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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
COMMON LAW MARRIAGE
INVALID IN DELAWARE
State Court Hands Down Inn
portant Opinion in the
Goslin Case.

That common Law or aen-ceremon-
iaI marriages are invalid in Delaware
was the decision of the State Court
sitting On bane this afternoon, an
opinion which. It is claimed, IS ot
vast Importance and which Uill be
read with interest throughout Della
ware The opinion VAS read by Chief
Justice PgnneWili. tudge Bayce
Judge Kiee and Judge Heisel were
on the bench when the court con
Ycned.
The decision VAS handed down II
the ease Of the Wilmington Trust Co
guardian Of Thomas ] etoslin, Saraf
y Goslia and Elizabeth E iosliu
versus Frances Gesiin liendfiAon ad
niaistratriK af Paul Goslin. deceased
and the Fidelity and Deposit 60. o
/ Maryland, George T.. Edward $ Rob
ert NJ Goslin aHd Mary David an,
! Dorothy Buck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
MA BERGD0LL TO
SHOW THE RECORDS
Suggestion Made That an Ac-
countant be Put TO Work
on Them.

Philadelphia. Pa. June Mrs
Emma C. BercdoH mother III tv
,.ackcrs. has decided to throw op.1
I'll. the accounts of her properties ara
those a. her arlny a.sertcr son. Gro
ser. i IS said
That has been learned from ~
authoritative source Mrs BerrdaIl
according 10 the report has agreed
that II the government through
colonel Thomas ". Miller alien TroI-
erfv custodian. VII appoint q certified
accountant she VIII show al records
az her custodianship of Grover S
property.
II was discovered when the pron-
erty was seized that Mrs Bvrsdou
had so entwined her own affairs with
those OF her son that i was impossible
a. tell which properties belonged &
Grover and which 10 his mother
For that reason both estates Were
taken over by the government j
was then obligatory upon Mrs Berg
don 10 prove her own property as
distinct from that Of her son. Itefor.
she could even draw 2 CHECK agaIusr
her personal bank accounts. The fE'
days given her To separate her affair
are up today.
The sum of s2o.000 representing
the amount Of bail deposited for Er.
yin G. Bergdon.s appearance before
the cnurt-martlal at Governors IS
land New York was seized here yes
terday BY Colonel Miller
Mrs Bergdon. mother of the slack
- sons. Grover and Erwin. soagh
legal advice Yesterday afternoon il
the Office ~ D stuart Robinson. in III,
Liberty Building
While Mrs Eergdoi remained i
-. offics of Mr. Robinson. In. latte
teIephoned 10 Vincent A. Carroll
Phpadelphia counsel for the aaar
property custodian for an interview
Presently Mr. Robinson was ushere,
into the office ~ Major Carroll i, j
understood that Mr. Robinson sug
pested that public accountant Dc en-
pIaycd 10 make careful check Of tl
money iu banks and that held j
trust. to present 10 the governmen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
JUDGE GRAY EXPLAINS
HIS CONNECTION WITH
CHANCELLORSHIP
Tells Why He Advised Senator
Wolcott TO Accept the
Appointment.
KNEW NOTHING OF ANY DEAL

Following the announcement hv
Governor prnucy that he had uonl-
,,ated senator J q. Wulcutt for TIN
,-hanCcIlurship II was learned iht
th, senator before oorstntluE IL ne
nomination. had consulted ., uHuliNt
az friends. on, II whom WAS lad=,
George GRAY rccline assured hN Inc
friends he had consulted th.u J, wouI'
", proI,, 10 asorp, the appel0tmeat.
rs. gnNe his ,ouS nj to the E3Ncrn1E
aud The no;uu1tios followed
Iudr, GRAY. upon hciuE 9pproaN h,d
~ ..rcpoft,r 81 E,er ENen.ns tE.s
morning. in r,E4id Is his nam. ha'1nS
bcen mentioned ia N, ncv sp.l'"rs -
one ~ thc~- With y hou senator We
,ott had rsu~,lei ~ e bus ~ ,rta''ss
al th, cham ,llor~hip. said
ltlstrat senator Nglegtt ,hau,
We,k o. mon. before The auuoGnce-
m,nt va r4td, called unnu As, and
TOLD me th.tt IS, had hc,u ,re.'lh'N ia
formed ,bat f il, would lsr to +,
Chancellor tte EoN rror voald an
point hum On ,h, expiration q Chaf
eelat Glr,i. ;ttw Senator No',oii
s.tid that III ps~ much SURPRISED .
thg information and had IL hr~,
tEAts y tth NNtfEe-.tft lts tA#tl t+tt's 'f ttt-
spoken Is acar upon ia. suh1c.t d,
had said that q Chaneellel ,'ar.i-
Was to & DISPLACED solely r.a..
hu Chancellor AZ weaid nnt tuEthl
CRUSADER the proposition lF. s.tla h'
Vas then assured that suoh N,as a'
tht ease and that others vha@, ,rrr
,Nplred al the same tire v.uli
D., rcappuintcd that he had tEsn a"
salf.d the chairman os th prna
erafr state Committee .srd th, ,ha Il
ulan * The county eonuutt,s as w
Is othrr> Who we're 3,tlNr Itrty ica3
,rS as to how i stru,h them from
party point ef N.cW t-pou r,,siNEn.
thCr approval hc had come ~ Ell. a
counsel statlrE hat pac, an .la
bench had ,crr ae,a his anaiI.aa
ard asNins nc uhat ! ;houEhg et Ia
preprirfN ~ ms accepting the CfeT
sa.h an appointment
i asked hin how tlo sucEeStio'
- Ills leaving the senate would \
r,e.iv,,l Is his Democratic COLLEAGUE
thrre IL told nj that those to Whor
81 Rad srok,a on the subject. VII
Wtre noi i f,u ail thought he voEh
4 justified "a accepting the positio
81, r,d
as the situation then presented i
s.g to senator Wolcott I thcuch'
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
BAYARD EMPHATIC
IN CHARTER ANSWER
REPLIES in Words of One Syl-
liable So All May Know His
Position.

Thomas Il l}ayard today replied ta
!. letter which Leon Walker. chairman
af th, citizens Charter Committee.
forwarded to him Yesterday. request
{rr Mn answer. which would explain
hss attitude regarding a non-partlsan
hart,r for Wilmington. Mf BAY
tr,ls answer i, explicit and In replying
Ill Tie tvo questions, he answers IN
+, vord II on, syllable. YES IN Ill
r,,t contrast to tho odd tactics of his
palj,i,aI opponent Tor mayor. Mr
EaNard.s letter follows
AIN Dcar Mi walker I am writ-
,ne ,n renl> II Your letter of MAY 10
1921 addressed n Mir Leroy Harvey
.- Republican candidate far mayor
and to myself. as Democrats eandi-
date for mayor in the present eiiA
campaign.
.You ask two questions. first evil
,ou. therefore pledge Yourself I
,les..d IL support the efforts Of tn
,.lttzens. Committee 70 write com
mission manager charter rroVidins
for the above fundamentally, an
seeond. VIII you make every legiu
fnlate effort to secure is cnactmen
| into iaw at the next session IF tn
| legislature
/ 4 fcw weeks aea and in the carl
part ST the present campaign. Dc
iared my stand before tn voters q
Wilmington Ia the following LANGUAGE
Tn proposed new charter.
which Mas recently submitted 70
i th, LEGISLATURE from ny own
knowledge presents i great step
forward towards helping the Peo-
ple I'll this citS 10 efficiently and
comfortably maraee their own
affairS Ny stand therefore. IS
uruu the ny eity charter prepo-
si;laa rs finally presented - the
Cit.zeus Charter Committee. and
for that charter whether success
ful Il the nomination and election
or nct shall continue Ia devote
my efforts untu this vital meas
..rr - greatly needed and 50
ruarsfestly desired hy al he good
I,ople II wilmington. becomes a
laM
THIS same position ! have mair
tanned during this campaign both
pGtlsc ana h private speech - we
as ii letters. and shall continue
maintain this stand until we obtai
from tn, Legislature what a vast IN;
jorlly of the citizens Of Wilmingto
with no uncertain voice, asked f
during ghe past winter
Ny answer . both your question
Yes
VERY truly yours.
Thomas + Bayard :"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
.HUMORIST Wins DERBY;
ASTOR'S HORSE SECOND
King and Queen Drive in Semi
State to EPSON Downs
for the First Time.
py Associated Presa 10 Every i3eeoire

gy Associated Prcsa lU Every Evening
Epson Downs. Inne Tlumoriat
won the classic Derby run here today
Viscouut Aators craig An Fran
yeas second and Joseph Wlispn's u,
rlonora was third Twenty tHrro
horses ran
T. 81 Iotl's TiWnWisf, the wlnutf
of todav-ran third in the Tua Thou
Sand Guinaas ut Nea1narFet IL ArTA
Craig An Fran wl4 tha ~inn"
tho Two Thousand GIihcas and
nlonora vae second in has
Tho beftiug nae sis to a.o tsai I
l.Ipmorisi dve o. one againH lraig
Au Fran and ~ I against Lemraaf
londou. juno f'whWay 5
from london ta Easej9 Downs
/ crowded at davu tnday wh r..
/ iouruevine .9 sjta.sa tnn
+ il, Englisb Dl1e isuraad
+ Restricted bat3usc of I'D rnal
+. stJilse. ~ae utpplen,nt.a h2
every Eiua % hie Ahil, ll.h
head 4rt1#uf svraa1td a.d uaZ1
as thcv watched tHe sluatg upeiaa
+ river of tratIlr belor rd ii.,
efa1a1 officers e r,ah,. an"h
aione tha aad
gho running - hie raro aHe All
EPSON Donus cours nf aur miia
Yards takes second r1ua on3E fn
Days Set ast3n tp celebrate ~ofae
tiorl fcft
Kius G.aofEn and queen Na
he Grst titno draye Hntrf tu t6a
fn s.rni- -state Ir the 9asf tn
driven onIv ~ tue Assoc. neatir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
SUSPICIOUS NEGROES
PLACED UNDER ARREST
Taken in Custody at New
Castle on a Supposed Will
mington Clue.
snc.LaI eorresnanlen.e I.A.r. I.yenIn.

Special Correspondence EsNsrE Tavcnirs
New Castle. mue Last evening
chief If Police Matthew Tohin arrested
William Till and John .Iaues. roth
colored who are supposed g have
heen implicated IL : robbery ~ Mon
day afteinaou in Wilmington. when
one ri the palties robbed lost a yAlu
able diamond rinR. fhe I've men
we're first noticed ~ the Pennsylyania
railroad station. where IT'LL i II ID
legged. nfTeied to sell { rine for $1 to
an employ af tire company Who re
fused t. huy The Negro next offered
il t. watehman Whe also was not
tempted The man neSt approached
! William Il. kee garage man. and
again VAS turned down The "
groes next approached Michael !. Mas
ticola of Zoo Vest Fifth street WHO
Is rmplayed II the loeai ear harH q
the traction company. Hil offered
to sell the ring. hut the empiose. be
+ ing suspicious &c Jones'. who seemed
+ 10 be on guard and was occupying the
| centre af the roadway. did not accept
/ the offer The Negro stated the set
f ting IN the ring was i diamond an6
wanted t. prove to him y q demonst..a
i ton of cutting glass but Masticola
having i considerable sum ef money
with him vas afraid 10 display Il fol
C,.ar ~ would be robbed
In the meantime Mr. kte had mott
fed thr chief of police md the Office
got busy on II. case Accompanied L,
Mayer W Leslie Cramer and kee
they began t. search Tor tn, men
near the eat-oI at the high bridge
but on account OF the darkness, Wer
unable 70 ind any trace of tham.
During the chase officer Tabin an
William kee. sappesing that fhe w
mon were waiting to beard a south
bound freight. rode on the train fror
the RuttoRWoods 10 the cutoff bu
we're unable 70 locate tho men. Th
last trolley ear. which LEFT This cit
FOR Wilmington. II L o,cleek va
stopped III Edwards switch. tWo mlle
from this city by the police effiee
, and the tNo men Were an It boun
! for Wilmington llin hid boarded tn
) ear at Sixth street and Jones at Ii
! ear barn The Negroes We're place
under arrest and brought 70 "a
/. lookup. Today they VII be turne
r over II Wilmington detective es
The I'VE men we're searched. bt
$ the ring was not found Hill state
that the ring WAS from a i0-ecnt stor
and Vas of no value. lie elssifas
that his home was IN Dover and ths
he wanted To secure enough mone
TO get back there Jares sal .
home was IN New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
BAYARD AND KRAMER
TAKE ISSUE WITH
G. D. P. ORATORS
Stand EmphaticaIly for New
Charter and Crematory In
surance investigation.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETINGS

pemocratis speakers addressed two
enthusiastic mass meetings last nlght
attended IN several hundred citIZcns
The meetings were held ~ ~ NJ
noa!. seventh and Spruce streets
atd It'd NJ school washington near
rhal Thomas Il Gayard. Democratic
,ludidatv for mayor spoke at both
MEETINGS. aS did Miss Flltn SamWorth,
md at Tie meeting AZ seventh and
NJ ru,, streets. Robert " kramer,
ludilatr tnr president of Council, told
~ Not,fs the inside facts runccru.ug
,hp rr,tI'rry insurance mess.
Air Ealarl, in ms address q both
MEETINGS. r,f,rr,d "a the failure of
I,ltez HlIlvN. i,rnuhHrau candidate
fot ulavur. tu answer y words of onc
~NIlanIc. vhrtG,r hy IS uow ia favor
lnd v.5l supaer; j non PARTISAN city
htr:,
t.aN4ri ,aid .duging iii, present cam
teu 4n which he penplr " Mi
.u4u-tau u.Hl ~ treated tu tho con
nu.d s.,rcthc9 of candidates ou the
I,rluIavln ti,krt except The nne for
aaEur att,rtHE th,I rtncttcd cons
.}s li.atl.as ei the Citi.aus Committee
AlFt,r Ta ;hcst candidates the
C.szru- -emmtya, charter .sieeal
wfh ts nen partisan features Irc
@,ut- ua at;Ga oas because Il crC
atrs th, ptuhahtttv Il nu, the ccr
| aty .hat th. paai,d patronage at
81, Ct> llaH wiil i. taken from th.
4 h3al~ st tIt Eepahli.an argaui1ation
4 lu~t watr th, lt uihs1n oludldat,
fr m,yr ands ,adtN uron thi1
. e Z
,t4I. ~uH u4ats,r ot sHeouia
.. .ny aind~ ac aI ;f, voters II
\ 81, .y t7.i a hs- pr- rs position ar
/ - natty, thu Same hat ni his
n .i,n 4-dsdats- s,.n fhe R.nah't
sr 4nbyt thea h, Mr lfarN,s i
uds,y -..a@. .ho t-tz-ns Commute,
v.atd nr absurd "A thi~ III an,
lother mHaE0 to have candidates.
| laras ht tme lar> tlok,t .4 Z"
4 l., >at.~ u. theiI t,,iav .iu ns 1irr
e,r aE aar absolutely diNerEen
1-.sa5s Eoth ut yAe R"ruhlicar
ir4l.f> n ths~ rit} >iatr frSt ihat th
I,sU,u~ oamuattet ,hartnr rs nnt a'
-i3, r ta, present ,aWDaisn; second
tlar Mr i4trve, stand ui rn th
IC.tzus Committee ahartrr .s salts
sa.ta-N to thu Republican, orsailigt
tson. and third. that All IT the candt
dates. ather than Mr. Harvey upo
.hc EcuarHcan t.cket. are adverse {
EtEr ort.zcns Committee Charttr Ger
lta.nN tig resent remarks of Sanu,
Wr... thr Espuh,isan candidate fa
ty ,e.as8rer in whfeh he heas:ca ,
r- ,ete a iaovtf vhi,h htlre ] to hr
! .h~ hayl,r rsesants an absolute.
Grtr.tt ,ta as.oi a~ {a th' stan
tl.r l,eualtaan a.GamtzatlaG upo
.~ tttr aa~t N,Fa t0 ,A, ..t.zs z
Naaa-tar II the atttaie Els "
a,m. .ta Har, -n sh, .d.dtt.
h. r,-,ated Fl. ssest.u .a th
a-u aud iu iasor t H
c.sea~ ta@..flg.e os1strtar tz. a~t.i
s ,>uuh t.aa la5 h4- th. a.k.rl f II
( <ar5- at a1 oNa rs 81. Nottr~ at NJ
(. .n-tar ar subjected ta tte ri.
i~.u ss~.,@ltir tha i1snHa. ra
Iusg NclI ,sn-rata.at, thsU~ .Nre p.
as4saa. which Jhey aaeasate y.
III 4u.asr advocated ay s5 isf te'
lh a.,rS +. Wilmington ore =
ar aa r~ut ,annaigu on.aad.
h+ Hart-Sar-h.l - aakoeats WA
f, -eur q. tav .ar.rS Is i mum
paat has. saiI that they Vante
sa4ey + Is th, red.l q anz II
.H,s h,il hanse Ihel 2
I -res .1ta ~eaiitg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
HEART ATTACH FATtI
10 THOMAS tI-ETi~
He Expired suddenly After LONG
auto Ridc-En Business Hany Years.

It.tIrfgag Ga aHs aante
Grion reet 3ta -nndaE
sft.r .aHg automobile -3- .h
Curtis. + business ran lf
he pasi nirtyeigng Years @
perch for 4 -nuf aaat -tar..j
he nous. ta ret.rn nd rls aia
stairken wi-h GaHa i-1
aead ia fifteen ninat fi
buried tomorrow Horr4aE
nome Funeral sefy u
.r III arrs chura ari
rin ha made g Gae Cathedral
t.ru
Ar CURTIS for thn a7t a.r 1
gears had Conducted a.ttr n4
business in the second .f#gt
nous. aRd aas known aIndE l
residents as Hi- ai.E ard .nat
years ago ~ suffered from lr1
attack 5ut had improved although a
had not 5can eerr active n bushes
snre thea On 1aad1E af.r1
aroye als automobile aalset
.hIrtY-nlie rip nd r--arlil1 XIII
FIJI never falr better If n-s t
HIs wife survives a.a A
saS hrown tar ai@ aH
HaEity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
TO WE'D SoIrI.
HISS Fleta Robertson ol Georg.a 81 "a
BRIDE of Norris " right of Newark.

Mss Fieta Robertson 81 GeOrg.a 80 hc
Bride of norris wright q Newark.
Norris \ wright son 4 Stma,
Wright q Newark lsfl an Manda
t.ineo.i Ga. IS hgge ns W.ll as Ht
an Friday evening Mr. Wrigh, wa"
5 wee president cf the coa-.nent
i,rt. Co ul Newark vlll wel AlIss fa
Robertson Of Lincoln Mr. Nri-A
tended the University ot Delaware
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. WTls1t ut \.0
ark brother and sister-.n lam ot M-
Wrgat Mrs. =. f Proud ri larr
own y. II. and Miss " Il. Win at at
Newark sisters, are teavinE taaay i".
she south to attend ,he wdiHE
Following the ceremony. the o'.i.
ina groom VIII stagt Cor tae N"rta aa
.aew wedding trin, which wll a-lid
tour of the Canadian Rccai- anl
Alaska Tne trim Win consume about
/ stN weeks, ard at the eaa of this 2er
Iod Mr.. and Mrs wright wilt retlrt
\ If Newark whore they VIII resii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
RtNDlTS GET $4,000;
POLICE ACROSS SIHEE i

Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Minneapolis, Mimi. Jun"
rIvc men in an automohii, held
M two mcsscuGcrs of the Aljllor7
and Traders Bank here TO-DAY
and escaped with S1G.o0O In cur
rpncN. The hank is located lust
across the street frum police
headquarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
ROFEBY WILCUPPS BEAn.
Found unconscious in Doorway
Early This Morning.

RofebyN WIlcupps. SS years old. Of
seventh and K5rkWood streets. was
found lying dead on the doorsters -
West Ninth street shortly before
O'Clock this morning By f r Senn,
who with tNo companions. was an
his way home from the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad shops.
Ii is believed death was due to heart
disease. WIlcupns resided with hls
widowed mother. on the second floor
ot i residence at Seventh and Kirk
t wood streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Is KILLED IN RACE
RIOTS. MOB BURNS
NEGRO PART OF TOWN
Under Cover of Smoke Whites
Surround Buildings Used as
Barracks by the Blacks.
HUNDREDS lRE CAPTURED
Riot Call Sent 10 Nearby Towns
for Additional Aid 70 0uel
the Street Battles.
MACHINE GUNS CALLED FOR

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
chl,d Hi ), Motor Car.

Running into tnt street ID front 81
her hon.. AIS West Tweaty-sa cond
street this morning. Alice Hazelteen,
Two years old. was struck by a passing
automobile She was hurried To thu
Homeopathic Hospital, where sile Was
fer,orted uuinIured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
HnrLIns in Charge of noteI.

Harry j Harkins assumed the man
agement Of the Hotel du Pont today,
succeeding Ernest S Tate. who Will
soon start on a trip g the Pacific
coast. Mr. Haritins was Congratulated
by many friends and received several
floral gifts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
lniEr III As4.

W.s.ey Wnaut twa yrars o.d. It
Ing al TaneyvlIie, Mas hraaght to the
Homeopathic iiosp.ta -hls morning.
suffering with laoerat g iip Tha
youngstar was struck by aa DIX wbila
pIaying near his nQFne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Ino EIaa,il, Elnad

Pleading guilty ~ lIin@ l4aor
Aatnonv PaIese and Frank phH.a1
VII uare each sent nced NJ p5 4 time
of $500 and costs and rTa &0 DAYS
Imprisonment by Judge t<5n ii .il-
riclpl Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
~. raaIrht.

ha rrohaa
= ...t
Aia As
Aru
r-.tt.a
-HsH.
fu A f1.nE'
-tI.IsI OIL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

when everything else fails Nagr
Wonderful Remedy invariably proves
successful for indigestion. hloatin-
and gas in the stomach.t ohe dose
will convince or-money rellndsd AA
drugslsts.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

An ad III Every Evening costing
SOC sold an automobile worth 100 dol
lars-what more could you eXpect?-
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Tlae, lighting hztuFes. fireplace
fittings Gaa. W. McCaulley & Son,
lo3 West EIahth street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Piastering. Ali kinds atteaded to
promptly Lowe Bros, la02 @hatlctos5
ave. 5707 M.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
More Pun Than a Circus.

sling 70 the Federal Bakeries. The
children can't afford e miss it.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01

Bay tried CIc Dairy III
tar2 TeIephones I54O-I541.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
Rail Pay Cuts and Increase of May, 1920

IvA to very
Of the Labor Boards shed
1st announced as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-01
N-rr tre,asL.

Hu.uE
Wa--. Waafae iarsart
rna.r. to-
II L hrrt s.nu..
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-10-19

George r. Gathers. member of
the commission which framed the
present City Charter Of Baltimore.
Republican candidate for Governor
in 1907 and one of the most promin-
ent Republicans of the State, died of
pneumonia at 9.15 A. NJ, yesterday
in his home on 1ngleside avenue
Catonsville. He had been sick only
about a week.
The news of his death was the
more shocking to his friends because
until about week ago he was at his
office and going about his affairs
with all his usual energy and with
no sign Of poor health. Although
never man of robust physique, he
was possessed of an unusual amount
of energy for his light and wiry
frame.
1t is said that he suffered the at
tack of pneumonia following eX-
posure in a long automobile ride
week ago Saturday with Prohibition
Director Edmund Budnitz. This was
made in connection with the duties
of Mr. Budnitz's office. He became
chilled and took to his bed as a re-
suit. DR.. Marshall p. West, who at
tended him, felt Sunday morning
that he was out of danger, but he
suddenly manifested dangerous SYM
ptoms late in the day. Early yester-
day Dr. West called DR.. Thomas R.
Brown in consultation. The physi-
clans were unable, however, to save
his life
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Cots and Mattresses and furniture
Of all descriptions, by day, month or
year Todd Furniture 90.
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FOR SALE

No William street. nice moderl
residence, desira bic location, apply j
Richard Smith. lo-l3-t Q
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTING

casino to be used as an automobile
paint shop. Cars painted and var
nished by expert workmeL. Give
me a call and let me quote prices.
Phone 56S. LONE SLACUM.
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FCL-O-PEP

We have secured the exclusive
agency for this wonderful food and
beg to advise the public that we shall
carry full line of it at all times.
If you would make your hens lay
more eggs, get Ful-O-Pep for them.
For sale only by the
Croft Implement Company
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PNEUMONIA ENDS LIFE
OF GEORGE R. GATHER

Sudden Relapse After Weeks Ill
ness Closes Successful Career OF
Prominent Attorney. Held Many
Public Offices. His Efforts We're
Instrumental In Securing Ordin-
ance Permitting Sunday Baseball
In City.
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LOST
NEW AUTO REPAIR SHOP

In counoctlUn with my garage L
haYe opened an automobile repair
shop. which is in charge OF a compe-
tent man. All work will be handled
promptly and at reasonable rates.
Give me a call, convenient location,
prompt service, good workmanship.
Phone 80. VIM. l.. Uean, Gay street
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FOR RENT

One nice room, apply III Nue de
L'Eau street 10-17-6
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HELP WANTED

Reliable man for bookkeeping and
office work; short hand and type
writing not necessary. Address in own
handwriting, e L. Q. Box l81.
I0-17-6t