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I, will not be long before your boy will be home
from the hardships and dIscomfors of war. ready 10
or joy the comfort and luxury OF his home HOW ne
will appreciate its comforts! His Homecoming Will
no filled with even more pleasure If you make ready
now BY adding little extra touch here and there Tor
his comfort
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
snERTT sELLs PROrERTIEs.

Four properties were sold TO make
iitlo by sheriff Grassland at a public
sale in the Court House this morning
as Follows
seven dwellings on ihe west side Of
Scott street, between seventh and
Eighth streets, the properly Of Anna W
Mitchell, widow, and Anna W Nit
chell. execuirix Of William S. Mitchell
deceased, sold 10 William S. pricketl
attorney. for $3.50.
Lots Nos. -. i6 and i1, with two
and half story frame dwelling al
Brack-Ex. The property Of Herbert l.
Dinsmore and Esielle Dinsmorc, sold "a
Horace G. Eastburn, for Si,6i0.
Lots Nos. i6, II and IS. with a two
story frame cottage. at Eastlake Park
the property Of Edmund a. Webb, adj
ministrator OF Clarine j, Brinlon. de-
ceased. sold to Mr. Eastburn, for 500.
Nos. 7O7 and 7i9 Vandeyer avenue. the
property Of Max Lichlenstcin and Flea
nor a. Liclieasiein, sold to David !
Reinhsrdi attorney, the former for 81
300 and the latter for e 400
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
ON WITH YOUR
HAY LID, FELLOWS

Mules and horses, boys and men!
Put on your straw hats once again
Trot out your old hay "lizzie" today,
frisk your wife's. your sisters or your
mother-in-law's toothbrush. buy a bot
tie Of dirt-chaser. roll up your sleeves
and brayely tackle your annual Job.
Tho" " ar The My nsy kelly :
II the mice have been at Il and
chawed the brim so that il looks like
the edge Of a barber's razor feels. OF if
the last rain Of last summer made the
two-inch circular awning sag and dip
like the path Of scenic railway, wear
It anyway.
There's nothing that startles the
neighbors to admiration like the dlmly
white, tried and true. sun-renector OF
a forgotten day.
Put band around the crown with a
dash Of color in il. And il you are a
horse or mule or a BOlshevik. don't
forget to stick your ears through.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
METHODIST MINUTE
MEN AT BANQUETS

Minute men in the Methodist Centen-
nary fund campaign from New Castle,
Richardson Park. Hockessin, Brack-Ex,
Cedars and MarshaIon NJ T. churches
held a banquet at richardson Park
church last night in the interest Of the
campaign. The Rev J. r.. Bicking of
New Castle. is leader Of the group The
minute men Of Elkton and vicinity viii
have a banquet in Elkion on Monday
night. T. B. Ely OF Wilmington being
,ha district chairman.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
ALL ShIPYARDS
Will KEEP BUSY
Hurlcv Says Reorganization
Plan Means Big Construc-
tion and Work for All
ANSWERS ATTACK
BY FORMER DIRECTOR

Not single shipbullder will lose his
job and no yards will be put ont Of
commission under the plan OF reor-
ganization OF The Emergency Fleet
/ Corporation.
This message OF assurance Is made by
Edward n. Hurley, chairman Of the
United states shipping board, upon his
return from a swing around the Mid
die West He answered an attack made
/ in Philadelphia by Charles Peiz, re-
tiring director general Of the feet cor
pOratlOn. who predicted the Hurley
policy Of contract reputation would
prove disastrous
Mr.. Hurley said:
u saw what Mr.. Piez said in crlti-
elzing The tentative program we have
mapped out We'll, he was given a
dinner by the shipbuilders and quite
naturally he gave them the kind Of
speech they wanted 20 hear II he
hadn't they would have thought he
was a little Bolsheyik Might have
done The same thing myself under the
same conditions.
Il do not say he did 10 intentionally,
nevertheless Piez only gave one side OF
/ The matter. We are cancelling thirty
1--WE S.000-lon ships at Hog Island. That
was done three days ago and Piez was
the man recommended 10 10 be done
and his recommendation was approved
by the board Of trustees. That makes
total Of seventy ships suspended or
Cancelled az Hos Island.
No Cause for Alarm.
But | want TO make this statement.
shipbuilders and ship workers are un7
duly alarmed.
We have cancelled less than ten con-
tracts We still have almost 100000
tons TO fulnll This being so the num-
Der OF men let go by this small can
.cellation from our 100000 employees in
an our yards would not only be very,
very small, but possibly not q single
man may have 10 go.
Not a single shipyard will neces-
sarily have 10 be shut down. We are
.slmply siabillzlng or balancing the
shipyard program. We are going TO
build the kind Of ships the country
wants"
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
RETURNING HEROES
TO BE WELCOME

Tho show and dance 90 DE given by
che wafer witch Fire Company at the
Century Club on saturday and Mon
dan evenings. May 40 and II for the
beneat of Inc fund for ihe public re-
cepiion 20 home coming soldiers ahu
sailors win be delighliul analr. Johh
II. McAdams, producer and director Oh
She show is now putting the finishing
touches TO the cast, ana promises
many surprises. Denny and Burns, who
made ihcic first appearance Win lhe
show last week during their stay ~
IIavre dc Grace, viii be with the show
Several new parts have been given oul
ana many changes have been made
Billy Lewis. well known black iacf
comedian has new partner In BIZ
cchwamb. Rice Collins. who has NOR,
than made good at this game viii ID
en- at his best. Al. Mahoney IS still
playing the lead. Mr.. McAdams seems
90 build his shows around this favorite
The re-arrangcment OF the show will
see new act entitled. Lucky where
I'm Mr.. McAdams VIII be assisted by
little "Bobbic' pattison, a new mem-
Der OF lie cast. Margaret McNatt and
Tom Nelch. Miss patiisOn, lately With
large musical comedy company. VIII
make her first appearance here. Tom
Weich. who up TO the present time
has been taking care OF the business
end Of the show. VIII be seen for the
FIRST time ln Wilmington behind the
fo0ihehis
Mrs. Frank Carey chairman of tho
committee OF The ladies' auxiliary Of
the Ore company who was The lnsii-
saior 0f the show. claims that from
the sale Of tickets up 90 date, there Is
no doubt that there viii be a crowded
house every night.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
ACCUSE NEGRO TRIO
OF HIGHWAY THEFT

Hearing in the case Of Henry Brown,
Mckinley Moore and John Davis. Ne
groes, charged with highway robbery
was continued until Wednesday by
Judge Churchman. in Municipal Court
this morning. The men are accused Of
holding up Edward Brlstow. Of Carney's
Point. on the east side. last night. Bail
was fixed at $1,000.
Brown was found last night, at
Fourth and Market streets, suffering
from stab wounds in the back and hand
and was taken TO the Delaware Hospital
for treatment. He refused to say how he
was injured The police investigated
the matter and learned that Bristow
had been held up and had stabbed one
OF his assailants. Patrolmen Burns and
Weatherby made the arrests.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MAY SIGN PEACE
TREATY WITHOUT ITALY

Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino.
This could not be conflrbed from any
source.
A high Italian official here intimated
to the United Press that the Italian
delegates were ready 10 come back to
paris. awaiting only a formal invita-
tion from the other Allies.
The Austrian delegates, it was
learned will be housed in st. Germain'
near Versailles. Although no date has
been set for their arrival II is as
sumed, in view Of the program an
nounced some time ago, that they will
come before the German delegates
leave. It was said at that time that
separate treaties would be submitted to
Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey soon
after the Germans received their terms.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
NEWS ODDITIES

NEW YORK-All music sounds alike
TO Eropehy Lysoneke. That's why the
cops had TO rescue him. The Star
spangled Banner was played
NEW YORK-soda clerks can't mix
milk shakes with one hand and figure
the war tax with the other The soda
fountain association petitioned Con-
gress to interpret the new luxury
levies.
WASHINGTON-They ''hate to get up
in The morning so Interior Depart
ment employees by referendum vote de-
cided TO work from a. m TO 4.30 p.
m, instead OF S a. m. to $50 p. m.
cH1CAGo-Here's flush that
proved expensive Police reported five
diamonds lost in the shopping district.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills.-Fireman Han
selman declares pups" don't come un-
der the new tax rules as dogs until
they're nine days old and have their
eyes open. The attorney general, how
ever. ruled otherwise and some pups
disappeared.
BELLEVILLE. Ill.-Chsrles G. Hof-
man predicted four weeks ago that he
would die on his nlnety-second birth
day. He dd-yesterday.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.-Snowballs in
May. The Red Cross requisitioned them
by the thousands. They are to pelt the
i29ih Field Artillery. Other flowers
viii do where snowballs are not avail
able.
BOSTON.-A little thing like fire in
a movie theatre here didn't bother the
screen flends. They refused to leave
till the picture was finished.
SALEM, Mass.-lsadore Ginsberg bor-
rOwed neighbOr's stove. lie returned
Il fun OF ashes and broken The court
suspected malicious intent. Ginsberg
was sentenced to dissect prison ashes
for 30 days.
STEUBENSVIILLE. o. - While an
amused crowd OF citizens looked on,
John Smith. kicked a hole in the city
lockup wall crawled through, fell ilf-
teen feet and hobbled away to safety
before the local cops arrived.
WoMaN's ALLIANCE MEETING.
The Woman's Alliance OF the Unitar-
ian Church win meet Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock az the church parlors.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
REPUBLICANS PRAISE
LATE LIT. GOVERNOR

The Republican Alive Association.
composed Of Office holers in the Coun-
ty and City Building held a meeting
last night, at which Weller E. Slower,
c. 6. Rice and James McIvor. a COM
mite, drafted resolubns on the death
Of Lieutenant-Gov Eliason, which
were adopted.
The members Of thcommittee spoke
in high terms Of theieceased lieuten-
ant-governor who cmted his friends
in life by the thounds, for Lew
Eliason was frien OF everybody
throughout the State nd his popular
ity was shown when ! was elected TO
the onlce he held at he time Of his
death.
I'VE are Republican, said one Of
the members Of the coinittee, but we
are also Delawareans, lolitics cannot
interfere with us wheideath invades
the ranks Of our friend"
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
PENR0SE WANTS U. s.
TO REPAIR DADS

HARRISBURG, May 3-Dange eor-
to highways by motor trucksarrying
war materials should be madeood ny
Congress, according 10 Senat PEN
rose.
1T Is my opinion Congress,hould
provide for the reinbursemt OF
Pennsylvania for the terrible mage
done Translate thoroughfares } the
last two years by army truck tins"
he said.
IAN act containing a provisi, OF
this sort would affect only six St,s-
New York, New Jersey, Delalre.
MARYLAND. Ohio and Pennsylyanla-
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
FEDERAL EXPERTSSHY
ON CORSET QUESTION

WASHINGTON. May 3-The question
OF whether corsets are underwear is
not one to be decided hastily. It was said
at the Bureau Of Internal Revenue. The
bureau has been asked for a ruling on
the question by the National Drygsods
Association.
Retail merchants throughout the
country who cater TO women have been
advised through their national organi-
cations 10 collect the new luxury tax on
corsets costing more than $, until II
can be determined whether corsets are
a luxury or necessity. The tax viii be
refunded if the decision is adverse to
the government and favorable to the
women.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03

PARIS. May 3 3-tUnited Press With
preparations under way for arrival Of
the Austrian peace ENJOYS, interest cen
tered again today I'm absence OF the
Italian delegates from Paris.
Although the Allies apparently are
prepared 20 sign the German treaty
without Inclusion OF Italy, the Austrian
treaty directly affects The Italians, mas
much as Fiume formerly was an Aus
tro-lungarian port and the Jugo SlaVs'
who dispute Italys claim to Fiume,
formerly were subjects Of the Dual
Monarchy.
The Italian press bureau gave out a
statement today TO the effect that the
American, British and French Ambassa-
doris in Rome have begun ovcrtures
looking toward the return OF Premier
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
TwENrY.srx MINERS Oyrncovr

WlLkES-BARRE, Pa. May 3 United
Press).-rwenty-six miners were over
come today az the nottingham colliery
OF the Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal
Company at Plymouth today.
BLACK damp" which formed from a
mine fire about two miles from them,
was the cause.
First reports from The colllery We're
TO the effect that several had been
killed and as a result hundreds Of peo-
pie ilocked 20 the head OF the shaft
First aid calls were sent 20 the vari-
Gus hospitals and automobiles and
ambulances rushed 90 the scene. A
careful checking up Of the men in On,
mine this afternoon shows there wa.
no fatalities.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
Reject BIDS FOR
GARBAGE CONTRACT
Lowest Bid $22, 3S5 Lower
Than Old Contract, But
Not Low Enough
TO OPEN NEW
BIDS ON MAY 70

Expressing the belief that all OF the
bids submitted by contractors for the
collection Of garbage here for the next
two years were too high, and that II
would be 30 The hest interests OF the
citizens il the bids submitted were re-
iocted ana new ones asked for mem
bers OF the Board OF Health al their
meeting yesterday afternoon refused 70
award he contract The lowest bidder
was the Union Contracting Company,
George +. Lang, president. The Dlu
was sfi9Q03 The highest bidder was
sylvester Healy, the present contractor
whose bid was siii,266.
Three other bids were received as
follows. Thompson q Colburn, $780,
100: Anderson a Brown, Si3i,l9g, ana
George ID. Armstrong a Son, .of Ches-
ter. Pa, $4,000.
Or. X. h. EllegOOd, president of the
Board of Health, said today that II was
felt That by asking for new bids, the city
would be saved money and that Il was
the opinion of The board that $4,000 a
year or 100000 for the two years would
be ample money TO pay for the work.
During the past year the city paid
ssh POO for the collection OF garDase,
which would have amounted TO si52 iis
for a two-ycar contract on the same
basis.
AS the bid of the Union Contracting
Company was for s5S,s5i50 for one
year. which was about s22,3oS lower
Than the price paid by the city last year,
n ,Sas thought that being the lowest
bid. ,lhe contract should be awarded to
that concern.
In an likelihood. the action NJ the
BOARD Of Health. in reiectins The bids
when it was shown that the city was
saving al least S2235 year ON inc
lowest bid received. VIII be called TO the
attention OF city Council next YEAR
The Health Department IS planning 70
advertise for new bids 20 be opened on
or about May 90.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
TOLEDO TO GET
THE WILLARD FIGHT

CLEVELAND, O., May 3 UNITED
Press THE Cleveland Press today said
the Willard-Dempsey battle for the
worlds IA ayyweight boxing champion
ship VIII be staged in Toledo July 4.
Although official announcement Of the
decision to hold the fght In that city
had not been made. the press said
sporting men in touch with the de-
tails OF the sile-seeking efforts Of
Richard. are authority for the state
ment that Toledo has been decided on"
The Press also said IL seemed GER
tain" that Matt Hinkle, Cleveland. would
referee the bout.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
RETREAr Ar cATnEnRAL

The retreat for men, to be held un-
der the auspices Of Santa Maria Coun-
cn. Knights Of Columbus, viii open
tomorrow evening in the Cathedral
sixth and West streets, and continue
for one week. The Rev Walter Drum.
Is. j.. one Of The most noted Jesuit
speakers in The United states. VIII con
duct the retreat. The retreat is open
TO all men,
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MT. PLEASANT E. L.
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Epworth League OF Mt. Pleas
ant NJ +. Church, met last evening at
ihe home OF Mrs. Jennie Eaton. OF
Belieionie. Onlcers for the coming
year were elected as follows presl-
dent. Herbert Perkins; first Vicc-presl-
dent, Miss Hope Richardson; second
vice-president, Miss Anna Campersan
third yice-president. Miss Gl7dys Per-
kIns, fourth president. Miss
Rachel Eaton; secretary. Lyle Mowlds
treasurer. Samuel McSorley: organ
isl. Miss Grace Handy
After the business meeting a social
hour was enjoyed and refrcshmenl.
served
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MExIcAN RANDIT sLAIN.

MEXICO CITY. May 3 United Press)
Pedro Gaboy. bandit leader, who was
with General Banquet when the lat
ter was killed, was reported today to
have been executed by order Of Felix
Dlaz. Diaz, in whose behalf Blanquet
came 20 Mexico Is said to have issued
the order because GabOy made no ef-
fort TO defend Banquet.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
TO n RCF HOME pROJFCT

a mass meeting under the direction
of the Delaware state Federation OF
Golored Womens Clubs In the interest
OF a home for colored girls, Will be
held tomorrow afternoon az 3 o'clock in
the colored Odd Fellows Hall, Tenth
and orange streets.
Music will be furnished by the E2ion
choir. Mrs. Nlaude c. White and Pro-
fessor Harmon's orchestra.
Dr. Conwell Bantom Will preside and
addresses win be delivered by Mayor
Lawson and Miss Z. D. kruse.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
FIRE CAUSED $50 DAMAGE.

Fire started by a gas stove at the
hoarcing house Of Mrs Fannie Nc
Cuhough at the s r. Corner Fourth
and Jefferson streets. caused about $50
damage about o'clock this morning
The flremen were called on an alarm
sent in by Jacob pinkus. Of No GOO
West Fourth street, who discovered
The Orc.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
REpuCE TREIGmr RATE.

WASHINGTON, May 3. United
Press).-A general reduction on import
freight rates from Pacific Coast
TO all Eastern territories was an
nounced today by the railroad admin
istration.
This revision Of the rate schedules
is in anticipation Of the importation
Of a large number Of commodities from
the Orient. officials said The effective
date Of these new rates has not been
selected
They will be published and then Will
become effective on three days notice
officials said.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
RINGING FIRE BELLS
ALARM RESIDENTS

Residents early this morning were
aroused from their slumbers by the
steady ringing Of the fire alarm bells
and for a while IL was thought that il
was a riot call OF the police depart
ment. Telephone inquiries were made
Of .he police and newspaper offices TO
learn the cause Of the alarm.
The bells were being rung by the fire.
men, who assembled at the various
houses, preparatory to going to French
street station to entrain for New York
where they are guests Of William II
Todd, the shipbuilder.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
HEARINGS FOR RED SUSPECTS.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, May 3 United
Press)-liearings viii be given today
to the three iungarans, arrested as
suspicious characters yesterday near
the home Of state senator r. Larry
Eyre
Department Of Justice agents working
on the case are endeayoring 10 connect
The arrests with the recent finding OF
bombs in the New York post Office, one
OF which was addressed TO Eyre.
Suspicious were aroused when the
Hungarians inquired the way TO Eyre's
estate. a detail OF slate troopers
guarded the home throughout the
night
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
BELGIUM KEEPS LID on
MAILS, TOO MANY Hts

n. f. A. Special to The Evening jour-
BRUSSELS, May belgium has !
most rigid postal censorship that
mains since the war. The reason?
many Germans ~ Belgium and so ma
spies among them. II takes about
month for letters 10 pass through d
censorship. Though the German arm
Of occupation is gone, there are thou
sands Of Germans remaining. many Z
whom to escape deportation. Thre
trainloads a day are being sent on
through Holland, as military restriC
tions prevent deportation.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
nFATu OF MISS PLINKETT.

Miss Mary Plunkett. Of No. no West
Seventh street. died late yesterday. She
was sister Of the late George
Plunkett, paymaster Of the United
states Navy. Her funeral Will be held
Monday morning, With services at the
Cathedral.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
no PLAN Kennel CLUR SNOW.

Plans for the coming bench show
season VIII be discussed at a meeting
Of the Wilmington Kennel Association
next Wednesday evening, MAY Z. at
SIS o'clock al Hotel dupont This will
he. the first general meeting Of the as
ISOLATION for several months
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
PRINATE PLYsTEK HOME.

Mrs. Mary Plystek Of No. 1910 Linden
street. announces that her son, Frank
who has been overseas for year with
Company B, 5sth Artillery, L. 5. Regu-
lars has arrived home, after enjoying
a very pleasant trip on bis 1oyage.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
al n- nnnMN nnME

George d. Brown, former manager az
the Hercules Motor Company, who are
rived in this country with the Rainbow
Division from France on the transport
Leviathan on April %. is now stationed
at Camp Upton awaiting his discharge.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
FINr RAILRnAn TREssPAssER-

For trespassing on the property OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railway.
William Govinski was fined s. and costs
by Judge Churchman. in Municipal
Court this morning
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
VISIT PENNsYLvANM LODGE.

The degree team OF Cilanlha Lodge
No. %. X. Of p. journeyed TO Morton
Pa last night when they conferred
the rank Of page on a class OF II lcan-
didates. The local lodgemen made The
lrin Nm automobiles.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
GETs Ills HELMET.

Bernard Skipski. better known as
"sklp" Brown has sent a German he'll
met TO his brolher-in-law. Stanley Ply
siek, Of No. 922 Elm street skip
said in his last letter that ne expected
10 be i'm America In lhe near future.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
AUTO MEN AT DINNER.

The Wilmington Automobile Trade
Association will hold a luncheon in the
Hotel dupont from i2 10 1 o'clock. in
parlors A and B, Monday This meet
ing is open to all people who are con-
nected with the automobile trade.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
DIANE REAnY rnR TRIP,

NEW YOARK. May g. Omitted Press)
The three seaplanes in which Amer
lean ayiators will attempt to cross the
Atlantic We're formally commissioned
al the far Bockaway naval air station
today
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
CIVIC cIIR no MEET.

The Richardson Park Civic Club will
hold a business session Tuesday after
noon. at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
Caufman, Ashley. New officers will be
elected
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
MIR HrRsoN Ar s,LrM cutRcu

The Row Frank Herson, pastor Of
Newark NJ Z. Church. is 70 ofiiclate at
Salem NJ r. church. Of Christine. White
Clay hundred. sunday afternoon at 2.30
o'clock. There viii be special music
by friends from a distance.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
no JIrDCF CmNA PAINTINC

/ The china painting exhibits at the
state Fair viii be judged by A. II. Cob
ben. Of Philadelphia, a noted author
ity on ceramics.
Evening journal., 1919-05-03
PERMIT 10 Runn GARAGE.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued building permit to William
Francis 20 erect garage at No. 2iii
Pennsylvania avenue 90 cost $50.