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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
LOOK FOR ACROBAT IN
CONNECTION WITH THEFT

Paris, Nov 2.--FoIfowfrg the
mysterious theft OF n s.ono year old
Phoenician gold chain from a show
case in the Louvre. the Paris police
are looking for an acrohatic art COL
lector.
The police say the thief must be
n acrobat because the THEFT waz nc-
complished by climbing up outside
the Louvre 20 the top floor. and he
must be an art collector because he
ignored Jewels OF fabulous worth IN
nearby show cases, taking only thu
chain. which IS OF but little intrinsic
value.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03

Washington. y. G, Nov, 3--~in
connection with the petition sent 70
WRGhlnGton by a group OF Spaniards,
suggesting that this would be an
cpportuue time for the United states
tc withdraw it's troops from sanio
Domingo The National Geographic
society has issued the following bull
lctin concerning the island repub-
lie
Geographically, tho island or
HaiI. including within its limits the
TWO republics OF S4nto Domingo ana
Haiti. IN In the class OF the most
favored OF nations. situated on the
Western continent about midway
between it's two grand divisions OK
North and South America and
Astounding In natural resources
SAYS the bulletin, which IL based on
Il comm unicatiou from Rear Adwl-
RAJ Colby NJ Chester O.. s y
The name Haiti or High
Island Ia significant OF the charac-
ter OF ITS Topography Sire" once
said a British admiral e. HIS king
George The Third. when asked
about the island, Haiti looks ike
that and he crumplcd up a piece
"f paper and placed II upon the
table. 4 brief description though
this may he. II well fitted the case
The island is about 400 miles long
$50 miles wide, ana is about the
size OF the state Of New York It ls
irregular In shape snd is intersect-
81 hy three chains OF mountains
Historically. Haiti. or Santo Do
uireo. Is the senior Of eur own
country n we leave ont If consia-
Grafton the legendary reports con
corning the visits OF the Norsemen
to our northern COASTS 800 years ago.
and are somewhat indebted to this
heautifui island for our own de-
yelnpment
On Saint Nicholas Day fDecem
her 81. 1892. Columbus entered q
oort Mt the extreme west end Of tho
STAND ~ Santo Domingo or. as the
whole island was then called By sho
aborirlncS Haiti The natives
themselves called the port F}oh q.
but Column bus christered Il. in hon
or Fl the day ne was celebrating.
Fort Saint Nicholas the name stan
existing as Saint Nicholas Mole
This date win ever be memorable
III the annals If Tho Taltfere as
marking the beginning OF the his
tory Of the island
'columb bus NOW called the island
Iiispaniola in honor of the country
which had sent him forth 10 dis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
CoMMtSDAHT AT ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE COMMITS G,r.r

Annapolis Md NOV 2-I.ieutrn-
nt-Colonel Duncan Elliott. L. s A.
Gamma ndant at st. Johns coHeg.
committed suicide tonight hy shoot
Ing himself in the head with a ser
vice pistol
lieutenant Colonel Elliott was a
sew Yorker He was commissioned
.u nh" army n 1900 and wa retired
phvstcal disability in 1917 I'm
"a t'h and consequent mental de-
fai}2om"at rs believed 10 have led
70 rho suicide.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
Island Of Haiti Geographically
in Class of Most Favored Nations
History of Island of Two Republics Rich In Instances of Ro
mantle as Well as Historic Interest.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
SENATE To DEBATE
LODGES PROPOSAL
By STTS McCRNTlt

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liking OF definite date for rha
irai vote. said Senator fIjtHhoacE
IS thal under such an agreement,
the Republicans being IA u uuUo.4.,.
ana therefore able t. control the
LIot1aure OF me senate could ut
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be denied an opportunity to OK
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
GENEVA SAYS WILSON
WILL NOT HEAD LEAGUE

London, Nov President will
son intends TO decline tho presidency
0' the league of nations, tho Geneva
correspondent of the Daily News
tolegraphs he learns on good author
ity The president, adds tho corre-
sQondent. will recommend instead for
the high office. Paul Hymans. the
Belgian foreian minister
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
LITTER FROM PRESIDENT
Is STOLEN AT REL GRADE,

Rome Nov "a personal letter by
president Wilson containing promises
Of political concession by the allies
10 the Jugo- Slavs has heen stolen
from the safe of the foreign minis
ter If JuFo-SlaVia at Belpl ade, ac-
cording TO the newspaper n Tempo.
The pa0cr adds that he inquiry
WiU proh-h BIZ involve Mine Nesnitch,
wife of the foreign minister.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03

Ne" York, Nov 2.--Plumbcrs in
HF""hlFn threaten to strike tomor.
70" unless tho master plumbers
Ers'f tHcir demands for wage IA
crcaaos The men arc now receiy1u. =
~ day and ask an advance to 81
Immediately, with p further increase
to sio dav BEGINNING January /.
One thousand mon are involved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03

Paris Nov , The FIRST German to
Fnt~' Paris since the war. not count
ms peace emlssarics, is fourteen
Frar-oid boy named Fred Steichristt
When taken into custody he said b.
DAD Followed two American marines
from 'oblenz because they bad been
E.hd To- him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
ATSTIE ms AfAY-ASK THAT
GERMANY NNNEX COUNTRY

NIenFla, Nov nj Wa london
NoV. z0-Ehancellor Renner, ad-
dressing the national assembly to-
day said:
IF X is impossible for Austrians
70 live as free men. they will unan-
inouslY demand annexation of
Austria 70 Germany
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03

PARIS. s%@v 2.-A-yt I'm legs Than two
--,-Es' coal supply IN sight, Paris is
face 10 face with a grave fuel crisis.
nl'ss immediate relief is forthcom-
lug the power plants and factories
"s5l be forced to close and subway
and suburban railway traffic win
cease
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
SAYS EUROPE * FAMlNt

~ T'TVN ~ MD IMTDNE3ISFFEU
New york, ..ov. Europe is
IN famine stricken wors cess i'm
poNerished state" sad Alfred G.
Gardiner. former editor of the Lon
dnn '''i% News, VINO arrived hort
'"'"y On 1hr Caroaia for the pur-
los" OF studying American indus
''.- aHd economic problems with
relation to those OF England.
II me situation over there IL TO
i1' redeemed, he added Il Gaus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
Council Meets Innlght

THO common council viii hold It's
rogular monthly meeting tonight
d 8 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03

pnot st"rt its vert. Anythinc
he The GAL strike which interfercs
With u shipment Of supplies to
Europe adds greatly h the menace
th4l Hangs over the world"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03

London, Nov. 2.--The price of
sugar has been officially raised to II
cents a pound, while milk Will here
fter cost a shilling per quart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-03
,ppiy Of coal mus, be far from

/UUppH Oh Soaa AtASN w '"@
normal.
your proposition amounts. In
affect. to a declaration that coal
dealers should be permitted to take
ADVANTAGE OF these abnormal con
ditionx and have their prices based
entirely unon the law Of supply
and demand. which l. only another
sway OF saying that they should De
permitted to charge whatever they
please.
THE demand for fuel will he
constantly increasing with the sup
ply decreasing, unless there Is gov
eminent regulation, prices charged
TO the public viii be outrageous
and the profits accrulng 10 dealers
uncouscionahle
You ought to he quite as will
ing as other citizens to cooperate
in the general public welfare in
this emergency even to the extent
of sacrificing profits
The action Of the government
in restraining the officers OF The
mine workers union from further
ing the sty,Ee order. already issued
was taken solely u The general pub
lie interest and ] shall not permit
It TO be used directly or indirectly
for the benefit ct the employ era
Hdc Of the controversy
IF any such advantage te aiken
IF rreScnt conditions by a'v ar
Management q agaseFnea Of the two
or more persons En rcstr-ct either
production or distribution in order
70 enhance tn, prlre q fuel, l shall /
without hesitation take rrey ise'} .
the same action against surh per
sons as has hcen taken against
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
woRmNG rOR KINDERGARTEN LEGISLATION.

n PECIAL interest being shown this winter legsla-
y tion to promote the extension Of kindergarten
classes.
During the last year the United States Bureau Of Educa
ton urged civic organizations and omens clubs TO work
for Kndergartens a vital wartime necessity to
for the children whose parents busy In the
prosecution Of the war.
II becomes daily apparent that the Of the
children Of the allen Is problem second In Importance
TO and the Kindergarten Is known to be vital
Amercanzng agency the interest this department
receiving special attention at this time.
Word has been received that efforts being made to
kindergarten legislation this winter In New York,
Pennsylvania ohio Illinois, Indiana Kansas and Arizona
The most popular model the law In force In Califor
which It's Kndergartens have than trebed
President Poncare said when opening the Peace Con-
gress
"But justice is not inert It does not submit to in
Justice"
rs not unjust TO provide for only small proportion
OF children educational advantage which all are
entitled to receiver" the Bureau OF Education inquiries
Those awake to the privilege Of aiding this
invited TO write for Information the kindergarten
Extension Division Of the United States OF Educa-
on the National kindergarten Association both located
at No. West Fortleth street, New York
II seems to us that there is opportunity for many
Delaware communities 10 work for this OF educa-
tiona betterment.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
With The Pdfaqraphers

as 700 B. C.-Pttsburgh Dispatch.
For short distances the salmon is the syviftest swim
Of all nsh. il travel at the rate OF Twenty-Five
miles an hour.-lndianapois News.
Every time the telephone he thanks Provl-
dence that the has thus far kept Its hands
OF the subwsy--New York Tribune.
The late Gar Of Russia had dragon attooed on his left
forearm, and quite number Of other European royasts
both past and present have been similarly decorated"-
Pittsburgh Dispatch
For 1913 years a has been preached in Hendon
lEngland) parish church the text Human Life Is a
bubble" Richard Johnosn. who died in 1885, left the
masters and wardens OF the Statoners Company trus-
tees Of his estate and out Of the interest the vicar Of Hen
don to receive guinea for preaching this sermon
and two wardens Of the company guinea each for lis
tening to H.-Rocky Mountain Herald.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
A FINE DISPLAY OF CIVIC SPIRIT.

q NCE a deplorable accident in front Of the Womens
~ College in Newark several days ago. there has been
spirited revival Of the agitation in favor Of placing side
walks In South College Depot road from the
front Of old Delaware College down to the Pennsylvania
railroad station.
II is an improvement that should be made. Under
istng conditions. heavy both-way pedestrian traffic Is
thrown out into the roadway TO take It's chances with
heavy both-way automobile traffic
Such situation makes for accidents
College students. school children and commuters
pecially liable to be injured killed because they
compelled to use the so frequently.
We understood that the college officials stand ready
TO dedicate to the OF the public enough land make
room for an ample sidewalk on the east side Of the
avenue the entire length Of the danger zone.
That is fine display OF civic spirit It should be met
more than halfway by the county and town officials
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1919.
am rnE ELElrENTs ARE FAveRADLE.

~ HERE no division OF sentiment with respect 10 he
wisdom. Of improving that part Of the Wilmnston-to
PHILADELPHIA from the upper end OF Market street up
to Shelpot Park.
II all resolves Itself into question OF whether the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction Company, faced. as
It is by abnormal operating conditions can AFFORD to spend
the money that will be needed TO defray the expense OF
shifting the half mile OF trolley track from the easery
side Of the roadway 10 its center.
The short stretch Of cannot be improved intei
gently and permanently until those tracks have been
shifted.
We know es certainty that the traction olcas think
the tracks should be shifted and that the thoroughfare
should be paved to put harmony with the paving OF
upper Market street and the old Wilmington and Phila
dephia turnpike In the course OF extensive ana eA
pensive improvement
We also know Of certainty that the traction officials
who do not want to ny in the OF public sentiment
expressed by the Rotary Club and other organizations are
willing to shift the tracks IL suitable financial arrange
nents can be made
We also know Of certainty that experts for the rac
ton company engaged in figuring out schedule OF
costs incident to such an operation
We have no doubt that ultimately the efforts Of the
Rotary Club and others have the roadway improved viii
be crowned with success.
The state Highway Commission stands ready to take
over the half mile OF road and improve IT.
The money needed for rebuilding the road Is available
The traction officials seemingly willing 10 cooperate
as soon they get the money they need for the
track-shifting work.
It viii be seen therefore that all the elements IA
vorable 10 early consumption Of the much-needed
public improvement.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
AFRu1TFuL JOINT MEETING.

i ton and the Maryland Editorial Association held in
the Hotel dupont Saturday was noteworthy affair
It brought together from all parts Of Peninsula and
from some parts Of the Western Shore OF Maryland daily
and weekly newspaper and led to an exchange Of
views which cannot fail to be beneficial to all the districts
represented.
Then too the Joint meeting had fine social side thanks
70 tne spirit Of good-feowship which prevailed
erneFs Of the Fourth Estate and The delightful hospl
, extended to them by Ernest Taite manager Of the
no'el DUPONT who did everything his power and much
~ s,aa reasonable might have been expected Of him.
~ 'o'n' meeting an unprecedented success.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
DELAWARE CITY GOSSIP.
,ecial 10 The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITL, Jan. 2s-Leslie
Beck OF Philadelphia, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and MS
Stewart Beck.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
were conducted on Sunday by the Rev
Mr.. Henderson OF Princeton University
James B.ayshaw. medical student oi
jefferson College. spent Sunday with
his parents here.
Miss Nan OToole, OF Wilmington. was
a week end guest OF Mrs Stewart Beck
Ralph Cannon is spending a few days
with his aunt. Mrs. Harry Nickle.
Roy Cox, who has been stationed al
Camp Dix, has been mustered out OF
the army.
Wesley Jones, OF Chester, Pa, spent
the week end with his sister, Ms.
Robert Hill.
Albert Robinson OF St. Georges has
moved his family into The house on
Washington street, recently vacated by
Sergeant Sickle.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
AUTO ACCIDENT PREVENTION.

HE Highways Transport Committee OF the Council OF
National Defense through It's regional State district
and local organizations preparing to give assistance to
the nationwide movement looking 10 reduction OF the
number Of accidents resulting from careessness either
the part Of drivers vehicles Of pedestrians That
VIII be good work.
In this work II viii have the assistance Of leading
authorities throughout the country. who individual
ly and as members Of organizations, giving special
study to highway traffic problems and dangers The Ma
tiona Highway Traffic Association recently organized for
the purpose Of advapcng the efficiency and regulation
highway traffic. has lndorsed this activity OF the High
ways Transport Committee Council Of National Defense
Letters from State highway engineers engineers
and Others have been received approving the movement
and applaudns It's purpose
Not only the National Capital where the number Of
accidents has been characterized by the press edoraly
and otherwise during recent weeks. appalling but else
whore throughout the country the Of killed and
mamed has reached such proportions as TO suggest the
urgent need helpful methods looking the reduction
Of the same
The general adoption by cities and communities OF
modern principles embodied in carefully prepared high
way traffic regulations Il is believed would reduce
terially the number Of accidents.
The Introduction OF motor trucks into the commercial
life OF the nation which Is taking place on such large
scale also the possibility OF street and
highway accidents This may tend to result in greater
death injury rate than in the past unless highway
regulations are more generally adopted by authorities,
and copies OF these regulations made easily available
to the public that they may be the generally under
stood.
We have many deplorable accidents In Delaware.
and other State should the Highway Transport Com
mttee nnd heartier cooperation In It's laudabe work
than right here.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
GET THE MONEY Avn ,,sr

THE condition Of the New casue o.
enough last summer and fan -''"as was Dao
1t is infinitely worse now.
With Its humps and its bumps. Its holes and %.
infurates the travelling public against ,bs % u
tration and especially against the Street and seSsr
partment. ' De
Our city officials ought to do something 90
conditions.
II, as is asserted. the Street and Sewer pepartner,
hasn't the money needed to put the road across th
marshes in proper stale Of repair the funds shoud
be provided with instructions that they be applied intel
leently soon weather conditions will permit Of such
application
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
GEMS OF THOUGHT
in grabber is a Joy stabber.

A coin grabber is Joy stabber.
II you are easily nsuted insult awaits on
corner.
.-:-.-.
"Fun many gem Of purest ray serene" is bought on the
nstallment plan.
-.
Everybody knows what's the matter with you but not
what's the matter with himself.
Lots Of times when you think the world Is about to
come TO an end, It's only just beginning
sumo men conquer the world others conquer lion
- 'OoAlhs IL straight in the eye and cracking whip
Mno takes no thought Of the always is
he morro company than one who takes all thought Of
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
BCLSHEVISM SIMPLY
A BRUTAL SAVAGERY
With Can't Be Got with dealisc Sophistyg
Dreamers Foly-Boled Down to Substance Leaves
Nothing Better Than Slime
tF. S. in providence JOvrnal.)

assassin. its only crime being intelli-
gence-this sanguinary Russia is Boil
shevlsm come into autocratlc control
OF the lives and affairs Of a great people
and thank God, a Bolshevlsm written
on the blackboard OF the wosli for al
men to see, the sum, the difference, the
product, and the quotient Of Nihilism
and anarchy. Let the picture OF it and
words descriptive OF II stand there as
reminder 10 mankind that no matter
how high the lowly are exalted TO
Semitic philosophy, experience and ira
dition teach that a nations greatness
is merely the sum Of the progress OF
its individual citizens and that a citi.
zenry Of ciphers will never add up TO
anything-F. S. In Providence Journal.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
AIRpLANEs CARRY
FRENCH FOOD NOW

N. E. A. Special to The Evening Journal
PARIS France. Jan. 2S.-Airplanes
carry food to the northern regions OF
France. Big bombing planes which al
night time used to fly over the enemies
camps and depots are now engaged upon
work Of salvation. The government de-
cided TO make use OF military planes
after an inspection Of roadways and
railways which were found 10 be in q
very bad condition.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
BOSTON NunsE TO PARIS.

BY tnP UnIteu PFess.
PARIS. Jan. i0-By Msfl-Miss Carrie
NJ. Hall OF Boston, formerly chief nurse
for the American Red Cross IN Great
Britain, has been appointed director OF
the bureau OF nursing here. succeeding
Miss Ruth Morgan, who has returned
10 America.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
INTERESTING INTEREST.

By the United Press.
SYDNEY. N. S. w. Jan. 2-By Mail
Interest on Australia's war debt will
amount to sl00,000,0O0 annually accord
ing 10 announcement made by G. S.
Beeby. min ster for labor and industry
Of New South Wales. OF this sum S25,-
100000 will be interest on debt incur
red in repatriation Of Australian sol
diers
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
(Helps TO Beauty.)

A safe, reliable home-treatment for
the quick removal Of superfluous hairs
from your face or neck is as follows
Mix a stiff paste with some water and
powdered delatone. apply TO objection
able hairs and after two or three min
utes rub off. wash the skin and the
hairs are gone. This simple treatment
is unfailing and no pain or inconveni-
ence attends its use. but to avoid dis
appointment be certain you get genuine
delatOne.
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
WORTHY OF EMULATION.

NNE Of the leading Odd Fellows Lodges in the Della
W jurisdiction is Fairfax No. s. It is well COM
posed to membership and vrie in action We have re-
ceved under the seal Of that lodge the following letter
Of appreciation:
To the Editor Of The Evening Journal
Sir: have been instructed by vote of Fairfax Lodge
10 write you and thank you publishing in your paper
the news Of this lodge
Thanking for your kindness in publishing our news
yyer remain
Evening journal., 1919-01-28
WEI YEAR For GREECE.
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
ATHENS. Greece, Jan. 4--By Mall
War conditions have not been permitted
TO interfere with wine making in
Greece.
A conservative estimate places the
1918 production OF wine at more than
100000 gallons This despite the
food shortage, which created a demand
for fresh grapes as food last summer.
The 1918 wine crop Is estimated 10
be nearly double that OF 1917.