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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
81 qaar til Waiferobe.

@aa 2gr6ag often er BET, at Da-
nias 9ameforening inobpoer til Ge=
|ionens ferite @rpmiemaiferaoe. CT
bper Ser bar beret til Dameforenir1=
gems Setter, ne6 gofaa, 1t r1a11 ol6rig
ifuffes / fine 5orbentntnger. 2er=
bag Mften bliber inge11 l1notaeel1e.
Ser er belle s. flotte @remier at
erobre for 6e Ma1fer, iom CT i 60
len in6en SCI. $50. Seniens 0rfe=
tier, iom ipiller sen lifligite Danie=
multi, er 1eiet og &omiteen erfle=
rer, at ser ct giort alt for at alle
9eltagere tan more Dem, iaa 9ania
Sail bliber bel mere imefful6t paa
2pr6og 9lften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
OF
n

Bestillinger modtages nu paa de for
skjellige Julehefter, som bedes ind.
sendt snarest mulig, ledsaget az Bele-
bet. Hefterne vii da blive sendt porto
frit til Dem saa hurtig disse ankom-
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07

Goreningeu v9anmarfs 9btre"
bar balgt fblgen6e 8eitprelie:
@r=Hreiioent, Marie Senien.
&reit6ent, @amillo Gloulen (gien>
balgt).
8tce=Hreiioert, @ngeline &por11p
(gienbolet).
Sefreter, Gliie 9ecter (gie11,
balet).
&asierer, Gone Mielien (gien=
baIgt).
6prer, Suite Steport.
9ruitee, 9agmar @eterie11.
Snore &a9t, Morie &iel6ien (gien=
balgt).
gore &agt, @lpine Sgrgenien.
5lagbarere, @arp 8alle, &are11
0lien.
Gorbalter, Mnna Sergenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Rarit1r.
8. g.. g.

Sen %berberen6e 8ro6erloge, 1om
er ben itgrIte Samh1n6et, feireoe
iioite 2proag @tiftelfesfelt for 39te
Sang meo 6eitmaaltio og 8al, og
Ser bar insen imalle Ste6er, nacr
man u16tager Eililutningen, tbi og=
iad ber gioroe 6e TRANCE Ei6er fig
j gieloenoe, iaa 6eit6eltagerne oenne
Sang fun bar balb iaa mango iom i
forrige Mar. Men ser bar @tem~
ming ODER Sel1fobet, Ser talte ca. 200
Gerioner. Salen bar impffet meo
umerifanife og 6anife Sarber. Soft
lcbereoe Eaffelm1iif, inobefattenre
en- 8otpourri al ipn6eripbife Melo-
6ier. Spiieieolen bp6 poo bibecie
iolioe @etter og flere 9elitnte5ier,
90 % man tom til 9eierten bar Go1f
Il Stemning. @m. 2uno, 2ogens
nppolete @%refi6ent, f%ungere6e iom
Sroitprer. 6eittalen for 8. q. e..
90 2o9e SEQ. 4 bol6tes at @iggo 9an=
fen. Sagfbrer Sect talte for. Slime
rita, Sotegrof Mn6erien for 9an=
mart % Mn6rem &anien for Damer=
ne. Soften fulminere6e / ct anime
ret Sol. Gmtl @eterien bar 6eit-
fomiteens Sorman6 og Mrs. &atbin=
ia 8ropnell ito6 for Mnretntngen
iom rutineret- &ogefunitner.
@er9elanb.
Soreningen @ergelan6, Der tel=
Ter 8pens le6en6e; nor1fe Gorret=
ningsmen6 iom Meolemmer, t1reoe
Sui forle6en Nften me6 SSulegran
for 6e @maa og ct %intereslant &ro=
gram for 6e 8ofsne. Sans Sobnion,
Granf @%ulbran1on og @ap @agen
bol6t Saler paa norif og engelif.
Mleran6ra Smbol6t og g. Glsmo
ipille6e paa &laber, og elmer Smut
ion fang en- Senor Colo. Glere
Numre al @ergelan6 @angforening
giorbe flor 2pffe og Ser bar rtgtig
|Suleitemning ODER belle 6oriamlin-
GET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07

STRIP eftre @rsDen,1mer af bette
BIab:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
..Svikm0llen"
Pris SIPS

y: FITS $I.Zo
den verdige Konkurrent til "Bleksprutten", r nu ankornmen fra Dan
mark og giver Udtryk at at overgaa sine Forgjangere i vittghed og
code Karikaturer, hvilket siger en- hel Del.
De mango Begivenheder som i Aarets LIB hr fundet Sted er be-
handlet pa den NEST satirike Made at Revyforfatere som vigge Bar.
foed, Ludwig Brandsrup, Axel Breidahl, Mogens Dam, Fleming Lynge
OF Paul Sakrouw!
Teenineerne er leveret af Sven Brasch, Thor B9gelund, Chr. Hoff
A. Kock, StormPetersen og flere.
Som morsom Underhodnng i Juledaeene er sviknsllen uovertref-
feng. Bestl den nn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Julestjernen

Dette stnfude Juehefte, trykt pa fineste Papr med 1lustratio-
nera f Kunstnere som Karl R6nning, Louis Moe, Erik Henningsen og
mango andre, er som alid forsynet med code Fort@lGnger, hv1s L1d1g-
he'd og Hygge giyer dem Pads blandt Lteraturens Perler. Julestjer-
men" er ct Hefte, som burde fndes j ethvert HEN, thi dens 1ndhold
b@rer Bud til mango.
Prisen or kun $1O0,
hvnket SammenIgning med andre Julehefter maa sges at we're
meget binig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-07
Almanakken ,,Danmark'

som i Aar redigeres af Gustav Hetsch og Jeppe Aakjar, beh6ver like
nogen serlg Reklame, enhver kjender dens Fortr@fhlighed men vi
ma dog oplyse, at ct stort sammenfoldet Kort over Danmark og s6n-
derjynand medfSlger gratis denne Gang.
Benyt Lejngheden til at sikre Dem dette udmerkede Kort, der i
sig SEW er mere end $1O0 verdt.
Almanak SAINT Kort, $l00
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-21
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF cocHiSE.
 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

NOTICE Of fORGSGOSOHG SfNGGs
 No. S5S2.
 ! Bozo Porohieh. Plaintiff. vs. Charles Polti. and Luisa Polti. his wife, defend- ants
 Under and by virtue Of a Special Exc cutiOn and decree of foreclosure and sale. issued out of the Superior Court Of the County of Cochise. State of Arizona, on the 18th day of January. A. ID. lssl: m the above entitled action. wherein Bozo Porohich. the above named plaintift, oh- tained a judcment and decree of foreclo- sure and sale against Charles folu ana I4uisa Polti his wife, dCtcndonts, on the Sth day of July. A. D., 1920; for the sum of Twenty mine hundred eighty- tour and N5-lOO dollars. ($s.9StOil. principal law ful money of the United states. witn in- tcrest at the rate ot S,N per cent i"r 1A- mum thereon from the doto ot sa:d lWtg- rnent until the full amount ot said Judg- mcnt and decree Is paid. which said de- cree was. on the Nth day of July, \ D.. 1920; recorded in Judgment lsco< No. 9. ! of said Court. at p0ge aSe; | am con a0nded to sell the certain lot piece or n., eel of land. situate. lying end beinS in BishCe. County of Cochisr. State ss -Nt- zor,s. and bounded and 's1~iNed as iol- lows.
 All of lots twCnty-one (slN and fifty (S9) in block Eleven Cll of the Bishee Town site. CochiSc County, state of Arizona. as per the official map thereof made ny II. W. JorgenSen. C. F., dated January. l9VS: and filed April Srt. l9OSs in the office of the County Recorder. of said CochSc County. in Book One. of Maps at page sS. together with all improvements there ons
 ! Public Notice is hereby given that. on Wednesday. the 1aN of FehN.. \. p.. 1881; at 2 o'clock r. NJ, of that day, in front of the Court House door of the County of CochiSc. | will. tn obedience Co said Special Execution Snd decree or foreclosure and sale. sell tho above de- Scribcd property, or So much thereof as iOstN he necessary to satisfy said ludg- ment. with interest and costs to the highest and best bidder. for cash, lawful money Ot the United States.
 Dated. this 18th day Cf January. A. n. 1891;
 J. F. HOOD SNeriff ly CHAS. BLlTH, Under Sheriff.
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First publication Jan. :. 1921.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-21
FH1SSE The Review Want Ads---"ReSut GetterS" FaSSF
FOR SALE
TOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALES room house furnished.
 leather davenport, dTessers, beds. stoves. dishes and cooking utensils. Price S15O0.OO. S50O.O0 cash and
 S2J.O0 and interest per month; II room house partly furnished, divid- ed into apartment house, rental in- come S75.0O per month, will sell for 5000 cash, must sell at once; 6 room cottage S3,000.00; 6 room bun galow partly furnished $31OO.Oe, these two can be had on good terms; 4 rooms, bath and sleeping porch partly furnished. Warren, S1SOO.0O. We have other good houses in Warren and Bisbee, we'll located for sale at reduced prices, and good terms. Insurance, real estate. rentals, abstracting. bonding, etc. etc. Phone 26, No. 51 Main St. LTF. S230-tf FOR SALE-16O acres patented land, ? room house. good wells, fenced ol one side four wires. post set all around, miles Fl Frida, price $1,0O0. room house partly furnish
 ed, sleeping porch, wash house and wood shed. Price SS5O.OO. For Rent , room house furnished new house, Warren. S40.0O. For Sale s room house furnished. Almost new, will trade for Ford Car $500. balance like rent, WinwOod Addition; 6 room house. Jiggerville. Price $500. rents for S25. These and other bargains in all parts of the district List your property with me for rent and sale. See me for Fire Insurance. N. C. High. T95S-1-ti ENI, :. AI L, I,-.-. ..--..... - l.h...r,
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Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE UrEElOH CoCRT In the County ot CoehiSe.
 State of ArirOra

Estate ot John kennedy. dcccaScd.
 Notice iS hereby given hN the under signed, Roger Kennedy. ACminiStrNtCr C, the Estate of John Kennedy, deccaScd to the creditors of and all persons haViOg claims against the said GeccaSed. 10 CN- hihit them. with the necessary vouchers within Four t4l months after the first publication of this notice to the said Nd- miniStgator St the Law Offices of Ellin- wood & Ross. RiShcc. CochiSc County. Arizona. the same being the place for the transaction ot the business ot said vs- tate. in said County Of CochiS,.
 Roger Kennedy. Administrator With \ Wil Annexed ot thu estate of lcSln Ken ncdN, dcccsScd, Dated Tombstone. Nri- zona- this 18th daN ot January. 1881.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-21
STOCKS and BONDS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Jan. 0.-Retirement of the short interest in the stock market made further variable prog ress today as pools. in oil, food. ship ping and copper shareS. as we'll as many miscellaneous. specialties re stunned their bullish operations. Gross gains in these stocks ran from one to six points. but late pres sure against steels. and equipments and the incidental advance of call money from six to seven per cent effaced much of the rise at the ir- regular close Sales S75,0OO shares General Asphalt, which featured yesterdays belated rally was again the most conspicuous issue. Oils al most without exception closed at losses. as we'll as steeis. equipments, motors and rails.
 A sentimental factor in the early movement was the strength of inter- national remittances, due primarily to the conviction that the claims of the allies against Germany are soon to be satisfactorily deterlnined. Exchange on London rose to the highest peak since July with demand bills at 3.7S15 and Paris demand bills al approximately 6.60 afforded strik- ing contrast to the law Of 5.S2l5 early this month.
 Less attention seemed to be paid to industrial developments. although these stressed the increase of unem- plOyment
 Liberty bonds were active and slightly higher as were most other domestic issues, including railway cOnvertibles. but the foreign group showed little change Total sales (par valuel S12,175,0OO Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 otSiSi DepartrNert Cf The Interior,

q. = Land OtliCc at Phoenix. Arizona.
 January i5. 1891 Notice iS hereby given that Sic A. West. of MCNc0l Arizona. who. on July St. i9so. made Homestead Entry. No. ptNlS4. tor SE l-t Section sS and NE Id Section %. Township si-S.. Range sS-E., =. & =, K. R. X Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make Thrcc Year Proof. to establish claim e the land above dcscrah- cd. before James Allison. U. S, CommiS SiOOer. at RiShVc, Arizona, on the sSth day of February. l9sl.
 Claimant names SIS witnesses; ChaS. \. EaiOS0vvcr. John Williamson. James Jones, and Tony Stuckel. an ot McNcal Arizona
 CilAS. r.. MARSHALL.
 kvgistCr. First Puh. i-sl-sl
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FOR RENT-5 room house, screen porch. washhouse and woodshed
 Call Red SIS. S1S6-1=2-
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~u 70 .old .t,L ot said lode vlai. -.,t,t, ot a. yeats ai,oVt stated lr within pnelS t9Ol ds,S fiom ~,-, col lhiS Nott~ o, withl'
 ,it~t he puhhcattr'
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior.

U. s. Land ofnce al Phoenix. Arizona. December sS. 1920,
 Notice Is hereby given that Columbus T. Stoltz, of Hereford. Arizona. who on April sS. 1917. made Homestead Entry. No. OStaS4. for WI 2NEl- |. SEl-iNEl Il Sec. el. NEi- ANNNi-i, Section 22. Town ship ss-S., Range al-E.. c. & s. R. R. & Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Three YVar Proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before James Allison, |. .. Commissioners, at Bisbee. Arizona. on the eth day of Feb ruary. 1921.
 Louis Gnong. of Bisbee. Arizona; c. J. Perry. Of Lewis Springs. Arizona; Jack H. Stoltz. and William X. Lyth. both Of Heerford. Arizona.
 CHAS. F. MARSRHAI-L,
 Register.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-21

NEW YORK EXCHANGE FAsn4Sasd oy |. J. OFERLOCH SMOKER.
 sSf, Ls2zr r-~ss
 Closing Quotations Jan. 20, 1921 American Can ......... PSI. American Car .-.,...... 12iiI AtehisOn e. SS
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Page Seven
.egal Nosicr
FoREEiruRs NOTICE


 ID; CHARLES $. MANSuR. ms heirs administrators and TO WHOM IT MAI CONCERN.
 You are hereby notified Una, the un deisisned has expended the sun oi Ou' Hundred (SlO0.0Ol Dollars in laboi ano improvements for each of the following years. to-wit: 1905. 1906. 1907. 1908. 1919. 1910. 1911. 1919, 1913. 1914. 1915. 1916. t9ll, 1918 and 1919. upon each Of the fol- lowing named claims, to-wit: MANILA. Amended Location Notice re- "o,ded in Book 2e. Record Of Mines. pagt Penouscott. Amended Location Notia ~ o'ded tn Book sS. Record oi Min~s 'enle' Amended t.ocouor Nouc. re led D Do"h 20 Record oi Nine page SSS.
 ta a. ,ne oiu,v uI tue Coun, ,,ecu,d GO ntS. County, ArizonN ne said claims, and au ol tn~m t..'i' f'"te n tbe Warren dintur iHst Co ,"'' \ft."no
 rv'd ,oe s.r
 ",v.>r'r ..,D so,v
 ur u vO 70 ..old .t,L ot said iOde vlai. -.a,5, oi "a, yeats ttOV. stated lr within rinelS t90 dsS flom | vN~s "i thus Notev o' wtthn
 ttt~t he pupl,atto' ,l. ,auiu. .. u 500 ~.,t
 anluuuts 70 Ssvrf .,t,s sIlS tSl5O.0Ni DoliaTs tu. nr ,tsoNv named cia'ms fou ! tsl-..,Sl tu tl,, claim. or ulsums. fui whii | ou ,sn to contribute you, ptoporton f ,N .t, t,.tm> of said Statute h' t.. t.. p.ope't t' oi me sunScril'ef ."u
 pHN ft .c'f.f-
 ~OiO OaON ~l'.fNts~ .N.
 GNl'NNN
 fA N.ltS h Slistf
 Alio.u u.A fD t.f' ,sfi.-u 1>tsN v',V-,,-. Hat' 's'n
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FOR RENT-4 room furnished house
 Apply 39 Temby Ave. S2641-2'
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1c per word
 Sc ger word 16c per word

  50  eepted
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TO; CHARLES s. MANSuR, his heirs administrators and TO WHOM IT MAI U
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OIL STOCKS

COTTON MARKET NEW YORK, Jan. 2G-Cotton clos ed very steady at a net advance of 2 to 15 points.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT-Unfurnish six room
 house. garage. COnsdon Street, sWarren Inquire of E. J. Cook. 309
 Mill Road 3rd Addition. S254-l-26
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FOR RENT-3 room furnished house,
 screen porch and garage, for S1S.O0.
 31 Moon Canyon. See Mrs. Banks,
 next door. S260-1-23
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PERSONAL

WANTED TO know the whereabouts of Homer Adams. Cali aJ Review
 office S257-l- l-2S
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
THIS A TALE OF
TAILLESS Chick
fcnntfnned from nrst narel


was non est In answer 20 the mag
istrate's questions the defendant
averred the aforesaid chicken was
a hen and at the time of the trial
was mothering a brood OF young
chickens and naturally could not
take the time 70 appear in court.
The case proceeded without the
hen, but lacked nothing in interest
thereby as the bird in question was
ninutely described, even to a tail
that hung crooked, which, alas. no
longer hangs where once It hung, as
II has been plucked out
The plaintiff told OF raising the
hen from a small sized chicken and
OF her affection for the bird. Then,
in the dark and dreary hours OF early
morning someone entered the
chicken house and departed with
her pet. She declared that later she
recognized her chicken in the de-
fendant's yard
Gragodsiewski. In his defense
produced witnesses who swore that
the defendant had gone into the
country and purchased the chicken
from farmer. and that he had
plucked the chickens tail feathers
as they seemed TO be in her way.
Gragodsiewski retains possession
OF the tailless chicken.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
COL. JOHNSTON
LEAVES CITY
Col. E. |. Brown, New u. S.
Engineer, To Succeed
Former Official
FAREWELL DINNER
TO RETIRING CHIEF

In accordance with orders issued
by the War Department, Colonel E.
\. Johnston, United States Engineer.
will leave Wilmington this afterno Don
for Cincinnati, to take up the duties
Of engineer at that place. His post as
engineer for the Wilmington Dis
trict win be filled by Colonel Earl
I. Brown, who has been stationed at
Cincinnati.
II is expected that on arriving
in Cincinnati. Colonel Johnston will
call on Colonel Brown, who win for
mally transfer supervision Of the
Cincinnati district to him. As Col
onel Brown has obtained leave OF
absence Of two months. it is not
known definitely when he will as
sumo charge Of the local district
Colonel Johnston was given a fare.
we'll dinner in the Hotel dupont lasi
night by a number OF friends and
admirers He was warmly praised
for his work in aid OF Wilmington
Harbor and the Chesapeake and Del.
aware Canal. and deep regret wa.
/ expressed at his departure from tn,
city.
Those present we're Major Walter
d. Boyer, Mayor Leroy Harvey. City
Solicitor Reuben Satterthwaite. G
w T. Miller former Congressman
William II. Hesld william b. Ne
gear, Alfred d. Warner, Jr., Clarenc,
c. Knlen. william T. Budd. Samue
X. Smith. president of the Depart
ment Of Public Safety; willard A
I speakman. president OF the Boar
of Harbor Commissioners; Charlie
Warner. Joseph Bancroft, Charles d
Cant, an OF Wilmington and A. c
Noyes, New York.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
STORM SERIES
SHAKES CITY
Roselle Farm, City Oil Com
pany Properties Dam
aged BY Lightning
TROLLEY SYSTEM
is DISARRANGED

Sweeping from the northwest
shortly before o'clock yesterday
afternoon an electrical storm accom-
panied by heavy rains, struck this
city. II was one Of the worst ex-
perienced here this summer and
while no serious damage was re-
ported and no one injured, it appear
ed little short Of miraculous that the
county escaped with but two small
fres Street car service was tied up.
and sewers we're clogged.
During the height Of the storm a
lightning bolt struck the barn on
the farm Of Edward Woodward at
Rosene The Union and Water
witch FIRE companies OF this city
and the Newport Five Points and
Cranston Heights companies re-
sponded. The services OF the IRE
men were not needed, however, as
/ the farm hands had exhnguished
the blaze before the firemen arrived.
During the storm several passen-
gers aboard a bus operating between
this city and Newark had a narrow
escape when shaft OF lightning
struck a high tension electric light
wire al Elsmere, throwing the
wire 10 the ground a few feet from
the bus The operator brought the
machine to a stop but a few feet
from the wire by quickly applying
) the emergency brakes
The storm appeared 30 encircle
this city. Reports from the various
suburbs indicated that the electrical
storm was more severe there than IL
was in this city. The signal lights
on the Stanton and Darby trolle!
lines were burned out and tele.
phone wires in the rural sections
wete disrupted.
The afternoon storm continued
about half an hour although ths
rain fell until nearly o'clock
Shortly after o'clock the city wal
visited by a second electrical storm
but with the exception of one loud
clap OF thunder and a fash Of light
ming the storm did not tarry.
During this storm the plant OF th'
Pittsburgh Independent OH Compan,
along the Causeway was endangered
when a motor caught hre. Tit
blaze was due 70 lightning running
into the machine from a wire lead
ing into the structure.
When the fremen arrived tn
building containing the motor wa
blazing fercely but was quickly ex
tinguished by means Of chemicals
The damage amounted only 20 abou
$500.
The plant is a service station an
a tank containing 10000 gallons O
gasoline stood near the plant. Ha
the flames spread, the tank woul
have been in danger OF exploding
the fremen said last night and
was only the prompt arrival Of IN
fire fighters that prevented a heav
# loss.
.e There was a total rainfall from n
n two storms yesterday afternoon I
A LII inches, according to recort
lie kept by c. H. Simmons Of the Sire
Y and sewer Department.
For the first storm there was
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
'MIDDLETOWN TO
Open CARNIVAL
Street Festival With Many
Attractions Will Start
There Tonight
FATHER CROWLEY
ON AUTO TRIP
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETowN, July 16. - The
Midtown carnival viii open this
evening and will continue for one
week The committees have been
working hard to make It an attrac-
tive affair Walter Beasten, Mira
Cuthbert S. Green and Miss Jo-
sephine Biggs have the grounds In
good order. c. c. Hopkins will be in
charge OF the blanket booth. Bayaro
Vinyard and his committee will have
charge OF the doll booth, and Roy
den Wilson is chairman Of the COM
mittee for the candy booth. Clarence
h. Pearce and his aids will dispense
soft drinks and sandwiches. The
novelty booth. with attractions for
children. will be in charge Of W. X
Belts Miss Helen V. shallcross will
look after the fancy work booth
The smyrna band Of thirty-hve
pieces will be in attendance each
evening. Dancing in the club house
each evening, with Mrs. Frank r
Pool. hostess. on wednesday even
ing. from 8 to 7.3o o'clock, a chill
drens party will be given on the
carnival grounds This will be free
for all children Of the neighborhood
and rides on the merry-go-rounds
and ice cream cones will be a. treai
for the children.
The annual service will be held Al
Old ST. Augustine Church on sun
day at $50 o'clock. The services
will be conducted by the Right Rev
George w Davenport, Bishop Of th'
Easton Diocese.
The Westminster Presbyterian
Church at Georgetown, Nd, will OBJ
serve its ffueth anniversary on sun
day, June "a. with morning and aft
ernoon services.
The NJ. f. Sunday schools OF Mid
dletown and of Townsend held heii
annual picnics at Augustine Beacf
on Thursday.
The M. z. Sunday school OF ST
Georges will hold its picnic at tn
beach next Thursday.
The Rev. and Mrs David Townle,
and daughter Patricia. and Mrs
John rownley and son John. hav'
gone to Kansas for visit with rela
tives.
Father c. A Crowley has gone Z
the New England States for a feV
weeks motor trip.
Evening journal., 1921-07-16
MURDER PLOT SEEN
IN INSURANCE CLAIM

RoSEBURG. Ore. July 16-om-
GERS are seeking DIT. r. NJ. Brum-
field. a dentist, who Is missing. fol-
lowing the finding OF a headless
body under Brumheld's wrecked and
burned automobile. Two identihca-
tions OF the body were made. one
by the dentists wife and another
by friends Of Dennis Russell. a
lahorer.
Sheriff Stamer said a warrant was
issued on the theory that Brumfeld.
who was insured for $4,000 against
death and accident. was heavily in
volved financially and had slain Rus
sell and hauled the body 70 the
place where It was found and then
blown of the head with a stick OF
lynamite after placing his own rims
and other Identifying articles on
the body.