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Evening journal., 1919-06-04
IS QUIET
AFTER Z DEATHS
IN NIGHT RIOTS
Mayors Call for Troops
to Curb Strikers as Yet
Unanswered
auto COMPANY
CLOSES ITS PLANT

TOLEDO. o. June a. United Press
Rioting IN Toledo last night, bringing
two deaths and injury TO % persons,
showed no immediate sign OF breaking
out again today though thousands OF
strikers were gathered outside the VIII
lys-Oyerland plant, the center Of the
trouble. The plant was closed today.
A plea for State troops was sent 10
Governor Cox eirly today, by Mayor
schrciber, who so far mas received no
answer.
The killed were bystanders and did
not work at the Overland plant. police
said The night riot occurred when a
soldier policeman appeared armed on
the street, llG was chased 90 a dis
trict fire station, where nc phOned for
aid. -Four trucklo3ds OF soldier police
arrived and fired into the crowd. Cap
tain Leonard Spach. ihcir commander.
said that ihe soldiers only fired after
they were assailed with bricks. Two OF
the injured are expected TO die.
Riot calls from workers neighbor-
hoods came into police headquarters all
night.
The Overland factory was closed TO-
day on request Of the city. Thousand.
OF the strikers gathered outside ih,
plant, ieering and i'm some instance.
clIasins The s. or 20 persons who an
piled al ihe gates FOR admission. Sol
der police did not appear at The plant
today. Regular police aided by pickeis
from The union involved. succeeded IN
keeping The crowd outside The plant
moving.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
AUSTRIANS SEE
ONLY RUIN IN
PEACE TREATY
'Tt is Unacceptable, " "They HdUe
Torn the Living Flesh from Stupe-
fled AUSTRIA" Some of the Press
Comments. Big Four May Permit
China to Make Reservations Re-
gdrding STidnfiIng Settlement

PARIS, June g. United Press)-
The big four today took up discussion
OF the Austrian peace terms.
h Yesterdays conference on German
counter proposals is reported TO have
developed some "plain talking" espe-
cially by President Wilson. who absn-
doned his present policy Of aloofness in
an effort 10 adjust diyergencies be-
tween Premier Lloyd George and Pre-
mier Clemenceau.
Chancellor Renner, head Of the Aus
trian delegation. was enrOute 10 Field
kirch today. accompanied BY Herren,
Muller, Martini Gruener and Stadler 20
confer with Secretary Of state Bauer.
VIENNA. June. g. delayed, United
Press Austrian newspapers were bit
ter today in comment regarding the
peace terms.
1.-The treaty is worse than our worst
expectations, said the Neue Erie Press.
1T will lead 10 complete ruin.
"They have torn the living flesh
from stupefed Austria" according 10
the Arbetier Zeitung.
The Neuwe Journal declared: 1T Is
unacceptable"
PARIS. June &. United Press An
unverined report was circulated today
that the big four had agreed TO China
making reservation regarding the Shan
iung settlement when she signs The Ger
man treaty.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
SENATE rAyoRs HEARING FOR IRELAND

WASHINGTON June Z United pfess''-ln' s''''''
relations committee a,oraby reported sen'0r
urging the peace conference give hearing 70 ''S"
The committee amended the resolution by 'i"''''s
oh. irish republic on ground that might constitute
~. r.D,,Dl,,an government The resolution calls on
n.,.. delegation to lay before the conference the
.. ., count puusc Arthur crah and Edward Dc Valera
m peee delegates bs they permitted their claims
for Irish sef-deermnatIon
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
FORMER SOLDIER
SAYS HE WAS ROBBED

On a charge Of larceny OF S57 nom
Arthur johnson. Negro, Of Harrington,
Ernest Richards, another Negro. who
has a restaurant at Eighth and New
Streets, was held in $500 bail for court
by Deputy Judge Finger. in Municipal
Court this morning Philip l.. Garrett
was counsel for the defendant.
johnson alleges that he went 10 Rich
ards restaurant about midnight. Mon
day. when the money was taken from
him. lie admitted that he had been
drinking. Tie said when he missed his
money. he asked Richards for 10, and
the latter handed him Sii. saying that
was all he had taken.
Richards testified that he found John
son rotten drunk" on his doorstep. be-
tween and o'clock yesterday morn
Ing and that he took him in lie had
Johnson give him Sii, which he said was
all The complainant had, so that he
would not be robbed. lie returned the
money. he said.
Johnson had Just been discharged
from the army and had sol. He bought
a civilian outfit and then went out TO
enjoy himself
CHAUTtUQUA TICKETS.
Be sure TO buy before saturday.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
IMPERAT0R PUNCHES
K0LE IN AGWIDALE

NEW YORK. June e. United P-ess
Tile L. :. s lmperaio-. sister ship
Of the Lcvialhan. returning 70 B-esi
after her first voyage 10 the United
states with troops, colllded with ihe
froghicr Agvldale, % miles on Nau-
iuckci lisht at ? O'Clock This morn d.,
according 10 wireless messages recc.v-
cd by the army transport commun ca
ton offices from the l.. 5. :. Tics-
The Tiger. which picked up ihe :. @.
:. Of The Agw daie is proceeding 10 her
assistance. The lmpcrltor not seri-
ousy damaged is continuing on her
course
The collision occurred IN a heavy
fog. The Agwidale. 72OO-ton shin
ping board vessel. was bound for New
York from Rotterdam. Tho Impcrator
left Hoboken at noon Yesterday. but
was held up several hours by the fog.
The Agwidsle is not believed 10 be
badly damaged and reported that she
probably would be able 10 make port
alone.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
BARAHART QUITS
As SONG LEADER
BUT RECONS|DERS
Chorus Director Peeved Be-
cause He Isn't Consulted
About Sing Details
PACK UP YOUR TROUBLES
Clears The Atmosphere

Harry Barnhart announced his resig-
nation as director OF the Wilmington
Community Chorus at the last indoor
sing Of the season. held in the High
school last night. The executive COM
miltcc has asked him 90 reconsider, and
DE has promised 10 give the matter
further thought bdfore making his de-
cision final.
IN The year during which Mr.. Barn
hart. has led the choruses. ne has given
valuable musical instruction and many
enjoyable evenings TO thousands Of
NilmngiOnians who will regret TO
have Wilmington lose him as director.
several reasons were stated by Mr..
8arnhsrt last night as 20 why he has
about decided 10 strike Wilmington
rom his list. The main reason, accord
ng 10 his remarks. seemed TO be that
be did not think the sings were enough
of a community affair. lie thought
- unity spirit and enthusiasm. at
least in regard 10 the sings. were quite
lacking In Wilmington.
The executive committee took me
statement as a criticism OF their adj
Continued on page TWO.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
BOMB THROWERS
AVOID DRAG NET:
HUNT Continues
Phils. Police Expect to
Arrest One Dynamiter
Before Night
TERRORIST said TO
Be HIDING IN CHICAGO

PITTSBURGH. June i--(United Press
The arrest OF the5man who made the
bombs that wrecked six residences here
Monday night is expected within the
next 2i hours, according TO police head
quarters here.
The police say that they know the
identity Of the bomb maker and his ar
rest has been ordered by tho Depart
ment OF Justice.
The alleged terrorist IS said to be hid
ing In Chicago.
A confession as 10 the identity OF the
anarchist Is said TO have been wrung
from John Johnson. aiiegei I. W. W.
organizer. Johnson was arrested here
after shooting az city detectives.
sixteen other suspects are held BY
the police, including l.. NJ Walsh. al
legged J. W. W. organizer and John A
Borst. y, chemist OF Brooklyn
Police Superintendent Alderdice sail
today that the evidence at hand tende,
10 show that the bomb plot originate,
In an alleged Russian anarchist head
quarters IN East Fifteenth street, New
York City.
CHICAGO June UNITED Pressl-.
/ score or more OF alleged anarchist
were IN jail here today and fedora
agents and chemists tested explosive
and bomb making materials. the resul
or series OF raids last night
All men arrested were held under
blanket bloiifr charge 90 "hold for thi
federal g0vernment-i0 De inier,le lowed
by no one"
Admissions were said~by police 10
have been made by Daniel Colzin. book
keeper. and according 20 authorities a
leader OF Chicago anarchists. that reds"
had planned to destroy The government
within six months.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WHO WILL GIVE
JOBS TO SOLDIERS?

The Bureau FOR Returning Soldiers
and sailors is managed by committee
-epreseniing the City Council, Chamber
ri Commerce. y. NC. A.. \. NJ il. A.
X. of c.. Red Cross. Central Labor
Union. Wilmington Community Service
and Rotary Club, cooperating with the
United states Employment Service and
other agencies that will help to Sc
rurc employment for men discharged
from The service.
Yesterday thirty-flye men called seek
'ne for work, and OF those thirty were
sent TO positions. 70 required a good
deal Of time and labor TO find places
where some OF these men could ut.
Hundreds OF Delaware men will be
returning soon. plans are under way
10 give them a great public welcome.
While parade and JOY rides and hag
waving aud cheering may very appro-
priately celebrate their return from the
great war. it Is suggested by Mr.. Nroo-
man, secretary OF The committee, that
preparations should be under way to
give these men employment as rapidly
as they come back. This bureau is the
civic center for such cooperation.
What is necessary Mr.. Nrooman says
"The one wOrd-co-0peratiOn-sum-
marizcs the need. Every business man
should cooperate with us 10 give these
men work without requiring them TO
tramp tbe city for week looking for
job. Every opening should be re-
ported to this Office at once
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
EXERCISES
AT CAESAR RODNEY

DOVER, June {.-C5esar Rodney Con-
solIdated School closed for the year
yesterday. Glass Day exercises will be
held this afternoon and the commence
ment exercises Thursday evening.
Robert Ernest Johnston. OF Madison.
Wis, OF Company d. Machine Gun Bat
TALON. 9Th Brigade. L. :. Marines. who
has just returned from overseas. is
visiting his wife here, Miss sigma Vic
toria Johnston.
Or. Joseph Sites Mcdaniel. a grad
uate OF jefferson College In 1918, and
who for one year was in The L. :. SER
vice, has decided TO practice here> Or.
Mcdaniel Will locate on state street.
A feeling Of security goes with
CLOVER DAIRY NHLk-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
HUCKSTER'S STAND
ON MfRKET STREET

Clerk Of the Market MacAteer re-
ceiyed a jolt several doys ago when in
a trolley car he noticed several men
dealing in potatoes along Market street
near Fifth. which is in violation OF the
city ordinance.
The dealers, who hailed from Balti-
more. arrived here with a cargo Of
spuds. and finding it impossible torrent
suitable store along Market street.
decided TO open a stand on that street.
The men did business at their new
Stand for three DAYS. when Clerk OF
Markets MscAteer happened along The
new merchants were moved and since
then have not been heard from.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
HUN BULLET HALTED
BY HIS GAS MASK
Captain Joseph NJ. Barsky
Had Narrow Escape
While Overseas
BACK FROM FRANCE,
is NOW AT CAMP DIX

Captain Joseph NJ. Barsky, OF the
Army Medical Corps. arrived from
France on Saturday and visited his
home, No. 9Oi West street. for a few
hours He is a son OF Nathan Bar
sky, and is surgeon Of the 3O5th Sani-
tary Train OF the S0ih Division.
Captain Barksky was overseas about
a year, and had some exciting expert
ences. one being when a bullet was
stopped by the metal on his gas mask,
saving his life. lie IS now at Camp
Dix. where ne will assist in the ex-
animation Of soldiers who are being
demobilized.
Captain Barsky was resident physi-
elan at Delaware Hospital when he en-
listed. lie brought home many SOU
yenirs from the war zone.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
MAN KILLED WAS
R. R. BRAKEMAN

The body OF the man killed al stan
ton yesterday on the B. & o railroad,
was Identified yesterday as Charles
Adams, Of Baltimore. Md, a brakeman.
The body was shipped 10 that city by
Deputy Coroner Nichols at the request
OF the dead mans wife.
Adams was hit on the head by an
overhead bridge and had his skull frac-
tured.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
Cannot nm sTOLEN can.

NIlough the police Department
worked all Of yesterday afternoon
searching roads in this section FOR some
trace OF The car owned by Alexis T. du-
Poni. which was stolen from Tenth and
Orange streets. late yesterday morn
ing, no trace Of The machine was found
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
1888 POUNDS OF
MEAT CONDEMNED

Ten hundred and eighiy-eisht pounds
Of meats offered for sale here were
condemned during May by Charles w.
Luiz, meat inspector. The foods,uf
condemned consisted Of COWS. hogs and
hams. During the month 2S2 COWS. ~
calves. 100 sheep and 1898 hogs were
inspected
Tile meats brought here from other
cities where the same had been inspect
ed included 1854 cattle. s05 calves, 9.2si
sheep and hogs.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
ANOTHER RECEPTION
FOR COP. CANDIDATES

Candidates on the Republican ticket
viii be the guests Of the Young Mems
Republican Club at a reception TO be
siven in their honor at the club house,
No. $40 King street from TO 10 o'clock
Friday night. It is expected that Gov
ernor John @. Townsend, Jr., United
Staies Senator L. IIeisler Ball and Con-
gressman Caleb r. Layton viii be pres
snt TO greet the candidates.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
ENGLAND MAY GRANT
IRELAND REF0R MS

LONDON. June i.-,United Press
The Daily News said today ii bad
learned from reliable authority that
President Wilson had obtained \ def
mite understanding from Premier Lloyd
George that a wide measure Of reform
VIII be undertaken In Ireland immedi-
ately.'
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SENDS DRUG ADDICT 10 JAIL.

For being addicted 10 a narcotic drug
in a manner contrary TO the public wei
fare, Arthur " McCroskey was SEN
fenced to the workhouse until cured BY
Deputy Judge Finger IN Municipal
Court this morning. McCrosky showed
the effects OF the dope when brought
into court.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

BASLE, June United Press Chan
cellor scheidemann. in RESPONSE o Doc
tor Dorten's telegram asking psrmis-
sion to elect an assembly for the new
Rhenish republic and send representa-
lives to the peace conference. began
proceedings against Dorien for a hieh
treason, a Berlin dispatch reported to-
day. ,Dorten is president OF the Rhen-
ish republic.)
The German Government also has
sent a formal protest 10 Paris against
the attitude Of the Allied armies OF oc-
cupation toward the new republic.
Wilson Home by June i3
WASHINGTON. June I United Press,
President Wilson has little hope OF
leaving for home before June 50. ac-
cording 10 private information received
here today. lie plans 10 visit Brussels
before his return.
70 therefore appears likely that he
will not be back I'm Washington before
the end OF this month at the best
Bernard Baruch. chairman Of the war
industries board who has resigned that
post and is now liquidating The business
OF the board while working with the
peace mission in Paris. had expected "a
return home this week bat may be de-
layed until the President comes back
Chairman Mccormick OF ihc war trade
board. who is working on the repara-
Continued on Page Elevenl
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
MARRIS-MELVIN.

William J Randolph OF Eismere. Del.
announces the marriage OF his daugh
Ter, Mary Randolph Morris 20 Harold
y. Melvin also OF Elsmere, on May 81
at Crisleld. Nd.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
DAYLIGHT SAYINGS REpEALER THROWN orr.

WASHINGTON, June United Press)-The House today
passed the ascuai al app.opsson bill cary3s ssioooo Tue
,ote WAS $40 10 l.
Repeal of daylight savings was knocked the
poh.i Of order before it was passed
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
TO BUILD FURNITURE STORE.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued permit to the John f. Kane Est.
TO erect a iwo-story building at No. Sill
SIG King street. The property Will be
used asa furniture store and will meas
IRE 30 by 100 feet.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
oomaaNDEs READ VISITS WILSON.

PARIS Unied ressle-L,uienanl-commanaes Read
skipper The American sespsne, Nc snd P c-ideni Wilson
Admiral Leysue French Minister Of Marine mornns.e-
L. ans 10 -ondoa
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WILL Return TO PHmApELpuI,

Promising TO 90 back to Philadelphia,
Olga Luthman, a Swedish woman. was
dismissed by Deputy Judge Finger in
Municipal Court this morning on q
charge OF vagrsncy. She said she came
here yesterday to try to obtain employ
ment, and. having not money. started
TO beg
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

| oST - POCKETBOOK. CONTAINING
- sum Of money. going from Pennsylvania
Il X shops 10 SnS Jackson St. Reward II
returned 70 SOS jackson ST. junef5t.
Continued on f5ge Fourtecn)
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
PHARMACISTS TO MEET.

The thirty-secOnd annual meeting Of
he Delaware Pharmaceutical Society
will be held tomorrow morning, at the
Hotel dupont
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

Try Ruyers Lopez Pure Havana to-
day. 10 cents up.-Adw
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
MAY DEPORT UNDESIRABLE ALIENS
AND PUT UP IMMIGRATION BARS TO
RID COUNTRY OF BOMB TERRORISTS
FIGHT TO FINISH
AGAINST ANARCHY
is CONGRESS PLAN

Attacks by Bomb Planters Increase
and Extend Activities of COUern-
n1ent Crime Detecting Forces.
Washington Determined TIL at
Crimes Shall Stop. No Identifi-
cation Yet of "Red" Who Was
BlotUn to Bits at Palmer Residence
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

Try Ruyera Lopez Pure Havana TO-
day. 10 cents un-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

GLOVER DAIRY MILK
Clarified, pasteurlzed and pure.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
TOpAN.s TEMpEnATunt.
sun AND TIDES.
NOUN OF thriStiana.
Cm,UTAUOUA TIckETs.
LOST ANn EOuNn.

Be sure 10 buy before sllurday.-A
Evening journal., 1919-06-04
WEATHER

, Fair tonight and Thursdays
continued warm In the inter
Ior. gentle winds, mostly
south.
Evening journal., 1919-06-04

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THE BEST INSURANCE AGAINST
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Prominent Educator Believes That Vapomen.
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DR.. r. M 'Brame. discoverer Of
Brame's Vapomentha Salve. has a
letter from &C. Wright. Superin-
tendent Of the Wilkes County, N. c..
Public Schools, in which he says
I'VE have used Brame's Vapo-
mentha Salve for nearly all the ills
for which is prescribed and have as
ways secured satisfactory results.
II used in time il has never failed
to break up colds, usually the fore
runner .of Grippe, Ifnuenza land
Pneumonia.
speak from personal observation
believe If this preparation is
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instance. il used according to direc-
tons. 40
These strong statements are fully
justified by the remarkable, Jeeey-
cries that follow. Brames, Vapo-
mentha Salve is applied freely over
the chest and throat and insert
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ed in each nOstril. Brame's Vapo.
mentha Salve penetrates the pores
OF the skin, relieving congestion. at
the same time healing vapors arise
and are breathed thru the mouth
and nose, loosenine the phlegm and
causing the patient to breathe free.
ly. Its absolute reliability is evi.
denced by dozens Of unsolicited
testimonials. Brame's vapomentha
Salve will relieve pneumonia. in.
fluenza, grippe. pleuricy. bronchitis,
whoopine cough. catarrh, asthma
tonsilitis. hay fever and inflammation
OF the skin. n, no. su.a..I 80,
% vapomentha is applied extremely
and It will not stain the clothes. as
other salve do. No home should
ever be without il Buy IL from
your druggist or direct from the
Brame Drug Co., North Wilkes.
boro. n. Z. A small bottle costs
SOC a much larger one, Containing
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H OP E w E l. l.

Mrs. George Warren and child.
rem. of Tennessee, spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Sowder here last week Leonard
Kirby is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid. Mr.. and Mrs. McFerron
are with their son, John in Ten
nessee. Born, Sept. 80, to the
wife of Ambrose Hasty, a GIRL
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shepherd, of
Cove, spent Sundi y with Mr..
and Mrs. W. M. Sowder. = Mar
ried, October 2, Mr.. Moses Mink
and Miss Minta Crom err, both
from near this place.-Miss Hat
tie Carmical, of Mt. Vernon,
spent Saturday night with her
mother, Mrs. Clara Carmical.-
Mrs. w. M. Sowder spent Sat-
vrday night with her daughter,
Mrs. Ambrose Hasty. Mrs.
Clara Carmical and sons, Russell,
Raleigh and. Hughie spent Sun
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cum minis at Mt. Vernon. Mr..
and Mrs. WIN. Arnold and child
rem, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Reu.
bin Arter.--Miss Eva Mcclure
spent Sunday with Miss Mar
guerite Kirby. s,i ef#aA .-
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B. H. Hillard, N. P. Your
work done at reasonable prices
Morris Taylor, of Highland
Park, spent sunday in Mt. Yer.
non. He hasa good position in
L. & N. shops.
VIM. Bullock is in from Lee
County and reports that he has
the well on Rockcastle Oil &
Gas Compan, lease on pump
and expects to move both drill.
ing rigs on new locations at once.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-10
AUTO ACCIDENT.

A. II. Hamlin started to Knox.
vile the latter part of last week.
Enroute, he met a'MraMartin and
a Mr.. Burnes of S. c., who we're
driving thru, and who.asked Mr..
.Hamiin to accompany them and
show them the way. Just before
they reached East Bernstadt, the
car turned over twice, pinning
the driver under it. Mr.. Hamlin
sustained severe injuries in one
shoulder. Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Kincer. Of Livingston, were also
in the car. Mrs. Kincer was re-
ported seriously injured, Mr..
Hamlin came back to Mt. Vernon
for treatment and took new
start by rail.
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/. CONSTIPATION.

The beginning of almost every
serious disease is. constipation. If
you want to enjoy good health
keep your bowels regular. This
is best accomplished by proper
diet and exercise, but someti mes
a medicine is needed and when
that is the case you will find
Cham berla!n's Tablets are excel
lent. They are mild and gentle
in their action, easy and pleasant
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