The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1920, Page 8

oe - ; ‘ gn with about $77,000 in checks for col-| He frequently washes the dishes and FEARS WOMEN CANT VOTE. | pmenrament | tae riorbs, ‘ te frou wg — - en ~ ~ ° 4 lection since yesterday afternoon. even helps me with the family washing 7 Mre. Mary Dorgan, a widow and | and troning.” Jorney Lawn Provide for Mem Only, Fane dea Republican, of Ber: ne nw ; | mother of the minsing lad, said this | The missing messenger is a regu- County Clerk Sars. 4 jenity —obt : huKeh ¢ ti or dment, jmorning that she is convinced) iar attendant at the Church of ea | TRENTON, Sanh (aWeeties of Row under the Federal amendmen |Chartes has met with foul play, and| Lady of Lourdes and has an excel-| yersey cannot vote in the next elece |Vice President Francis D. Bartow,| lent reputation among bis acquaint-/tion even if the Federal Suffrage tetion |of the bank, said he would make no | ances. Amendment is ratified by the required 2 % March 4./The charges against Dorgan, as it had! Dorgan left the bank at 10 o'clock made youve mace bliin nar Prcae ; h from diphtheria, said to BB of c ye y i . “tasty Mh bs ‘ not been shown whether he had met }yesterday morning, made part of his 'N™{ vemerlay by Dennis Cea enitea {é ; with an accident which prevented his | rounds and returned about noon. He 4 States Senator Baird's polit.cal ieu-|J, Chisholm, in Harrison, N. Y., oc- retorn or with foul play. | was sent out again in the afternoon tenan He said the State's election urred here. yesterday. Mary Frances ct ide I ft Mr. Bartow said Dargan had been | with a number of checks. Investiga- eh 4 te raton, two, only igausnter Of MP, and " failed to return ¢ Suffrage Amendment the laws |. Marston of Byram Police Ch Dorgan, | employed by the bank only about two | tion made when he have to be chang Shore, and granddaughter, of 1 i T oo di seek Ch arles Be reas Payment on all the checks he| at 5 o'clock reveaied the fact that "TI4. "Sounttul It ‘cfiptation tn Marston, was the vietim. ‘One ot het if +57} tt SAWenue th bi R rOa way Missing After Collecting had has been stopped. he had made but few of the calls direction wi v three surviving brothers also is ill of [ft Patterson Tie “added he dises " ¢ .|to which he had been assigned and $1,000 on Checks. The mother declared her son has al | ~ ways teen a good boy. 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