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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

Country boys don't generally belong the Boy Scouts
because country boy doesn't think there much novelty
in roaming about in the woods. Why not invite the
country boy to "camp OUT in the city?
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

There is glory and gallantry in fighting in the air but
there seems no for it in summarizing 1t is snaky
sort of warfare
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

If husband would spend just one-quarter of the
time in doing those little odd jobs around the house that
he wastes in invenng for getting out of them
he would SUCH lot of energy
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

Every city complains of "blighted" tumbe-down
area This may yet become ''tear-down" area. Room
simply must be made for the automobiles somewhere
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

One who tries eat his breakfast and read his paper
simultaneously is likely to spoil both. Each is worthy
of undivided attention
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

Migratory bird laws violate state rights and are de-
clared unconstitutional State rights protect nearly ev.
erythng from oppression, except adult human beings
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

1t should take hundreds of years to produce supermen
and supermcn will rule because they such, not by
force
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

You may get your eggs boiled three minutes but how
do you proceed when you don't want your sausage cakes
inside?
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

According to the bolshevist the longest way around
work is the shortest way to prosperitya fairy dream
that has filled the potters field for centuries
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

You bear this in mind if you don't like whistling
Nobody whistles in church. Go there if you can't
be got there for any better reason
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

An men born equal but constitutional amend
ment eventually changes all that
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

Aside from universal military training and prepond-
Grant navy Uncle Sam might be compacent of any feas
IDLE plan to preserve peace.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

Just the low-prce cyclone strikes straw lids they
become taboo.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

Entered at the postOcs at Greeneve Tenn as second.
class matter.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05

FOR SALE:-Overland car, 83 model
in good condition. Will sell cheap.
Reason for selling, am going 10
Florida. See me at once. w. D.
Bright, Jeral1stcwn, Tenn. 1879 If.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Schedule time of passenger hains
leaving Greeneville, Tenn
The following schedule figures pub.
iished as information and not
guaranteed.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05
SOUTHERN RAILROAD

SUI HEKN KAILKUAU
Westbound. Easthound,
4:20 am. Mem. Wash. / $50 am.
1902 am. Knox Bristol SOC pm.
II :26 am. IN. YIN. 0.--4:59 pm.
4:59 pm.--N. Y.-Mcm. $50 am.
500 pm Knox Bristol 1889 am.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
TO URGE AID FOR
.DEVASTATEDFRANCE
Former Ambassador Her
rick Speaker at Dinner
This Evening
FORMER JUDGE GRAY
WILL BE CHAIRMAN

The Hon. Myron r. HerrIck. former
governor Of Ohio and former ambassa-
dor 10 France. will be the principal
speaker at a dinner 10 De given in the
Hotel dupont this evening under tho
auspices OF the Delaware committee for
Devastated France. Former Judge
George Gray VIII preside. and seventy
i've persons Will be present.
Mr.. llcrrick was ambassador 60
France at the outbreak Of the war. and
gave much valuable aid 10 Americans
then In Europe Since them both
abroad and in this country he has been
very active In an movements leading lo
the successful conclusion or hostllilics.
and In those necessary 20 the period
following the war
he Is chairman OF the American Com
mittee for Devastated France. which is
poN dOibs a Wuntcrfu work in aidus
the former inhabitants of tho war torn
regions 90 return 90 their old homes
and begin life anew This organiza-
tion has been assigned 90 "a definite Sec
iion Of the Department of the Aisne.
their work thus cO-ordInating with
that of French and English orfaniza-
tions of the same Kind
The Delaware executive committee is
composed OF Judge Gray Dr. J. r. Odell.
Julian ortiz. William a. Taylor and S
u. Townsend.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
THIS YOUTH Is
CONAN DOYLE PUPIL

Developing a keen sense Of sleuihne
following recent visit 10 the police
station. and having read considerable ON
the subject from The works of Conan
Doyle. 10 remained for Louis Cohen. "a
scholar at no. - School. who lives at
Eleventh and Talnall streets to locate
the source Of AN unpleasant OdOr that
had permeated local Office where
Louis is employed during vacation.
Prior n unearihing the odor which
was from the c9rc3s ~ a dead rat
Louis informed workers iu the Office
that a man who was calling there was
a clergyman
When asked how he knew this. the
youthful sleulh said because lho caller
sat with his hands cl1sped as N in
prayer The guess was correct. the
caller being the Rev I. Burgctte short,
who is visiting here.
Sleuth Louis then settled down iu "a
chair near a desk 90 give Thought to
the many mysterious eases that have
come 90 The detective bureau lately
Nhen suddenly his nostrils began O.
quiyer and raising the lid Of dosl
nearby. be discovered the cause of ih'
| odor that had almost caused the o0lc
20 be depopulated az various times b
| the past two weeks.
The amateur slcuth removed the dca
rat and then resumed his usual pois'
one Of deep meditation.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
DRY ENFORCEMENT
UNDER TWO BILLS

WASHINGTON. June 27 United
Press Enforcement legislation FOR
both war time and constitutional pro
hibition was formally reported 10 tho
House in bin Of two sections. by the
House Judiciary Committee today
TIE. vote on reporting the les Station
was A. 10 ,
rs the bill stands. rather lenient laws
are provided in one section for war
time prohibition and drastic provisions
for constitutional prohibition In the
other.
The main provisions were no;
changed from those agreed upon We'd
nesday. The two members Of the com
mittee voting against the bill were rep
resentatives Igoe and Dyer. both Of st
Louis. 4 special rule for the consid
| Grafton OF the legislation Will be asked
Of the rules committee, but it Is prac
tically certain 10 Will not come up ir
/ the House until the middle Of next weeA
and possibly not until after the Fourth
7 Of July holidays. 4 minority report
will be filed by FIVE members Of the
committee as soon as Chairman Vol
stead writes the majority.
Another eleventh hour move 10 report
a separate and distinct bin for war
time prohibition in the hope Of rush
ing through before July T. failed by a
vote Of 80 10 6. the committee standing
by its original intention 90 provide sep
arate enforcement provisions for the
two kinds of prohibition. but comDin-
/ ing them In one bill.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
25 FISHERMEN GET
STRING OF Is FISH

stormy weather marred the fishing
trim Of % men Of this city 30 Wildwood,
\. j.. Wednesday and yesterday, only
i3 nsh being landed 10y the fishermen.
The party made The trip in automobiles
leaving here on The # o'clock Penns-
grove ferry Wednesday morning and
returning last evening.
Reluctantly the members OF the party
followed lhe advice OF the captain Of
the boat on which they were 90 make
the trip, and did not go into the eN-
ceedingly rough ocean Yesterday
morning. However. they tried their
luck in the sound. but succeed
ed i'm hooking only three small
fish. pnmmer Leach landing two OF
them. Fishing from the pier netted
the party ten fish. Mr.. Leach was the
most successful OF the party. catching
nve of The thirteen tlsh. Or. Arthur
Patterson hooked four
Those who went on the outing were
Or. Arthur Patterson. Oscar G.. Draper
John II. Rice. Erdman Hoffman. W. c.
Bryan. Clifford V. Mannering. Furman
IL. Cole. c.. Emmet Adams. Charles w
Gooding. Weller +. StOVer. William +
Harris William G. Robelen. William J
NlcCorkindale. Harry Green. PlummeT
Leach. h. n. Bye. w Smith. +. Hanna
George Fisher, Thurston Lowe, Samuel
Green. Casper Toppn, Allen p. Gifllng
Harry Rutler, +. G.. Clark.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
SENATE BILL AIMS
TO CRUSH RADICALS
Department OF Justic c
Probers Say There is Con-
spiracy to Wreck Nation
SUPPRESSION FUND
GETS BIG BOOST

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Provislon
for vigorous steps by the federal gov
ernment against bomb throwers and
other anarchists and radicals declared
by government officials 90 be plotting
overthrow of the government and
spending S2OO0O0O monthly o. that end
We're made in the suntry civil apprO-
priaiion bills AS reported yesterday TO
the senate. Among the measures rec
commended We're large additional appro-
praiions for the Department of Justice
and legislation containing permanently
the wartime regulations as 90 purchase.
storage, manufacture, sale distribution
of explosives.
ln reporting the bin the senate ap-
Preparations committee Increased from
sL.iOOOO to s2mOOO0 the fund of the
department of Justice for general sup
preston of crime. I'm addition. 10 added
S3o0o for special fund to enforce
ten law against alien anarchists
through dcporiaiions
The amendment added 90 continue
the explosives regulation law after
declaration of peace provides Tor
strict licensing and supervision of all
sales Of explosives under the bureau
of mime,
Intention of government officials 90
deal gorously with anarchists and
other lw hrcators was disclosed In
statements made 40 hearings on the
appropriation BIN made public late
yesterday Francis p GarVan. of the
Department OF Justice Bureau OF In
vestigation. told the committee that
with Increased funds proposed. the de-
p3rinent plans am active campaign
Mr. Gar,3n WAS asked specifically
whether there was an organized effort
io destroy tho federal govcrnmcnt, "a
which question ho replied
Certainly We have evidence 20 show
that and lh1i is also shown hy the tre.
mendous amount of money they are
spending The condition is serious
throughout the country.
New YORK. Chtc7go and Paterson. y
J.. he said. are ccniers ~ anarchisuC
activity When asked f The depart
ment has Information That another ont
break of bomb ouir3ges is planned Tor
July {. Mr. Gauan said.
"Thcro is great deal of talk to that
effect The number OF radical paper.
found in Tee mails has Increased ovel
$50 since iho armislice WAS signed
we have Go take now over ijo papers
read and dieest them
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
By II. G.. HAMILTON.

United Press STAFF Correspondent.
TOLEDO. o., June 27.-Ollle pecord
was named today 10 referee the VII
lard Dempsey championship battle on
July Z.
pccord will he assisted by Major A..
J.. Drexel-Biddle, Of Philadelphia and
Tex Rickard. who will act as judges.
pecord and his associates were nam
ed by the army, navy and civilian board
Of boxing control. Rickard announced
their appointment this morning on re-
ceipt n a telegram from the board
headquarters in New York.
Jack Skclly. Nonkers, y Y, was nam
ed as alternate referee, W. Warren
Barbour. New York, Will be the time
keeper
Jack Dempsey expressed himself today
as vastly pleased with ollie pecord as
referee. Give me an honest man who
can count ten" he said. "i'll hit VII
lard early in the scrap and 10 will be
over. All ! ask FOR Is that they send
referee who win not be afraid 10 start
counting the seconds and who viii not
be Influenced by superficial things"
pcmpscys training did not slacken
yesterday despite assertion made by
himself that 70 likely would. lie tied
into Jamaica Kid and Bill Tate with
such vigor that Jamaica slid 10 his
launches after one murderous clout on
the chin. and Bill Tate entered The ring
with the challenger only after heart
to-hcart talk with Jack kearns
Tate has become tired Of taking them
on the chin despite his regard FOR
Dempsey and his feet were Itching for
move out ~ the camp. II is believed.
however that The big Negro has been
calmcd by promise that Dempsey
would east mp ON him a Bit. Jack did
slacken a biz on Tate 10 The extent Of
letting his Jaw alone. but he went after
/ the Texans stomach for keeps and
gave the huge sparring partner a fine
afternoon with those punches. jamaica
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
All! MAN JUST
SHAVE YOURSELF
THIS WAY ONCE,
It's the Grand. Glorious Comfort Of
Kings TO DO II This Way.

Bring out your old razor tomorrow
morning and lather-up with JOY In your
soul for not more pulling no more
smartng. no more dry. parched face
for yours iruly-it wasn't the razor
fault atAall because
n YOU will dip down into a big 25c
jar Of NoXzema skin Cream after the
shave and give the face the once over
with a little daub on the finger tips
youIl enjoy AN that comforting. sooth-
Ing tingle in a iiny. Il yanishes into the
pores like magic carrying It's highly
medicated. antiseptic cooling. soothing
comfort and In a minute leaves the face
as dry and soft and Velvety as a babys.
sounds like magic. but us true. some
men put Il on the face first then lathel
lup and claim it's best that way. but tC
be Kind 90 your face and on the sail
side against contagion, that sting an'
lhurn after shaving. come down 90 th
ldrug store and get yourself a Doc. jar o
lNoNzema skin Cream. 10 Is as dineren
from skin creams you've used as day
20 night. We gladly refund money {
any customer not delighted and please
beyond measure. y b. Danforth. Mar
Ret and second streets
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
PecOrd to Referee The
WilIard-Dempsey Fight

Kid has gained a reputation for hand
ing over some stin punches for the
Dempsey consideration. So much has
been made OF the fact that he slowed
in his punching Of the challenger that
both men wene into the ring yesterday
with blood in their eyes. A sharp
right cross to the jaw sent the Kid
down and he was willing TO hug the
rest Of the afternoon.
Tate viii stay in camp. He is too
valuable 90 the challenger 20 allow him
10 leave Dempsey Will ease up on him
and VIII get sufficient boxing TO give
him space in reaching The Willard vital
spots
Willard Is merely doing a days work
when ne steps into the ring lie veni
through a very tame afternoon YES
terday with the exception of a final two
rounds with Walter Monahan which
were fairly fun Of action. lie stepped
ten rounds altogether
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
!URNGEMEINDESALE
IS DECLARED VALID
Court Holds Absence o.
"Ihe" from Title Doesn't
lnvalidale Transaction
DIR. ". P. MILLER
LOSES ON APPEAL
speeIal to The Evening Journal.


DOVER, Del, June 27.-Thc supreme
Court in adjourned session here today
handed down opinions in several cases
argued at the January and June terms.
I'm the case Of samuel q. Ebert rs.
the Wilmington Tungcmeinde being a
question OF title where the word The
was omitted as 90 the Wilmington
Turngemeinde. the court ruled that the
omission Of the word "The" did not in
validate the deed. The Judgment Of the
court below was affirmed.
In the case NJ Henry l.. Williams vs..
John Beltz and Francis +. McGillck.
being an action In assumpsit relative
TO purchase Of shares OF stock of The
Great Western Lead Manufacturing
Company. alleged 90 have been falsely
and frauduently represented. the opin-
ion OF The court agreed with the finding
OF the court below that there VS. moth
ng against McGillick. one Of the de
PENDANTS The Judgment ordered that
the verdict entered below should be
set aside a. iQ John Beliz. plaintiff be
low, and he be granted a new trial.
In the case of Dr. William p MI
ffl ~. NliilnNi lA. Iil'hs dHlilfNlNiI a
tor OF Catherine H. Frick. deceased
for the recovery OF certain articles of
ieWelry and furniture in the posses
Son OF William p. Miller. the court
affirmed the judgment Of the court
below. whereby a s2j00 verdict had
been given the plaintiff
Argument is being heard in The case
Of Charles VI Murden vs.. the Com
missioncrs Of Lewes. being suii
brought by MUrden 10 recover dam.
ages for his house-boat. furniture, etc.
which were pushed In the waters of
the Delaware Bay al Lewes by order
Of the Commissioners Of Lewes. ]
Hall Anderson and Robert 6. Houst0-
are counsel for Murden and Daniel J
Layton counsel for Commissioners OF
LcWcs.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
ROAD ENGINEERs REPORT OFT.

Copies OF the seventh biennial report
Of Charles Z. Gruhb, state Highway
Commissioner OF this county which
was submitted at the last session of
the Legislature and which has just
been received from the printers. are be
ing distributed. a copy is being sent
90 each state.
The report, which was printed by the
King Press. is splcndidly arranged
The frOntspiece is a photograph oi
James Wilson. late New Castle County
Engineer and state Highway Commis-
sioncr. who served from 1912 until his
death i'm 1918.
4 number Of photographs of improv-
ed and unimprovcd roads OF the county
and of work In progress on roads, and
showing the different types Of paving
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
RUSSIA OWES u. ST.
INTEREST SINCE 1917

WASHINGTON, June p United
Press No interest has been paid since
November. 1917. on loans made by the
United States government TO the former
Russian Imperial Government. Under
Secretary OF state Polk told the House
committee on state Department eXpen-
ditures today. Polk also testified in
terest payments have been defauted on
s75 100000 loaned the late Cars gov
ernment by private banking interests
i'm the United States
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
IlEANlND
LDELST 305
.N -NLfNSS%asz =

Yesterday hero-lra Flsgsiead ln M
twelfth ihc Detroit tight fielder Sim
gled ana drove in the only and decid
ing tally in The game with Cleveland
The cubs and So Louis wore ou
nine pitchers in splitting their double
header
Merklc made a triple and three SIM
giles out OF four times at bat in the
nrsl game. In the second he failed 90
connect IN three times up.
By beating Pittsburgh. Z 10 o. Gin
cinnati gained on tle league leading
.Ganls. McGr1Vs man were idle.
st. Louis nickcd Kerr for ID hits ana
won. 8 60 . from the White SoX the
game going l3 innings.
The first of the series Of fve games
between Nashingtou and Boston WcnI
to the Senators boy a 3 90 4 score.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
BUILDING MATERIAL
DEALERS MEET TODAY

The quarterly meeting NJ the Del
Mar Builders and Material Dealers As
ISOLATION is being held in the Hoie.
dupont TODAY. when prices of building
materials are beng considered. Dele
gates from this state Maryland and
the District OF Columbia are present.
The association. Of which 2 r. puscy,
Of this city. is president is affiliated
with the National Builders supply As
ISOLATION Mr.. pusey and Charles War
ner are members Of the executive com
millcc.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
ACCEPT NEW SCHOOL CODE.

GEORGETONlN. Del, June 2-Not-
wiihstandng opposition that at first
developed to the new school code IN
sussex county. the town boards are
gradually accepting the terms, auto
mstically signing and allowing the gov
ernor under the act TO appoint three
commissioners for each combined school
district. Laurel. Milford and Le7ves
have already accepted the code and tho
GEORGETOWN board meets tonight TO ac-
cept it,
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
HOUSE INSISTS ON
100000 MAN ARMY

WASHINGTON. June % United Press
The House today by vote OF 220 to
o insisted on its stand that the average
army for the neat fiscal year must be
100000 men.
Chairman Kahn. Of the military com
mittee said Senate confcrees had agreed
10 accept the figure of 3J0O00 as a com
promise
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
RI1I-nING pERMTs.

Building Inspector Preston today IS
sued the following permits:
To stephen p. Pardec 20 erect a ware
house for McCaulley and son, or
New street. 90 cost S3.0)o
To Patrick Toner 60 erect a porch al
No 1921 jefferson street. 90 cost 500
To II. Schafer 20 erect a porch 1t no
4 W. Twenty street. 90 cost $500.
TO James p. Rigney 10 make an addi
iion at No. 707 French street, TO cosl
si2J.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
BRITAIN, AMERICA,
TO DEFEND FRANCE

PARIS. June q United Press)-An
undertaking under The terms Of which
Great Britain and the United States VIII
aid France in event Of an unproyoked
attack on her is being drawn up IN
treaty form, il was learned today. This
agreement according TO the plan will be
signed by President Wilson before he
leaves Paris. Otherwise Secretary Ian
sing will sgn.
The agreement VIII he submitted tc
The American Senate in treaty form.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Al CAMP AMOsTING.

Camp Awosting. situation on Lake
Awosting, in the beautiful estate %
Minnewaska y. Y. opened on Thurs
day for its twentieth season. J. Sellers
Bancroft. William A. Baer, Jr.. Frank
C. Carpenter, Jr., Charles NJ. Handy,
Jr.. John Moreton. Cyrus Pyle and Rob
ert Pennington. Jr.. Of this city. are
among the campers. Edward Bancroft
and James F. Nields. Jr.. are members
Of the camp council.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
JAILED 35 YEARS,
MURDERED 'MANLIVES

JACKSON. Mich. June 27 United
Press To spend q years in Jackson
penilentlary for murder and then
come face to face with the man he
was supposed 90 have killed was the
experience Of James Halsted, paroled
convict. he declared today.
Halsied said he met by appointment
on the streets OF Chicago the man
whom he was convicted of killing in
Jackson 3j years ago. His story is
beng Investigated.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
rsrArEs nF nm nEAn.

Letters Of administration have been
issued by Isaac r.. Brown. register M
wills on the estate M Emma Nelch to
Iohn V Welch. and on the estate Of
Wllhelme Laskaski 10 Mary Laskash.
on the estate Of Eliza Kenyon. letters
tesiamentary have been granted TO
Harry Kenyon.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
INNS rEIInM NMONG MOURNERs.

one automobile owner here lnuiy
who evidently was opposed TO I'D,
wartime prohibition act had painted
on the side Of his car the inscription
Watch America Thirst Beneath the
sign was suspended whiskey bottle
The appearance Of the car on me
streets here caused much comment
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
WILKINS IIRY or.

MNEOLA. y. T.. June 81 United
press At noon the jury in the case Of
Dr. Walter X. wilkins, charged with
murder of his wife. has bceR out more
than IS hours without a verdict.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
postpone LAWN FETE.

The lawn fete which was 10 he held
st the home OF Mrs. lrenee DUPONT
this afternoon and evening has been
postponed until tomorrow afternoon
The fete will be held at the same
hours from 4 10 s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
Just Right

and Right IN Time for summer
and Hot Weather.
Coats and Trousers.
Genuine Palm Beach,
$40 and SIP
Special Models. SIS and si8.
Mohairs. $40 10 $40.
Cool Cloths. $40 to 500.
Full suits.
Blue Serges. s20 10 $50
Thin Worsteds. s25 TO $50.
Lieht Cheviois. 800 10 s3s.
summer Specials.
sport Goats. si2 and SIS.
Flannel Trousers, s. 10 Si2.
Palm Beach Trousers, 81 and IS
Mohair Goats. 81 20 IS.
Summer shirts. "A 20 s6.
Silk Shirts. S. 10 $40.
Summer Ties. soc. to $50.
Low shoes. 81 20 SIP.
Fancy Sox. 25c. 10 $50.
Thin underwear. SOC. to IS.
Leather Belts. soc. to $50.
Everything 10 Wear, for Com
fort. for style. for Service and
AN at a Moderate and Reason
able Price when YOU come here.
MULLINS HOME STORE,
9Th and Market. Z
Evening journal., 1919-06-27
sIRERI,N oUEsTIoN UP NEXT.

WASHINGTON. June 2I.-lUnned
Press)-rhe Senate today passed Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson's resolution request
ing the President 70 inform the senate
regarding the governments military
policy in Siberia.