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Evening journal., 1919-10-15
rruck prosram an over the East.

Truck program an over the East
n. r. Walker. secretary OF the local
committee, when interviewed by an
Evening Journal reporter today at noon
had the following 90 say we have had
is7 entries up TO noon today and eX-
pect 100 more before the start OF the
parade tomorrow, bringing The total in
line close to 300. There will be truly
representative showing Of the trucks of
local merchants. The parade will be re-
viewed from the platform in the rear OF
the Municipal building by the Mayor
and other city officials. as we'll as the
Judges. consisting of Clarence J. Pyle,
Of The Evening journal; Colonel +. l..
HAYNES. OF the Mornings News; W. j.
Metlen. of the Every Evening, and II. p.
Warrington. OF the Delmaryia star.
There Will be a number OF brand
new trucks in line, among them being
Pierce Arrows, Ockards and several
other makes. The P r. r. Band Of
as pieces viii come between the cars
Of the guests Of the parade committee
and the new trucks.
"ln The evening. an informal banquet
viii De ,enioyed at the Hotel dupont
10 which The guests Of the parade
committee viii DE invited
If The entry list is any criterion. iho
parade tomorrow Wlll be the grt0tesi
similar event i'm TIE city's history.
Some idea Of 300 trucks in line may
be gained by the knowledge that such
a pal0de with twenty-five foot intervals
would stretch from Front and Market
streets TO Delaware avenue and Union
streets. a distance of over two niles.
Many Wilmngtonians will remem-
her the celebrations during the cold
Home Weeks" Of several years ago,
when large numbers of automobile
trucks participated in the daily parades
10 Will be or interest 10 know that the
largest number OF trucks in line then
did not exceed ij8 at any time.
The Packard company Will have 20
Packard trucks i'm line. while The Pierce
Arrow trucks. in all probability, viii
be fully as numerous. There Will be
Ford trucks galore.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
MAYOR TO Head
Big TRUCK PARADE
1877 Entries Received BY
Secretary Walker Up
Until Noon.
TO REVIEW LINE
ON FRENCH STREET

AZ a meeting held this morning Of
The committee arranging for the "Ship
by Truck parade to be held tomorrow
afternoon, final plans for the parade
were made, Those attending The meet
ing this meeting We're f. B. Norman,
Ford Company; r. l.. llrich, FOss-
Hughes Motor Co.; T.. l.. BiXby. Pack
ard Motor Co.: l.. n. Harper, chief of
the Firestone ship by Truck Bureau,
Of Akron, Ohio, and II. T. Walker, who
is fostering the local parade. u was
decided 10 line the parade up as
follows:
Platoon Of Police. followed by Mayor
Taylor and other city officials, and in
vited guests. among whom will be
/. g. Fairbanks. eastern sales manager
of the Fireslone Tire and Rubber Co.
NJ Akron, r. l.. Harper. eastern truck
sales manager Of lhe same company.
and w r. WALTON, manager Of the Phil
adelphia branch Of the same company.
4 telegram has been sent 10 Governor
Townsend. inviting him TO view the
parade. but no answer had been re-
ceived at noon
Following Mayor Taylor and the city
officials will be the distributors ears
of Wilmington and members Of the
Motor Trade Association. The Penn
syNania r. u. band will head the
trucks entered by local merchants.
The route of the parade follows
Form at Fourth and Union streets. at
2.i5 p. VI. sharp. on Union street. driy-
ing carefully north into Pennsylvania
avenue, 10 Eleventh, and down Market
street 10 Trout, east 10 French and north
to Sixteenth End Of parade
The committee yesterday sent a car
over the route at the rate of five miles
an hour and IL took one hour and three
quarters 30 cover ID. The committee
will endeavor 60 keep. the parade NOV
ing at that rate tomorrow, which Will
give everyone am opportunity to sre
just what motor trucks mean 10 vii
mingt0n.
The parade will be reviewed on
French street In The rear of lhe City
Building Following The parade the
visiting guesls and officials viii be ten
dered a banquet 40 the Hotel dupont.
by the parade committee and members
Of The Wilmington Auto Trade A,so-
citation.
II. r. Walker. secretary Of the parade
committee had received lS1 official en-
tries up 10 noon today, al the ship by
Truck Bureau.
Prizes aggrcgating 500 in value will
be offered. Following Will be the
awards:
I. Best decorated truck. ? Truck
loaded with merchandise most repre-
sentative Of the owners business. 3
Truck carrying The best novelty {
Best slogan or phrase displayed on
truck >. silver cup for the owner Of
the greatest number of trucks in line.
Mr.. Harpham. Of the FiresiOne Tire
Company. has made a study OF auioma-
bile conditions all over the country,
and is the prime mover in the ship by
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

If you have Catarrhal Deafness or are
hard of hearing or have head noises 20 to
your druggist and get ! ounce Of Parmiut
double strength, and add 10 70 a pint u
hot water and little granulated sugar.
Take one tablespoonful four times a dav
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. Clogged nos.
trils should open. breathing become easy
and the mucus stop dropping into the
throat 10 Is easy to prepare. costs little
and Is pleasant 20 take. Anyone who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head noises should
give this prescrIntinn trlaI
Evening journal., 1919-10-15

Senator McCumber. Republican
member OF The Foreign Rentlons Com
mittee. was speaking in reply 10 Chair
man Lodge. OF the committee. who had
just concluded a prepared address sup
porting the Shanlung amendment
Later. Senator Reed made an eX-
tended argument against the League.
asserting that II II had the power TO
force Japan 90 give back Shantung ID
certainly would have The power 90
compel The United SRies 20 do what
nNer n dos rod
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
SAY SHE STOLE
TO PURCHASE AUTO

Miss Margaret V. Bcdlie was ar
rested this afternoon by Sergeant king
and Detective Maloney, on a charge OF
larceny of $500 from the Playhouse
She is assistant treasurer at the play
house. The money was taken a week
ago Saturday, and is said to have been
used 10 purchase an automobile.
The detectives allcge She has con-
fessed
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
rIyE NNw cLrnks ron nrcoRpEn

Three of lhe i've clerks authorized
by the Levy Court FOR service in the
office Of Furman @. Cole. recorder Of
deeds, have been appointed. n. W
Butler, OF No. 3i5 East TNenty-socond
street. has been appointed by Levy
Court Commissioner Howard NJ Ward
Robert NantIne. OF New Castle. has
been appointed by Commissioner James
G. shaw. and Thomas W Cam. OF Port
Penn has been appointed by Commis-
sloner Boyd Mccoy.
Evening journal., 1919-10-15
MAS COupANy uOVFS

Tile Alias Powder Company is nov,
moving its effects from the dupont
Building 10 Philadelphia. and today
announced That its new Offices viii Doe
opened i'm the Gomery-ScllWartz Build
ing, No. lao North Broad street, on
saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
DELAY FURTHER ACTION
AGAINST FOOD DEALERS

TAMPA, FLA. August l6-District
Attorney Phillips, following the re-
ceipt OF advices from acting Attorney
General Ames in Washington today,
that further 1ibels against
foodstuffs held by local Wholesale
hrms would be held up for the present,
but in the meantime a complete in
Sestigation and report will be made
in each case heretofore hled
:. The acuon is in response to tele-
grams sent BY wholesalers here claim
ing the stocks they have on hand at
the present time are merely the Gus
.tomary supply, and in some cases even
less On the advice OF the acting
a ttorney-GeneraL conference was
and the district attorney at which
Il ne situation was fully discussed
: The Attorncy-General of FloridS has
1onercd the assistance of his depart
-ment. including all state attorneys. in
1erorts 20 reduce the high cost OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17

-S8ays in Washington with Attorney
Z paign against hoarders and profiteers
Z would be vigorously prosecuted. He
= said that a great mass OF evidence had
2 been turned in by Federal investi-
: gators, and that action in his office
!. was just beginning.
q Resumption of sales of surplus
z army foodstuns will begin in Chicago
!. Monday. according to Lieutenant
= Colonel j. y. Castleman, In charge of
: the distribution OF foods. who said the
y stocks would be given TO several large
y stores early Monday morning. Every
: facility, II was said, would be given
!. the public TO purchase the army food.
= stun as soon as possible after the
Z warehouses were opened.
= Prices OF commodities in Chicago
D huctuated today, some foods being
+ higher and some lower than yester-
= day. according to 8 canvass OF the
|! market.
: Palmer Going 10 Ne. York.
- Aforementioned Palmer announced
(; tonigh, that he had accepted the invi-
= alton extended by Arthur Price. OF
q the New York City Fair Price Com.
:; mittcc. to meet with the committee in
y New York Monday night.
* Attorncy-GeDcra.l PalnSr will tell
z the committee what is being done by
& way of legal action TO reach the
(: hoarderS and the proftccrs. and will
- advise the committee as 10 how II may
= best serve in the campaign to reduce
81 he cost OF living. He will emphasize
= the use of publicity by tho posting o.
x tair price lists arrived a by the COM
= lnittce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
PLAN TOR IMPROVEMENTS
THROUGHOUT SOUTHLAND
Settlement and Development Orgnnlxn-
ton Calls Meeting. In savannah
Ia November.
lRv universal ScrNirc-l \

WASHINGTON. August i6.--Plans
Tor Improvement and DEVELOPMENT
work throughout the South and an
extension OF its activities were dis
cussed at meeting of the executive
committee of the Southern settlement
Washington this week
II was decided to hold Il meeting
OF the board of directors of the South
wide orGaniza ton in Savannah. Ga. be :
lWecn November Is and 30. at which
meeting general business of the orcani-
|atlon VIII be transacted and definite
plans Tor next year will be mapped
out and approved
arrangements nave been made TO
CarrE on campaign in MssssiDpi.
peEIhhinE with meeting at Hatties-
nurE. Septcmber S. called by l.. Nj.
biakesiec. OF Gulfport. Miss president
OF the Mississippi Centennial Eynosi.
non Tor organiz!nS land owners, home
puliderS. bankers. business men and
othrrS INTO STATE organization that
VIII aniiilte with the Southern SET
tement ana development organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
FIND AMATEUR SPECTATORS
ARE IN STORAGE BUSINESS
Nv Associated Prcss.l

. NEW YORK, August l6.-Wholesale
boarding Of foodStuffS in hastily inn
HproviSed storage warehouses by anna
steur spectators has been discovered
here by agents OF the Department of
sJusticc. according TO An announcement mt
made today by George Mayo. special
government prosecutor assigned to the
local Federal campaign against food
hoarders and profiteers. The results of
the investigation will bc presented to
the Federal grand jury Monday.
+ Mr.. Mayo declared that the hoarders
are number of bankers and brokers
clerks who have accumulated huge food
stocks for speculative purposes. In
.one instance. he declared, bank clerk
ION salary OF s2.400 a year organized
n pool with other clerks.
: Acknowledgement Palmer will come
ito New York TO attend a meeting of
the fair price committee next Monday.
Arthur Williams. Federal food admins
TRAITOR announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CROWD THREATENS NEGRO
In New York Cause, po,icc
10 Hold Bnck Mob nj
FONT of Gun.
INV Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK. August I6-Eli Gregs.
neRro. narrowly escaped being
ixhched by Broadway crowd i'm
Times Square tonight, following an
alleged attack by him upon Joseph
Jones, white. who was on his way TO
theater with Il young woman
Jones. after an alteration with a
negro. was badly slashcd about the
lace and neck and fell bleeding 10 the
street. \ crowd OF about 1000 quickly
gathered about the spot and advanced
on GreSs with cries of Hang him and
Get rope!"
policeman held the mob off with
a revolver until q patrol wagon arrived
to take the negro 10 a police station.
where he WAS booked on charge of
felonious assault. He denies he was
the man who welded the knife.
At the hospital to which Jones was
removed ii was said that his con-
dition was critical
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Male "Curues
"Sinply Awful"
Atlantic City Police Are
Told Girls ut Least Haze
Some Attraction.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. August 10
Aroused at strict toggery laws en-
forced by the beach authorities with
regard to the fair sex. Mrs. n. t..
Harrison of Washington. in lcttc:
to the beach censor" delivered to
Chief Surgeon Charles Bosscrt head
OF the beach patrol. today. says:
The way men are allowed 10 pa
rade the beach makes them repulsivc.
The girls. after all. have curves and
attractions not at all disgusting VIII. II
they arc permitted to come out on
the beach without stockings. Why
can you say something about the
awful looking men who parade around
in nothing but little scrap of a
bathing suit which fails utterly to
cover their unS.tghtly bodies?
And their limbs are simply awful.
full of knobs, and besides most men
are bow-legsed. The men. not the
girls. should be compelled to wear
stockings and long stockings. ut
that also something TO cover up
their arms and chest. Nobody wants
II sec them. and they only cluttc.
up good looking scenery"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
NOTING GUNNER STIR
ENTIRE IRISH COUNTY
Rnid Police iiut%. Ambush md XIII
Two Men During
Outbreak.

ENNIS. IRELAND. August l6.-Gun-
men broke loose in this county during
the past week, and police huts at va
riouS railroad functions were the
scenes OF thrilling battles; The CON
section Of the county withstoOd an at
tack by men mounted and afoot for
several hours. The strain Of the pro-
longed battle was such that the SER
geant in charge OF the hut became in
sane and tried to kill himself by slash
ing his throat.
sergeant and constable were am
pushed and killed near Lisbonvanna.
These and many other raids and shoot
inES have brought the country into a
state bordering on complete revolution.
Suspension of constitutional rights has
resulted in more hostile feeling Oh the
par: of the people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
SAY THEY ADMIT KILLING
CoS>nck Arrested I'm Stockholm S,AI
To Have Hidden Bodies
In Lake,
nBy Universal Service. ,

COPENHAGEN August i6.-C,oIone,
iiad1ciachs. Cossack, arrested in
kholm, is reported to have sivneJ
= confession that he and number of
fellow officers killed the thrna eoi
sheNists whose bodies were found in
u lake 1T Stockholm
Colonel liadjclachs is quoted as saw
ing that the aim Of the Russian learuc
TO which he and his comnanione 10"
long is to conquer the Roishcy-ist tor
ror in Russia and wreak revenge for
tne murders OF officers OF the old re-
Slme. The confession asserts that of
the 1000 officers in re;roErad Ia
year. only 1000 arc left. and that MOI
less than 10000 were killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
ACTION
VICTORY FOR DAVIS.
HIS FRIENDS CLAIM

r. Continued from First PaEe)
confronted by a financial strinsency.
!, Many Senator'S assert that the school
system OF the State is minus an ade-
snsuate STAFF OF teachers and nears dis
because OF small salaries
paid instructors.
- Would Curb Pronteeri1s.
* Legislators seeking enactment Of
.2foid storage measures are joining forces
WIN those asking for consideration Of
'.lhe situation as regards schools and
:. eifem os'ynary institutions Many mem
.Ibers of the Assembly state that carly
Iz.action TO curb prohtncr!ng and hoard.
-<.pg ~ imperative and that tho Star,
should have an investigation and CON.
Foi OF products stored here
.s,t support for these measures are given
:g geso Inc Earmers institute in the two
: e Hral Assembly. They read:
Wnestas INVESTIGATIONS made by CON
ommssioh nayse @hh ha the ESaer, TIsas
:. LIONS lions conuol the major par, Of ,he n"ces
ss :. ~ Of ne to the dc,rim.n, o. the puS
!, 20 on, ,"hereas the State Of virginia is with
..9umsh iheSe ci!mina! m0nopol!cs. there.
Gsns,s snhg tn si rYonh "TE a5oS SR9n
Wherssus 't bs 81, nov before YOU! BODY .
is one OF the mos, se. "'up
.IS rou a1n eag Isl unrest and une~sines 5
*, ,whs'e.. /, hss been found ina, cold
:. 10 the public IN the Constellation And Az
.ttfibut!on. OF food have been used a.
nros,,, OF tx;'ri!9n and proh,eerns on both
Resolved. That this Institute fayors the
such cold s,of"re now before Your body"
~; Travelling Men Act.
III Announcement was made from the
Z Legislative Committee Of tde STATE
Travellers Productive Association re-.
Eardins pending highway Legislation
.ras follows:
~: Pursuant to the instruction OF III.
Travellers Protective AssEcl,,
x.Gon OF America, having rnembcr.hir
I'm Virginia OF 1000. manufac,urrrs
%.1pbbers. importers. exporters and ira \.
yoeiiEg statesmen. III. stat" I.ar,! siatiy,
met today AMI at.r pro.
ming the action OF .ha sat or.
in indorsinS AN adeuuat,
.Adrganizaton for the constr uction an,
Smaintenance OF highways. made A com.
s,,ttarat.Ne study III the bills now pendin;
izbefore the Legislature.
s XII The recommendation Of the Governo
THAT the highway commissioner and tn
members Of the highway commiss!o,
by appointed by tho Governor was vi,
rIanimously Endorsed. The organiZat.o
Gthrough It's large membership. Is per
chaps the best informed relative TO al
g:6f she highways OF this Common
.SHealth. and no class of men have
sgkeener PERCEPTION OF the need Of a
.anteliigent system and capable ad
capitalization for the development O
.I2be proper roadways.
- For this reason the Travellers pro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
OHIO PLANS PROMPT TRIAL
FOR MEN UNDER CHARGES
lBv Associated Prcs

. COLUMBUS, O.. August I6-with
many additional arrests expected today
Sand carly next week it became known
today that alleged food hoardcrs and
.profiteers arrested yesterday on State
warrants at the instiEation of Gov
-ernor Cox. will be brought TO trial
"A lmoSt immediately
) Columbus food dealers arrested yes
sterday were given preliminary hear
.ings in Municipal Court here today
and over the protests of their attor-
sneys. their trials were set for mex;
"Wednesday. All OF the men pleaded
Hnot guilty.
Acknowledgement Price personally
represented the State. Attorneys for the
dealers. stated that IL would be almost
Impossible to prepare for such an early
trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
NEW HUNGARIAN CABINET
MENACED BY SOCIALISTS
liody Not Representative OF Working
Glasses ana burEcoiSc Is
Claim of Opponents.
(By Assoclatcd Prcss.l

tBS Associated PrcSS.)
BERLIN. August l6.--Spcciul dis
patches from Budapest and Vienna this
morning to the Berlin newspapers con-
cur in designating the new Hungarian
Caninot dilemma makeShft." whose
stability is chiefly menaced because Of
the absence of Socialist cooperation
and the general reactionary character
seph. most OF whom were identified
with the old 'risza regime.
AS the Industrial worker and the
burSeoise have not been given adequate
representation. and the Socialists maze
not yet indicated their willingness to
accept the three portfolios reserved
for them. the dispatches express doubt
whether the entente will agree to ac-
cept tho new Cabinet AS a representa-
tive government. The Discrimination of
the Socia lists to enter the Cabinet, the
dispatches assert. is founded chiefly on
the governments decision to conduct
new elections according to the ma
JoritE system. which would place them
at decided disadvantages
vienna dispatch says that Arch
duke Joseph. realizing that his per-
sondiity Is serious impeachment to Il
rational untanglnE OF the crisis. has
Indicated his intention TO retire from
politics as soon AS coalition govern
ment is established. Pressure i'm this
direction. according to the dispatch.
has also been cXcrted by the entente
commission. which is clamoring for "A
responsible government with which Il
definite peace may be concluded.
Tie letter of former Emperor Charles
TO Archduke Joseph. in which Charles
declared that he was still the crowned
king OF hungary. and commissioned
the archdukc TO take over sovereignty
powers until his return. has also con
tributcd to the general feeling of mis-
trust with which Archdukc Joseph is
viewed on all sides. says the dispatch.
which continues:
Ihe feeling prevails in many quar-
ters that the letter was not aimed AT,
the present government of the repub-
Tic. but In all probability WAS written
by the cNiled King at his request and
through indiscrction given premature
publication"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
GLASS APPROVES MEASURE
Treasurer fHrorS Edge nil to Create
corporations To Finance L.. y.
Export Trade.
Ey AssnciatcL rrcss

WASHINt;ri1N Hur, rresS'
Edges bill authorizing the creation OF
corporations Tor financing American
export trade in Europe was approved
louaE bE Secretary Glass in a letter
sent to the New Jersey senator Sen,.
LOT Edge expects to get the measure
ociore the Senate next week
entertain none of the misgivings
OF those who hesitate to sunn6rt ,Sa
measure. said Mr.. Glass, ''but on the
contrary feel confident that its PROMPT
enactH cht INTO law will afford an
eHectiNe and altogether desira hln
means of guaranty. Improving our for
eisn hanking facilities and expanding
ou' markets Tor our export trade"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
CLOSE NEW YORK THEATERS
Failure to DcnI With Stage Hands and
Musicians Closes -Four
Houses.
Uv Universal Scryiccl

NEW YORK; August 16-What is
regarded as the first step in a nation
wide strike of stage hands and musi-
clans in support OF the striking. actors
and musicians of four leading theaters
of New York walked out.
The jheaters affected were the Cen
fury. the Knickerbocker. Cohan and
Harris and the Century Midnight Roof.
The walkout. it was declared, was
ordered when the producing managers
refused to grant a conference with rep
resentatives of the actors, the stage
hands and the musicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
Cigar Worker, to Return.

strike of some 1900 cigar workers In
the cigar factories here. which has
been in existence for three weeks, will
probably come to an end Sunday. and
the men return to work Monday. as
the result of an offer by the manu-
facturers today of IL per cent fiat in
crease for all cigarmakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
BIGGEST EDITOR IN WORLD
shipping Bonrd Launches 1.8OO-Tor
FrciEhtcr. Named In Newspaper
Mems Honor.
Iny Associated Press !

~ ..tsH.'I..'.N'T II'SN
SEATTLE. WASH. August 1S.-The
steamer Editor. named by tho United
States Shipping Board in honor of the
newspaper men and women of the
United states and Canada. was
launched here today in the presence
of cheering scores OF members Of the
National Editorial Associations 1919
convention.
Mrs. Guy u. Hardy OF Canon City.
Colo. sponsored the big boat. Mrs.
Hardy is the wife Of Representative
Hardy. who is president OF the cdi
torial association. The Editor is a
a.600-ton freighter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-17
BRAND WHlTLOCK RETURNS
American Minister in Belgium VIII
Visit Among Home People
for Time.
(rv Universal Service.

NEW YORK. August 16. - Brand
Whitlock, whose activities for stricken
Belgium at the outbreak of the war
and the efforts made AS American min
lister to Belgium to save the life of
Edith Cavell. endeared him to Belgians
and British and made his name
household word throughout the world,
was Il passenger on the Nieuw Amstcr-
dam when she arrived here tonight