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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-01
THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE
With Husband on Rhine, Illinois
Woman Shoots Her .sRival."

Jacksonville, ILL.,, March 1.-The
eternal triangle" claimed another
victim here today when Mrs. Eu-
nice Wayman, IS, died at Passa-
want hospital from gunshot wounds
inflicted Tuesday by Mrs. Mabel
Austin, who accused the dead girl
of attempting to break up her
home.
The victims husband is keeping
the watch on the Rhine with the
American troops.
The grand jury. in session at
White Hall, is expected to indict
Mrs. Austin this afternoon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-01
PALMER WILL GET THEIR
senate Committee Decides To Approve
OF Wilson Nomination.

Washington, March 1.-The senate
judiciary committee today unanimous
~ voted to order a favorable report
on the nomination of A. Mitchell
Palmer, alien property custodian, to
be attorney general. Absence of Re-
publican opposition foreshadowed
prompt confirmation by the senate.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-01
WILL RELEASE TONNAGE
Baker Agrees That War Department
Will Turn 1t Over

Washington. March Release in
the next forty days of 100000 ton
mage by the war department to the
shipping board as a means of reIiev-
ing the commercial shipping situation,
providing the board assumes certain
contracts for the transportation of ma
terials to Europe, was agreed upon at
conference today between Secretary
Baker. Chairman Hurley of the ship
ping board and senators from the cot
ton states.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
ROAD BUILDING.
Large Sums 10 be Spent by Number Of
States This Year.

Wash,noton. Jan. 27-About $500
600 600 will be put into road building this
wear. according Ia estimates by experts of
the Department of Agriculture, submitted
to the Division of Public Works and Con-
struction Development of the Department
of Labor. 1t is estimated that about hall
this amount will go To labor.
The S3OO, 900, 600 OF construction estim-
ated will not bc sufficient to make up de-
ferrrd war construction, II rs believed, Tor
normally the amount spent on roads IN the
United States rs not far below $500, ,o0O,-
600. aud during war times, road building
came almost to stop IN many localities.
Estimates prepared for the following
States are considered accurate within one
or two percent. according to officials of
the Department of Agriculture. Maine,
81 500 900: Rhode Island, 100000; Con-
nccticnt. $1,000. 900 New York. $l2,-
pOO. 900, New Hampshire, Sl15 900; Ken
tuclly, 81 100000; Alabama. 81 900 600;
West Virginia, si6.OO0, 600 ILLINOIS, So
OOO.OOO Iowa. sl5,574 900; Louisiana,
81, t,67l 900: Texas. S2o,0O. 900; Nebraska,
81 .657 OSa O7; North Dakota. 81 000, 900;
Wyoming. 1858 900; Colorado, S3,oOo,-
OoN California. s2o,oO000o; Arizona,
5000 900. Nevada, SlllS $40 50; Idaho,
81 ,0000O0
Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland and
Montana are expected to make consider
able cxpendturcs un roads this year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

the total Of the moneys left with tho
various bureaus is needed or should be
expended, or tn approve or disapprove
various activities set forth in the hearings.
There should, and doubtless will be, large
savings made from these balances.
What the committee has endeavored
To do is 10 cover into the Treasury such
sums that plainly are not needed, but as
il is necessarily uncertain Just To what ex-
tent the government may he able by can
collation. Of contracts and discontinIancc
of projects to reduce it's obligations, the
committee has deemed il wise to leave
funds amply sufficient to meet such obliga-
tions. To have undertaken To pass judg-
ment on remaining activities would have
been to usurp the prerogativcs of many
of the committees and would have re-
qlired a detailed examination that would
have taken many additional months
The Iabors of the committee have
been greatly added to because of the alb
scncc of any uniform system of Keeping
accounts by the various departments, and
IT desires To express the hope that Con
grcss may provide soon for such Il sys-
tenn of accounting While the work al the
committee by some may be thought un-
necessary on the ground that the depart
monts probably would not have expended
tho sums anyway, it was the judgment Of
the committee that il was wise directly 10
provide against their expenditure, and it
cannot be doubted that the examination
of their balances and survey of their
activities and needs by the various corps
of the army and navy brought about by
the action OF the committee should enable
these departments To makc savings Of
many millions
The accompany table shows the savings
IN cancellation of contracts and au'hori-
zations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
DENTISTRY AT CAMP DIX.
Uncle Sam Means TO Discharge Soldiers
With Sound Teeth.

Camp DIX, Wrightstown, \. y. Jan II
Turning discharged men back into
CIVILIAN life with sound teeth has been
made one Of the big health factors in do
mobolIzation work of the army here, the
regulations requiring that the moars of
every soldier toe IN perfect condition at the
tune he leaves the service. Three dental
dlspcnsarlcs, with about 60 surgeons
engaged, are needed To meet present
demands for such service, while at the
same tune arrangements have been COM
plcted by the camp dental surgeon, Colonel
6 > Mason, of Boston, TO handle any of
the more serious eases that will hc sCnt
back from overseas. This latter work
Will include the rebuilding OF facial features
partly destroyed IN battle Unfortunate
soldiers can get an artificial jaw, set with
teeth to scientifically match the missing
parts when necessity requires II through
the work of this department and dental
surgery will effect miracles. II IS predicted.
The discharged soldiers, because ot their
freedom from tooth troubles. will be the
healthicst body Of men IN America, ac-
cording to dental surgeons here The
care gwen thor teeth from the tune they
entered service. Il is claimed has been y
big factor IN sustaining the health Of the
army
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Negro Housing Project.

Arousinr Of interest III thr mllon
dollar Negro Housing company which
has been organized Al New York will be
the object % the meeting of Negroes u
Wilmington at Ezion NJ J. Church.
Ninth and French streets "Wednesday
evening al 8 clock Rev J q. klng.
pastor Of the church vii preside and this
subject will b. discussed bv Andrew \
Stevens, j ColOred banker uf Phil;.oelph,a-
and one 81 the promoters of the under
taking. The local committee comprises
Mrs NJ T. jackson, chairman committee
on arrangements MIR alice Dunbar Mel
son, chairman reception committee The
corporation, known a. the Payton Apart
ments Corporation of New York a
financed a. " ,5g0,O 900 and has purchased
several large apartments IN New York in
the Harlem district, for the use Of oolored
people and now proposes to interest
color I'd people u other communities in the
same proposition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following changes IN ownership Of
real estate have been recorded az City
Hall
Harrison street. cast side. 90 feet south
II Fifth street MARY v. ACkerman from
Lucy 4 Alderman, femme sole, sS,400.
Third street. No 1923 west Madeleine
Fschbach from John J. Hanley and wife
s.
Thirteenth strect north side, 354 feet
west II Durc street, the T., h. Il " X. X.
from Theodore " Francis, sheriff S2,S75.
Eighteenth street. northeast corner
RIvcrv1eW avenue; sarah r. Kent from
John Minshall and wife. s.
Fourth street. No 1871 west; George
". Morgan from William +. Donohue
~ad wife $500.
Chestnut street. No a37 John v
Zvnlewlcz from John J. Kelly, S4sp0,
Twenty fourth street, corner northwest
II jefferson street, southwest Of Twenty
fourth street. Harry :. NNers and wife
from John Ht>ton Atwell and wife, s., $50.
oak street. No. I'LL: Victoria Dom
browsk from Lulu J Stroud, s., 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
.15 BILLIONS SAVED
IN EXPENSES OF WAR
Congress Bill Revokes Contracts
and Authorizations Enormous
Curtailmcnt in Army Cost.

Washington, Jan. 27--I'he cessation
of war saved the nation billions Of dollars
through the cancellation of contracts and
authorizations. In the deficiency bill, re-
ported to the House by the Appropria-
uons Committee, Saturday. contracts
for 81, 179, 1856, ,9f4 are ordered cancelled
and authorizations amounting To SS,-
POI ,029,2G are withdrawn If tho war
had continued another six months II ~
estimated that the expenditure oi both
these amounts, or more than $4,000 oo0,-
900 would have been necessary.
The bill carries recommendations for
appropriations of S2o5 ,2ii ,32o45 for the
various services Of The government, divld-
ed "a follows: War department, s6.iI3,-
1S2.6S; Navy Establishment, $3.50, 762, :
225.36; Civil Service 81 ,S53, 75n.57; Navy
Department. Sl5i ,57nM.
The largest items for which appropria-
tons arc recommended follow:
War Department Temporary en-
ploycs, 81 coo, 900; disposition of remains
oi officers and men. s.. .473, ,7S26S
Navy Department, Bureau OF Navlga..
tion 81 ,53l, l7S 64; Bureau of Yards and
Docks. ST, 100000. Bureau Of Con
structIon l5.000On0 Bureau OF Steam
Engineering. - $50 $50
Representative Swager Shcrlev, char
man, in his report sad
.,The rcpcai of appropratlons and with
drnwaI of authorizations has been con
fined TO the military and naval establish
ments, not because funds voted to other
departments are all required, for such IS
not the fact, hut because the magnitude
Of the task made impossible NJ this time
a review Of the other departments, and It
,s hopcd that m connection with the
srndry civil and other bills many of these
surplus funds NAV be dealt with The
committee IN recommending that various
sums shall he covered into tho Treasury
docs not mean TO affirm IN nnv sense that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
SECOND BAPTIST HONORS
ITS So SOLDIER BOYS
Service Flag, National Ensign and
Roll of Honor Now IN
the Church.

la honor ui lts to soldier boys tho
congregation ul the Second baptist
Church last night unveicd a service
Tag. national ensign and a roll oi honor
~ services oi highly patriotic nature.
The service hag made 10y the Young
Women ~ the church was presented nv
AlIss Mildred Denny. chairman ne
,ulors. purchased hV the women ct the
church re- presented by Mrs
Wolhston. chairman The roll oi h"n't
wa= unrolled bN the Misses Ahcc Grant
aud Marion Norrls
sixty name. were on the roll ri honor
and q stn tor each one lh''u'''s' WI wv,
-er,irc fae The roll oi honor was as
follows
John uampfnrd NIe>andcr Charles
Nh,.gr,,e \l,mnd ~ Ice lcIter Ba-
ker Gilbert \cvland Black, Willard
S,evart Rlack Charlcs Prince BonneN,
3d CALVIN William Rr,cc. Thomas Row
hnd ts,r,lWeu IaNtau llackson ar
nrnter Hugh Guil5th Carter. DAVIS
lone ClnWard. Donald u Cloward, VIII
bam Henry Clnward Robert Carter
collins rankin Harvard Day, Homer
.SL,,h.r1 p.akNnc lcshr Howell Dea-
LInr Windsor Duhac Harvey LOWS
IN William IlrnN Foulh leon Fer
su.sn Gavnor Lawrence Sova Gibson.
Vincent lungstrcei tiulct, joeerh aN-
hr Uamptou Arthur Stowcll Handy.
lr tlsiincc, Bavard llanbv, Charles
n.Id Hartman " William Samuel
Us4rA phho NIlcu Hutchinson, Jr.
rncst SaWrhry llut~on VIM hcXan-
frr Irancis HutSon Charles Howard
le.ts, William CLAYTON tester Ernest
b.p Kitchen Imtbcr Horace Lal'arrr.
\,,n..,n I.lWarl Irmmuu Arthur WIND
ham LOWS Ia,cph lc.h, Iit1 Rod
ntauI smith NahahN Namu"l Tat
,,r.,n Nlaron,N Idvuri Carlton llc-
r1npi~s y Ndlam l,lr Mowlds Wit
ham llcnr, pau " Oscar Jerome
Rnrlarl Nrul llcnr1 Rcyam. Charles
Runner VI RAYMOND Schlossrr, Samuel
NlVau., ~,.atf,m Thomas Nllen SharTT'
l Nler,ill, Charlr- shaw. ottomcr
" Il,n ~pccr Franklin Nharplcv Springer,
lr,,rh ~harls ~tsrr Icon Buslck Stay
ton. frank ndaplane Turner, Clarence
- Maker u Whitman Walker,
~tstlcv Ewes Nalkcr .l,~rph Rayworth
Neldn. Harry NrNa-trr Willis.
The -cr,lc, far vas unfurlei by Ed
Warl Dtnuc, II aud the roll 81 honor
bN Ecbccca ilcNandcr
The roll ii honor board was presented
hV james L GARNER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
LOCAL FIRE RECORD.

The awning over Castelberss yrweIry
store 81 the northeast corner OF Fifth
and Market streets caught hre shortly
after 10 clock Saturday night, but the
blaze was extinguished by the Washing
ton Fire Co. which had been notified by
still alarm before any damage was done,
except TO the awning.
shortly after O'Clock that evening, an
alarm was sent N from Box No. l52. At
Third and Jefferson streets, but II proved
70 be false alarm, there being no fire IN
TINT NlclnIfN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
FIREMEN NOMINATE OFFICERS.

~ meeting of che members of the
Reliance Fire Company the nomination OF
thc following officers took place and ulll
be voted upon NJ the next meeting of
the company for President Anthony
MCGOWAN and John kane Secretary John
KELLEY Treasurer. Hugh Duffy: Board Of
Tlsnarcrs. five 20 he elected James Me
t;owan. Walter RldInn, Joseph Stewart
John Gormley. james Hcope, Le~rs
Cash. Daniel McGrsnnary: Foreman
.lohn McGinley: First Assistant, Lewis
Cash and Second Assistant, james Hoops .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
JoHN GONATOS BUYS
COMMERCIAL HOTEL

John Govatos has bought the Com
mcrclal Hotel property No 2o5 Market
street latcl, conducted hy James G
o'Neal Nir Iiovatos refused to tell the
exact amount hc pald FOR the property hut
admitted Il was about So 800 He stated
that be bought the proIsrty as AN invest
men,. and Will either sell Il or make altcra-
tions 10 u and lca~cl' tor a term ot yvar>
He stated that hc might fl u UP ~ 4
restaurant. but would not conduct II
hfuseN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

family to dependency over illness. His
wife was the only other person IN the
bolise at the time. II was not until an
hour after the shot had been fired that
she discovered the body.
About six weeks ago MIR. Gambrill was
taken with heavy cold, followed by a
slight attack Of inHuenza. Until several
DAYS ago he remained in doors. THIS
morning he took short walk, returning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

about noon. he vent 10 his room about y
O'Clock and an hour later vas found dead.
He had given no outward sign u dthpon-
tlency. I3ut his wife could suggest no other
motive for bis net
Mrs. Gabrll is the daughter u nc
late Gabriel ID. Clark, of New York and
Baltimore. upon wiiOsc death she m
herited 81, i5f 500 Mr.. Gambrili was r.
native Of New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Hurt in Motor Collision.

motorcycle containing three Young
Polish men collided with an automobile
Saturday night on New Castle avenue, re
s,iting in two Of the men being slightly in
Jurcd They were taken in the FhnnIx
ambulance to the Delaware Hospital,
who're they gave their names as John
Smith and John Stipski. After their IN
juries wcrr dressed they were able 10 60 10
their homes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Movie Actress is Nilminssori1n

Florence Dixon, one Of the stars IN the
production Of ''Too Fat % Fight which
showed az the Queen Theatre hast week is
former Wilmington glh, she having
lived here several years ago. She II
slster-in-iaw Of Poli0e sergeant l1r~is, Of
the local p1llce foroc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
Autos Collide.

An automobile belonging TO Elwood
Hibbard, OF No, I'll Concord avenue, col
lidcd at Eighth and King streets Saturday
night with machine owned by Francis
Moulton. Of No alS Van Buren, street,
damaging the latter machine. but no
person WAS injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
When the Alarm NoundA

livery man instinctively thinks OF mrs own
property first II he rs amply secured
sgainst possible loss be is naturally less
concerned than u he carried little or no
insurance Il you want more protection
consult q. I. Herson d Co, odd Fellows
Huildinq ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27

Charley, dear" said young Mrs
Torkins, have you minute tn spare
YES"
We'll. ! wiah Won would teIl me exactly
what is meant Iy league II nations and
freedom Of the seas Washington Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-27
WIFE FINDS GAMBRILL DEAD.
Baltimore Society Man Was De-
snOndcnt Over Long Illness.

Baltimore, Jan. 27-Cbauncey Cam
brill, prominent in Baltimore society,
ended his life yesterday afternoon by
shooting himself through the mouth in
the bathroom of his home on University
Parkway. Ills act IL attributed by his
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT Z

DESK SPACE-For rent. First floo,
centrally located. Phone 1909.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM BARGAINS

go ACRES-Good improvements, half
level, half rolling; an extra produc-
er. $3.50 per acre.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-28

so ACRES-Best of improvements,
well located, level black soil. See
this one, you will like 1t.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE !

Modern duplex, E. Main, for sale. own
err leaving city. Phone 1901.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-28

% ACRES-Good Improvements. fine
location. Level, well fenced and
tiled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-28

120 ACRES-Big house and barn, all
tillable but Is acres timber A bar
gain.
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