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Washington Journal., 1919-09-26
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Washington Journal., 1919-09-26

miro in 6amilie bon 8fpci 9crioncn
Elm oeutihes @tdOhen. 3u erfrugen
in Der Expedition oieies 9lattes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PLACING Ex-SERyTCE MEN.
War Department Branch says There IS
Necessity FOR Continued Activity.

The situation with regard to The work
V securing rc-.nploSmcut for discharged
R1ldlcr- s not GS favorable toaAy - II
aAs boon, according ~ reports from the
service and Information Branch 81 tn
" Nsr Department
Throughout tile on RI country ter thc
aa,t four wct N> n j. cities, II ~ ser
yIer u.t, usNa applied for W0rN ~ against
- 54a tear weeks aga However during
To-. NOR, recent l,e.rie-l nut 20 So mon have
found employment IS againSt ll,'4N the
nontt prcsf.l>
III i ver1 evident saws General
Fl;4au .;rorn tho iaree number q rcglstra
t,nu- shlcu have come II during The laSt
folr week hat there i- great nccrsSitv tv
-. continued activity III tht bureaus "a inca
q-s.,t discharged seryIrc men IN obtaining
Ds
Baltimore reports tho SITUATION Is iaiT.
~. 11.,> men placed olt u 80 registering
r lera .ppe4rs 10 l.c j dcci3ed slump III
{ : nuult,cr of opportunities available.
[ IIrberlsud Nd h4> uo .cal men out
ot work. AMI great shortage of brick
LAYERS c8rprn,tc- AMI other wldng
trades workers needed l,r several housing
projects fov und,r way Wilmington
s,oWs 81 applvug a,.i - placed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SEVEN GROUPS OF
GIRL RESERVES
Each Body is Self Governing and
Working Out Its Own
Program.

Work among the industrial and High
School girls between 10 and lb years
undertaken by the Young Women's
Christian Association ls proceeding very
enthusiastically Miss Alma Tall, Girls
Reserve secretary has organized seven
groups Of pirls into democratic working
units each with their own get Of officers
and committees and each Reserve corp
working out its own program There ls
nm obligation that each member takes
when they Join the Reserves a~d If they
1--we mp to this pledge their activities N
the community will make them marked
citizens ] he obligation follows:
! will do NY best To honor God, my
country and my community, tn hnlp
other girls and to be in all ways loyal
true member of the Girl Reserves
Seven corps have been organized and
meet weekly the membership totalling
about liz members T he members are
engaged in "a contest for houors, tho prize
being y banner which will be awarded to
the group gaining the most marks by the
end Of Innuary The girls viii be ban
quoted n that time rs a testimonial TO
their efforts
There are several wayH in which the
members ere seeking credit marks IN
doing social work, obtaining new members,
in having the highest attendance At weekly
meetings IN remembering the sick and
poor and other social service work
The seven units and their leaders are
as follows
School No ., Is members. Belle Dea-
lyme. chief scout. Mary Ramsey, advisor
School. No 81. 80 members. Eleanor
Edge chief scout AIioe Candee and
Catherine Armstrong. advisors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SANTA NEEDS HELP. FOR
SUNNYBROOK COT IAGf
Has Eleven Children. Seven Girls
and Four Boys to Pro
vide for.

Near Wilmington, across from Hope
Farm is a little house called Sunnybrook
Cottage
Here arc eleven children. seven girls
and four BOYS. being made well and
strong. expecting the most wonderful
Christmas this wear that they have ever
had, and the Managers are asking the
public to help them.
The boys want Santa Claua to bring
thcm bicycles, klddy ears, tFicycies,
roller skatca. books, footballs ctr
The girls all are asking for doliics that
go to sleep that they can dress and IN
dress, dolls cradles. handkerchcfs, hait
ribbons etc.
Mrs Donald s. Ashfrook and Mrs.
George S. Capelle. IT., havr been named
as special Christmas COMMITTEE 70
assist the regular Entertainment ON
tnittee and they would b. very rlad for
gifts Of used or new toys, books, etc, also
gifts of money would bc most acceptable
ANY contributions NAV be sent care Of
Mrs ] Ball Pierce, Red Cross Rooms
OLD Town Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
FAVORS NEW SHIP PLAN
Directors Of Local Board Indorse
.opoSitions Of the National
BodV

The Chamber of Commerce IF the
United States ha- submitted tN lts
.2.}6 member organizations the report oi
It~ committee on ocean transportation.
about what the | nltcd States govern
rncnt should du with the 1000 or morr
merchant vessels tho Shipping Board now
POSSESSES. or has under contract Ihe
ORGANIZATIONS In the membership arc 20
vote on the committee rcC0mmcnda-
tionS and will determine The attitude oj
the National Chamber IN 4 question
Inch VIII soon come forward ior CON
crcSslonal action
Thc committee s rcc0mmCndauons are
That wooden vessels, and steel
vessels under 6.OOo tons dcadRclch.. hc
~aId on the hest terms ohtaInah!c from
American or foreign bidders.
That other goyerumcnt-oWncd YES
sels be sold To regional associations for
transfer s.; cost X private individuals
anl corporations u the several regions
II That the government absorb me dh-
ference between the war ct'st and the
present value. q war loss
That there be freedom from reguia-
tlon as ~ routes and rates
b That there be restriction tor q pcrlcd
az years upon transfer ;o 2 foreign flag 81
~tkti Nt-<Nt{> IA AAfft NAt4iH ~ atA 500
purchased from the governments
That preference he shown for Amerl-
can underwriters. and that the under
writing market d. sine world be used tor
insurance not covered i,v American under
writers without intervention bv govern
menl insurance
i / hat cncOlr2GtIeHf be gwen Jo an
American classification sucietN.
s. That Congress be A7keI 10 make q
general declaration of policy TO give ud
toward the maintenance 81 3 privately
owned and operated American merchant
marine.
9 That the Operation OF the competent
American shlpbuiding yards, on private
account both = - wards and tne vessels
thew construct. I've continued.
The committee wbIch prepared tie re
port Is made up Of Edward = Burllng
Washington chairman John + Deems
Burlington. Ia, " / Farr Cleveland. .
Homer L. Fcrgu- on Newport News {. r.
Gregory. New \ ork Harris. Cham
palgn. Ill Chgrles II Jones Boston.
Frederick j Roster. San Francisco. Au-
glst T. Mack New YORK; \ summer
Myrick Boston John H Thomas, New
York Samuel " y els. New Orleans:
Egbert " West C,lcH- Fails Y. \
Every member organization Is pro
vidrd with a statement Of the ques ION
and arguments on both SIDES Ballots
mast be in be office oi f4t secretary ot the
National Chanber n Washington on or
before December -.
Inls is the twenty-unJh referendum
submitac cd by the Chamber of Commerce
IF the Il nlled States
Tile board of directors ot the Whining
ton Chamber ol Commerce voted favor
ably Oh All of the above nine questions,
thereby approving Of the recommends
tion5 made by . special committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
|MPUDENT THIEF
ROBS COLLEGE Inn,
ELUDES PURSUERS
Was Followed by a Neighbor, Ac-
companied by Detective. but
Managed to Escape.
WORKED IN DAYLIGHT

one az tho thieves giving the residents
and detectives So much trouble boldly
walked into the College Inn Apartments,
sol " Tenth street. Saturday, entered
the suite of Mr. and Mrs : NJ Wilson
on the first floor, while Mrs Wilson was ~
the kitchen. and proceeded 70 ransack-
After being frightened ont Oi the house hV
Mrs Wilson. the burglar s actions aroused
tbc yllsr7tcIou of Mr.. N lizard Halt Porter
.lr whose suitc, III the Donaldson, Just
around the corner on jefferson street, was
robbed pcrhafr hy tho Same fellow, about
tv,, week AGO Mrs Porter was passing 2
nearby corner going for a car, when she
saw the man coming ont q COLLEGE Inn
IA 0ncr shc determined r. follow him, nut
fearing to do "a alone. summoned = man
Nho was passing, To her ald
Al thc two werC standing there dIs-
,tiS.irg tLr recent rohhr r1cs, they saw inc
same man come out ~ tho Marquette.
next to CollvEc Inn apparently he ha9
onk entered there to throw his supPo~od
pur~Jcr9 oH thr track A,ter 'e" mo,
ments III there hC came ua' ana Waihed
down Trn:h street and turned INTO WASH
mcton Mrs Porter and hcr companion
followed him. but whom they got T. asn-
ngton street III WAS ont - SIEhf TIC
probably took ia hl~ hCcls after r"lndanE
tho C0rncr
Presently Detective Mahoncy happen
al along IN an aetomohile ana NiTa,
Porter, recognizing shc detective, Vsfed
Her slIspIriau5 tn him She had not Yet
hoard II HI, rsasrr1 at the Wilson home
Nr~ Porter cnt into tile car and With the
detective drav. prettv well around the
heart o5 the cIty hoping n come M Win
the fellow again ~hc Is positive She walid
Know alu THE JNe gave up the NUM-
after atrnr tWo hour
Tie Thief tooh about $50 from Mrs
wilson purse anu also rnptitrt her
chIIlrt.1s -sv5ug~ banks u about 80.
AunAr,ntiy he utrGdcr thought fiin>fi
asan,. III !, pa -tmcnt Ii, had Vatrl.ed
os,rs.Gs. ul4tii rhe children went oilf h'
latter uftvwari recalled having seen i
man answering the description standing
INST ortsidc tht enTrGncc. ne main
entrance is the apaT +ment vas unlocked
The ,hief vent directly - the front utd-
raoin. ts,rucd on an cIcclr'c ilght ami
-hoys.d the g!obe underneath inc bed -
dim ,hp Ugh, The MOST made l'S shahiit-
the saving banks attracted Nrs. " tlson
She ,x4s frightened almost out oi her WITS
a sight of the fuan standing ln her room
~he screamed and the burglar fed % he
street Nir- Wilson ran down 10 the Jam
tor wIth Ter story
last Thursday College Inn had = visit
perftps from the same thief That time
bc stole about ST 500 worth Of lcwelry
from the SUITE of Nj ard Mrs Sdward &
Bennett The fact that thr- thief scorned
to take ordinary gold trinkets from the
Brrnar5 SUIT. while the man who robbed
Ibe v ilson place took along q silver bar
pin. indirate5 that after all, possibly
these two thieves we're not one and the
same
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
SNAPPER" IS DEAD.
He Was Friendly Dog Owncd by A. A
Peoples Hardware Merchant.

lhe Eserv Evening news room vii
NUS from the ~nipey street landscape
and the city sounds tie ighi and sound
pt snapper The shaggy Irish poodle
which was the friend and retainer ot
Alfred d People Hc recently departed
tor the land Whore ihe shades of good
doggies dwell not aged ,4s dogs lives
a being but II years Old, but still no
longer q youngster He ma~ usually p be
seen lying close t9 the back door of the
hardware store, pa Shiplry above Fifth
and would pay no attention to the greet
ing of passer~ by unless they addressed
him by name 4 bite accidentally be
slowed BY Iii. playmate. Sandy did
not respond to treatment aud he had to
be destroyed recently
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
DROVE CAR INTO DITCH.

AID automobile owned t,y Abraham HAY
den N1l West Nmetecnjh strcr4 was badly
damaged last night when HAYDEN drove
the machine into an open ditch on North
jackson street between Eighth and Ninth
streets. TIE hole had been open for
several days pending repairs to the main
ty the Street and Sewer Department
II is said BY the police that rcd lamp
signifyiDg danger was hanging directly
over the ditch st tha tirna thc accident
occurred. HAYDEN wa uo injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

School, No. l3, ~ members, Esther
Stout, advisor.
School. No. n. 10 members, Bessie
Forester. chief scout; Laura Wilson,
advisor.
Fastlake NJ. H., rs members, Catherine
Bennett chief scout, Laura Erdman,
advisor.
MarshaIlton. IA members IIilda F0ard
chief scout; Elizabeth White, advisor.
Industrial corps, ~ members, Lena
Laniklnewicoz. chicf scout
A Friendship Club for High School
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
NEW R. {. CHURCH
At THE SUMMIT
Fine Structure. of Which Rev.
d. c. Munson is Pastor, Soon
to be Dedicated

81 Cornelius r. G. Church fine new
structure. at Rrandywlne summit, Is
soon to be dedicated. Rev. u & Nunyon
: rector
Tie material is Chestnut Hill granite.
which is tooIcd on the inside to make the
interior finish Grccn roof tiic and the
characteristic hclfrv givc il the Spanish
mission feeling Tho si2" is 3nN60 tcct
and ii viii accommodate 200 people The
plans are hy John J kennedy, local
architect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Afnre pax for aensu, Men.

The increase in pay Of census enunera-
tors ior this state has been confirmed bF
telegram from Washington 70 supervisor
" Nilhan t. Neieh ii charge OF the work
This is an advance of one CEN per capita
and while this sounds small. I IS All ad-
Zsnee a - DIR cent snd involves an
amouut of SZoo0,O00 additional 20 the
can.u- hureaIl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
FINE NEW BJILDING,
To BE Erected By Wilmington AutomO-
biis Al Tenth and Tatnall Streets.

tn, VI lrgon tutHaoltlc Go VIII
s-trt i.9r-~rorE huliduC COS ing
stuu. Stnq W0 81 tht ST.. now occupied
Nv the Winning ui tutumob4e COMPANY
or Wc-t Tsn,t -lrt, aud adloinlng
property ii ~ sar'N ~pring = D. an
u0uncet Ia, }.rt-l-er' tolidnC Is on
Tenth stree. Uear atnsIE running
through - lleyeati Films ar tlae jr:.-
IN, prrpared -euc tu. ago provide
for utilizing be rc-enf -paec 81 tHe conn
pany plant ans. he laud formerly pcru-
-,iei b, ~ Avenu, Theatre The latter
rmldinr ua- rrccnrir Raced ana tho
ground icff vacant s ieV ehange- "a ie
Original uaa- v4II ns u4It t. bring hem
uf-to-tlat, and oork started a. soon as
possible a.t.r thc fir, of ths wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
New jefferson Street House.

Oirv au ipfmI Wa- issued bv the
Bmidmg Inspector tins morning Il W,t-
sor :. fiNeliug ID 25D3 jefferson StTeet
red Hlck-tTou bong tht OWNER and
builder iii, estimated rost Is - ZOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
PRESIDENT WILSON
NOW RECOVERING,
IN FAIR CONDITION
Every Evenings Statement About
Him. Recently, Confirmed by
Senator s Visit
WILL SOON BE IN FINE FORM
Spc-iai Dispatch From Every Evenings
Washington Core pondcnt.

special Dispatch From Every Evening s
Washington Core pondcnt
Washington. Dec y senator Fall S
admission that President Wilson was ahlC
So conduct the affair. at government has
had a wonderful effect on the nation. II
has allavcd unrest and brought assurance
81 national safety IN quarters whcrc II WAS
thought that the country was like a ship
without !, ruddcr drifting with the tide.
and the toy Of every adverse current.
congratulations have reached the " NhItc
House from all quarters and from citizens
al all shades Of political opinion
Nobody has ever accused senator ran
nj entertaining any political affection tor
the President Rctorc he saw the dis
tlng,IiShcd patient he was honestly Of the
opinion that Nir Wilson, MAS unable to
carry On tht atfair. ot state and was
therefore IN tho hands of :. c;,hal Of adj
slSer~ Nftc- Interviewing hlm however.
tic NcW MEXICAN statesman frankly adj
rlttcd that he had uulnttntIonally
uahgncd the President
about two weeks ago lvcrv Evening
printrd "a story from Washington IN
v Inch Il was stated that the President
WA> ucSsr morc alert mentally and phy-
s,rail, hc was show such Improvement
p 10 convince htS physicians that IN q
r.ynpAratiye}> short tune he would regain
{ullv iii, IN rrth senate. lali IN his
rrpor; ~ tAe IN -idcut condition. COM
plrtclp ittriae livery Evening s state
nlCui
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

girls has becn formed with Miriam Po.-
Ell as leader They are obtaining toy
M xnns gifts fpr occupants of the Ortho
padic clinic at Delaware hos pital.
The members ~ Wapanhcch Camp Fire
girls meet weekly and are planning many
social activities during the winter season
The uniform ~ fhe Girl Reserves is =
blue skirt With /Ahtc MILDLY blDusos.
blue tie and arm band u Copenhagen bloc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
...knIn II nocrons

The President is ablc ~ 81 up in led
and sometime. ne leaves his bed 70 SIT IN
,n arrncd CHAIR bv ljs bedroom window
ii, woud he physically more energetic 4
F,- Slsprr-.alou- phy-icl9ns would alloE
htrn greater freedom fhcy say however.
thtts man 81 v.4it4ahl,. ~ the nation needs
!, great deal NOR III cution than patient
81 -,-c- di-t.uct,op Therefore they viii
L K, no chances
rhc President ac,vt1 n connection
w.th the r,al strike and hl~ ahllttH 81 frame
. r,olcv aetcg.ahl, to hr workers is re-
RarI,u IS gratifying evidence u hS ad-
,r,s toward compile recovery 'pnc
II h,s phys iauS said ihat a professional
canfcrcroe Ms hrld hcfar, The President
.ssk ur tne cont question. during winch
t... ahats of thc Chlrt Executive e bear
4 .tr.ua hat ~ueh negotiations ncccS-
sa-rh involve. va> discussed /; vas
determined that ne uA- tulN ahie II meet
-ie SITUATION an8 il amy medical lnhltltion
sd b,vu placed an the President nctorc,
W.~ lftel sd east as Tar - ttr coal
stt.stIef Is involved
TIE stor, told tn tAcry Evening
,au two week. aco regarding the mn
.~a1erpr- 81 fh, President Va 4fotm-
.auv -orrc,. lu a.. essential details q
-. frcnd III Mr. Wilson VINO several
,,nc~ has been admitted d fhr bedside
Of the President. sad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

Lost something? Try a classified a.
yertisrment m Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLI-
DAY SEASON

sun Maid Fancy Seeded Ralsins
22c pkg
Seedless Raisins the little SWEET
raisine, 2sc.
FgncJ cleaned Fostes7a Cur
rants. i0c pkg
cltron. lemon and Orange Peel
at 65c "a.
Conserved Pineapple ~ 500
and s1.25 ID
Bigeruax Conserved Cberres
si.25 lb
Assorted Conserved FRUITS sI.z5
ID
Selected California Layer rigs
soc Ib
Imported smyrna LAYER Figs
soc III
Fard Dates, beautiful new fruit,
1t 45c Ib
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Turner STEELE
QuaHfy-SerTzce
SPECIAL MENTIONS

Flizabe1han oic}-fsghionrd Mo~1rt
Pocono Buckwheaf, 5-lh oaZ. 5a~.
rillabury Pan Cake Flour, thc
prepared, Feadv-tr-'lse hnt cake
-four. l5c.
Whtmal Narehmalinw Whip
iy more popular than ever at 25~
Name. fnest, vEcet, ender
Corn just arrived. sp@r7al pr7ce
M me can. 1925 doz- ~ s6-2s
t caae ~ 2 rloz
whitman Co~oa y lgst What
one exrocts III * Whitman prndnct
Irya -ih can We are slre vDu
Fiil find II tle equal Of any ooooa
30c y5-lb
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

We are receiving each Jay nofe
ESQ those delicious chocolates from
Boston, also, Whitman :, II pack
ages Special Holiday ~woets
Lllzabetnan. our own maze III
FruIt and Pouud Cake 1rserts.,i
Nuts, Figs, Dates and other go,d
things. We Rlil have en- especially
good assortment of tpp.es 1y .he
Box. Oranges, Grape Fruit and
Grapes. Fancy .rreh y eEeCaoies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
IN Mt>NA III DINA
Famous New York Artists Model

The moment when girl model IN
allied upon TO decide whether she
Sill pose In the nude. Is the most
lfficult In her career.
one day received note from
painter asking me 20 pose for a
figure" which means TO pose In the
Jude. My first artist friend had
commended me.
| imagined all sorts OF unpleasan M
possibilities. | was got sure how |
should act. and what my feelings
would be. spent a sleopiess night
and then I went 10 girl friend
an artists model--who had been
posing for three years. what must
dos Tell me how you felt and
what happened" I asked her.
II first posed nude before "A class
OF students" she said. Il thought
that would be better than before just
me man. Hut when | went behind
he screen TO disrobc was 80 ncrv.
Gus and frightened that II took me
long time to get ready. ! was
ihlvering with fright
Il tried 10 walk out from behind
the screen 90 tho posing throne.
rhe Instructor ana the students
were waiting for me. but could
not move a step. Finally. the artist
came 10 tho screen 20 ask II were
ready. My mouth simply would
not open.
Getting no answer. the instruct
me standing as II paraiyzed- He
gently took my arm and led me out.
when I reached the throne | was In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
CALL SEAMEN
IN i. s. PROBE
Sailors OF Schooner West
Are Summoned

With tho arrival OF tho schooner
Edward X. West at San Francisco.
federal officials here have announced
that a complete investigation Is
under way OF the first degree muir.
der charges against Frederick Han.
sen. giant first mate OF ship. who IL
held in custody here.
Hansen. IL In alleged. in nj Of
rage. hurled Charles Hannah. his
second mate. overheard during a gale
as the schooner rounded Cape Horn.
The federal grand jury. which nd.
journed Friday night. has been re.
called and viii convene Thursday
when Carl and Edward Aho and
Thornwald ort. seamen on the Ed.
ward II. West. are due TO arrive from
San Francisco. They were sub
poenaed by telegraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
MUST find JOBS.
FOR 1000 YANKS.
Wood Says That Number
Will Be Released

Altho Seattle has furnished en-
pioymcnt for more than 1000 dis
charged service men, there are
Z 900 more men soon to be released.
who must be given positions. ac-
corilng 20 Lawrence Wood. local
director OF the United States en-
ploymcnt service. This only In
oludes men placed thru the bureau.
No records OF those directed to
employment thru other agencies are
ohtainable.
The soldiers and sailors place
inent bureau at 10 Cherry ri. has
n job for any one who wants one,
wood SAYS, tho only trouble being
In placing men In the kind of EN-
ployment they desire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19

The undoing Of the work that Sa-
tan finds for idle ahsn6s to do fur.
nishes employment for other people.