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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
SINN FEIN PROCLAI'.,S
IRISH REPUBLIC TODkY Y
Openly Defying British Govern
ment; Proceedings in Mother
Tongue of People.
by Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Dublin, Jan n Probably no country
except Ireland could present an episode
as remarkable az the assembly of the
"Dail Eireann' which Il Irish Gaelic for
"Irish Parliament" which will be called
10 order in DubIn's ancient Mansion
House this afternoon N proclaim Ire
land as Independent republic
About half the Sim Fainera elected 10
membership in the British Parliament
will participate, the other half being 10
various English priaong. charged with
seditlon, or merely held ii suspicion
under the provisions of the Defense II
the Realm Act
The Sim Feiners E7ll meet under the
shadow Of Dublin castle. where prrsidcs
Field Ma shal Fiscount French the first
Viccroy in many years 70 Uve Ireland a
purely military government. They will
meet with full knowledge and tacit con
sent to take measures which are purely
seditious and Ii direct violation II OK
plicit law This is one paradox Another
Is that these Sim Feiners, elected by
about half of the voters IN Ireland On =
platform n independence from the
British Empire we're chosen members Cf
the British Parliament, but specifically
refused 10 recognize that BODY and ~
Parliament.
They occupy Mansion House ~ -1e
permission IF the Lord Mayor n Dublin
who himself Is q Home Ruier. INT nor 81
much Of a 7eparatIst that 5e does 1o-
expect TO accept what most II Glz prrr1a-
ceasors have accepted knlgntlooc
from he British government.
In the shabby Sim Fem headquarters,
courteous Young women secretaries give
cards of admission to today meeting
quite I-npartially % friend and Zoe; 10
supporters OF the Sim Fem and to cOrrc-
spondents Of English newspapers which
hold the Sim Ieln and all its works
anat eIna.
Todays program in independenoe
hall viii differ IN one respect from the
solemnities Of I776 in Philadelphia
There will be carried out in the Irist
language, which Is virtually a deac
tongue 50 dead that the Sim Felner;
| have been Obliged 10 rehearse their paTtS
| and viii be compelled to lapse occasionally
| into boycotted English terms becaus'
| they cannot find Irish words to fit moderI
/ parliamentary procedure.
Three items are expected TO constitute
| the body Of the program declaration
/ of independence, a message 10 "rhe ire,
nations Of the world ana the appointment
/ of delegates to the Peace Conference.
| Ireland Is a country Of the unexpected
/ but no ono predicts any trouble Or dis
/ order. The revolutionary flag float
/ quite freely over the homes Of SIM
I Feiners IN Dublin. Members Of the part,
expect protection from the authoritie
/ of the nation whom they are defyng
| Once they would have looked to III
United States for sympathy and help
| but now they think they do not comman,
| American support.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
1850 SICK AND WCUNCED
La. DEO IN NEW YORK
Three Steamers Bring 5000
Doughboys Back to Their
Own Fuesides.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

New York, Jan Bringing home
3,l14 officers and men OF the American
Fxoeditionary Force, the transport
George Washington arrived here today
from France. The troops included the
headquarters personnel Of the S3rd Divi-
sion and OF the l65th Brigade OF Infantry
of the S3rd, he 3OSth supply train Of
the S3rd, and detachrnents of other
units. These men are mostly from Ohio
and western Pennsylvania
The transport Dekalb arrived with
621 troops. These include the 18th
sanitary tram of the 3Sth division and
the headquarters company Of the artillery
detachment Of the second army, together
with casuals from various branches
of the service The wounded and i'll on
the Dekalb numbered 400.
The arrivals on the George Washing
ton included OH wounded and sick OF
the army, navy and marine corps, liz
of these being little eases.
On the Italian steamship Gulseppi
Verdi, in from Genoa were 49S officers
and men of the American naval avia-
ton service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
IN TOUCH WITH TROOPS.
New Yov kCommittcc Prepared to Aid and
Give Information, Mayor is Advised.

The New York City Mayors Com
mittcc of Welcome to Homecoming
Troops" which has it's offices in the Hall
of Records, Chambers street, has advised
Nlavor Lawson Of it's interest in such
troops and their relatives This interest
viii bc manifested by courtesics to re-
turning men. as soldiers, and also by CO.
operation with State or city committees,
which are represented there. Official and
other facilities will hc placed at the dis
posal oi such organizations; and men IN
hospital. as well us wives and mothers
az soldiers who go to New York TO meet
them. will I've assisted SO far as possible.
Seats will he arranged for parades IN
which their mon take part.
More important still questions about
the movement of troops from France will
he answered hy this committee.
The mayor has acknowledged the
courtesy extended in behalf of this city by
an appropriate letter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
MORNING NEWS NEW OFFICE.
Business Force Locates at Sid King
Street Mhiie Star VIII Print Paper.

Although the owners o the Morning
News. whose plant, at 5l1 Market street,
was wrecked by fire on Sunday, do not
vet know, according to Edgar l.. Haynes,
business manager, what definite plans
they will make for the future, whether they
will rebuild where they are or 60 to another
location, they have perfected temporary
arrangement, which will serve until
something more permanent can be arranged
For the present the News will be printed
Al the Office Of the Sunday Star, 300
Shiplev street, where the news rooms will
also be located A temporary business office
has been established at 0l4 King street.
The company has received many offers
Of aid from newspaper people here and
elsewhere.
Insurance men are making a survey OF
the properties damaged IN Sundays fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ELKTON PASTOR STICKS
Marrying Parson Simply Has a
Tender Spot For Young
Elopcrs; Ignors Prcsbytcry

Rev. DIR. John McElmoyle, Of tho
Elkton, Md, Presbyterian Church, re-
fuses to resign, SO il is understood.
This, too, despite the request Of tho
New Castle Presbytery, in which dis
trict the Elkton Church is situated.
Some members Of his congregation want
ed him to quit but DIR. McElmoyle says
they are much in the minority. Most
of his charge are standing back Of their
pastor.
The whole trouble, all admit, is DR..
Mcltlmoyle's tendency to look with
kindness upon the young elopers who
flock to Elkton, and help them out by
uniting them in marriage Last year he
married Just 1,l0l couples and then
some members of his charge thought
IT was time for him to quit and told
him so.
lie paid no attention To the request.
They then appealed to the presbytery y
and, after an investigation, they were
sustained in their request. DIR. mcEl-
moyle, who has been pastor of the church
for twenty-five years was willing 10 re-
sign for the sake of harmony, but a
larger number of the congregation, withal
not so influential demanded that he
stay.
Henry Mccullough an attorney, one
of those who is opposed TO DIR. Neil
moyle, said that he guessed if the pas
tor didn't resign by spring, which grace
has been allowed him by the presbytery,
he would be forced To quit.
Mr.. Mccullough admitted that the
members of the congregation who are In
favor of retaining their pastor constitute
a much larger percentage Of the eongre-
CATION than the opposition. But ma
iority in numbers doesn't always mean
everything" he SAID.
Although ! ,I0l knots tied in one year
is regarded as great number, in fact,
too great q number by some, there is
another parson in the town who has DIR
McElmoylc distanced lie came through
last wear with 2,f2S marriages to his
credit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
GOOD ROADS DELEGATES MEET.
All States But One Represented at Kansas
City Conference.
BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening

By AssoClaIeU FTess 90 EVeFE 1VeNlnE
Kansas City, Mo. Jan. p Every
State except Massa husetts was repre-
sented BY delegates today at the first
nationwide conference called TO pre-
pare plans for system OF national high
WAYS that viii be continuous trunk lines
connecting III important parts Of the
United States Thirv-three organiza-
tions are represented by more than 800
delegates. The purpose Of the conven-
tion, said Frank A. Davis. temporary
secretary, lis to and an of the active
highway associations of America into one
national organization With al Of the
good roads organizations united, il i,
hoped to induce Congress 10 pass lcgisla-
tion providing for a complete system rf
national roads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
skaler., Meeting Tonlrhl.

Much interest apparently If mann
Tested NJ the meeting q skater, tonight
nj me Chamber ~ Commprce heldulmrter-
in the du Pnut Bmaung l6s having Il
nified thrir Intention 81 attending while
other sTc expected Women as wen
a. mon arr showing an interest Thy
purpose j. II form au urganll4jiou that
wall H. able Of loot tser the Interests
oi lct and roller skaters Id " umlnRtou.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
FREED IN ROBBERY,
FIXED FOR ASSAULT
Youth Denies Taking Watch But
Admits He Struck Defendant
Must PAY So

Charged Wlff t.We i.tH NaIu- ui :
..l3 v.dJ ,ita 0fAnl hlu Nu
n.aeth uith Ins hl.. William la1ur I
Stl{ Churh street iaecd !tN itt-
morning m General Session a
Malh- testified That y llo W.-
walking along hurrh stpvi .n u .tu'er
u faylar ,.uU up to am a-. lu
Nhaf tim II u4- tarr .tr ( AI iu
mouth and srt' 1 vat
tcdaa carr'haf t.i t- t.-rm.'N
Ih, state 'ana
hiefwa1 rht.r nt
tal iar rfe
eIit.rd
Ia1la ut h An
hcu ai attu,
u ite Vuttt. H-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Saxony Won BY Majority Party,

By Associated Press % Every Evenlng
Copenhagen Jan. 2l Full returns FROM
the republic Of Saxony, received here from
Dresden, show this result:
Majority Socialists, seventeen seats
German Democrats, six; German National
party, four; German Peoples party, two
and Independent Socialists, three.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
ARRESTED FOR SPLITTING.
Prisoner Found to be Carrying Weapon
Also

The police arrested this morning
Sebastins Lampo at Third and Marke
streets for splitting on the sidewalk
This is the first arrest that has been made
since the warning was given week or
so ago that the police we're going to CO.
operate with the health aut horities.
When Lampo was searched at the
police STATEN he was found 10 be carrying
a revolver and also 4 knife
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
want Road. Improved

Al tho LnYy Cour meeting toby Mi
Strahorn presented i leiitieu signed #,
residents 81 Newport asking thli tt.
county road from JaIn,- -tScct NtmlHut
o. The Lincoln HIPhWa. 81 Nr,hallt,n
b. improved also thet fh, road bctuo,f
Newport and N,w 6a-l', ,, aaaadauu,
and pat into hr' c.a- condition IL,
petitlot va referred to ttr .truptr ,su.
utitgt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
EX-kAISER MORE CHEERFUL.
Fugitive Planning Birthday Celebration
by Concert in His Refuge
ociated Press % EVerl Eveniue

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Amerongen, Holland, Jan 2l Fomer
Emperor William and the former Empress
have both 50 far recovered from tneu
recent illnesses that theN are ahle Jo
resume their former mode oi living
They are taking them customary morn
my walks in the grounds around the
castle
Herr Hohengollern Is reported n much
better spirits His birthday on January
y, will be celebrated by concert n the
castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
N. L. Garment Makers Strike,
y Associated Press to Every Evening

5T !
New York, Jan -Proclamations
calling out the garment workers on strike
at 10 r. IN today were generally obeyed.
The employers failed to accede to the
demands for 4 l5 per cent wage increase
and a III hour week, and refused, the
leaders said. to submit the matter to
arbitration The demands were made in
behalf of $1,000 eorkGGs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
PROSE CUTION DROPS
WORk-FI CHIT CASES

Five eases brought by the State Council
Of Defense were nolle pressed IN Court Of
General Session today the Council having
suspended it's enforcement Of the work
or fight law yesterday, according to Il
statement made in court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
AuLo FracLures Bol J NAuII

Theodore Navcrtcl, 4n tlcbt-ycar-olo
boy. living 1T Ql2 W est seventh street
VAS taken to the Delaware hospital
Saturday with fractured skull sustained
when he was struck bv an automobile
IN West Ninth street Tie Is said W B,
doing well 40 the hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Ipiured by Falling

Miss Oleta Jones Of No 1899 Cedar
avenue Philadelphia, injured her knee
slightly while visiting relatives In this city.
While the injury is not serious she is under
the doctors care and very likely will re-
main in Wilmington for the week he
slipped and fell few days ago while walk
on the street here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Riyeters' Strike.

While some Of the Harlan riveters who
went on strike returned to work today,
some are still out in protest against the
wage finding Of the government board
They have no quarrel with the Harlan
people and hope the government will
adjust the matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

England ! food controller ms establish
"a ! national restaurant n London whcr
good meals are served for l5 cents, FL
profit ol two cents meat. Ntcr iw'
months working, it shows a prohi
S.~aO = S~aA<
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Policemen on the Rack.

Three members Of the police force
will have hearing before the Board
Of Police commissioners at the session
this afternoon. charged with being late
in xaaklas< saaaeA-&~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Austin C.. Carharf Dead.

Austin G.. Carhart, husband Of Hannah
Haddocb Carhart, formerly Of Wilmington
died yesterday at his home in Zion, Md
Funeral services will be held at Zion at
noon on Thursday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Personal.

Nr and Nr- 4 NJ Cobb and little
-or ~ Cobb. jf. spent Sunday with
Mr- ohh parents Mr. and Mrs John
Conaat ID Elktun Md
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
CAN BUILD NEW SUBWAY.

Sueet ana sewer blttttoIS AuthWiAe
Wilmington Leather 60. TO do so.
At the weekly meeting Of the Street
and Sewer Directors today the Wilmington
Leather Cn Aas gwen permission to
biuld & concrete trench in Third street
near Webb replacing a wooden trunk
that has been there for a number Of
year several plumbers were granted
renewal 81 licenses
OthcnAI-c The meeting was devoted
to routine business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
Soldiers Leave Thursday.

The Twelfth battalion at French street
barracks, will leave Thursday, going to
Camp Dix, while a company from the 65d
Infantry will take its place here on that
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

A car on the Worcester and Webster
trolly line, in Massachusetts,, was delayed
by doe and fawn that trotted along the
track in front of the car for nearly hall u
mile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21

Despite the fact that the national
Legislature of the Argentina twice voted
to declare war on Germany DR. lrlgoyen
refused to put the decree into effect for
some "mysterious" reason
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-21
DE FIEs ARGENTINA HEAD.
Radical Party No Longer Responsible for
Pro Hun President.
b Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Buenos Aires, Jan. n ~ ProYnrla
IS the radical party j. reoreanlzlng anu
is preparing to issue . declaration that
it will no longer be responsible for the
acts Of DR. Lipohto ligoyon, the Prcsi-
dent Of the Republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07
BOMBER KNOWN
identified assNember ofSItatisn Band
! 3of Radicals - -,

-t H. P-sg.%g7--. EsssS - tf'.' -
New York, June THE anar-
chist blown to pieces BY the bomb ne
had placed in front of the residence
of Attorney General Palmer in
Washington Monday night has been
identified as a melrber of group OF
Italian radicals, according to one OF
The detectives working en- the case.
Identification was made with this as
sistance of an anatomist who pieced
together the recovered fragments
of the mans head and face.
The name Of the dead man is with
held because the police are still en-
gagged in rounding up other members
of the same group who are believed
to have directed most Of the recent
bomb outrages in the Eastern sec
ton of the country.
A prominent member of the |. w.
w. who was a trusted assistant OF
"Big Bill" Haywood also IS being
sought by the police. it is reported.
1t is known that this man came
here from the West some time ago,
but since then his movements have
been shrouded in mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering, Says
Cardui Made Her Well.

Texas City, Tex.--In an interesting
statement, Mrs G. II. Schill, Of this
town, says: "For three years | suffer-
ed untold agony with my head. | was
!. unable to do any Of my work.
I just wanted to sleep all the time,
for that was-the only ease | could get,
when / was asleep. became nerv-
kous wreck just from the awful suf
fering with my head.
/ was so nervous that the least
noise would make me jump out Of
5my bed. had no energy, and was
unable to do anything. My son, a
Pyoung boy, had to do all my house
{ hold duties.
l was not able to do anything until
took Cardi. ] took three bottles in
all, and it surely cured me of those
awful headaches. That mas been three
years ago, and I know the cure is per-
iianent, fir I have never had any read
ache since taking Cardui.
Nothing relieved me until | took
Cardri. 1t did wonders for me-"
Try Cardui for your troubies-made
from medicinal ingredients recon-
nlended in medical books as being of
bsnfit in female troubles, and 40
years of use has proven that the books
are right. Begin taking Cardui to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07

Washington next fall, when the
leagale If zadcnz atso j: eG-rected %
mee5 here, 7iR hethsu threo Tear5
he7I2e Delegates to Ehe league iii
ne: ae7ir #oJay ~ The Capital
PARK Hotel 70 perfect the 3rgani1a
Goa
The AntisaIoon League Convention
adiom.ned after passing resolutions
indorsing The world ca'npaien
against alcohol and legislation for
the enforcement Of war time prohi-
5tioa AM the eighteenth amendment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07

Canada. Alz5ralia, NeT Zealand.
,.1F'ran2e, Pelginrn, fiaay: Switzerland,
Dennnarl-. Sweden. CEeho Slorakia,
IJanan and Me.d1".
Fo7lest Il. Cherci1Gton, az editor
Of Wostereille. ONO, was elec,ed
general secretary Of the league, il
which capacity he viii ser~e as the
executive officer. Each siguatory
country viii be entitled to q vice
president.
After the ne&t general meeting,
which probably will be held III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07
WORLD DRY PACT - a.

Il The world League Agains9 Aseo.
holisnif was organized i4sW ssh'peS.o,,.
Yesterday with world wide prohib'-
ton as its prime object. Delegates
from sixteen countries signed the
original pact. Permanent headquar-
tiers will be established in Washing
ton.
Countries represented at yester-
days session are: The United
States, England, Ireand,' Scotland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07
Four Great Records

Only small part of the story of the unusual perform
ance of the Overland of record In the last few
weeks however, from Oklahoma City, boston, and Los
Angeles have came reports of remarkable tests that prove
the power endurance and depcndabity of Model 80 cars
Now comes Harrisburg with new worlds record Of
1925 miles day for 81 days without motor stop sealed
in hh gear Model 90 stock performed this remark
able endurance feat Let show you duplicate OF thus car
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-06-07
Hudson
Whenever motor cars al

whenever KNOWN you these
The Hudson Super-Six needs but very little recommended
ton motorists the country because of it's wonderful
performance whenever called upon has been leader Of
big for many years and is becoming popular every
day For speed service the Superx leads all competitors
it's class the sign Of prosperity and is favore with
least per cent of the successful business Of the
country. Place your order for Super-SiX now.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-01-11

All of us who are members of the
Red Cross will have q comfortable
sense of having helped along in the
many constructive activities that are
engaging that great organization now.
Measured by wartime achievements
the work of relieving suffering and dis
tress in the future will be better done
by the Red Cross than by any other
means, for that Is the business of the
organization. 1t has comprehensive
outlook and knows what is needed and
its methods have been tried by expert
ence.
AT the request of the American Red
Cross toy manufacturing plant near
Lyons is now turning out furniture
for refugees.
British armies have driven the Turks
out of the Holy land. The American
Red Cross is helping to drive distress
out of the same territory
On an average of $4,000 queries are
handled every week by the bureau of
communications of the Red Cross. This
bureau keeps soldiers in the field in
touch with their families.
The ideal waiter has been found. An
American Red Cross canteen worker
declares that he has personally met
and fed 10000 American soldiers in
the last four months.
The repatries are once more arriving
at Evian les Bains. About $4,000 have
come into this little frontier town in
the past two months, it is estimated
by the American Red Cross.
Salvatore Filippo of Erie, Pa, an
American soldier boy who was almost
blinded by shrapnel wound, is going
to make a will leaving all his money
to the American Red Cross. He con-
veyed this information to Henry P
Dawson, chairman of the war council
of the American Red Cross, on the oc-
casion of recent visit by Mr.. Dawson
to local hospital where wounded
Americans are being cared for. Mr..
Dawson talked with scores of patients
and asked them if there was anything
his organization could do to make them
more comfortable He was deeply
louSieu Will lie me SpIll SHoWu ny
the American boys and particularly
with Filippo's generous regard for his
soldier companions.
IF l leave my money to the Ameri
can Red Cross" said Filippo, 81 know
that it will be used to help those who
need it most. If | leave it to any other
I cannot tell what will be done with
It. | am in comfortable circumstances
and so are my people. l have tried to
refuse the many comforts provided by
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-01-11
STRANGE THING is MEMORY

Among the marvels of the human
machine, memory is, indeed, strangest.
The great bewildering fact of memory
at all-of the miracle of the brain-is,
of course, as far beyond our finite APP
prehension as the starry heavens. But
the minor caprices of memory may, nit
tingly enough, engage ones wonder.
The lawlessness of our prehistoric
apparatus, for eXample-the abSurdly
unreasoning system of selection of
such things as are to be permanent
how explain these? And why should
memory be subject also to that down.
ward tendency in life which forces us
always to fight if we would save the
best? 1t would have been just as easy,
at the start, when the whole affair was
In the making, to have given an up
ward impulse. That was not done. but
the memory, at any rate, being all
spirit, might have been exempted from
the general law. But no; as we grow
olde.. not only do we remember with
less and less accuracy, but of What we
retain much is inferior TO that which
ones we had but now have lost.-St.
'~uia Republic.