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Evening journal., 1919-07-23

WASHINGTON. July %. UNITED
Press Order has been restored In
Washington by troops under command
OF Major General William II. Ham.
The situation today was regarded as
much better than at any time since
the rloting between whites and blacks
began last Saturday night.
In the riots so Ear five persons have
been killed. one Is near death and
eight are seriously wounded. Nearly
100 persons have been taken TO hos
pitals with wounds OF a minor char
acter.
No mobs were permitted 20 form last
night Squadrons OF cavalry made
several dashes through streets where
crowds were congregatins and scat
tered them. Every policeman who
walked his beat was escorted by two
armed soldiers In addition troops
were posted at every point in the
city where there was danger OF a
clash between white men and Negroes.
Army motor trucks were held ready TO
quickly transport soldiers and three
tanks were nearby waiting TO be called
into action.
Isaac B. Halbnnger, member Of the
/ Home Defense guard, was killed. ano
BENJAMIN Belmont also OF tho Hom'
Defense. seriously injured by a Negro
whom they tried 10 search for weap
ons. Afier this shooting troops sur
rounded the block where the Negr
was supposed 20 be hiding. an
searched IT, but without success. IN
officers who were shot were arme
only with night sticks.
These were the only casualties Q
the nlght. Several scattered outburst
~ shooting were reported. but no dam
age was done. Many riot calls wer'
turned in. No riots could be found.
THE cavalry answered a number oi
these alarms. Gathering through the
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
ISDROWNED BODY
OF BOY IN RIVER
HYMANFELDMAN?
GMARKEDHF'

What is supposed TO be the body of
Hyman Feldman, the S-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman, was
found carly this afternoon in the mud
flats along the Delaware river, about
one mile below the Delaware piers, by
George Grant and Benjamin DEM,
rivermen, while gathering driftwood.
The fact that the unfortunate boy
whose body was found is apparently
of Jewish origin, and that he wears q
ring on his right hand that bears the
initials I'll. F." would indicate that
il is the missing boy.
On finding the body DEM and Grant
notified the authorities here, and Cor
oner Bullock went TO the scene in a
boat to bring in the body. The little
chap was lying face down in the mud
and his body had been washed up on
the flats by the tide. There was no
clothing on the body, which was bad
~ decompOsed. The body looks like
that OF an eight-year-old boy, and has
black hair and dark eyes. These cor
respOnt to little Hymans.
Parents of the Feldman boy will
view the body this afternoon TO see ii
II is their son.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
Better Let the Lord
Run His Own Business"

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July 23.--.
Their crops threatened with de-
struction through the prolonged
drought, farmers Of the upper end
Of this county on Sunday, July f3,
offered up public prayer for rain.
Last Sunday these same tillers OF
the soil prayed for the rain TO stop,
fearing they would be drowned out.
Better let the Lord run His own
business" said one who took no
part In either appeal.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
s,non ACCUSED OF KILLING WIFE IN clAssnono HOME

Mrs Clara sabor death at Glassboro j. tbs
morning was we-known mother Mrs Jennie Ke4gc.
this city, was painfully wounded Ae time
Charles sabor husband Of the woman Was arrested few
nou later charged with murder despite Mrs hreses e-s t
the shooting was by masked ba.gars.
The shooting occurred in the sabOr home. Both were
sleeping is SAID when two entered. killed Mrs saso. aaI
then fired her mother attempted to glappe Win A
daughters murderer
ed he rushed to his when the shot
him. and the two from window and
escape.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

special 10 Inc Evening JouIudi.
NEWPORT. July 23.-Nliss Blanche
Crawford is spending some time with
friends in Pittsburgh.
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. II. Whedbee, Of
Trappe, Md. are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey r. Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pierson have as
their guests Mrs. George Henderson.
Kathryn and Wilmer Henderson, Of
Baltimore.
The Newport NJ. T. Sunday school.
during the summer months will hold
Sunday school at Has a. m. The new
schedule will begin Sunday, July 27.
IL has been decided TO postpone the
excursion OF the Newport NJ. z. Sun
day school. which was TO have gone
10 Augustine Beach on Thursday. ne
excursion will go 70 Augustine on
Thursday, July 81.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
HOTEL PRICES MAY coI-p

Prohibition has hit the hotel bust
ness hard in other cities and Whining
ton hotels may have to raise rates TO
try to make up for the loss Of trade.
caused by prohibition. Manager Ernest
S. Taite OF the Hotel dupont says that
there has been no change in prices
there and none has been decided on.
1t is the intention Of the managemnt
to change what was formerly the hotel
bar into one Of the most elaborate
hotel fountains in this city =
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
u,rxs TAME BoLsHvIM WITH GUNS.

,nv % United Press).-Despie the warning Of Min
.so voske against the Bolsheyik demonstrations OF
socialists the latter attempted carry out he.r
ps today resulting the use Of machine guns Os 'n
forces Several persons wounded and number arrested
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
CHARTER F0R stf .0O0. 600 co.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, July 23-Charters filed to-
day included the International Baking
Company, capital sii 100000, TO deal in
flour. grain and other food articles
Increase in capital stock OF Central
Refining Co, OF Chicago, from S3,OOO
900 to s4.OOO0OO.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23

This Is his picture. taken when he
was s, but it looks just like him now.
except the hair Is shorter. Please put
It in the paper that | Will pay $50 for
his safe return-my little boy, said
Samuel Feldman over his grocery
counter to an Evening Journal re-
porter this morning. The grocery Is at
Fifth and Adams streets; the home az
Third and Jefferson. Many times a
day the fresh, boyish voice Of a pass
ing child brings the beautiful dark
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
sun AND TIDES
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-IN VICINITY OF DUPONT
IL Hotel. portfolio sample case, marked
n W. Doughten, New York City. Contents
valuable. Return 10 Evening Journal )fice.
Reward. Jy25-2t.
Aonntinnad on Page Fourteenss'
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
FAIR IS PROMISE
OF WEATHER NAN:
WHO OBELIEVESIT?
Heard it Before, Whining.
tonians Say, and Must
be Shown
BRANDYWINE WITHIN
SIX FEET OF race
WEATHER PREDICTION

Fair, probably tonight and Thurs
day; not much change in tempera-
ture; gentle north and northwest
winds.
RECORD FAINFALL.
Total rainfall in Wilmington, July
6 up TO o'clock this morning, fi.0S
inches.
Highest previous rainfall record
of any one month, 6 inches.
Rainfall from $50 o'clock Monday
afternoon TO . o'clock yesterday
morning, rs inches.
From o'clock yesterday morning
TO LIS o'clock yesterday afternoon,
2.02 inches.
From LIS 10 $50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, .02 inches.
From $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon TO o'clock this morning, 10
inches.
Let's be hopeful.
No rain has fallen in the city be-
tween daybreak and 2 o'clock this
afternoon. This is the ninth day
since the storm started.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
POLISH CABINET nEs.cNs.

BERLIN July % United Pressrle Polish eaOins' D'' ''
signed according to a report from Warsaw. II VIII O'
sruced as soon as Premier Padrews returns from r'rs '
report added
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
FIND THESE MEN In
TENDER OF ENGINE

Hiding in a tender Of an engine on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last
night. Nicholas Cantera and Arthur
Keagg were arrested by Special Officer
Carr. They were fined So and costs for
trespass by Judge Churchman in
Municipal Court this morning
Douglas Williams, Negro, was fined
a like amount for trespassing on The
p. B. and w. Railroad. lie was ar
rested in the workmen special train. d.
ye good to the cniidren-Give them
cT. .oyFR DAIRY NURSERY NIL LK,--Aiv.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23

Fair weather "is in sight" but only
"in sight," so don't be too optimistic.
Wilmington, right now, is directly in
the center Of the "Hindenburg line" so
far as the weather Is concerned
That is
To the east OF rs over the ocean is
sluggish area Of high pressure: TO
the west Of us about over the Central
Western States, Is another area OF
high pressure moving eastward; be-
tween the two lies the weather
trough" the "Hindenburg line" Of the
weather. as II were. stretching east
from the Mississippi valley to the coast
and extending all the wa yfrom the
Southern States to the Canadian boun-
dry.
Now
II the eastward-moving high pressure
area is strong enough TO boost that
turtle gated high" little farther out
into the Atlantic. Wilmington and the
surrounding territory viii be in for a
spell Of good, clear weather If not
well, what's the use Of worrying
anyway?
Today Will coH' the battle between
CONTINUED on Page SKI
cafafv frst-DrinN Cf.ONFR DAIRY
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
DARBY WHITES TALK OF
"ROPE CURE" FOR SLAYER

rope cure" Ten policemen guarded
the automobile that took him to Nedla,
where a heavy guard is on duty.
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
WASHINGTON QUIET AFTER ONE MORE KILLING
TANKS, SOLDIERS
CALM THE CAPITAL
AFTER 5 DEATHS

Major Gen. Haan Restores Order
After Four Nights of Race RiOtin9
in Which Many Die and 8 Are
Wounded Seriously. Home De-
Tense Guard Killed Last Night.
Sight of Thousands of Soldiers
Has RepressiUe Effect on Disturb
ing Element
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
TODAY'S Temperatures.

Al The Evening Journal Office,
500 A. NJ. ....75 1900 p. NJ. -. .s4
1000 A. NJ. ....7s 100 p. VI. ....si
Evening journal., 1919-07-23

safety hrst-Drlnk CLOVER DAIRY
QUALITY MILK.-Ady,
Evening journal., 1919-07-23
WEATHER

Fair probably tonight and
Thursday; not much change
I'm temperature; gentle north
and northwest winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06

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ConSectionery and light lunch ~ 1900
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GEARS confectionery and fruits 800. 5000
Drug store exclusive and paying. $500
Drug store for rent rooms. reasonable.
Hotel 40 rooms, several baths. ........ $500
Roomipg house, Is rooms, exclusive. 1000
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Iunchroom. fine equipment. 900
I.unchroom. one Of best in city... II. 900
Near beer saloon observation-disclosures. 1000
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WANTED-GARAGES.

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7s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Alto ACCESSORIES ard vulcanizing; estab-
lshed business; prominent corner NV; price.
50 200 Largest and best paying soft drink
and cafe concession at nearby and well patron
lied summer resort; now operating and fully
eqipped; long lease: $500 stock and goods
now on hand price, $500.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS, 913 N. 7. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-06

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Dental.
Marshall Business Brokers. s13 n. 7. ave.
CAFE, one best known old established, GEN.
trail located corner stands; only $500; long
lease; receipts $225 day.
Herald route. on Heights: splendid oppor-
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 14o3F
The Washington times., 1919-12-15

kins. Mrs. NJ A. Hanna, Mrs. Charles
>. Hamlin. Mrs. Julian James, Mrs.
Adoiph Miller, Mrs. Henry May, Mrs.
Thomas F. Logan, Mrs. H K Porter.
mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, Miss
Mary Z. Patten, Mrs. Roosevelt
Colonel and Mrs. Ridley. Miss Riggs.
Colonel and Mrs. Slocum. Col. and Mrs.
William Cary Sanger, Major General
Squier, Mrs. PhSlip II. Sheridan, Mrs.
Charles w. Warden, Lady Willert. MIS-
John F. Wilkins and Mrs. Henry Price
Wright.
The second Of the series of Tuesday
evening rides at the Washington
Riding and Hunt Club win take place
on the evening of January is and
thereafter the rides will be held
The Washington times., 1919-12-15

iels. the Attorney General and Mrs.
Palmer, the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Lane, the Postmaster GEN
eral and Mrs. Burleson. the Secretary
Of Agriculture and Mrs. Houston. Sem
ator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick, Sem
ator and Mrs. Bankhead, Nine.
George Bakhmetef, Mrs. Buckingham,
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Miss Giilett,
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaf, Mrs. w. s. Benson,
Mrs. w. Fl. Brownson. Mrs. George
Barnett, Mrs. Horatio r BiReIow, Mrs.
c. S, Bromwell, Mrs. Gist Blair, Mrs
Theodore Boynton, Mrs. Henry G. Chill
ton, Mrs. Benedict Crowell, Mrs. Will
liam Corcoran Eustic. Mrs. Walter S.
Denagre. Mrs. James L. Fairbanks,
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes. Mrs. John
Hays Hammond, Mrs. Archibald Hop
The Washington times., 1919-12-15

ments. Mira Lyon viii be reca1le1 -
Miss yirgfnia Hughes. w1yn va &C.
tive in Washington socSsty ~ - ths
time OF her marriage. II 10 HE arst
visit to the Capital stacs her Dar-
riage eight years ago. sS<
OF interest 10 washingtoa = the
wedding OF Miss Augusta Davte 8oad.
daughter Of Mrs- A. B. Bod. Of Lac
rel. Nd, and william El0erOa1 Htcoll
OF Baltimore. which win take Daaes
Wednesday evening. -E 81
The ceremony win bs performed a
Z o'clock At the home Of TIE bs1oofs
mother, eos Main street Leurul Rev.
Alexander BaiaskL rector Of the Lan-
(continusd ON Page .. csiu1n =,
The Washington times., 1919-12-15

every Tuesday evening. The drill at
O'Clock win be followed by dane
ing and supper. Mrs j. Marvin
wright is chairman of the committee.
Col. T. ID. Woodson. L. s. A.. and
Mrs- Woodson. who have returned to
washington after an extended abb
sence. have taken an apartment at
sne hig6ianda Mrs. Woodson 10 the
daughtas OF the late Senator Marion
Butler of North Carolina, and a. Nise
Pocohontas Butler made her debut In
Washington.
Mrs. william H Lyon. Of Rivers,da.
Cal. vii larrive today for an extend.
ed visit with her sister. Mrs. Andrsv
X Kelley. OF the Belgrade Apart.
The Washington times., 1919-12-15
Police Relief Ball

The roster Of patrons for the Police
Relief Association ball and entertain
ment to be given at the Wardnan
Park Hotel the afternoon and evening
of Monday, December 90. takes in all
OF the more important members of
diplomatic, official and resident So
ciety. and Includes: The Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall. the Secrc-
tary of state and Mrs. Lansing, the
Secretary Of War and Mrs Baker. the
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Dan
The Washington times., 1919-12-15
CABY DESLYS DYING,
FOLLOWING OPERATION

PARIS, Dec. 15.-Gaby Dsslys is
reported dying. A desperate effort
was made yesterday to save her by
an operation on an asscess In her
side. She was in such a weak condi-
ton that the doctors thought ii dan
gerous to administer anaesthetics. She
was conscious throughout. the terribly
painful operation and displayed a
gameness and courage that amazed
the physicians.
shortly after the operation she re-
lapsed, however, and little hope is
held out for her recovery.
The Washington times., 1919-12-15
1000 BRITISH FLlERS.

LONDON, Dec. 15-Expenditures OF
the air force for the year ending
March 1920, are placed at s210. .00O,-
900 in estimates made public today.
The personnel of the air force COM
prises $4,000 men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-29
Y.P.!. COMES THROUGH
LAST BATTLE IN SHAPE

Blachshurr. Va. oct. 28--Vir
ginia Poly weathered the Maryland
state battel in great shape and
every man reported at Miles oval
this afternoon slightly sore but
otherwise in good physical condition.
Besides this, the Cripples who
were left behind last Saturday ben
efftted by the rest and will be able
to resume scrin1mage practice to-
morrow Virgir~ Tech viii be able
TO throw her full varsity strength
against the Washington and Lee
Generals" next Saturday in Lynch
burg AMI from reports emanatlng
from the respective training camps
The grid hattie this year is to be the
most holly contested yet staged be
tween the two institutions.
The game with Maryland state
brought to light three new men, all
az whom may he seen against the
Generals They are II Hardwick,
a brother of Captain Jimmie Hard
wick. Chapman ard McConkey H.
Hardwick has practically made the
center position. This neceSs,tatcs
the shifting Of big George Parrish
Do end McConkev and Chapman
fought it out for the right end pc
sltion against State and hpth played
star ban This gives Bcrnicr
calth Of material for tn" two wing
that The two Hardwicks ard NC
Conkey are all BlacksNIrg high
school boys, one OF Tech mo@f val
liable sources Of material for the
mast three wears Crisp. who per
formed so brilliantly At tackle Sat-
urday, Will he kept at this position,
while tha elusive Lancaster WIFI di-
rect the Tech play ut quarter.
Mccain, N right hslfhack. w7s
given n thorough trv-ou' against tn"
Haryla aders and made good lie
will be - valua Bile addition tn FGiH's
string ~ halfbaCks. lfe,IS fast and
sh f. and follows the ball Ike
demon. II has no. been decided hF
the college autharitic4 just how
many OF The cadets will be allowed
20 witness tho raro In fyrchhurg.
hut as matters stand now, III" ee1l"r
class hand ana bug'e corps wlH ae-
q n1pany The team There Is sotae
talk 81 running POLY special huf
definite armour cement casrat Ice.
made cocevpnE ,hiS until iater la
IN week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-29
Acc Club.
Kearns Pondering
$4,000 Offer
for His Champion

New York, Oct 2s.--Jack Demp-
sey, heavyweight champion Of the
world, was offered 100000 today by
Dave Mackay, of Newark for an
eisht-round tight on December 8
with either Fred Fulton. Battling
Lev!nsky or Willie Meehan At the
same time, Mackay made an offer of
100000 for a championship bout
with Joe Beckett, the English
champion, provided Beckett could be
Induced to come to this country
Jack Kearns. manager OF Demp-
sey, who conferred with Mackay,
said that the champion was about
TO start on moving picture ventura
and that he might not be ready for
bout on December 8. AS to the
second offer. Kearns was undecided.
A second conference between Kearns
and Mackay will be held Friday It
is probable that the heavyweight
champion will be signed up for a
bout with Meehan to take place
sometime In February or March at
the Newark Snortmens club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-29
SOVIET OFFICIALS
IN THEIR TRUE LIGHT

As rule says a prominent
man IN the Christian Science Mon
yer iheA are heather workers nor
t"teHlBehtsIa, hut belong To the
toufgeo!Sle and chiefly 10 the small
oohfgeolaie They are frequently
me si'aeb" youth OF both sexes,
als0 FORMER StoC kbroEers. agents,
shopkeepe RS, Spectators bookmak-
ers. men of obscure professionS--in
word all the scum of the hour
EeolSie VINO enjoyed good time
during the war and are really none
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-29
.WARpItG AGAINST
Use Of SACCHARIN

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,fo, n1d,.s,an6 tb,. ssrcbarfn = q
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trent's chemists
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-29
SPORTS 4 SPORTS

Hockey association Cor one of its
affiliated bodies), and while in the
United States be under the direct
control of the International Skating
Union Of America.
Written Sanction Is Required.
4. Any hockey team from the
United States visiting Canada must
he vouched for and have the written
sanction OF the International Skat-
ing Union Of America, and while in
Canada be under the direct control
OF the Canadian. Amateur Hockey
association Cor one of its affiliated
hodes)
5. Hockey PLAYERS from Canada
registered with the Canadian ANA
teur Hockey association as amateurs
snail be accepted by the Information
n Skating Union. and hockey play
ers from the United States register
ed with the International Skating
Union shall be accepted by the Ca
madam Amateur Hockey association
but in all cases tho player must pro-
sent a permit from his governing
body.
6, International permits and
vouchers adopted by the Canadian
Amateur Hockey association and the
International Skating Union Of Amer
lea under the terms of this alliance
may be issued only by those author
lied, and said permits and vouchers.
under penalty of suspension must be
signed and returned within ten davs
from date of competition to the Of
fetal issuing same.
T. Each party 70 this alliance shall
respect and enforce all penalties Of
suspension and disqualification i'm
posed by the other party.
8, Each party OF the alliance
agrees to furnish complete lists of
sanctioned clubs upon request ana
no registered club shall be allowed
to compete or exhibit in omen or
closed games under any rules but
those Of the Canadian Amateur
Hockey association and the Interna
tional Skating unio nor America.
2. In any cases Of dispute arising
out OF international matches ar.
ranged under the auspices Of one NJ
the two parties 10 this agreement the
rules OF that organization in whose
country the match or competition
shall have taken place shall alone
have force
10. Three months notice on eth or
side shall terminate this agreement
Signed on behalf of the Canadian
Amateur Hockey association,
J. F PAXTON. President.
w. A. HEWITT. Secretary.
Signed on behalf Of the Intcrna-
tionai Skating Union Of America
CORNELIUS FEILOwES.
President
JOHN HARDING. Secretary.