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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
BIRD STREET FOLK
NEED MORE WATER

That an investigation might be made
by Court Onlcer Mcdaniel, Judge
Churchman, In Municipal Court this
morning, continued for one week the
case Of Mrs. Katie Zarzoski, charged
with breach Of the peace toward Stan
ley Lemanski
The trouble, 1t appeared, arose yes
terday over the use Of a pump used by
the families in the houses Nos. 1888, flo
and ii2 Bird street.
Mrs. ZarzOski and Lemanski are in
cluded among its users. After their
children got tangled in a scrap the par
ents took their young ones parts. After
what appeared TO be a lively melee,
LemansH hurried to the police station
aud swore out a warrant for the arrest
OF Mrs. Zarzoski. shortly after, Katie
arrived at the police station TO swear
out a warrant for Stanley, and was
startled TO learn that she had been
beaten TO IL" by Lemanski.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
DID MILK EXPERTS
REPORT Diaries?
One Board of Health Off
cial Says No, Another
Says Yes
SECRETARY CAHILL
MAKES STATEMENT

Although James ]. Cahill, secretary
Of the Board Of Health, in statement.
says he had not received any list OF
the dalrles which the Government 1X-
perts held TO be at fault In their re-
cent survey OF the milk supply. Dr. II.
f. Ellegood, president OF the board. is
reported TO have admitted 10 a Gov
eminent official that such a list had
been presented 10 the Health Depart
ment. 10 was said that the city Of
ilcials were awaiting Harry Thomas.
Government expert who made the
survey, TO call and go over the situa-
tiOn with them
Mr.. Cahill in his statement denying
the statement that the Health Board
had not co-operated with the Govern
ment experts said:
1t was at our request that the sur
vey was made We were Informed as
to the fact that certain diaries were
found not up 10 the required standards.
but no list has ever been furnished this
office showing which diaries are at
fault. All Of them, believe. are out
side the city, and II the list had been
furnished US, as we had a right 20 eX-
pect, we should have Immediately
turned IL over 10 the State Board Of
Health, which is the proper place for Il.
"On a number OF occasions Miss
Bryant has telephoned this office 10
ascertain whether or not Harry
Thomas, OF the Dairy Division, had
been in, but he has failed 20 either
call or furnish Us with a list OF the
dairymen who are meeting the stand
ard set by the Government. Without
such list IL is manfesily impossible
for US TO take any action. as we have
no knowledge on which to base such
action.
$50 far as the Wilmington Board
OF Health is concerned you may say
that this board at all times stands
ready 10 cooperate with the Govern
ment for the improvement In our sup
ply OF milk"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
ALICE MANY MEnS

NEW YORK, May 22.-Miss Alice
Brady. actress and equally well known
as a stage and screen star, was mar
ried Tuesday evening TO James l..
Crane, actor.
Miss Brady and Mr.. Crane were mar
ried by Dr. Frank Crane, a wsll-known
writer, father OF the bridegroom, at
the Crane residence. The bridegroom's
mother and sister were Miss Brady's
attendants.
William A. Brady. who is in London
with Mrs. Brady Grace George). was
notified by cable OF his daughters
wedding Immediately after the ceres
mony. and the young couple yester-
day received Mr.. and Mrs. Brady's
cabled congratulations
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
RURAL owners
GETTING BUSY
Minquadale Property Hold
ers Organize to Get
Betterments
CHARLES B. LAYTON
NAMED PRESIDENT

A meeting Of the property owners Of
Minquadale was held in the Irish
American Hall, Wednesday evening. at
which nearly one hundred owners at
tended. c. o. Kilyington was temporary
chairman and L. p. Gates secretary. Mr..
Kilvington stated the meeting was
called TO discuss the question OF Orgsn-
izing an association, the aim and pur-
pose Of which would be the betterment
Of the property at Minquadale AMI the
welfare Of the property owners Ar
thur Watkins. OF Baltimore, vice-presi-
dent Of the Gainesville Manor Co., adj
dressed the meeting and told OF the
plans and operations OF the lot owners
AT CatOnsville Manor, and how they had
formed an association there similar 20
the one proposed in Wilmington, and
how the association, acting collectively.
instead Of as individual lot owners, had
been able TO secure a numer Of i'm
prOyements.
4 permanent organization was
formed with the following as officers
President, G.. o. KilvirstOn; Vice
president Z. A. BedweI; secretary,
Alfred II. Adair; treasured Miss Norma
Roberts.
The president named committee on
bylaws, as follows
Charles B. Lawton. .. A. Bedwell,
George b. Murray. James Armstrong
W. II. Milligan, David Cox and Mrs.
Ida Jewell.
Messrs. johnson, Dirr and Cox were
appointed a commitee 10 investigate
the matter OF a hrs line and report
10 the next meetibg wednesday eve
ming, June Z, at rish-American Hall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
4 O. IT, INITIATION.

The A. . H., Of this city, Will hold
its annual degree initiation on next
Sunday. at . o'clock, in lrish-American
Hall The second and third degrees OF
the order will be exemplifled by the
county degree team IN charge Of COun-
ty Treasurer George 4. McGonigal TO a
elias Of 70 candidates. Prominent mem
bers Of the a. o. II. from Philadelphia,
Chester, Baltimore and Washington
will be the guests OF the local body,
and a select vocal and instrumental
concert will be given by a chorus UNI
der the direction Of Prof John Nc
Adams.
The Boosters Committee will make
its report and a strong effort put forth
10 bring the IeXt national convention
Of The A. .. II. TO Wilmington in 1920.
Arrangements for next SucGay's meet
ing are in the hands Of the Officers Of
Division No. 4 and Division 4.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
GETS
NEXT ASSEMBLY
Presbyterian Church Fails
to Adopt Resolution
Protesting Fight
NO ACTION ON
UNION OF CHURCHES

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 22.-,United
Press. Philadelphia was selected as
the meeting place in 1920 Of the Pres
byterlan general assembly.
The assembly yesterday unanimously
adopted resolution indorsing that part
OF President Wilson's message to Con
gress pertaining TO the industrial situa-
ton and urging that a program be for
mulated 10 bring about closer relations
between capital and labor
quotation from the Presidents mes
sage stating that 1.-THE object Of all re-
form i'm this essential matter must be
The genuine characterization OF industry
based upon a full recognition OF the
rights OF those who work In whatso-
ever rank TO participate In some Or
ranic way in every decision when al.
recilv affects their welfare, or the par'
they are 10 play in industry was IN
cluded In the resolution.
After heated debate as TO wheuer inc
assembly should indorse the lhlel
church world movement, which plans
the alliance OF all Professionalism lhe
matter was turned over TO the executive
commission with full power TO act
within the coming year.
Many commissioners expressed uhe
belief that this virtually was an IN
dorsement Of the movement, as many
members Of the commission have eA-
messed themselves as favoring II. MOD
orator j. Willis Baer Is a member OF
the executive committee Of the move
ment.
During the debate certain commits
sioners denounced the movement as
"autocratic" and said they would never
agree 10 allow "a board OF nve' to rule
am protestantism." Others said they
feared the movement would be step
in the passing or Presbyterianism."
Commissioners favOring the move
ment retalated by saying IL was
through an alliance Of the great nations
OF the earth that militarism was crush
ed and urged that the various denomin-
ations form a similar alliance 10
crush the army Of satan"
A resolution presented by the Rev
Frank NJ Silsley. Of Oakland, Calf cal
ing on the Governor ~ Ohio TO pre-
vent the Willard-Dcmpsey Tight on July
Z failed Of adoption. The resolution
declared the flght should be opposed
because one OF the participants failed
TO answer the call TO patriotic duty.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
sHIPBuLpERs TO BE nEARp.

Delaware river and other shipbuild-
ing districts in the East will be repre-
scented at a conference Of industrial, az
flcultural and financial interests Of the
country in session today, tomorrow and
Saturday at Washington.
President William G. Coke has nam
cd the following TO represent the Allan
Tic Coast Shipbuilders' Association:
Joseph w. Powell. vice-president Of
the Bethlehem Shipbuilding. Corpora
ton, at Bethlehem, Pa: J.. n. Pew.
president Of the sun Shipbuilding Com
pany' Chester. and Holden A. Evans,
president Of the Baltimore Drydocks
and Shipbuilding Company.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
OWLS CmEF ATTACHED.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 22-John
w Talbot, supreme president OF the
National order of Owls, is in a serious
condition as the result Of an attempt
on his life here by an unidentified man.
His assailant. who USED a piece OF lead
pipe, has not been arrested.
Through attacks On several promi-
nent persons i'm the owl" a pamphlet
issued periodically by Talbot, he has
made a large number Of enemies. An
attempt was made on lis life years ago
by Mrs Lcona Mason, who shot at him
several times. Talbot was recently
convicted in Federal Court at In
dlanoplls for misuse cf the mails.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
MISS Johnson HOME FROM WAR.

Miss Christine Johnson and her
mother, Mrs. j. W. Johnson, Of Man
chester. n. H.. are the guests Of Miss
Johnsons sister, Mrs. C.. j. VI. Rum
ford, Of this city. Miss Johnson re-
Gently returned from France. where she
saw more than a years service with
the Rainbow Division Numerous
friends in Wilmington have entertain
ed Miss Johnson, since her arrival here
last Saturday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
HINB FlREBUG
( is NOW AT WORK

[ That the numerous fires originating
In vacant buildings, especially in South
Wilmington recently, are the acts OF a
"nrebug' Is The opinion Of the flremen
and others who have witnessed such
fires. The last fire OF this nature was
reported early today by tho Liberty
Fire Company, who were called TO an
unOccuplcd frame building opposite the
Artillery Fuse Company plant when II
was found 90 be ablaze. According TO
the hremen who fought the flames. il
was evident that 1t had been set aflre
and had 10 not been discovered when
10 was, 70 would have endangered the
plant Of the Fuse Company.
The fire was eXtinguished before any
serious damage was done.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
JUST A LITTLE
BINGHAM GOWN

Now that plain bingham is really
quite inexpensive, 1t Is also quite popu-
lar for afternoon frocks-adyanced
from tho house, gown class TO semi
Formally. Nowadays one need not be
surprised TO see a silk frock with glng-
ham trimmings But this adorable lit
lie dress Is just plain gingham in pink
and white plaid, made over a straight
skirt and vest OF white handkerchief
linen. and trimmed with a hundred OF
more tiny white pearl buttons. There
Is also a frilly white collar and a
touch OF black velvet at wrists anc
throat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
GETTING READY
FOR DRY SPELL

Hearing in the case OF Tilton Stewart
and Hollingsworth Green. Negroes, VINO
were arrested yesterday by Detective
Falrchild and Mahoney on a charge OF
larceny OF a suit OF clothes and brace
let from a local clothing dealer, was
continued until tomorrow in Municipal
Court this morning.
The case Of James Young, Negro.
charged with the larceny OF quart OF
whiskey from Dave Patterson, in Klund
street last night. was also continued
until tomorrow.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
GAS CHR SOCIAL

DIT. Harrison w. Howell delivered the
second Of a series Of first aid lectures
at the regular meeting Of the EN-
ployes Of the Wilmington Gas Com
pany, last evening. In addition II. 8
Schutt, general manager OF the com
pany, gave short talk on cooperation
between the management and the EN-
ployes.
!. Nansant, one OF the managers o.
the company, spoke on Service" p
E. Bartlett. OF Philadelphia, demon
strated an automatic water heater.
Following the meeting dancing wa
enjoyed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
100000 YANKS In :
ARMY OF OCCUPATION

WASHINGTON, May can army OF
occupation Of not more than 10000
men will be maintained in France, ac-
cording TO army officials today but
not for dong
With the release Of the Fourth and
Fifth Regular Army Divisions for early
convoy there are left but three di-
visions in France, not yet assigned to
learly convoy. These are the First, Sec
and and Third Regular Divisions. The
Fourth and Fifth Divisions are in Ger
many. but are preparing TO come home.
War Department officials had not ex-
pected immediate release Of any regular
divisions in the army OF occupation. Es-
innate IS now that there vii not be
more than 10000 men in the army Of
occupation by the end OF August. Prac-
tlcally all combat troops In France are
now waiting TO come here. Besides the
three divisions left there will remain
air service units, pioneer infantry,
quartermaster and similar organizations
and special units needed TO maintain
the troops.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22

The last dance OF the Y. NJ, II. a. will
be held tonight in the Y. NJ. II. A. audi
torium. Rickerts jazz Orchestra will
furnish music. A prize novelty dance
will be one Of the features Of the af-
fair. The Jewish Welfare Board in
vites all sailors and soldiers in the city
10 attend
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
ARREST Roy on TROLLEY.

Arrested as am Illegal trolley rider
on a Rising sun car by William Wei
din, special officer of the Traction Com
pany Curtis Wisel a small boy was
turned over to the Juvenile Court yes
ferday. lie viii be given hearing
next Wednesday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22
MARRIED. a YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas b. Fleming OF
Yorklyn, celebrated the f0rty-ilrst we'd
ding anniversary on May IS. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. William J..
Fleming OF Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ]. Fleming. Of Wilmington: Mr..
and Mrs. Edward G.. Fleming Of Ken
nett Square; Mrs. Anna c. Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shane Of Yorklyn I;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson OF VIII
mington: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Murray
Of Philadelphia: Master William Muir
phy. Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Martha
hummer Of COllngsdale: Wellington
Palmer. Of Wilmington: owen Palmer
OF Wilmington; Miss Anna Whyte. OF
Uavre de Grace: Mary and Francis
Fleming, Katherine. James and Harvey
shane. Thomas +. Hamilton, Lawrence
and William T. Johnson. sara. Fleming
and Leslie Fleming. Of lOrklyn. All OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming's children and
grandchildren were present but one
son. Private Alfred II. Fleming OF the
Marines. now stationed at Portsmouth,
Virginia.
ANOTHER WIFE ACCUSES HUSBAND.
When Joseph Kitchens was arraigned
before Judge Churchman, in Municipal
Court this morning, on a charge OF
breach Of the peace. his wife charged
that he docs not work but gains his
living by gambling, and that he con-
tinually abuses her. Judge Churchmsn
referred the case TO Court Officer Nc
Dannell for Investigation and contin-
ued it for one week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22

To put your family on Safety Lane
Buy w. 8. :.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22

In the Want Ads are good office po-
sitions and places for beginners In
business.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-22

JAS. 7. MULLIN & son.
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ELM GROVE To
HAVE SPLENDID
:: ATHLETIC FIELD
OLD NFRMARY PROPERTY RE
GENTLY PURCHASED BIZ THE
COUNTY TO BE USED FOR
- THAT PURPOSE
Other Items OF Interest Gathered
Throughout the Busy Elm
Grove District,

Elm Grove can TAX. prtic in HAVING
one OF n" most s"l"ct sites n thu rh'n
valley for IN athletic ground ard -. tn.
near futur" j; Will D. pllcd IN ShaH"
for the usr of III" schools. IL Trild"l-
phia district. Here fl"'I ur-';S Will y"
held and hundreds ut p"rS''us Viii II"
attracted 70 tho Elm Grove G4~,r.,- 80
see the games that WI tr STAGED from
time to time.
- Tho athletic grounds VIII 10 located
,on the old ,nHrmary p-"H"rry jGs:
across tho bridge. n tn" c'uur Of tn.
town. and rs 1t is clos" - IL" str;
car line and the public highway K wt,l
mean much . tho r.~id."'S ut tho Dis.
trict Every effort viii b" made -
place the grounds IN ~, h'St ct cnnI.-
ton. while all kinds 81 ath."tjr devices
are TO be installed At an Early dat"
The schools Of the district ar" much ~
Aerested in the splendid grounds wh.cE
have been selected by tn" m"wh'rS of
the board OF education OF Triadelph.
district.
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Harry Warren. Of tn" Warren Roofing
company. Of CLIySvill". Pa. was n huS''
r,.ss caller in town yesterday.
MI autOlStS ar" warned that NR'!
r1ust d"tnur from tho National highway
near Valley Grove. where repairs arS
now in progress.
Miss Catherine Keller ~ Elm Heights.
IS able 20 b. about again after being con-
fn.d 10 Der home for som" time quit"
III.
William H. Allison. Of Dallas was N
town Yesterday and reported heavy rains
in his district durini; rhr past few days.
James l. Harris. of Pittsburgh. We'll
known hardwar" $ni"Slnnn. was hu>l-
ncss caller in town yesterday.
TimmouS BROTHERS are out with thor
thrcshCr outfit on Battle run.
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For the BlIO1.

on" You r't your blood free from
imrur:l!' =. cl'an"d Of the catarrhal
prisons. which I IS now n prey To- be-
CrVS'' If IT'S unhealthy stat"--th"n You
" II w.. relieved Of CaIarIh--th" dripping
in tho throat, hawking and splitting. raw
SORES m TIN. n"StrilS; and tn" d &aErcr-
abb" bad breath. II WIS caused. in the
first place, hrCluS" your impoverished
blood WAS easily infected. Possibly Il
slight cold or contact with Son"ou" who
had cold. I:ut III" point is--d"n't sur
FIR with 'a'arrh--it is not necessary.
The remedy : :. s. discovered over fifty
y"ars nl;u. tested. true and tried. IL OBJ
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South Side Perhonal1.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Reinekc. o.
South Thaplinc street. are spending
fortnight at Cleveland and other points
of interest in ONO.
Mrs. Bessie Goodman, OF South Jacob
street. Is spending the present week
with relatives in Pittsburgh.
Miss sylvia Lar!tin. of South ChaplIne
street. and Miss Arminta Walters Of the
Island. IRE visiting Cleveland Buffalo.
Thousand Islands and many other east
crn points Of interest. They expect 10
return within a few weeks.
Harry Jones. Of South Woods street.
left for n business trip Of several weeks
in the cast.
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Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

tainablc at any drug store. It has prov
On It's value in thousands of cases. II
Will do so in Your case. Got S. S. s.
at once and begin treatment. If yours Is
n long standing case. b" sure to write for
free expert medical advice. We will tell
you how this purely vegetable blood
remedy cl"anscs tho impurities from The
blood 10y literally washing it clean. VIZ
will prov" to you that thousands of suf-
f"rcrS from Catarrh, after consistent
treatment with :. s. s.. have been freed,
from the trouble and all its disagrccable
features. Don't delay tho treatment
Address Medical Director. ESQ Swift Lab.
Uratory. Atlanta. Ga.
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tho congregation oe the Greek Orthodox
church proved to be untrue. The owner
Of the property. ". ii. Truschel. denied
tho report. lie had recently purchased
n handsome home in tie pike distric,
and was understood to be negotiating fer
III" sale OF his city homo.
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Splendid New Homo.

Ground was broke yesterday by Harry
Hallet. we'll known business man. for Il
kplendid new home. TO b" erected neat
10 the Boyd residence on Atkin>on ave-
snue, Elm Heights. in IN" upper end OF
h&own. The residence will be modern in
every respect and will mean mitch -
the district whore quite n number or
new homes have been erected within the
past few months.
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! rjy,r =, Tho Jr..ny,rrtar ,hur.h on
TrIr,,I,,. ..,c,,rr.. ,y.,s , d.r.G,J ,,,,,.,...
H. ..r,.% M,,ur,,.,,ll, was tic nr.ir anil
. IIlr ii S'rrrlrn WAS the groom I'm.
,hru!,sn,ali were Mary Loo k.rrrrrnS.
Margaret i;hradcs ana D"rvtly KIM
nuns. IA. best man VA Itrl llurii.l
ord tho minister was Clarence S,r.ckIiu.
III" Wedding nm; was carried IN Il has
-, of flowers 10y Sara E"lty Killc, n.
; There were fifty lt:l" folks in til" play.
-
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Rhodes and it'll"
/ daughter ana Mrs. Mary Marshall and
son 'il"nn w"r" guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l., Eh"ad"S.
M and Mrs. Harry k,mmins and little
! lau.hinr nr Elm, Grove wcr, recent
quests Of his lr"thcr MR.. : w. kim
INNS.
Mr. o,d Nrs r,,,c. ,r,,cr and
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'n%'.". IA. spent HaiHF"lN h,Eh' ana
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stone Church Roadway.

Tho p;,ylug work "n Si"n" 'hur'h
Roadway ~ Elm Grove Is proErcSS'nE
nicely and Will be completed in sh"r'
tine wi;h tho present brand Of weather.
pv.vailjng. III" roadway $ I" h" 1aN"d
To q point abov" tn" old cemetery.
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alar1ng headlights Barred.

-, Word was passed along through N"
garages % the out-ih"-p!k" dis;rlc: yes
terday. calling attention 70 tho fact thu;
Sc is unlawful to use bright hcadlighr&
on automobiles a; any time during the
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TO pEPoRT ALIENS.

WASHINGTON. July %0.--A hll ."
drport undesirable aliens under which
the government hay send HON" enemy
aliens now informed in this country was
passed today by tho house.
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Property rot Sold.

TIL" reported sn!c cf tn" Id Hoffman
property on Sou'h Charlino street 10
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MUsEE SUMMER DUCK PIN LEAGUE
Don't Worries.

Tonight: Ea1-:s ~. Ei'hur-.
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4NOV . N- Il. FsII'
Harold Young. If lhv center foundry