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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30
IDOL Of FRANCE =
/. IS KNOCKED O|n

Paris, Sept. z5.-Georges Cara
tier, idol OF French fight fans. Ia.
last been toppied from his pede.,.
and to-day q new king reigns IN 49,
European heavyweight division.
Battling Sikh. a senegalese. h.u
mered the great Georges around a.
ring in the new Buffalo velod,o~
last night before a bowling mob !,
spectators. and sent him down in N.
sixth round to stay. The bout was !
have gone twenty rounds.
Besides the loss of his prestige ana
his title. Carpenter to-day was ,uf.
fering from the hurts of a badly bal.
tered body. One Of his eyes va.
closed during the fight. his nose Va,
broken and he was otherwise best..
up. An effort was made to save NJ.
title for him at the time of the knoel.
out by a ruling from the referee thai
Sikh had tripped him and thus din.
qualified himself. but the great crowd
would not have 1t, and with a violent
demonstration a reversal OF the de-
cision was demanded and finally "a
cured-an hour after the fight had
ended. following a consultation Of
the fight judges.
Sikh went into the ring an appar.
| emily timid man. but he gained con
fdence as the minutes fed and he
finished strong and unhurt. q
Georges blows seemingly could
not make any impression. Time a.
ter time the famous Carpenter right
crashed to Skis jaw. but he shook II
of and sometimes even laughed at II.
The result. coming so swiftly. was
totally unexpected. II had been gen.
orally thought the champion would
play with Sikh and Carpenter smiled
indulgently as he went to meet hs
man. As the bout progressed and
Sikh found he could take Carpenter
blows as he had taken those of many
other fighters. Georges smile faded
Sikh became confident. and In tn
third round took the offensive. From
then on the result was eve in doubt
and Carpenter at the end vas help
less. He apparently tried sewers
times to foul his opponent to avoid
knockout.
Carpenter was in bed to-day, bal
tered and discouraged and watche
over by his trainers . His manager
Francois Descamps, is already oui
however for a return match with tn
victorious African.
ut is all his fault; 1t is a good III
son for Georges" Descamps said thl
afternoon. "If Carpenter had nc
tried to play with Sikh he would nd
have been hit In the third round b
the lucky punch that dazed him."
Carpenter is blamed severely B
all the sporting writer's for takin
the fight as a joke.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30
THE TURK RETURNS

The Turk, bodily kicked out of
Europe by the allied troops in 1918,
has been invited back to Europe. The
invitation is extended by the allied
powers, or, rather, the three great
allied powers of Great Britain, Italy
and France. Doubtless the invitation
will be accepted; 1t ought to be, see
ing that the Turk by the terms of the
proposal gains almost all that he lost
through the world war.
The note dispatched to Renal
Pasha, head of the nationalist move
ment. asks for a speedy conference.
Through the ironic turn of fate the
allied powers themselves open the
way for the reentry of the Moslems
to Europe. The powers declare hat
they look with favor" upon the de-
sire of Turkey to recover Thrace and
Adrianople. They repeat the old
promise to return Constantinople to
the Turks as soon as peace is con-
cluded and promise to support Tur-
keys admission to the League of Ma
tions.
The allies are to have the straits
internationalized, with the British in
overlordship until such time as the
League of Nations can take charge"
II and when the League takes charge,
the upshot is not likely to be that
English control of the Golden Horn
will be assured, and without blood
shed, since the League of Nations
will be dominated by the British.
The note to the Kemalist govern
ment is more than conciliatory; 1t is
sup~plicatory in tone. The allies TASK
the government of the national grand
assembly to be good enough to let
them know IL it is disposed" to sit in
a peace conference. The remainder
of the note is quite as humble-in
strange contrast with the previously
asserted determination of the British
government above all things not to
permit the Turk to return to Europe.
Now Lloyd George insists only on the
freedom of the straits, the Bosphor-
us and the sea of Marmora. The al
lied powers will rearrange frontiers
-scrapping the Seyres treaty; re-
store Thrace to large degree and
safeguard Turkeys interests. Tur-
key is to keep the peace until the
conference. and respect the provision
al neutral zones. Demilitarization
and the protection of minorities are
to be considered at the parley.
So the weeks world war" ends in
what must be regarded. however
much the British government camou-
fiages the facts, as a decisive victory
for the Turk-and for France. The
French opposition to the British pol
icy has been outspoken and the
French leave nothing to Lloyd George
but his insistence on the i~nternation-
alization of the straits and the join
ing waters. The British premier's
statement, issued almost simultane.
ously with the Paris announcement
of the terms to the Kemalists, sug-
gests an effort to prepare the British
public for the modification Of the
British program disclosed by the al
lied note.-Salt Lake Tribune, Sep
TENDER Is.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30

H. l.. Bartlett has taken over the
Company at Elko, succeeding George
B. Russell, who resigned recently. Mr..
Russell states that he intends to
make a thorough campaign for the
Office of Surveyor General. Mr.. Bart
lett is thoroughly acquainted with
the work as he has been bookkeeper
at the Verdi for the past four years
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30

Aristide BRAND. seven times pre-
mier of France. was arrested as a
chicken thief by an ambitious gend-
arme. near Rouen, France. The gend-
arme had been instructed to be on
the lookout for suspicious characters
and to demand their papers of iden-
tity. M. BRAND had forgotten his
papers and was going fishing a few
miles from his Summer home. The
gendarme walked his prisoner two
miles to the police station before he
learned his identity.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30

The original hero of owen Wister's
novel, The virginian." recently fell
dead in Los Angeles. The man, who
had been a guide in Yellowstone Ma
tional Park IS years. punched cattle
with Buffalo Bill and had many ex-
citing experiences in the days Of the
old West. died eating an Ice cream
cone.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30
FISHING SEASON CLOSES
SHUTDOWN SEPTEMBER 80

j. p. Whitmore, County Game
Warden, gives public notice that
the Nevada law provides that all
fishing for the 1922 season ends
at shutdown OF Saturday, Sep
TENDER 80, 1922, and all viOlat-
ors of the law I'm Eureka County
will be prosecuted.
The wild duck season opened
on September IS and will close
on January 4, 1923. Give the
duck a square deal by paying
$50 for a license.
People who worry I'VE little thing
nc time left in which to accom-
plish the big ones.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-30
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE Upright piano In first
class condition. For further par
ticufars apply Mrs. G. A. Flavin.
Eureka, Nevada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
SLOVENSKE DIVADLO.
"Nema z Poriecia"

Dramaticky odbor SD. Ga
Tel. SLOW. Jed. Venice Sokola
sehraie Ultra V nedeli o 6 hod.
vecer v Ceske SIM Sokol ma
Clark ave. vybornou P. Varin-
skym do slovenciny prelozenou
frasku "Nema z Porice", jez
svym rozmarnym nametem "a
iiste v pine mire uspokoji. Hra
vykonala v tomto smeru svoji
povinnost ma vsech jevistichs a
vykona il zajiste k vSeobecne-
mu uznani ma divadle bratri
slovenskeho Sokola. Pc diva
die usporadan bude tanecni VI
nek, ku kteremu zvou Ease
svarne sokolky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
CHEMICKf ROZROR DOK1
ZUJE OTRUSlK v UTRO-
BACH NAHLE ZEMRE-
LEHO NIUE.

v poz1statcich domneie D.
traveneho muze, 2 ktereho zlo-
cinu podobnych, jest jista ze-
ma v tezkem podezreni, male
zen byl skutecne arsenik, ale
neni udavano zda V TAKEN
mnozstvi, ably stacilo k usmr-
ceni cloveka. Analyst bylo to-
tiz zjisteno, re jed tento byl
muzi podan, ale dunno uvazi-
ii, re sc arsenu uziva j jako le-
ku a proto pouha stopa po
mem nemGze byti povazovana
"a dostatecny 'dGkaz. Mestsky
chemik pokusi Sc dnes odlou-
citi, jed a cd vysledku zavisi,
ida ma zenu ma byti vznesena
zaloba prvniho stupne. Ash
stent mestskeho mcebnika G
Voerg objevil jiste zabarveni
zaludecnich sten, ktere byvs
vyvolano pozitim morfinu net
jineho podobne mocneho pro.
stfedku.
Obvinena zena neprestava
Sc dovolavati svojr nevinny &
skorem Sc zda, re pfedcasnyn
hlukem utrpi okresni navladni
ctvi jistou blamaz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
ZATOPA DALE Sc SfRf.

New Orleans, 5. kvetna. -
Pocet uprchliku a jinych, kdoz
potfebuji pomoci v zatopenych
krajich Louisiany a Mississippi,
vzrostl dnes, kdyz vody dale
Sc rozlily, zaplavivse nesmirn6
oblasti. Pripad tyfu, vyskyt-
nuvsi sc v tabore uprchliku v
Harrisonburg, La. vzbudil vaz-
ne obavy a lekari ockovali kaz-
deho We dvou sousednich kolo-
mich proti one nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
FAKTA o ZRAKU.
PiSe Frank F. Pokorny.

rise Il IdIlk T. L OkUIIly.
Jest nekolik pricin, proc by
mely byti noseny brejle. Kdy2
Isl ku prikladu pacient ztezuje
ma boleni hlavy, nastava otaz-
ka kde a kdy bolest povstala,
IDA hlava pocala boleti ranc
pri probuzeni pax toho zrak vi
nen neni, pricinu dluzno hle-
dati v chorobe zaludku, neb
LINEN neporadku systemu. Po-
zorujeme-li re boleni hlavy mi
ri behem dne, brejli nepotfe-
|bujeme.
Jsou lide kratkozracf, ktefi
81 zrfdka ztezujf ma boleni hla-
wy a kdyz, byvaji to prfciny j.
ne. Jest otazka, jak pozna
kratkozraky jeho defekt = v
divadle musi vyhledati sedadlo
bllzko jeviste a vidi vse lepe z
bezprostredni blizkosti.
Osoba normalniho zraku cite
dobre v primefene vzdalenostf,
kdezto kratkozraky musi pfi-
sunouti knihu CO nejdlize. Do
ba, kdy pozoruje tuto chybu
jest nejvhodnejsi, aby 81 ne
chal vyzkouseti zrak ocnim le-
karen neb zkusenym optikem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06

~iceny -s'ap ye staj:. - Ze
,Susiee 90 rdfl1ie Y techto
dnech koIer &c i i eesul Sc
II rolnlka VaclaEa It's h Y G.
- v Milcicich We staJi Eamenrr
klenuty strop, cimz bylo zahi.
to We staji Sc nachazejicich 8
kusd dobytka. Skoda cini as
38.89O Kc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
USMRCENI PLYNOVYMI
VYPARY.

Chicago. 5. kvetna. = Ctyri
clenove rodinN Johna Jany by
Ii zadusem plynovymi vypary
We SVEN domove, kdyz gumova
roura vysmekla Sc re spojova-
ci roury v kamnech. Lezeli v
byte plynem naplnenem noe a
den, nezli byli objeveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06

Jry vysledeE tsto shirI-v re
pficiniti.
Pan Andel jmenem vyboru
dekuje pax A. N. S. G. "a tax
znadny dar, j1mz Ustredna v
iejich prospech prispela a pra-
vi: Nehlede, CO bylo receno
ohledne Svazu a Delnicke Ra-
dy, kdyby jsme uznavali Svaz
Svobodomyslnych Delnickou
Radu v nasich vecech "a kom-
petentni, pax by jsme rozhod-
ne vzdy sli k MIN. Ale jelikoz
uznavame Narodni Sdruzeni,
proto obracime Sc k vam.
Timto zalezitost tato skon-
cena poznamkou, re vzdor
tomu Delnicka Rada mela by
Isl DAFT take povinnost a pro
dobrou vec nasi neco vykonat.
Pan Fingulin, Glen Anglicke-
no vyboru, nasledKem nemoci
w rodine by Sc rad drive VIDA
lii a proto zada, by mohl po-
dati zpravu svoji drive nez wy
rizovany budou dopisy. Pravi,
re vybor sesel Sc pravnikem
|p. H. Payerem a pojednaval G
zalezitosti, jak dociliti do
brych vysledkd, by Legiona.
rum nasim pri jejich zadostech
"a priobceni poeitan byl plny
cas-, ktery stravili We Spojenych
|Statech nez-li sli do Legii.
Pravi, re die okolnosti a
zprav, jez dosud vSbor v odpo.
we'd z prislusnych mist obdr.
Eel mali nadeji ma priznive Wy.
|rizeni teto zalezitosti. Zprava
prijata.
Cteny zapisky re schuzi dine
4. a "a. dubna a prijaty jak
cteny.
Jelikoz cas- pokrocil, upu
steno cd dalsiho vyfizovani do.
pisu, jichz re vsech casti Spo.
jenych StatG doSlo sluSne
mnozstvi.
Oznameno, ze mlstopredsed.
kyne pi. M. Zemanova nej-
blizsi dobe odjede do Czech
provazena svym manzelem, p
M. Zemanem, jenz V Ustrednt
zastava misto pokladnika. Pan
Zeman odporucuje, by po do.
bu jeho nepritomnosti zalezi.
tosti pokladnictvim spojene
vyrizoval jeho syn Miroslav Ze.
man, ma jehoz jrleno zaruka
bauer psexed dena;. .,.,,..,, ,,.,,...
Usneseno, by pffsti schnze
Ustredny syolana byla hned pc
navratu tajemnika, COZ budt
asi behem jednoho tydne, V nl5
pax odlozene zalezitosti byly
by projednany.
Ma to schuze skoncena.
F. M. Vacha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
KAREL BRADLER

ma administered "Sveta" do
pis Czech cd Bohumila Skoli-
Ia, Hlnbeka u; s. l12lsdaa
Necht' ST jej laskave vyzved-
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-06
ZPRAyA q PLENARNt SCHT'
II USTREDNfHO VYBO-
RU A. N. S. &.
Konane dne z. kvstna 1922


Rychlikova, pi. Huspaskova !;
PIP. X. Bernreiter, V. Novotny,
J. Frcka, E. Fingulin, F. M.
Vacha, M. Zeman, B. Holub a
Miroslav Zeman. Tajemnik
Ustredny br. Havranek omlu-
ven, jelikoz jest ma agitacni ce-
ste po Statech vychodnich., Ia
pisovatelem pro tuto schulz jme
novan byl F. NJ. Vacha. Prito-
men byl tez vybor Pomocne
agendy Svazu c. S. Legionard
v Americe PIP. Andel, Krfzek
a Bendl.
Predseda pfi zahajeni sch6-
ze v delsim proslovu oznamil
poslanf jmenovaneho vyboru,
ktery zada, by A. N. S. C. spo-
lecne sc Svazem Katolik1 a
Slovenskou Ligou podniklo We
rejnou sbirku We prospech Lee
gionard InvalidG.
Po podanem vysvetlenf zada
pax, by drive nez prikroceno
bude k projednavani pravidel-
nych nasich zalezitosti, projed-
mana byla zadost Pomocne A
gendy c. S. LegionafI, tax,
aby jmenovany vybor nebyl
zdrzovan.
Pan Andel jmenem vyboru
pax pfednasi zadost tohoto a
pravi:
"Bylo to vzdycky Mar. Sdru-
zeni, jenz davalo podnet ku
vsemu, co podnikaio Sc pro O.
svobozeni Ceske Vlasti. A je-
likoz posledni sized LegionarG
Sc usnesl, by Svaz c.. S. Legio-
nard nasel nejake cesty, jak Sc
sve invalidy postarat, pricha-
zine k vam, by dali jste W.
zvani k verejne sbirce, ma niz
by Sc celia Ceskoslovenska A
merika podilela.
Dalsi Glen vyboru p. Krizek
objasnuje naroky Legionard in
validu ma podporu, jez udile-
ma bude temto vladou C. S. Re-
publiky, pravi, re 1909 inva-
ide die zakona opravneni jsou
ku4 $4,000 a, 2Qes invalide pax
ku $500 mesicnf nahrady. DIE
tohoto ,stuppe obdrzelo jiz 38
invalidl :sve zalohy a sice dne
49, dubna. Asl
: Pod 20ti9a. invalidd zbyva
65 a v nouzi jsoucich Legiona-
I'll jest 21, celkem tedy sc ro-
din, Q nez republika Sc die
vsech znamek starati nemini a
ii tedy zGstanou Ma starost ma
81 C.. S. Americe.
Pan Novotny mini, re nez-li
odhlasovana bude sbirka, melo
by pfedem dano byti vysvetleni
aneb ucineno rozhodnuti, jak
naloziti fondem $4,000, jez
dano bylo Svazu k upotrebeni
We prospech jeho clena a do
sud lezi zde netknuty.
Glen vyboru p. Andel odpovf-
da, re Legionari mali svij svaz
jenz nachazi Sc v Chicago z
$4,000 fondu, jenz dan jen
byl Mar. Radou, byly vyplace-
ny asi $4,000 vice nan nebylo
sahnuto nasledkem lmluvy s
Americkych Cervenym Krizem
Sunny, jez Cerveny Kriz ma
podporu Legionafi vyplatil,
jsou daleko vyssi, nez-li cely
fond cd Mar. Rady, nebot' w.
placi Sc az 500 podpory me-
sicn9 jednotlivym clenim.
Pc delsi debate, v niz W.
stridali sc PIP. Bernreiter, No
votny, Frcka, Vacha, navrze-
no a jednohlasne pfijato, ably
Ustredna A. N. S. c.. zahajila
sbirku We prospech Legionard
InvalidG.
Dale navrzeno, aby Ustred-
ma ma tuto sbirku pfispela
$4,000, obnos ten pax povolen
iednohlasne, ac Glen pomocne
agendy p. Krizek mfnil, ze mel
by to byti obnos asi $4,000, byl
.-x.1- -1,x11o~,x~o 0y>nocnv~, +HX
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
HOLD DRIVER WHOSE
AUTO KILLED MAN

Coroner Bullock will hold an in
quest Friday night in the case OF
Emil Klappstein. who died in the
Delaware Hospital Monday night.
following injuries sustained when
struck by an automobile along the
causeway on the night OF Novem-
Der p.
on a charge OF manslaughter. Earl
$. litter. driver OF the automobile
that ran down Mr. Klappstein was
held in $1,000 bail and the case con-
tinued until January 2 by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning. litter was held last week
for a hearing January on charges
OF assault and battery on Mr.. Klapp-
stein and Arthur Grohman. who also
was run down by the machine and
Is now in hospital as a result Of his
injuries Klappstein died Mosday
night at the Delaware Hospital.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
CONVICT HIM OF
SHOOTING BOYD
Counsel for Personti Balks
Sentence by New Trial
Appeal
EMPTlED SHOT INTO
OFFICERS SHOULDER

Nicholas Personfi. who shot and
wounded Police omcer Harold L
Boyd in the right shoulder at Ian
caster and Ford avenues early In the
morning OF August 27, was found
guilty OF charge OF assault with in
tent TO commit murder by a jury In
Court OF General Sessions this morn
ing. The jury was out twenty-five
minutes
Lilhurne Chandler. counsel for
Personti. moved for a new trial and
asked for arrest OF judgment. thus
delaying sentence until the dispose
ton OF his motion.
At the time he was shot. Officer
Boyd was questioning Personals
companion. Castro Farraone. as 10
the contents OF a bag he was carry
ing Personl and Farraone are
under Indictment charging larceny
OF peaches which were in tho bag
fro mthe orchard or August Fersche
near Silverbrook cemetery Both
men were employed at the cemetery.
Before opening OF the trial yester-
uhN AAAtlMbNUr AaltHuAlAN AnhnAAfAr
attorney for Personti. offered 70 en-
ter a plea OF guilty for his client 10
a charge OF simple assault, but the
State declined 10 permit the charge
10 be changed from assault with in
tent 10 commit murder Mr.. Chand
Ter. therefore. decided 10 go 10 trial
in an endeavor to obtain jury YER
dict OF simple assault
Personti before the jury insisted .
that he did not voluntarily fire the
gun. claiming that in an attempt 70 .
get away before tho officer saw him .
with the weapon the trigger caught /
In his clothing and exploded the /
she'll.
officer Boyd said that he was ques-
.ioning the defendants companion,
CContlnued on Page Fourteen)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
COMMUNIST
PLOT SEEN
IN London
Police Prepared to Balk
Possible Attempt to March
on Parliament
BARRICADES TO
GUARD B0NAR LAW

LONDON. Nov. %. Omitted Press)
An army OF unemployed estimated
at a hundred thousand men mob
ilized today for an attempt TO march
on Downing street 20 insist upon its
demands being met by the BOnar
Law government.
For days past unemployed oon-
tingents have been converging on the
capital from all directions. The con-
servative press takes a sensational
view OF the situation stating that a
Communist plot is afoot. Bonar Law
refuses 10 receive representatives OF
the unemployed.
Heavy reserves OF police. are In
readiness TO deal with all eventuali-
ties.
Barricades used during the Sim
Feln activities will repel the invaders
II they attempt to storm Downing
CONTINUED on Page EighD
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
BANDITS STEAL
MAIL AND DRIVER
Registered Packages Not on
Stolen Truck, Authori-
ties Say
RELEASE MAN AFTER
HOUR WILD DRIVE

CHICAGO. Nov. Unifed
Press)-A truckioad OF mail was
seized today by auto bandits here
who Kidnapped the driver and drove
away with the mail sacks.
Postal authorities checking up said
the robbers held up the wrong truck,
that a load OF registered mail which
left the pOstofilce a short time pre-
viously was the loot sought
The truck was loaded with mail
to be taken to Omaha by aerOplane
and was en- route 10 haywood avia-
tlOn field. when held up on south
side boulevard> The driver. after be-
ing forced 10 accompany The robbers
FOR nearly an hour in a wild drive
along the principal boulevards OF the
city. was finally liberated on the ex-
irene north side. miles from whore
the hold-up occurred.
The truck had not been located
three hours after the robbery.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
FEWER IN JAIL
At THIS TIME
Decrease of 35.5 Per Cent.
Reported in Delaware in
Four Years
WARDEN PLUMMER
GIVES SOME FIGURES

Delaware ranks among States re-
porting a decrease in number OF
prisoners in penal Institutions. ac-
cording to a census bulletin issued
by the Department OF Commerce,
Washington. today.
In 1917 four Institutions in the
State for confinement OF prisoners
reported a total OF SIS prisoners.
For 1922 the same institutions re-
ported only 371, a decrease Of 35.5
per cent. This Is the largest de-
crease shown by any State except
New Hampshire, where the number
OF prisoners fell off 37.s per cent.
The State OF Maryland reported
decrease of 1913 per cent in number
OF prisoners for the same compare
tive periods. New Jersey decrease
OF 5.3 per cent. and Pennsylvania
an increase Of 1913 per cent. The
District OF Columbia also reported
an increase Of 1873 per cent while
New York reported a decrease Of
14.S per cent.
In its bulletin, the Department OF
Commerce says in part:
According to returns received by
the Bureau of the Census. the num7
Der Of prisoners confined in Federal
penltentiaries. state prisons. county
jails, State and county chain or road
gangs. city police stations. and other
penal institutions on July 1, 1922,
was 163,ss9. of which number $40
were reported for three Federal
penitentiaries. 1858 for 1O4 state
prisons, 44,2s3 for 2,451 county
penal institutions principally jails),
CONTINUED on Page Sixteen.)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
STATE GUARD
ASKS INCREASE
Adjutant General ConferS
With Governor Relative
to Budget
HEALTH BOARD ALSO
PRESENTS FIGURES

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Nov. 22.-Hearings were
given By Governor Denney yeterday
to the Adjutant-Generars depart
ment and the state Board OF Health,
relative to their budget for the next
two years.
The salary OF the Acknowledgement
has been $1,000 and that Of two
clerks at $4,000. making total Of
$4,000 and an increase will be asked
to 5000 for the employment OF an
other clerk.
The appropriation for organizing
companies has been $500. An ap
prlation Of 5000 will be asked for
each year. the increase being 10 or
ganize other companies in the state
The appropriation for clothing has
been 81 600 and an increase TO si,4oO
will he asked for.
The contingent fund for janitors'
service. Office equipment and run
ming Of plant Of $3.50, the same as
in the past, Will be asked for. An
emergency fund of $4,000 which has
Continued on Page Eight
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
FATHER AND son
ACCUSE EACH OTHER

When Joseph Bodnar was arraign-
ed in Municipal Court this morning
on a charge OF breach OF the peace
toward HIS father. he sad that his
arrest came after he had protected
his sister from being beaten.
The father said that his son de-
cllnes to contribute any money to-
ward the running of the home and
upkeep of three other children. He
charged that Joseph became abusive
last night because he had asked him
to help pay a store Jill.
The court referred the case to De-
tective Kempski for investigation
and continued it until Friday. De-
cember /.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-22
NOW URGE new
FRONT Street
Property Owners Want
Thoroughfare Paved to
Union Street
THINK 1T ONE
OF MAIN HIGHWAYS

A majority Of the merchants and
property owners in West Front
street have inaugurated a campaign
for the improvement offthat thor
oughfare from Market to Union
streets. The first OF these activities
began last week when Edward +.
Bubenzer 400 West Front street.
appeared before the Street and
Sewer Department and requested a
general cleaning up OF the street.
The next day the department clean
ed the street.
Following on this general clean
Ing up. these merchants and prop
erty owners led by John Cathcart,
800 West Front street petition re-
questing the directors TO improve the
street bed by replacing II with con-
crete surface. was placed in cir
culation. After one weeks effort
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