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Evening journal., 1919-10-30
DEATHS.

I
RUPP-In Newark. Del, on Oct. 80. 1919,
Relatives. friends. Jackson Lodge, No. ~.
A. n. a A. NJ, Of Delaware city; Ameri-
can Mechanics Lodge. Of Delaware CITY
and members OF T.. r. r., are invited to
dence. South Chapel street, Newurk, Deia-
ware, on Sunday afternoon, November =.
a. 1850 o'clock. lnterment at Newark ceme-
terry
D0NAIUE-In this city. on october 80.
1912 Johanna NJ, wife Of Michael Doha-
hue
Relatives aud friends are invited 70 at
tend the funeral from her late residence,
No. Si1 Lombard street, ON Monday morn
ing, November 3. at $50 o'clock Requiem
mass at ST. Mary's Church. lnterinent "t
REED-ln this city. on October 20, 1919.
Sarah C., wife Of Howard Reed and
daughter oc the late William Il. and
Sarah j. Afree
Relatives friends and members Of st.
ern Star, are Invited to attend the tunera
services, at her late residence, No. "a East
Twenty fourth street, on sunday aitrl
noon, November .. at o'clock. lnterment
az Hiveryiew cemetery.
.EATON-ln this city, on october 20. 1913
Thomas r. Eaton. I'm his 9th year.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 ai.
tend the funeral services, az the residence
OF his sou Robert D. Eaton. No 500 ".
Twenty fifth street, on Friday, October ~
at o'clock iutermcnt private, nt silver
brook cemetery.
McCOLLUM--in this city, on october %
1919 Minnie johnson McCollum.
Relatives and friends are invited TO NJ
tend the funeral services, from the rest
dence OF her mother, Mrs. Sara johnson,
No. 902 West Fourth street, on Friday az
ternoon. October 81, at 2.S0 o'clock. Inter
ment at Lawncroft cemetery.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
JEWISH RELIEF
AWARDS MEDALS
Honor Christians Who Help
ed Alleviate Suffering
War Victims
PROMINENT MEN
GAVE LITERALLY

As an evidence OF gratitude TO the
scores OF Christians throughout the
United States who have plunged into
the Jewish fund-raising drives and
campaign in this country in the past
two years, out Of sympathy for the
Jewish war-sufferers abroad, and Win
out regard for their own personal sac
rlilccs, the American Jewish Relief
Committee has just awarded a specially
designed medal Of honor.
In the list announced today OF those
10 whom the medals are TO go, appear
the names Of a unmbcr Of residents or
Wilmington. The awards for this state
were made by the national officers
upon the Recommendation OF David
Snellenbeurg, former state chairman Of
the committee.
The recipients Of the honor, which
was designed solely for award 10 non
Jews. include not only Governors OF
States and other public officials, but
men and women in practically all walks
Of life whose sympathies were stirred
10 action by the terrible distress into
which millions Of Jews Of all classes.
especially in Central and Eastern Eu-
rope, were thrown by the war. The
Jewish relief enterprises in the work Of
which they have shared have netted
in the past two years more than
S39,OOO,0O0.
The face Of the medal shows kneel-
ing woman and two tattered children
before the figure OF Columbia. An
altar, fanked on either side by a seven
branched candlestick and a siX-polnted
star OF David. ancient emblem OF Jewry,
stands behind the figures. The reverse
side bears the-name OF the committee
and the legend:
Humanity Called and You Nobly
Responded
The medal Is OF bronze aud was de-
signed by j. Kilenyi. an Argentine
sculptor now in New York. Among
the residents OF Wilmington TO whom
it has been awarded are:: Colonel
Henry A. dupont, Pierre dupont. Gen
eral T. Coleman dupont, John Jacob
Raskob, William Coyne, John Settle
Rossell. former Senator Willard Sauls-
bury, Irenee dupont, Lammot dupont,
Alexis Felix dupont Robert Rulith
Morgan Carpenter and Alfred Irenee
dupont.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
MURDERER BACK
HOME To GET TOOLS
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clared his wife had been shot accident
ally by him while he was handling his
shotgun.
When the case was tried in
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer. Me
Coy changed his plea OF not guilty to
charge Of murder 10 one Of guilty OF
manslaughter and he was sentenced to
20 years Imprisonment. The evidence
produced at the trial showed that Me
Coy and his wife had some trouble A
daughter Of the couple was a witness
for the State.
Chief Warden Cross said Mccoy was
sent into the city for some tools he
owned, under a guard and that guard
was with him at all times. He was not
granted any special privileges. but was
sent in as as convenience to us. as his
tools were needed here. We could not
get them ANY other way.
Mccoy has also gone to the city twice
before under guard TO visit a lumber
mill 20 tell The workers how we wanted
the lumber sawed and trimmed"
When asked The name Of the guard
who was with Mccoy, Mr.. Cross said
"That would not be fair 10 the man. !
don't think his name should be known
Il was learned that Guard Wainwright
accompanied Mccoy to this city. Me
Coy is a carpenter. Wainwright said
Mccoy was not out Of his sight at any
time.
According TO those who saw anc
talked with Mccoy yesterday, he ap.
peared TO be in the best Of health and
evidently was alone as no one was with
him when he called for his tools He
talked freely relative Of the workhouse
and his frequent visits here, but he did
not discuss the shooting OF his wife.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
JENKINS IN PLOT,
MExICANS ASSERT
Effort to Evade Return Of
$4,000 Ransom Hinted
in Puebla Canard
SAY CARRANZA is
BEHIND THE MOVE

WASHINGTON, Oct. Dispatches
from Mexico yesterday state that the
government authorities at pucbla have
published oliclally liai william ..
jenkins, the American consular agent,
recently abducted by Mexican bandits
at that place, had hidden himself in
order 10 provoke grave international
question" and that Jenkins had so act
cd by order OF ihe government"
The adyccs added That the govern
ment officials had authorized corrc-
spondence of Jenkins and his wife In
an effort 10 substantialc the charges
published against him.
Tho state department was Informed
OF the arrest OF Jenkins attorney at
pucbla by iho Mcxlcans, and is watch
ing lns ease. u was stated authorlia-
lively. As lhe lberator OF jenkins Is
a Mexican, Il Is doubted whether this
government can act In his behalf. There
Is a suspicion In some quarters that
the Mexican Government Is attempting
TO create an appearance Of conspiracy
between jenkins and his attorney with
the intent OF avoiding The necessity OF
having TO refund the $4,000 indemnity
paid to the bandits as ransom.
The dispatches also stated inspired
charges are appearing in the govern
ment organs In Mexico City that Jen-
kins owed tho government 100000
pesos. The revenue Office apparently
inspired The report, but the newspapers
admit they are ignorant concerning the
nature OF the taxes due.
The advices state that, at the prob
able lnstigatlon OF Luis Cabrera. head
of the Mexican treasury, the Mexico
City press also charges that enemies Of
the Mexican Government have sent
agents 10 various parts OF the country
TO abduct prominent foreigners and in
this manner 10 increase the number
and seriousness OF the difficulties fac
ing President Carranza.
Until the Mexican press's charges are
brought 10 the attention Of the State
Department officially. IL was not be
lieved here tonight this government
would Issue either denial OF them or
take up the affront automatically with
The Mexican foreign ofilce.
Reports from Mexico state that
Villa is ready 10 launch his
new campaign against the Carranza
Government and coincldentally with
his report is another saying the rebel
leader holds the balance OF power be-
tween obregon and Gonzales, rival mil
tary candidates for the presidency 10
succeed Carranza.
II Is learned from these adylces that
both Gonzales and Ohregon have made
ls-~tures 10 villa and General Fillpe
Angeles, Villas chief OF stan, 10 obtain
lheir support IN the presidential cam
paign which now Is In progress. despite
President carranzas desperate EFFORT 10
stave or the campaign until next wear
Evening journal., 1919-10-30

Church, has, by consent OF the Pres
bytery OF New Castle. caused TO be
printed all the testimony taken by the
FIRST investigating committee OF the
presbytery in the McElmoyle case. It
makes large pamphlet, half an inch
thick This will be given 20 ministers
OF the Presbytery and was given to
members Of the synod judicial commits
sion.
II Is said that the synod commission
was divided, and the neutral report was
a compromise agreement. The hear
ings given by the commission were
prolonged and argument before them
at times reached a heated stage
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
HALLOWEEN run AT lCHRIsnANA

The Chnlstiana Community Assocla-
tion will hold a Halloween party in
Christlana Hall tomorrow evening This
will be strictly a masked party, and a
fine OF 10 cents must be paid by those
present who are not masked There
will be a special Halloween program,
including a spirit gathering. grand
march and review. Prices Will be
awarded for the best and second best
costume, also a hooby prize for the
funniest costume. Ice cream and cake
Will be on sale. The public Is invited.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
Pile Sufferers! Clever Ohio Chemist
Says This Great Prescription Taken
Internally Has Never Failed

exact place where BY its soothing. healing
action, it hrSt allays all Inflammation and
then by direct contact with all ulcers and
piles. causes them 90 heal and disappear
forever.
It's positively marvellous how speedily Il
acts. Blessed relief often comes in two or
three days at most, even I'm cases with pro-
fuse bleeding that have resisted all known
treatments and operation. really wonderful
results have been accomplished.
Tho author OF this amazing discovery
desires all sufferers 10 known that he does
not want cent Of anyones money unless
Miro Pile Remedy decisively conQuers even
IN the worst cases and he has Instructed
n. r. Danforth and druggists all over the
country 10 guarantee Il In every case or
blind. bleeding OF protruding piles.
IAfPORTANT--Wha is known as itching
piles are not piles In the true sense OF the
word, although this condition may accom-
pany true case Of piles. For this condi.
ton Miro Pile Ointment has hnen prepared
as in such cases IL Is not necessary 10 take
the internal prescription.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
uuIowTrEN DANCE AT ey.p

Gay Halloween costumes featured the
masquerade dance OF the Young Mems
Hebrew Association. al Third and Kine
streets last night. The FIRST prize. for
the most original costume, was given
to Francis Tollin. who was dressed 70
represent "snow" The second prize.
for The best costume, was awarded to
Louis Millman. dressed as toreador.
The third prize, for The best comic cos
tune. went TO Moe Braunsteln, who
was dressed a. a colorcd dandy.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
HALLOWE'EN PARTY.

The employees Of the striking-out
and tan department Of the New Castle
Leather Company gave a Halloween
party in the recreation room OF the
lunch department last evening. About
75 guests were present. Music was
furnished by r. C. Jackson and VII
liam Richardson at the piano, accom-
panied by Wayman Frazier on the vio-
lin. John Amos was chairman Of the
committee. Refreshment were served!
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
GIoRnANo- CHICO

Miss nosslale Giordano. OF No. 5 East
1wenty-second street. end Anthony
Grieco, Of Chester. were married YES
terday afternoon. in 81. Parick's II c.
church, by The Rev. James p. ouigley.
The bride was attended by Miss Ida
Ambrose ana Joseph Grieco. a brother
Of the groom, was best man.
Following the wedding reception
was held In ST. patrick's auditorium.
Several hundred friends Of the brido
and groom were present from Chester
Baltimore, Philadelphia and this city.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
HALT COURT FOR DRINK.

ST. LOUIS, oct. 30-"Say, Judge, only
10 minutes left 10 get a drink" spoke
up a juror In Circuit Judge Taylor's
Court at $3.50 p. m. Court recessed" /"
decreed the Judge. There was a sour
rying for the elevators. The iurymen
raced across the street, set a foot on
the old brass rail and bade John Bar
leycorn goodby. Then they went back
to continue hearing the evidence in the
case OF Miss Marie Bongner. former
cahler OF the Hotel statler, on a charge
OF forgery.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
Even Chronic Cases Of 20 TO 80 Years
Standing With Profuse Bleeding
Have Been Completely Cured in
From Three 10 Ten Days.

No discovery Of recent years in the field
Of medicine has caused such stir
amongst the medical profession as the re-
cent discovery that piles can be success
fully treated and cured at home by won
derful prescription known 10 druggists as
Miro Pile Remedy.
II has been proved that so-called exter-
nal remedies applied or inserted into the
rectum cannot cure piles and at the best
only give temporary relief This is also
true Of surgical operations which simply
remove them after formation, but In no wise
acts on the source Of the trouble
This prescription, although taken In
tcrnRiiy. Is not digested IN the stomach.
but n rapidly passed on unchanged 20 the
iniffttnas n short time, reaching the
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
nIlpnNr pnMnER sOARING.

dupont Powder Common Stock has
SCARED the past few days. It being up
TO 500 a share today, with little stock
offered. The only explanation given for
the jump in price Is that the DUPONT
Company. because OF It's heavy holdings
OF General Motors stock, will profit
by the rumored plan Tor
dividing up General Motors stock.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
TEN ANARCHISTS
NOW SUSPECTED
conlIpued from FIrst Page.

thus make Il impossible for a release 20
be obtained until the police were I'M
ishcd with their investigations. New
York police notified Chief OF Police
smith here that they arrested man
named Frederick Weller, "lhe man in
the east. whom Smith was anxious 90
ind. lie VIII be brought 20 Cleveland,
None OF the original seven arrested
can speak English, police announced.
Smith said they were members OF one
Of the most dangerous groups Of an
archisis in the country.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
SEAF0RD PLANS BIG
CELEBRATION TONIGHT
speelsl 10 The Eyenlng Journal.

SEAFORD. Del, oct. 3O.-A display OF
the prizes are on exhibition In the win
dows Of r. NJ. Kaufman Drug Go. and
T. C. Dawson a Bro. that viii be
awarded at the annual Halloween cele-
bration tonight. The money value OF
The prizes is about $1,000
The business people have responded
as never before In giving articles as
prizes for the parade. The celebration
VIII be the most elaborate ever held
10 Seaford. The lighting system for
High street. the main thoroughfare OF
the town, is completed. and all other
arrangements made for the festivities.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
LoDGEMrN no ATTEND CHURCH.

Members OF Star OF Bethlehem, l.. o.
l.. No. i25 and Pride OF Delaware Ladies'
J.. O. l.. POP are requested TO meet at
the hsll OF the order. No. 5i7 Shipley
street. Sunday morning at 3 o'clock, to
proceed 70 Goodman NJ Y. Church.
Fourteenth and dupont streets. where
they VIII attend services conducted by
The minister OF the church, the Rev.
Mr.. Harris.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
To ATTFND "Yu CONVFNTJON

Lawrence A. Davis, director OF educa.
tion at the Wilmington Y. NJ. c. A.
will leave Wilmington tomorrow for
New York. where he will attend the ses-
sions Of the ~" educational workers,
who will hold convention in the me
tropolis Saturday. "Y" men from all
parts Of the country VIII be In atten-
dance
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
RABBITS WILL BE PLENTIFUL.

state game Wardens say that, from
reports there VIII be more rabbits
when the season opens on November
IS than for the last two years The
shortage due TO disease which prevail
ed during the spring OF 1918 has been
overcome in some districts. II is ex-
pected that there viii be good rabbit
hunting throughout the State. Reports
Oh small game continue TO be favor
ahln
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
COLORADO GUARD
ARE MOBILIZING
Continued from FIrsl pnge

the strike order effective Friday night
Mine owners will not attempt 10 run
their properties when the strike be-
come effective, he said lie further
denied that operators had called a
meeting IN Cleveland to discuss the
pending strike.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30

You too, will be surprised and delighted
with its use, for while Il turns the dullest
beauty, II does not show the slightest sign
Of its use. n actually vanishes from sight
and the most heated atmosphere viii not
produce the slightest shinness or ggeasi-
ness OF the skin. Howards Buttermilk
Cream Is guaranteed 60 satisfy you In every
way or the purchase price viii be refunded.
Your drug or toilet goods counter can sup
ply you or you are sure TO get II at y. IL.
Danforth's.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
OYSTER DEMAND
EXCEEDS SUPPLY
oeaford Dealers Can Not
Near Fill All Their
Orders
LAY CORNERSTONE OF
MASONIC TEMPLE
,pecIaI 10 The E,enIns Journal.

,lfCldi 10 lut LNNhiht 'VNih"t'
STAFFORD, Oct. 3d. Scaford oyster
packers report they are receiving more
orders than they can MI and are COM
pclled TO refuse many. Western deal
,rs are sending in daily large orders
which dealers here are endeavorins TO
ON as best they can. A prominent
packer said yesterday that II he could
sct 5000 gallons opened daily he could
not nll his orders. Practically every
packer Is having the oysters opened
in his own house this season and the
,huckcrs are making big money. They
usually start in 10 work about In the
morning and stop at 4 o'clock. They
are receiving 30 cents per gallon and
average around 81 day The oysters
are in fine condition and the packers are
setting god prices. Standards are
bringing $50 per gallon and selects
1870 The dredging season VIII open
November and considerable moro oys-
lers viii then be thrown on the mar
kct. The dealers are unable 30 account
Tor tho unusual demand az this time,
as the rush does not usually start until
about November 40. when they COM
mcncc 10 mn orders for the Thanks
giving trade They figure this year
that the Thanksgiving orders will sur
pass any Since they have been in busi-
less.
A number of Seaford mssons were
present yesterday at the laying OF Tho
cornerstone Of The Masonic Temple In
course OF erection at fredericksburg, Md
A masquerade party was given last
night in the J. o. u. A. NJ. Hall for the
benefit OF the seaford Camp Fire Girls.
Tho pupils In grades 3 and OF the
Seaford High School are organizing for
cooperative games. NThey will play
Volley BAN and basketball The courts
are being arranged for them now.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
IIurnnnnI. cnrrnN

LIVERPOOL, oct. 30 lUnlted Pressl.
Spots opened active today, with prices
lower sales amounted to 1900 bales,
Receipts totalled 1900 bales, all Amer
lean. Futures opened steady and quiet.
American mlddlings fair, 1880; good
middlings, 25S0; full mlddlings, 202O;
mlddlings. 2il0; low middlinss, 223o
good ordinary 20.i0; ordinary, 1910.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
NEW POLICE ANTRuLANcE COMING

'PoIlce department oillclals hope that
The new police ambulance Will arrive
during the campaign for the police pen
sion fund. The machine, which was
constructed by the Cadillac Company,
left Detroit, Mich, several days ago, in
charge Of a demonstrator and Is now
being driven overland 10 this city
The ambulance cost 1900 and is mod
ern In every respect.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
CARR.HaLLMAN.

Miss Florence Z. Carr, OF this city
and Frank w IIallman were married
last Sunday evening at the parsonage
Of Madeley NJ L. Church, by the Rev.
l.. NJ. Broadway.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
NrlY YnRk CnTTnN.

NEW YORK, oct. 30. UNITED Press.
The cotton market opened easier to-
day. December sold at 1910, on 10;
January, 1855, Off G; March. 3725, OF
10; May, 3i9O, of 10, and July, 33i5,
of Is.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
co,lnT 80 wwJTuo,iT p,ar.

The county courts are now without
The services OF . page. William o. rsy.
,sho held The position f0r three years.
having enlisted ip The army. The
courts are nov seeking successor 70
Ray
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
IN MEMoRtAM

In loving memory Of our dear baby LII
Ian MAY Davis. who departed this life,
October 80, 1915.
Soft and bright the stars are shining,
on a sad and lonely grave;
Lies our baby we loved so dearly,
Whom we tried but could not save.
Parents and Grandparents
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
earn or TttANUs

We wish 10 thank friends for sympathy
and flowers during the recent Illness and
death OF our brother, Joseph A. Dance.
The Family.s
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
CHICAGO GRAR.

CHICAGO. oct. 80. UNITED Press).-
Opening grain:
Corn, Dec. i27%62s; May, i2i@A.
oats, Dec, 7lh; May, 7ils.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30

For Colds or Influenza
and as n Preventative take LAXATIVE
BRoMO QUINfNB Tablets. Look for u.
W. GROVES signature ON tho boz. 3Oc,--
ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. William r. Marsden, OF Jackson
vile, Fla; Mrs. John Hutton. of North
East, Md. and Mrs. Eliza McCracken.
OF this city, have been the guests OF
Mrs. George Black. No. 1916 Delaware
avenue, and Mrs. Emily Dickinson. OF
NO. 1916 Delaware avenue.
Mrs. David Gray, OF No. i3i Wesl
Thirteenth street. and Mrs. G. B. Loft
land, OF New Castle. spent the week
end with Mrs. Warren S. McCalllster.
near Newark.
Mrs. Mary n. McCalllster. Harry
Farra and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren l.. Me
Calllster, and son Janvier. and Miss
Elizabeth McCalllsier, OF stanton, have
been the guests OF Mrs. Amos De Croft
at Hanover, Pa, for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanvakas. OF
Waterbury, Conn. are spending some
time with his cousin, Peter Hanvakos.
OF No. 400 Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
MISS HUSBANDS TO BE RRIpr.

Mr.. and Mrs. George William Hobbs,
OF No. 2i05 Madison street, have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their
niece, Miss Beatice Idle Husbands. 10
Edward Gibson, Jr., the ceremony 10
take place IN Brandywine NJ. T.. Church
on Saturday evening November g.
Both young people are well known in
this city. Miss Husbands Is a daughter
OF William Husbands, OF Elan. Pa.
but has made her home in this city
for several years with her aunt and
uncle az No. 2i05 Madison street. Mr..
Gibson is the oldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Gibson, OF No. 2i0i Tat
nall street On Monday evening the
groom-to-be entertained az dinner his
best man and the young men who will
serve as his ushers. Those at the din
ner were: Frank =. Mitchell G. w.
Hobbs, Or. Bertram, Wilder Ayerst.
Alfred nobergonnes. Those assisting
with tho dinner were Mrs. Frank y
Mitchell, Mrs. g. William Hobbs. Mrs.
NJ. Foster. Miss Beatrice Husbands.
Miss Virginia Springer and Miss Esther
Walther.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30

Col. Graphophone Pfd lqu0ied ON New
York Stock Exchange.)
Col. Graphophone Com. quoted on New
York Stock Exchange.)
'EX-Divldend.
Evening journal., 1919-10-30
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird & Co., dupont Building, fur
nlsh the following quotations Of local
securities: Bid Asked
Arizona republican., 1919-07-30
NINE LEGION POSTS
 ALREADY IN STATE

Nine posts of the American legion have already been organized in Ari- zona and eight more towns have ap- piled for charters or called meetings to get together the number requisite to apply, according to Andrew J. Mar tin of Tucson, who was in Phoenix yesterday for the organization of the Arizona state resources board, of which he is a member. Martin is also state commander of the American legion. The places where posts are already established are Phoenix, Tempe. Tuc- son, Jerome Ajo, Miami, Globe. Doug las and Bisbee. Those desirious of organizing who have so signified are Tombstone Hayden, Kingman, Ray, Flagstaff, Parker, Nogales and Will cox
 The legion should, at the present rate. have a membership of at least | 1000 service men by September 1, in l the opinion of the state commander.