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

Er.a- the Northwestern pulled .1'o nar. Jas, night. Eha members O. 'ae ~sa-wav Band gave dance al 'h7 N ]. A. club alyaouEE The affair ... zouen ua ar a .a.r nrr.. aaiio ..a --r.--ar~ ar. tgvr"ar.r..e eu-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

..... -."..a-""-- .-a.l.. ... ....... r.. D. transferred rn a ~..... .#a.r- schooner a. h.-- .... ...~r. f.n steamship Cath ... !. has 'rt >aa-.o .a- Alaska
 -.. ...... 5.s.ra~En5 >."0. cases -. ...... salmon from .". larh.r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

. w .rrr. -araaar .5 -.r A'- .-.. >. rn.5 n-a5uo.s Go. is 7-o- ..... '. pack ..~nuEh rar sHw~G-. ....- ..s r..-- .0 Kodiak Island .'. plan. ". .n established a. "..... ..r-~ Ray -.-r - ...r TT. .as
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12

."...s o. t.. Ad-.r.. .'u0 a.- ...... r... rre~a WI. He r. .-.r..ao . ....- z. and from Alaska A. .~..r .-..>~ ...~ season -s prov .- . s.ea-... surprise u. HsruHr.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-12
Alaska News

-. 7. " Harris ,ar-.-E a. Hawk ..... -..s.as salmon oa--.- "na-- ....-- Inc first week .- guur ham,
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
CITY LOSES TWO
MOREFAST PLAYERS

Three more diamond experts in
the upper ranks Of local baseball
dom will be lost to Wilmington
Their services have been grabbed
by Doc Dolan who is plotting the
Pocomoke City. Nd, club.
DOC" was in Wilmington yester-
day and today and signed a clever
battery in Charlie Fishback. receiver
and Jimmy Malloy. hurler. Fish
back has been with South Side Eden
in the All-Wilmington League and
Lorraine independently all season.
Malloy has been with several local
teams this year and most recently
with South Side Eden.
Both these players will be taken
to Pocomoke this morning and they
will work in this afternoons game
against Salisbury. The latter team
is composed almost entirely Of Will
mington tossers. In the series thus
far the clubs have split even, each
winning a game.
"Sal" Slaughter who first sacks
for both South Side Eden and Lor-
raine will join Pocomoke later this
week. He will play in the outfeld
for the Marylanders. The loss Of
this trio OF tossers will greatly Grip
pie the Little Brooklyn crew.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
JOE WANT GAURDS
TO SEE TWO GAMES

skipper" Joe Condor. Of the Ma
tional Guards Of the City League,
has called a meeting for tonight at
the State Armory and wants all Of
his players present. The meeting
will start at s o'clock.
Manager Condor is arranging an
elaborate program OF baseball for
the encampment which will be held
at the State Rifle Range, August
10 Is. He will make an attempt
to have the two games scheduled in
the City League, on August with
Fourth Ward and on August 10 with
Keystone, played on the diamond at
the Range.
Condor already has a game ar
ranged for one Of the Sundays dur
ing. the encampment with Fort
dupont. He would also like 10
book twilight games and any team
in the State wishing TO play at the
Rife ange during the two weeks
should get in touch with him at
Gordon's Cigar Store, 10 West
Tenth street
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
IRISH NIEUSEL TRADED
TO GIANTSFOR WALKER

PHILADELPHIA, July 26-Cap-
tain Emil ("Irish") Meusel. who has
been swinging a .354 club all year
for the Phillies. has been traded TO
the Giants. Such was the news
which hit Phil baseball fans another
solar picks blow Monday and which
gives the New Yorkers a powerful
offensive outfelder TO aid in their
efforts to outchase the Pittsburgh
Pirates for the National League
flag.
For handing over this .354 swatter
the Phils get outfelder Walker, who
is a fairly good prospect. and
Catcher Henlcin. who has done lit
tie work for the Giants. Walker
has been hitting a .2sS clip this year
and looks promising as recruits go.
The deal with the Giants was the
third the Phils have made this sea-
son and II is said to be the final one
the Quakers will make this year, ae-
cording to President William F.
Baker.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
.MURPHY'S BOX WORK
BLANKS CHESTERTOWN

CRIsFIELD. Nd. July 2s.-Mur-
ply held the Chestertown team TO
one hit yesterday and Crisheid won.
TO o. Chestertown is reputed 20
have the best team on the Shore. hut
they could do nothing with Murphv's
pitching. The short 'right-held fence
prevented his pitching a no-hit
game, as Johnston's hit was a high
fly that just cleared the fence and
would have been an easy out in an
open field.
Roger Peck. OF Baltimore. Cfis-
fields new coach. arrived today.
playing third. He made a timely
hit. scoring Toughey. who had dou-
bled for the only earned run OF the
game. Chestertown filled the bases
in the ninth on a base on balls. a nh
batsman and an error. but Murphy
settled and caused the other batters
to pope easy flies TO the inheld.
Dittman played a fast game at short,
despite two errors The score by
innings:
Crisheld ....-.o2O $4,000 Ox-3
Chesetrtown. 90 0 OO 90 o 90
Earned run-Crisheld, i. Two
base hits-Knaedler. Toughey. Lind.
Johnston. Struck out-By Murphy.
10; by Schelberg. S. Bases on balls
on Murphy. 8; of Schelbzerg. 3.
Hit by pitcher-Bounds Usilton.
Passed ball-Lind. Left on bases
Crisheld. 6; Chestertown. s.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
RICHARD FACES TRIAL
In FIGHT FILM CASE

NEW YORK. July 2s.-sTex"
Rickard. promoter Of the Dempsey
Carpenter bout, and F. C. Quimby,
motion-picture producer. yesterday
admitted to United States District
Attorney Hayward that they had
caused a film OF the fight to be
brought across the State line from
New Jersey.
Mr.. Hayward asserted they had in
timated they would plead guilty to
violating the Interstate Commerce
law II such a charge we're brought
against them. The maximum punish
ment would be a years Imprisonment
or a $1,000 fine. Their frankness. Mr..
Haywood said, would make a Grand
Jury investigation unnecessary. He
said he would proceed against them
by means OF an information charging
a misdemeanor. Both men, Mr.. Hay
wood said, had asserted they believed
transportation OF the film was no
violation Of the Federal law and
that any offense there might be
would consist in public exhibition OF
it.
Rickard and Quimby declined to
make any statement on leaving Mr..
Haywward's Office.
Evening journal., 1921-07-26
HONrE RUNs TEATURE.

SNOW HILL. Md. July 26.-Salis-
bury yesterday easily defeated Snow
Hill, IL to 4. Schroll who started
for Snow Hill, was batted from the
mound in the sixth. Jones. Roth
rock and Sharrets made home runs.
Score by innings:
Salisbury - 2 o 1 40 ? Oil
Snow Hill 20 o. 0 o 20 o. 4
Two-base hits-Robins. Jones. Un-
derwood. Three-base hits-Drury,
Jackson. Home runs-Jones, Roth
rock, Sharrets. Hits-On Schroll.
10 in 8 innings; of Gladman. in
innings; of Jones. 4 in 6 Ia in
nings; off August. In 2-3 innings.
Bases on balls-On Schroll s. of
Gladman. 2; on Jones. 2; Off Au-
gust. /. Hit by pitcher-By Jones
tRobins, Drury). Wild pitch
Jones Passed ball--Jackson. Stolen
bases-Wright, Underwood. Nc
Niff. 2.