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New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Thompson Tells
Bribers' Names:
Inquiry Voted
Continued from page L

floor of the Senate that ne was IN no,-
session OF information tending to
establish that certain persons are en-
gagged in an attempt to improperly in
huence said Senator to support certain
pending legislation, now, therefore. be
it,
Resolved, That the Committoa an
judiciary Of the Senate be authorized
and empowered and directed to make a
1uil and complete investigation Of
such alleged attempt, and Of anv H.
legal or improper conduct whatsoavor
IN connection herewith, or with legis-
iat'on pending at this or any previous
session Of the Senate and Ia ~a,o-+
thereon to the Senate with such recon, '
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
atlantic City Plan Ratified

n,rvToN. April s.-The plan to
,.,artic City the Capital of the
max, ,ss ~ nv providing seat for the
,,,s "0.'s Of nations was ratified in the
league Y, Assembly to-day to hearty
House o. 4 bin introduced by As
Applause Cochran. OF Atlantic City,
ssrnbl;y,ma1f sr,;,ns for the requirement of lands
pr0v'saiG;isa 'sa';ia;ncs inc to house the proposed
sad oanu,sS was unanimously passed: A
ieagnie,, ieagi.,,;on NJ by Mr.. Cochran. permitting
rss0.ais'Ota res .itv to dedicate the property so ae-
CURED ~ oose Of its acceptance for such
ne ne. was also passed.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Sergeant at arms Seeks
Man in Bribe Inuuirv

ways of the city last night was
one of the sergeants-at-a from
the State Senate at Albany
In his pocket he carried subpoena.
He was looking for the man who, it
is believed, can name the person or
persons who are alleged to have Of
fered Senator George F. Thompson,
of Niagara County, 100000 bribe
to favor the Carson Martin street
car fare bill
The man was named by Senator
Thompson before committee of
the Judiciary Committee of the Sen
ate at Albany yesterday, as the one
who had told him that $4,000 would
be available if he would assist in the
passage Of the Martin bill. He is
described as a person who has not
been prominently identified with the
Legislative agents at the capitol
SO far as is known, the much wanted
man Is not known to have had anv
connection with any traction inter
ests.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Guard Falls Between Cars
IL. X. T. EmpIoyc Killed in
williamsburg Bridge Accident

Archibald Raynor, twenty-five years
old. guard employed on the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit system, was killed early
last evening on the Williamsburg
Bridge, when he fell between two cars
Of tho train on which he WAS working
The accident was not discovered for
some time and the police believe
several trains passed over his body.
ltaynor was guard on train, which
left the Manhattan end Of the bridge
during the rush hour. II Is thought
he may have possibly been pushed
from the platform by the crowd which
forces its wny onto nll trains leaving
about TINT time.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Newspapers Are Delivered
From London by Airplane
Mem York Tribune

NetD York Tribune
Foreign Press Bureau
On the 18th Of last month newspapers
were carried for the first time by aero
plane from London for distribution.
Says "The London Times:
"A Neuport Nighthawk 500 horse
power acroplane was piloted by Leslie
Tait-Cox to Bournemouth and arrived
at 7: l5 a. m, three quarters Of an hour
before the train carrying the London
papers.
"The neropane carried a special late
edition of THE Daily Mail and the
first person to receive a copy of the
paper was the Mayor. The machine
travelled at a speed Of 100 miles an
hour. The distance from London to
Bournemouth as the crow flies is nine
ty miles, but the pilot encountered fog
and made n circuit out to sea before
landing. The time taken for the jour
ney was SO minutes, as against two and
one-haf hours by train"
New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
Former Iinvoy Kills Self

OSWEGO, N. Y. Aprli 2s. Emil
David. former American Vice Consul
nj Zurich, Hwitseflnnd, was found dead
ih his place Of business he.e to. day.
suicide by hanging. He had recovered
recently from pneumonia.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
1904 DELAWARE AVENUE

ThresOry bfck and bath eleotFlc ghIs, a aFs
This Of the best houses we are
Excellent condition Possession
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
a Few Specials
I'm Real Estate

Near Ninth and dupont, rooms,
oath, porch. gas lighting. cement cellar.
This property is located on a paved
street. and is in flrst-ciass condition.
Price only $1,000
Clayton street, G rooms. bath,
porches. gas and electric, hot water
heat. Price $500.
Within 20 minutes walk OF Tenth
and Market. rooms, bath, porch. gas,
and electric, beam-ceiling livingroom,
steam heat. Price only siUO. This is
a dandy home and in a good location.
Eighteenth street. near west, : room
bath. pantry, hot water heat. gas and
electric, floors highly polished. Garage
space Property in flrst-class condition
throughout. Price s6,5OO. Possession
soon.
Washington Heights. rooms, bath,
porch, gas and electric, heater. Price,
$500 Condition fine.
Elsmere. 6-doom brick house. win
bath. porch. gas and electric, and
heater. Garage for 4 cars. Lot 5Oxi50.
Price $500 This is a bargain.
i2-acre truck and poultry farm, WIN
an abundance Of fruit, extra large
poultry houses, and several brooder
houses. stable. and nice Groom dwell
ing with modern bath; q acre aspar-
agus, Y acre rhubarb. Near trolley
and only 10 minutes from Wilmington
by automobile. Price only $4,000.
SO acres, 20 acres tillable, balance
meadow and woods, % minutes from
Wilmington by automobile. Fine
dwelling OF i2 rooms. and 7-room ten
ant house. Outbuildings are large and
very substantial This rs an excellent
dairy farm, and is very well adapted
for fruit. Price only $500. The build
ings could not be built for the price
asked. and considering the quality OF
the land this is the cheapest farm on
the market today.
? farms near Centreyilie. about q
mile of new Kennett Pike. These farms
contain about 95 acres each and can be
bought at surprisingly low figures.
Buildings are very good, ana meadows
well watered.
2 excellent farms on Limestone Road,
near kennett trolley. Each farm con-
tains about ii5 acres OF the best farm
ing land in this section. These farms
are bout 9 miles from Wilmington on
stone road. Prices reasonable for this
iOCdUOn.
80 acres on stone road from Summit
Bridge TO Glasgow, IS miles from VIII
mington. GO acres tillable, ~ acres
woods, fine meadow and some fruit.
Good 7-room dwelling, with excellent
shade. Barn, stable, silo, poultry house
and large machine shed. This is a good
level farm. Price only $1,000.
200 acres, IL miles from Wilmington.
Dwelling practically new, and large
This is a fine farm, with
enough fut to pay for IL within a very
few years, Price right FOR a quick
sale.
2815 acre truck farm, miles out Lam
caster pike. Price $1,000 for quick sale.
For further information see
nj. w. Vaughn
Real Estate, Mortgages. Insurance,
pa Orange Street.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
DELAWARE 1--WE. NEAR RODNEY ST.

Fourteen and BATH and electric lights heater
his property excellent condition. Possession December &
Evening journal., 1919-11-08

A CORNER PROPERTY-15O1 DELAWARE AVE.
BATH and electric lights heater porch
Posses
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
422 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET

deached Win
dnngro0m Kitchen
bedrooms baths and enclosed
porch the
Improvement This property designed and built by the
the material workmanship
located just OF the Boulevard paved street and we
possession
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
919 CLAYTON STREET

Semdetached and bath reception hall and pantry Lot
20 with chicken plenty This
condition quick desired and
be
Evening journal., 1919-11-08

101 SOUTH HARRISON STREET
water heat; good
condition, with plenty Of space for Possession
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED

pantry and laundry
Spacious porch hot Extra
finish these
immediate well the selection OF lighting nx
paper Excellent Inspection
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
Real Estate i'm All les Branches
20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL TRANSACTIONS
21O5 LANCASTER AVENuE

beautiful detached home located on lo iOox2o with an enclosed
porch 2xi0 feet which heated Twelve baths steam heat
old shrubbery
ing and with the which be bought for less than
onehaf the cost TO build the house quick sale is desired and posses
sion be had
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
BOULEVARD SECTION


laundry stationary tubs and electric lights pohes Lot
the best properties
listed with Condition Possession 30 days.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
A REAL HOME AND INVESTMENT

baths uIed),
with colonial finish second
detached and laundry
finished The third
apartment which will permit
The location
and trolley and increasing in value.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
26O4 WASHINGTON STREET

practically WIN and bath porches hot water heat
electric lot Price includes
awnings storm windows
Evening journal., 1919-11-08

A REAL INSTRUMENTATION ST. NEAR 10TH
five apartments This property is in excellent and
date in every respect.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
26O2 VAN BUREN STREET

sem-detached square bedrooms. loot frontage hot
water heat and electric and Possession be
had November %
Evening journal., 1919-11-08

400 WEST TWENTY-FlFTH STREET-A HOME
gas electric lights heater porch lot 20
Possession December %.
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
A BEAUTIFUL HOME-11O4 RODNEY STREET

Thirteen and baths HARDWOOD floors steam heat gas
lights porche This propert
the best residential sections in the city, Possession
Evening journal., 1919-11-08
RIAL rsr,TE-ror s,I.E
FOR SALE

rOlM 9AALlG
11O4 Rodney ST., detached. 13 rooms. .
baths. pOrches, steam heat lot 42x100
immediate possession.
Boulevard. near Goth St, detached. IL
rooms baths, porcbes, hot water heat,
large lot; possession.
1897 w. Seventh ST., semi detached, S rooms,
bath, porches, hot water heat, hardwood
noors, laundry, garage, gas and cleo
trie lights; possession can be ar-
ranged.
27O5 Tatnal St, 10 rooms. bath, porch,
heater; possession In 80 days.
25O1 West ST., rooms, bath. porch. heater
good condition.
W. Seventh St. near Washington II rooms.
bath. porch, heater; good location for
r00mers.
1929 W. Third ST.. rooms, bath, porch,
gas light; possession IN 80 days.
S. f. Corner Fourth and Adams sts., store
and dwelling, IL rooms, bath. porch,
steam heat; good location for restaur-
ant or groceries; possession in 80
days.
Complete listings city. suburban and farm
property.
WYNN. v Montgomery
d. & A. $40. oia~ orange St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

This case is directed at the railroad
administration and is an attempt by
the Inland Empire Shippers league.
Portland and allied interests. to win
a lower freight rate than that which
is now i'm effect to Puget Sound and
Columbia river ports.
The Inland Empire Shippers
league. as explained by Oswald West,
it's attorney, is a voluntary organiza'
ton OF farmers and shippers having
interests in those sections OF Oregon.
Washington and Idaho known as the
Inland Empire. This league was the
first to file complaint against the al
legged unreasonable rates 10 Portland.
Astoria. Vancouver. Wash. an d
other Columbia river points.
The compliments maintain h I
shipments TO Columbia river ports
are entitled to lower freight rates
than those 10 Puget Sound ports be
cause the former go over railroads
with "A natural down grade, whereas
the latter must be carried over the
mountains. The distances involved in
both instances do not differ much.
Astoria is allied with the Puget
Sound interests In fighting this case,
That oregon city opposes Portland
because Portland asks for n lower
freight rate 10 Portland than the rate
to Astoria. The rates TO the two
cities are now the same. altho AS
toria Is 100 miles further west from
the Inland Empire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
LEWIS ORPHEUM

Manager Eugene Levy has In
stalled an added attraction 10 rs She
My Wife?" the musical comedy
which the Midsummer Folly Co. is
presenting at Levy's orpheum this
week. Besides the usual number of
musical specialties turnout the show
there are 20 red.headed shimmie
dancers who shimmie to foxtrot. one
step and waltz time. Gin Winkler
helps the shimmiers along by playing
jazzy selections on the violin.
The action OF "Is She My Wife,"
takes place in an artists studio. The
artists masterpiece (the painting of
a pretty girD comes to life and
causes the artist all sorts OF trouble
with his wife and mother-in.law.
The Ames Quartette are still on
hand and delighted the audience with
a number OF new selections. Mead
Seigler's number, "Chong." In which
the girls wear brilliant colored cos.
tunes. was one OF the biggest hits of
the show.
Rob Sandberg sings III Say She
Does" assisted by the girls, and Law
renee Ortiz, Pauline Arthur and Olive
Finney have lively musical offerings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
+ REL
ORMULA
OR
RECKLESS

IT you freckle easily. this IL The
season to prevent thier appearance
or remove these unsightly defects.
Here is a good oldfashioned form
uIa which does the work:
Derwillo, 2 ounces.
Oatmeal. 2 tablespoonfuls.
Use as directed in every package
of Derwillo.
This formula can be used freely,
as IL is absolutely harmless and will
not stimulate or produce growth
Of hair. Mix IL at home. then you
know YOU have the genuine article
DO not accept a substitute. as there
is nothing better. just as good or just
like It, Try it today and you will
BE delightfully."- surprised. Y GU r
frecltles and tan VIII disappear as II
by magic The first application Will
astonish you. lis splendid form
ula not only prevents and removes
freckies and tan. but beautifies as
well and brings to any skin that
rosy white. velvety sosSness so much
freckle remedy does this. II is also
splendid for dark. sallow skin.
roughness. pimples. blackheads. sun
spots, wrinkles chapped skin, and
puts the bloom OF youth on your
cheeks which will cause admiration
everywhere. You Will look many
years younger and have skin every
one Just loves to touch"
NOTF--Whcn asked about Der
willo one of our leading druggists
said: "Derwillo is surely a wonder
full aid in removing freckles and
tan. It Is awsv ahead of anything
we have ever sold before, and we
are authorized 10 refund the money
to every dissatisfied purchaser. We
would not permit the use of our
name Unless the article possessed
unusual merit" II IL sold in this
city under a positive money refund
guarantee by all department stores
and druggists. including the Bartell
and Owl Drug companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
Wilson & Company
Is Sold in East

CHICAGO, July 21.-(United
Press. )-Sale OF the fish and vege-
table canning plants of Wilson &
Company, one of the five big Chi
cago packers. has been made to a
new s35,000.000 corporation in New
York, according to announcement
made today in a circular letter to
stockholders over the signature of
Thomas Il. Wilson. president.
The purchasing company, Austin,
Nichols & Company. also made the
announcement in a letter to stock
holders. II said a new company
had been organized to handle the
new industry.
II was rumored here, but con-
firmation was not forthcoming,
that the New York company will
form great system of chain
stores to handle the fish and vege-
table canning business, as well as
other Wilson packing house pro-
ducts direct to the trade.
The trade was made on n cash
basis, the Wilson statement said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
PALACE HIP

Remnants" "homespun com
edy," presented by Elizabeth Shirley
and Everett Byington, Is one of the
outstanding features Of the new
show at the Palace Hip. The charac'
ters are department store buyer
and a travelling salesman recently re-
cruited from the country. The lines
are witty. the idea novel and the SEN
timents expressed are good workaday
philosophy.
John Geiger with his talking vio-
lin," is n big hit. and deservedly so.
for he is one of the cleverest of ma
nipulators OF this instrument and its
bow now in vaudeville. He makes 1t
talk with wonderful similarity TO the
human voice, and seems to enunci-
ate the words TO the last sound. He
initiates all sorts Of instruments and
also plays some high.class musical
selections.
The Neapolitan Four have a novel
ty entertainment offering which In
cludes music on three accordeons'
singing. whistling and comedy. 1t Is
prettily presented.
The Church Sisters are dancing
banjo girls. Frank Stanley and Bee
Wilson have "A surprise singing and
comedy chatter offering.
Bethieu and Morton sing and talk.
getting some clever comedy out of
the contrast between rural and city
points of view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
Banquet Levy in
Honor of Wedding

Altho the members of the Mid
Summer Follies company could not
be present at the wedding of their
employer, Eugene Levy, at the
Washington Hotel Sunday afternoon
because they had an audience to
amuse, they were not forgotten.
After the last performance of the
show Sunday night the stage was
cleared and n large banquet table
was set while walters in white
frocks took the place of stage
hands. The stage hands, actors, OPP
orators and musicians, SO in all,
proceeded to eat.
Mr. and Mrs. Levy stole few
moments' from their friends at the
Washington Hotel TO hurry TO the
theatre where he gave a short talk.
Ert G. Hunt, producer of the com.
pany, presented the bride and groom
with n Victrola as gift from the
members of the company, while
Ralph Birkenhoff presented an elab-
crate clock from the orchestra.
Mitchell Grosstein. manager of the
theatre, was POSTMASTER. Dancing
followed the banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
LOMBARD, LTD,
SCORES A HIT
Leo Garlic and Grace VAL
entine in Real Show


Some good actors can make you
laugh.
Some good actors can make you
cry.
Some OF the best actors can make
you laugh and cry.
Such IL Leo GARLIC. star of LON.
bardi. Ltd"
Leo and his delicious ''wop" accent
played with his auditors emotions
last night at the Metropolitan Thea
tire A hackneyed assertion? Yes
but it's true about Leo. There doesn't
seem To be weak link In the entire
chain OF laughter and tears. Garlic
is practically flawless I'm n character
ization which he might easily render
silly. But Garlic never Stops over.
and IL Is this very suppression In his
biggest scenes that makes "Lonbar-
di, Ltd" gem among plays.
All OF the scenes are laid In Tito
Lombardi's dressmaking establish
ment on Broadway, New York City.
There is the detestable broker with
nothing TO his credit but cash; there
is the faithful watchdog OF the treas
ury: there are enhancing models and
there Is Grace Valentine. Why at
tempt to portray the Valentine voice
or presence? II goes without saying
that Grace Is caked with class. In
fact. Lombard, Ltd" is billed as
the original New York company" II
looks the part. Leo and Grace are
ably aided and abetted by such ster
ling support as Hallam Bosworth
the bookkeeper: Marion Abbott. the
forewoman. and Harold Russell, the
theatrical manager.
lombard, Ltd" Is more thar
worth while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
BILL HART TALKS TO BOYS
by BILL HART


Honor is the greatest principle of
man.
1t is thing every boy must
possess and is as essential as the
air you breathe. There Is an old
adage which says even thieves have
honor If honor exists among this
class Of men that have strayed from
the straight paths, what would clean
living boys be without 1T The world
simply could not go on without
honor Kaiser Bin found that out.
Amy boy bred In this wonderful
country of ours can't he dishonor-
able. Re sure. boys. you grow as
big az your country i'm honor which
means that YOU viii always be hon
est. truthful and patriotIc-for your
country. family and fcllowman.
Truth Is the hardest hitter in the
world. And there Is more evil in n
lie than anything else. Don't tell
the first lie. IL may seem the easiest
way out Of "A difficulty, but that is
merely an illusion--the Illusion that
makes the lie attractive. BE selfish
enough to guard your honor. The
man SO extravaganza as to give his
honor throws away his soul. The only
person you deceive with lie IL your
self, for the truth always comes out
in the end and then the conse.
quences are worse than II you had
stuck to the truth in the begin
ming.
As an American boy you lay the
foundation for your entire life. II
you expect TO succeed. build your
foundation from the solid brick and
mortar OF honesty benjamin Frank.
I'm said: .Honesty Is the best poliey.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion
for a few oents-Try it!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white. shake well and
you have a quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion. and com
plexion beautifier. at very. very
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces O: orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweet.
ly fragrant lotion into the face.
neck. arms and hands each day and
see how freckies and blemishes dis
appear and how clear, soft and
rosy-white the skin becomes. Yes. 1t
Is harmless and never irritates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
Frisco Girls Are
Still Off the Job

SAN FRANCISCO. July 21.--Not a
striker returned to work for the Pa
cific Telephone & Telegraph company
here this morning, striking operators
reported. They stated that n number
of girls started for the exchanges to
go to work, but were met by heavy
cordons of pickets, who persuaded
them to remain out.
A meeting is in session to lay fur.
Their plans for resistance of interna-
tional officers orders to return to
work. following yesterdays mass
meeting when the workers voted not
to return to work, as ordered by in
ternational officials.
Oakland strikers took the same at
titude. and this morning no strikers
returned to work there. union heads
asserted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
MADISON PARK
CAUSES WORRY
Murphine Wants Council to
Take It Away

Thomas r. Murphine. superintend
ent OF public utilities, does not see
why his department should pay for
the upkeep OF Madison Park from
the municipal railway fund
For that reason Murphine asked
the city council Monday for author.
ity to transfer control of Madison
Park to the park department and
urged the councilmen to credit the
department OF public utilities with
a check representing the value of
the Madison park property.
For years Madison park was
maintained as public park by the
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Pow.
err Co. At one time Madison park
was the lodestone OF all city parks
but its popularity has waned al.
most to the vanishing point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21

newspapers. The government issued
an order closing restaurants and or
dering a three-day prohibition OF the
sale Of alcohol.
In France the strike had been
called off officially. kilograms from
Italy. Austria, Germany and Great
Britain indicated the movement had
been abandoned. either wholly or par
TALLY on account of the pressure of
public opinion.
Dispatches from Germany an
nounced that as result OF violent
protests from German agriculturists
and the public the world revolution
airy idea had been weakened very
greatly.
Vienna reports indicated the strike
failure there was due to public sent.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-21
WORLD STRIKE
SCHEME FAILS
Trouble in Norway Alone
May Prove Serious

PARIS, July 21.--United Press.>--
Advices from European countries es-
pecially the allied nations. Indicated
today that the international STRIKE
planned by the proletariat as pro
test against Intervention In Russia
and Hungary. had lost its element OF
danger and in many places would be
a complete failure.
Apparently strike leaders eitne,
mad lost their control or had Needed
government warnings.
Only in one country--Nof"ay
were there Indications that the situa.
ton might prove serious. a generai
strike had been called for To-Day ioi
lowing strike Saturday which
forced Christiania to do without
light, water. tram car service aho