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Evening journal., 1918-04-03
otErN DEDANCF.
MOVE TO DISBAND
DENIED BY HYPHENS

BALTNiOBE. Nid. April 3.-Karl
scholl1. otlouC, 20. lhe German-Amer-
lean Alliance. row undergoing inycsti-
g zion OF ihe Judiciary Committee OF
lhe Sen'le. denied report NAT lhc
alliance WAS preparing GO APPLY To- thc
courts for dissolution oi charter.
"Nlore lOan yc0r before the Con-
qrc.sional Investigation began, said
Nr -thoHf. "lhc members of the al
lance feeling lhal under existing con-
dlions lhe practical usefulness or our
organization vae impaired, n not nulli-
ned. discussed Informally the proprieS
of disconinung il- activities as
German orcaniy1ton.
1850 definite idea was advanced ana
no stops taken to that end. J may say.
however That have personally felt
lbai when ihe result of the lnyestigo-
lnn hy Congress is made known-and
ann conndDni 30 will ,Indicaie our un-
questioned loyaliy-ii would bear de-
s.r.hlp testimony. 10 our good citizen
snm If ,yn should dishand the alliance.
John riarks. n hotel proprietcv vf TINS
rty and treasurer. Of the National
German American Alliance. who was re-
Gently witness before The senate com-
mUtne in Washington, yesterday ten-
inrrd hi4 rcsixnatIc@ as member Of
rle Maryland ilolelmcns Association
The resignation Was promptly ac'
copied
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
AUTOS UPSET, BUT
OCCUPANTS ESCAPE

When automobiles of Robert r Jones.
undertaken. of Newark. ard %. %. Graves.
~ Hockessln. colIided 90 ilo inicrs"r-
lion o. lhc Lancaster p'ke and ihc road
leading io me Ferris INDUSTRIAL school
90 about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
both machines turned over bnl tho oc-
cupan,s escaped INJURY although the
ears We're damaged Zoo such an extent
inat neither was able J0 proceed und q
us own power. Robert N0thersll. of
Newark. Vas in lhc car with SIR. Jones
90 the Time
Mr. Jones and Nr No'ho~aN wore rc-
turning 90 their homes in Newark from
this city. Nr. Graves Ford 3uiom0h. l'
forcbly rammod The Jones car. causing
both mschincs lo lurn over. Mr.. Jones
had hi- ear toVoJ into Wilmington foy
repairs
BENJAMIN a. Groves. Levy Court Com-
missioner of Narsh8IIion. was pl-sinr
IN his automobile o. about The time OF
lhe accident and took Alr lone, and Mr.
Noihcral to their homes
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
BETH. STEEL SPEEDS
SHIP CONSTRUCTION

NEW YORK. Awu 3.-Thc steel
plants of the Boihlcncm steel Cor
porltion are DOW running at 80 per
cent. of their capacity. compUci with
only 80 per cent. early I'm January.
while Che shipDuud.ng departments are
running al 100 per cont of capacity
Charles M Scnwab. chairman of tho
board OF directors, told stockholders at
the annual meeting IN Newark .esicr-
day.
practically an our piants are work
ing FOR the United states Government
and the Allies" said Air Schwab We
are running as fully as transportation
and labor conditions viii permit. We
have largo number OF orders on our
boohs-in fact. sufficient io Keep every
department at capacity l0r longer
period Than I care at This time 20 PEE
diet
Alr. SchWab said the recently on
nouncod increase of - per cent. M ihc
payroll of the Bethlehem steel Cor
poraiion will moan ON additional an
uuol outlay OF sil59659' ~ tho com
uany is doing business with the Coy
crnmnl on cost plus basis tne I'M
crease. however, viii be iareeiy ai me
.atters EXPENSE
Tho bonus plsn for officers and en-
pi0yes was adopted 0s o. bylaw by
the stockholders. 10 gives the directors
Che right Go appropriate unr pay up
90 IS per cent. ot the total annual eorn-
ing, after deduciing aIl interest
charges and taxes. but before allowing
for depreciation. Last gear bonus
payments loiol'cd s39i1S-1. which VAS
equivalent lo 196 per cent of The net
earnings.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
LENRGOT Is Leading
By 11.0O0 majority
Unofficial Figures Of All But
Fourteen Counties Favor
Republicans Election
WISCONSIN VOTES
IN FAVOR OF WAR
By Tho nllod Press.

By Tie United Press.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. April wis
cousin has voted In 1Nor Of iir war
Returns today from more Than hait
ue State show that Victor h.. BcrseA
100 per cent. for peace Socialist
candidate FOR toe United states senate.
was decislvely defeated ai Yesterdays
special election Go nn me vacancy
caused by lhe death of Paul "a. lust
ing
Congressman Irvine t. Lenrool. re-
publican was leading Joseph Davies.
and indications were That hc had been
elected.
Fairly compiole unofficial returns
from ail hut fourteen ont of seventy
one counties Crcdiiod Lcnroot with
/ iOi, i0i votes Davies %, iOl. and Berger
f 63.i23.
The nrcpor'ed counties are iu iho
northern and western parts of tie state
districts That nave been regarded as
favorable Go Lcnrooi.
Berger apparently has carried NM
Vaukee city 9nd county by a small
margin over nevies LenrOot WAS ,
poor third here.
With approximately lWO-ilrds OF iht
F Milwaukee rounty vote tnbuaicd Bcrs
er had counted il.i9i 90 i5ssi for Ia.
Nics and 9si2 for Lcnrool.
Davies leaders refused Go conced'
ihat Lcnroot Is ihe winner They de-
cl5red complete Milwaukee returns v u
give Davies sunlc.cn, margin 60 offsc
Lenr0ols lead in the stale outside
Milwaukee county. However, according
90 figures compiled by the Davies head
quarters Lcnrooi was leading th'
Democratic cand date boy approximate!
5000 with many Milwaukee precincts
yet go Doe reported
Lcnroots managers claim his election
by 2OO0o plurality
Analysis OF lhc partial returns indi
Gales That I'M several count es IN ih
Gcfman belt much oi the vote givcl
Jsmes Thompson. la Toilette bepubli
can candidate who was defeated at ih
primaries. was cast yesterday 10
/ Berger
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
MInNiGHr,

4 carefully chosen east or d'-iln-
prshci actors vy''. 7n attractive a'd
novel stage settling is what win hr
seen in tho u.oduri0n of "Mhlnighf'
ai ihc Playhouse beginning Monday
for four performances including matte
nee "Wednesday. nuuufW N'~ir.rsi"r
county in New lura is lh' locale Of
this plav aud ihe srrre is one OF
uc magnificent country house, tl8i
abound 20 fhat vicinity ira llards
who Staged "1no li3.h Chlr. has pro-
dlccd thi- nov rom d> "Ai'in'ghi'
1ho story is o. n''ndins of delicious
comedy mystery. ih'iNs and heart in-
ttrcst under inc shlllfn. dircct on of
Mr. Hards large safely yaul ls
used in ono ~ tlc sc'nes During
Tho action of tho play man necome,
locked in this vault under rircum-
stances SO unusual that the unrsselng
of the my,ter. holds iho interest of
iho audience Wiil the end of tho play
Midnight Is NOT p grcvsome 'rrooh
play and % hos no urcsome court
room scene or third Gogrco. There
Is nothing new in using large safe
0n the stag, or in having som.h0d,
lorkcd into the safo Bui there Is some.
thing now in ihe way 10 Is lOnr IN
Midnight end iho surprise which
comes al ,he end of thc play $ 5stou
'-hing
A Strain OF smooth comod, RUNS
Through The play 90 relieve ulo tons
moments
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
AGAIN INSPECT The
CITY Restaurants
Health Board Officials This
Time Inquire Into
Conditions
REPORT TO BOARD
AT NEXT MEETING

Following inspection of the city
restaurants and eating houses by the
executive officers of the Board OF Health.
Thomas E pceney secretary OF the
board. today accompanied boy Dr. Per
kins. cily physician; Samuel NJ. Ford.
meat Inspector, and Elisha Higgins milk
inspector. made an inspection oi tht
restaurants along Market street this
afternoon The other cafes Of the cllN
viii Doe visited tomorrow and q report
Of ihe findings of the inspecting party
will be submitcd TO The board az iis
meeting on next Mondoy
THE inspection today was made with
oul notice Mr.. peoncy h3d prepared a
list covering general conditions existing
az each place visited which was nllod
out These Will hc ,abulatcd.
To-day, inspection followed com
plalnls That have been received hy iho
healih authorities from time io tino
bout food being exposed for sale in
b windows and 0n counters without adc-
cuaie protection Thc conditions in-
Vuired into by ihe members of lhe in-
-peclinc part We're:
Condition OF ice box, milk kept Iu
separate. compartment meat kept Dol
separate compartment prepared food
/ IoNposod.iu Kitchen, food on display un.
covered prepared food displayed ir
window. dishes scalded after washing
/ general sanitary condition of Kitchen
general appearance OF help. kicher
screened. condition Of dinineroom
method OF disposing NJ 0ios in diuing
room and Kitchen. sanitary condition
and convenience OF laNalory. condition
of cellar condition Of store room. con
dillon of yard. garbage Kept insid
Kitchen. garboge kept n covered rc
rsrflclc
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
FRENCH HOLD FOE
OUTSIDE M0REUIL
BY the United Press

PARIS. April 3-'On the Somme-
Oiss front there was Increased mutual
artiuerylng." The French War Onlce re-
ported today
south Of Morcuil. between Morcuil
and Miuy-Rcnoval two miles and a
half southwest OF Moreuill, a German
attack gained only a footing 40 one
footing In our advanced line.
"N0rth of Rolct an enemy attempt
fcl down.
ION the northern slopes OF Plemonl
the French succeeded in a detail OPP
Grafton, considerably charging their
position and taking sixty prisoners
French aviaiurs ON SUNDAY and
Monday threw 2iO0O pounds of projec-
tiles on railways and camps IN ihe Vi-
oinity or Ham. Chauncy, Soyon and
Rove 4 big IRE was started in iht
Chsulncs station Eielit German ma.
chimes were brought down
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
cHANCELLOR oMEns CONlEYNNCI

Chancellor curtis. in.s morning heard
testimony on the b,Ii ot George a..
Rhoadss and William p. hhoa1es
aganst Alice Carter nhosdos widow.
and tho Camden ~ j. safe Deposit
and Trust Company, trustee of John b.
Uhoades. deceased and guardian or the
m nor children oi George L. hhosccs,
for a docree directing iho ir-ond3nis 10
convey Io the compliments an rights.
title and Interest nf john 2. Bhoades
owned Dos partnership. trading rs j. p.
Dholdss ana sons. William $. Hiiles
appeared for ,hc compialranis. and La
penne Guenveur Tor the defendants a
decree directing the conNoyanc" of iht
p rhts will be issued hy lhe Chancellor
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
,ccrsrn nr rALsE PRErENsEs.

Elias Niseshsdcr. OF Ncw York. who
claims 10 represent Che Federal Mer-
chandiso Company, n That city VAS
arrested here this morning by Police
Sergeant Marble on charge of obtain
Ing money under false prctenses. Wisos.
bador IS alleged go have been col'octins
money acre from residents, claiming
inat by paying weekly sums cf money
for certain pieces OF furniture. those so
PAYING would receive the furniture Nho'
lhc ull amount of money had bco1
paid
Wlsesbsder says his company hss bee'
keeping iis promises.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
CiEsAn nODNEY DAUGHTERS MEEI

Miss Anna g. Lincoln read an nierest-
lne historical paper before Caesar Nod
ury Chapter. ID A.. R. Yesterday after
noon The three makers Of Delaware
history of whom sho told we're Caesar
Rodney. signcr OF ile Declaration OF
Independence. George Read. who pre-
sided at One convention which adopted
the state Constitution. and Thomas Me
ko3n. who q, credited with drawing
that important document Tho musi-
cal program included a piano solo hy
Mrs Herbert Wyrcs and a duet by Mrs.
Nvrcs and Mrs. William :. COlcolt
Mrs Edmund p Moody. WHO is a
national vice-presidenl general, Win Doe
o member of Caesar Rodney Chapter of
tending iie Continental Congress. NH'
iional Society y. 4. R. Mrs Gcore"
O.. Han, honorary regent or the chapters
Mrs is. w. Council chapter regent. Mrs
William l.. Dun and Mrs, James To
Scott arc other chapter members who
expect lo attend the continental Com
grcss Tho do.ee0lo from Caesar Rod.
Iney Chapter is Mrs, John Do. Wilson
of New Castle. Nvho viii Doe unable il
go. and Mrs. Scott goes as her alter
nate
/ The announcement was made ycs'nr
day Wal each Daughter Is asked b,
lhc National Society. ID. 4. r.. Go sub
scribe ono dollar 20 the national so
cicly's Liberty Loan fund.
Mrs William L.. nun was the ho-los'
al yesterdays mreiiue. assisted Dog Nr,
lH. u. Ross and Mrs. John ". Brady
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
GAMERS TALK OVER
SEASONS OUTLOOK

A Joint meeting of thc executive conn
mitlee. rcpr,aonllne ho Tr--lilo
Packer. Association and the Maryland
Gamers Association was hed in Doe
3olr dupon. inis afternoon. After
luncheon the committeeman about
i,,euiv-nye in number went into scs-
sion iu rarl0rs 4 and 49,
They uenlod ihsi there would he amy
rr.c,-gNius ai ihc mcstins. SAYING thai
,hcy would not touch upon ihe qios.
Uun of prices. either from ihe paoser'
o. cruWrrs' standpoint
THE meeting was called for confer
once over the general situation. lh'
committee may make dc.aird in''-tt
SETON.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
DELAVAREANS TO
SAVE MORE WHEAT
| IA Pounds a Person Each
Week is The AL
Iottment
HOPE MEN WILDE
STOMACH PATRIOTS"

Delawareans viii De called upon in a
few days 60 volunteer FOR new service.
i'm wheat saving campaign. The adj
mlnislrali0n has asked every citizen
who wants 90 be considered loyal not
90 consume in excess of one and "a half
pounds .of wheat flour or products each
week.
But the German submarines are go
ing Oh get" some of lhi- cOuntry's
wheat laden SHIPS going abroad, and
there are other causes that viii re-
Quire additional saving. For that rca-
con. patriots OF the stomach are going
o. be asked 90 conserve even more
wheat and cut their allowance below
The pound and half weekly
ln an other times of crisis Delaware
has gallanily stood by the nation. In
Red Cross. Liberty Loans, Thrift, STAMPS
and an other efforts the state has
more than done DO, share. Bcrause OF
his The Delaware Food Administrator
believes that In calling for a display
of more OF this sort OF patriotism, he
Will not be disappointed.
The housewives of This state arc
proving themselves capable Kitchen
soldiers" RS now up 40 the men I'd
prove themselves 90 be patriots OF Tho
stomach and not grumhle or complain
when corn OF potato or barley or some
other kind OF substitute bread is PLACED
before them M the table.
To stimulate interest IN this addi
tional wheat saving campaign. the Dell
aware Food Administrators throueh thl
courtesy Of the newspapers. viii have
printed in the papers a Liberty whea
plodgc. n Is hoped that through lhh
housewives who have a plentiful sunnl,
of wheat flour will agree TO cOnscry
siill more. sol hat they can place SOM
OF This wheat 40 the disposal OF lh'
Food Administration.
In France. England and Belgium thI
people are on ration cards. which en-
liile them to only so much Whea
bread In the United States 30 is no
considered necessary 90 resort iO sucl
action But ihe wheat must he saved
and The proposition is to be placed M
90 the citizens 90 make 30 Voiuntar.
effort FIRST n they fail in This sort %
loyalty. then ration cards may follow.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
.Tur II-nr m AIAeKA

The Lure Of Neska. nr Leonard s
surlens wonderful natural c0lDred mo-
ion picture display and travel l0lk
VIII hc the attraction at Tho Playhouse
FOR three usys next week. beginning on
Thursday nighi, April n. ln this won
derful entertainment Dr. Sugien shows
pictures of ckircme interest that gye
YOU an idea ~ ihe scenic grandeur and
tho beautiful collection OF flowers 90 d.
found in tho far-off Northern land pr.
-ugdon also reveals and throws upon
me screen tho resources of that section
through he mineral wcalu as we'll az
iis agricultural lands. lie nshsrIre and
ils copsr. coal and gold mines o. tells
you ihoi not one-ih'rd ~ ihc wealth o'
This lrrrii0ry has eyer haen sc-alohrl
and gives you astounding ngures 0f hsv
much hos been taken hcrefrom Ate
/ lhis preliminary Jam ihc doctor throw
|uran ihc srrocn iho beauties 90 fhi- rc
g'nn fhai arc encountered un0n a iril
from seattle or Vancouver inln fhi-
Northern Wonderland. lie take, yoN
Through nols ~ floating ice l'd-inn
ire-hcrgs. VicNin. ihe grardcur- ~ fe't
Glari shows y0u ihe c.li"s or ~lh1.
juneau. Sf4p,ay and oil"r r'1irf~
pictures before your wondering 'y's ilc
salmon catch. eir. vm with hoN rs,il,
gold Is iosscd up hy Mother Nnh
amuses lou through pho'nsn,inE D.
garden parity. siarllos you by showing d
Young girl in lhe skimpiesi of 0ne-plccr
bathing suits watkins 0No' iro-n'res.
and thrills Son hy pciurIng upon ile
screen his iiiih. ride lhrough Nis Wnt
Horse Rapids aui Nlrs canon lnon a
ran. when each moment moan death
werp he MOI the experienced government
guide and pilot ih1l he &c.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
rnIENn rORHINEs FRlEND.

James =. August charged before
Judge Churchman. in Munirinsl Court
today. with assault and battery ON Viii
liam Ncrurh. was dismissed eft tine rc-
quest of the prosecuting witness. Me-
Hush told the court That Augus' did
not strike him Yesterday. as charged
saying Doc and the defendant were mo
friends. McHngh said ne and lhe de-
fendaul were wrestling and That tley
fcu down McHush appeared In court
with his head handaged Captain Kane
told the court that The men were drum,
ON Market street, and That Mciiucl
struck his head ON The pavement whcr
hc was knocked down by the defendant
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
MUST HAVE SHIPS
TO CARRY WHEAT
Bv Tho UnIIod Press.


WASHINGTON, April 3.-Nasl wheat
stores are waiting in South American
countries for Allicd ships to move them
twice the usual surplus 6ooWO0
bushcls-is n0v offered for export by
Argentine. Cluic and Uruguay
ln ihe face of increased demands FOR
troop transport. ships for south Am"ri-
can trade are becoming increasingly
scarce. some so German ship, ere held
I'm Chilean and Argentine ports which
could be utilized It these countries
threw Off neutrality or entered into me-
gotaiions 90 employ he German vessels
in their own trade The question of
ships grows Increasingly seriously, 9l
officials admitted hcro today.
The g0vcrnbcnl Is dcnc with daily.
ing with incnlcIeucy and delays in ship
building.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
M'AD00 ASKS BIDS
FOR FREIGHT CARS
By tho Unlled Press

80 N... N.NAi...A .'''f
WASHINGTON April 3-The railroad
administration called for bids FOR The
construction OF 10000 freight cars.
More than sixty manufacturers Of
freight car equipment arc IN confer
ence today with officials of the admin
istralion relative io the standardiza-
tion OF models TO De included in This
monster order
ln asking for bids. Director General
McAdoo took lhe FIRST step toward O.
rehabilitation OF var-rddcn railroads.
% has been officially admitted many
times recently that the national rsl-
ways did not have "a sufficient number
NJ cars 90 take care OF The heavy Nol-
ume Of traffic The 100000 ear order
WIN when an of them are delivered
place the railways ON a basis where
they can supply ears on demand. !, Is
said.
Railroad officials stated today That
contracts FOR locomotives have pracu-
caliy been completed and announce
meni of another big order FOR motive
power is expected soon.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
FARM BUREAU MAKES
PROGRESS In COUNTY

The campaign for members OF the
New Castle County Farm Bureau
among One farmers and lhelr wives IS
meeting wite success and is still MAX
ms progress. TO date meetings have
been held in the following commuu
ties which report ihe number of nom-
bers secured as follows. lairyiew, 60.
Odessa. %. SMYRNA go, Blackbrd D.
and Mermaid. o. Tn addition to these
names secured ai meetings. otncr mcm-
hers have since been secured. This
total With the number of members so-
cured at The preliminary org1ni-
zation meeting has Increased the
membership 90 about 800 The follow
ing communities are making "a mcm-
ber,llip campaign by canvass of the
community DHakyncNille. TaiieyNllle.
Nt Pleasant. NuddloloVn. Bear stat ON.
and Newport it is likely thai meet
ings may Doe announced for some of the
above places before thc final organIza-
ton mco,pc on April i3. Meetings are
scheduled for ihc following communi-
ties as noted. Newark. Welsh Tract
school. April ,, I30 p m.; Sew Castle
and Christano April !, stanton, April
g: kirFwood and S. Georges. OF ST.
Georges. st o'clock. April 3. llochcs-
sin April g; ami Townsend Aprn 9.
Reports OF each community will be
made az The nnol organization meeting
held tn Wilmington. saturday, April 49,
and 81 is hoped that the farmers OF
New Castle county will enjeavor Go plan
their work so as 10 attend this meet
| ing.
The Extension Department OF Della
ware College has information from
/ Washington stating thst shipload of
nitrate S now due at Norfolk and Chat
the Delaware farmers viii DE supplied
with MS load. According to this in.
/ formation Delaware farmers Should
/ have the nitrate sl lhcir stations Do,
tho middle Of AurU
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
HOSPITALS TN AIR
MAY COME NEXT
By the United Press.

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON. April 3-AerIal hosp'-
ial, for the cure OF tuberculosis may
c-me next
British medical men on The STAINS OF
the Royal British Flying Corps h2Ne
recommended them because results sur
pass those obtained ON earth.
According Go the report OF ono of
these physicians quoted hy The Women's
war work OF the committee ON public
Information.
Personally look forward conndentiy
90 me day when aerial hospitals will De
an ordinary equipment of every city.
Tho United states Consul at Dundee
scotland. has made am omcial report to
me United states Bureau OF Domestic
and Foreign Commerce 90 the subject.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
NEW MILLINERY STORE FOR CITY.

Ino IMAM ~IOne U'V1TIW'nT OF I07'ph
p. Day has negotiated q loug term lease
for lhe International Millinery Com
pany j. d. Roscn. proprietor, FOR The
premises So 702 Market street The
present lessons OF The property the
Nevfrk shoe Company. are moving n
the corner Store ADJOINING and SUBJ
letting their present quarters, No. 702
Markc, street. 90 The international Mil
linery COMPANY which Viii iako pos
session about July :. after making ey-
icnslye Improvements. The lease was
handled by Charles g.. %lchols. Jr, and
Kenneth r. Barnaby OF Tne Day organ
lLnILnn.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
l. y Nrrns i.ann cItllIANs.

Civilians with mechanical or admin
isirsii,e ability are needed at once ~
the ordnance department. which re-
quires Of least i,3oo specially trained
men
clerks. experts in business admnls-
tration. mechanical d-3fismcn n.pec-
Tors of % dnanco material and muni-
lions and men Of a half dozen similar
callngs are needed.
Information may he obtained hN coin-
munlcating with ihc Civilian Personnel
Section. 80 1890 r strccl. g. W. Wash
lngt0n. ID. g.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
EXPERIENCED RAILROAD
MEN WANTED

Charles Warner. director of thc Pub
lic Service Reserve. has received % teic-
gram from Washington. asking him TO
enroll more experienced railroad men
for service abroad. Those vishins tO
enroll should present themselves al MIR.
Warmers office at Tenth and King
streets.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
AT rIIr NrrnRIA

To what lengths motion picture pro-
ducers wiu go TO get proper stmos-
pheric dsiau ard local color viii be
demons .ratcd az NE Victoria Theatre
In the new nlm sensation. "Tsrzan OF
ibe AnrS. now showing at the Victoria
Theatre.
The National Film Corporation.
which made the production. took a
company composed of twenty prin-
cipals. directors. camera men and a
crew OF siage builders 20 ihe Arnazon
River district OF Brazil and ihence %
tte ini ''ior or iHe B-az nnn irrzlcs
Where two months We're spent making
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
PICK s,iRy 10 THY I. ". VS..

~ TT0 nIf0U TTT-s.
CHICAGO. April selection M jury
90 pass ON scdt'on charges acalrsi 70.
!. ". W. leaders bcrn iodsy rfn
days or more time viii he needed lo
complete thc jury. prosecution orr
cills believe.
Judge Lands excused eighty of The
300 ,curcmen called. mo-ily farmers Ga
return io th,ir 'Nin-ihe-Nor crops
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
CrNNAN MuRDERs COnEN.

Bv Tho Jnlten pfoss.
NEW YORK. Apr. "a s'umah
hired by proprietor. of gambling
houses. murdered Harry Cohen. alias
"Harry lhe NoL" who was about to
make disclosures about iheir business
src6rding Co District Attorney swami
today. Norris Roihenhers, Who has
he.n charged with ,he murder. con-
t.nucs t0 protest his Innocence.
Evening journal., 1918-04-03
nR. RANDOLPH AWAY

The Rev Dr. Herbert q. Randolph
ard family oro spending me week si
Ocean Ciiy, Mi During ihe W,cG nr.
Randolph will speak ai seVcrnl l1sierr
shore towns I'm iho interest of iao Lib
cr.y Loan. lle vill return Go iai- city,
however on Sdmd9y ard conduct lhc
regular service, on sunday us usual