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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-17

please him ooEten, he e dis
pleased"
Learned persons, men and Wom'
en- who have stuuied the matter.
one and ali declare that the trou-
bic with most marriages lies In the
fact that there Is lacking that ele-
ment OF chase after few. weeks,
which makes the courtShlp such q
delightful affair. keep him =
guessin', honey-lamb," says the
darkey nanny. Nanny Is right
Don't lay all your cards on the Ia
BILE for him to read. Don't bare
your heart absolutely to the man
you adore, dear girl brides. Keep
something for the future-some-
thing infinitely delightful for him
to dream about, to ponder over
so that with every year he may
learn something new and charm
ing about the woman he has mar
ried.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-17

not by making him jeaiouS
through Just cause but By neglect
ing to do all the one and twenty
intimate things she had been doing
overtime, almost every moment
since she was married.
SO she adopts a new plan OF &C
ton. She doesn't ask him any
more whether or not he loves her
She fails to inquire at any time as
to his plans or thoughts. And with
In month she has her lover back
again.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-17
FOR Yeuna Brides

II all young wives, AND husbands
likewise, would take !. lesson from
this movie. more happiness would
result. As an old c0lored nanny
explains SO adroitly: The way to
make man happy Is to make him
unhappy. II you give him what ne
wants, he don't want 1t and II you
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-17

II has been estimated that
steamers are 20 per cent. safer
than sailing vessels.
Italy has some 100000 lemon
trees, which produce LOO, 100000
lemons q year.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-17
llousEHoLp IIINlT..

70 plck up aplintef8 OF gl1s8,.
vet ! wooden cloth and lay Il on
he door where the splinters are
and pat It The pieces of glass win
adhere TO the cloth and there viii
Be no danger Of being cut
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
CARS
Pile; TIE Up
DELAWARERD.
Passengers to And From
DOwn-State Points De-
layed Many Hours
TWO TRAINS FIGURED
IN NIIXUP AT WYOMING

Traffic on the Delaware division Of
the Pennsylvania railroad was com
pletely tied up from , o'clock This
morning until early this afternoon
by a double freight wreck just south
OF Wyoming station, about % miles
below Wilmington and three miles
below Dover. so one was injured.
but A. freight cars were piled mp for
a distance OF several hundred feet
along both tracks
Express and accommodation trains
bearing more than 500 passengers,
many OF them weekend visitors.
bound north from RehohOih and other
points In lower Delaware. were block
od by the wreck. Numerous business
men and officials bound for Dover and
this city, also were held up. Amone
the trains DELAYED were The Norfolk
night line trains both north and
s0ulhbound. the early morning Re
hoboth express and accommodation
and the morning train from Harrng-
tom
The obstruction was cleared suf-
ncienily at 4 o'clock standard time
this afternoon 90 permit the south
hound trains That had been held up
from , O'Clock this morning, Including
the Norfolk express, 90 proceed ON
their way and 90 permit the norU-
bound trains 20 be sent around lle
obstruction by way OF the soutnDound
Continued from Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
LAWS INJURED,
Then Stabbed
Negro Thrown From Buggy
Is Later Wounded Dur
ing Fight
POLICE LOOKING
FOR HIS ASSAlLANT

After suffering injuries earlier in
The day. when buggy in which he
was riding overturned. which necessi-
laied treatment at the Delaware Hos
pihl. Herman Laws, Negro. % years
old. OF 1910 Wilson street. was again
taken 90 the same hospital last night,
as result of being stabbed In .he
chest with a knife by another Negro.
His condition Is said TO De serious,
me weapon having penetrated one OF
his lungs.
The police are now seeking The
man who is alleged 10 have done the
cutting. A suspect was picked up
last night and taken 90 The hospital,
but Laws said be was not the man.
The siabbIng occurred at Twelfth
and Lombard streets during a Tight
Tile buggy accident To- which Laws
was injured earlier in ihe day hap
pened at Twelfth and kirkN0od
streets Elijah Gordy, Negro. who
Was in The carriage with Laws. also
received treatment at the Delaware
Hospital for an injury 90 his arm.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
ROBDRIYERO OF
TRUCK, GOODS
Highwaymen Make Of
With Phila. Power Van
Near Media, Pa.
WAS ON WAY
TO WILMINGTON

John $. Mascara, Of Philadelphia.
was held up yesterday and robbed OF
SiS % money as we'll as an auto truck
Doe Was driving which contained two
thousand dollars worth OF goods
which he was delivering 20 this city.
The holdup took plase about noon
On Lewis Hill, on the Baltimore pike.
between SwarihmOro and Media.
Mass8ra told County Dei6ciiye John
% rO0le Of Media in describing the
hoidup. that The two white men who
held him upon The hin stepped on the
running board of the car which Was
running slowly mp The hill lie said
he did not see any weapons, but that
both men had their right hands In
their pockets and commanded him 20
"shou out" After they had taken his
money. the bandits told him TO get
the hell out of the car and beat it,
one OF the bandits took the wheel
snd put on fuu speed in the direction
OF Media.
Instead Of going direct 10 Media TO
inform the authorities OF the hOldup
Mascara. who was employed by George
Cans. "a teimsler. of 49, South Third
street. Philadelphia, tlrst communicai-
I'd with his employers. giving the
bandits ample time 10 get away.
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after
COUNTY OFFICES
Republicans Have Until 10
O'clock Tonight to File
for Places
SIX IN FIGHT
FOR SHRIEVALTY

The time for nllng FOR the Repuhll-
can nominations on September a ex-
piring at i0 O'Clock tonight 40 was
admitted today that the party pri-
mlries would be featured by numcr-
Gus contests. The mos. Increasing
contest is that for The nomination
Tor shern. here being six candidates
for the onlce at this time. Il was in
timaicd this morning that a number
uf persons Who had l ended nlIng
.hcir lamfs for .hc nominations for
various Offices viii not do so.
Those who have announced their
candidacy for The various county Of
fees so FAR are as follows:
Clerk Of lhc peace-lOhn L. Wright,
present incumbent
County COmplr0ller-lames G. Shaw
anl Harry W Wenningcr.
prOlhOnolary Irwin l. Ball and
Harvey H0ffecker.
Receiver OF Taxes and County
Walter s. Burrls. plum-
mcr Leach and Thomas s. Foreacre.
Clerk OF Orphans Court and Reg
islrar in Chanoery-Norman p.
Crouch present incumbent.
Sherin-John H. Gould, samuel A.
Mcdaniel Reuben Hall, Elmer G.
Thomas and Albert F Naughan-
COroner-lsaac s. Bullock, John
Continued from Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
JAILDEATH
CERTAINFOR
MACSWINEY
English Government viii
Resume Full RESPONSE
bility," Statement Says
CORK'S MAYOR MAY
NOT SURVIVE WEEK

LONDON. Aug. 30 United Press, .-
Muriel MacSwiney young wife Of ihe
Lord Mayor OF Cork, who has been al
most constantly by ihe side Of her
husnand since his condition became
critical as the result OF a hunger
strike was herself on the verse of a
breakdown today.
After spending three hours with the
LORD Mayor In BrXiOn prison today.
ine lady mayOress was pale and when
she lcit ne institution she appeared
To- De nearing physical collapse. She
sud mat following his relapse last
night MacoWiney recovered conscious
ness This morning and recognized her.
Tie was unable iO speak
Ihe prison physician told Mrs Mac
SWiney That her husband is "to1 ili
io derive any benefit from food now. DO
and that be expects a change for the
worse within 81 hours.
According 10 a scmi-0nlcial source o
decision was reached ai the last cab
met mcetIne on Downing street not 90
release MacSwincy.
"Ihe goVrum fully recognizes the
consequences Of iis attitude regarding
Mac~Winey and is ready Zoo assume
FUN possibility 90 was said
Cabinet ministers were quoted AS
declaring that the whole structure of
criminal ursprudence In ireland dee
pcnds upon holding the Lord Mayor
in prison
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
RODE With DEAD
MANIN AUTO
Woman Tells Illinois Police
Bandit Killed Her Male
Companion
VICTIM SLAIN AFTER
EXCHANGE OF SHOTS

EVANSTON. Ill.,, Aug. 81 United
Press l.-Declaring a bandit held them
up and killed her companion Mrs
Gladys Jacobson, 80 drove 90 hos
pilal here early today with the body
OF II. B. Rhodes 30. wealthy dryg0ods
merchant. In the seat beside her pu-
lice held Mrs Jacobson She is Tina
mother of "a i0-ycar-O.d boy. Rhodes
is the father OF a 5-yoar-0ld eirl
Mrs Jacobson, according 20 the po-
lice, said they were driving along @
road when a roadster drew up io their
car. 10 carried only the driver. who
drew a revolver and ordered Rhodes
60 stop.
Rhodes. she said, produced "a pistol
and fired az the man who returned
the shots, wOunding Rhodes twice.
The man in the roadster was not
hurt, she said Tho alleged murderer
turned and fed Mrs jacobson said.
while she sought medical AID.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
WHOLE TOWN BEATS IT
WHEN STEERS RUN WILD;
AUTO, CHILDREN BUTTED

-Four Wild stccrs. being driven "a
ihe slaughter house of the u B Mar
tin Company. 229 Tainl'l street. os-
capped from ihe drove at iha foot on
orange streets this morning and gave
pretty exhibition OF wild and woody
west days. guns merrily popping.
PEDESTRIANS mounting trees and aged
and sedaic old gentlemen giving every
evidence Of a sudden renewal NJ youth
by yaulilng picket fences, climbing
trees or turning sOmcrsaults in the
air as they were suddenly propelled
skywlrd hy AN Irresistible force from
behind While scores OF people wcro
knocked down and many received
painful injuries. 80 far no one has
been reported seriously injured
one NJ the animals was nnllly shot
at Eighteenth street and Boulevard
by a number Of men in charge NJ
Superintendent Mock, of The ID. b.
Martin Company. Another was killed
loo the baseball park at Third street
bridge and two others have been cor
rallied In tho yard of Mrs William :.
Mitchell. ii0l Madison street. so one
was injured here. hut the Wild ami
mails did considerable damage io the
surrounding property in their dcspcr-
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

ate efforts 70 escape. They viii be
taken back Do ihe abaiiolr This after
noon.
The most spectacular chase was
that of a red. hornless steer hat ran
over Market street bridge. then cir-
clcd around and came back by way
of Third street bridge. thence west
90 French street. mp mat thorough
io Eleventh street. down 20 Me Kirk
wood Park Here at least one hun-
drcd children were lt play. The mad
dcurd animal ran through the crowd
bat fortunately did not attempt 20 in
iuro "a child. although 10 had already
huiied a score or more Of people A
squad OF palrOmcn were sent from
ihe police station 90 capture DE anil
NAL pom their arrival at the park
the animal seemed i0 scent trouble,
and lowering iis head made a dash at
he hWerOa.s 10 is needless Co say
the animal was not mpeded In ~
movements Tho officers were unable
to shoot owing Go the wild scramble
and danger nj hitting some one and
were forced tO retreat
on the edge OF the park The steer
Continued on Page Nlnc.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
.93 YEAR OLD
ARNURSEDEAD
Mrs. Anna Hopkins Was
Comforter to Civic Strife
Sufferers
OLDEST MEMBER
OF OLIVET CHURCH

Mrs. Anna Hopkins. % year Old.
died yesterday at the home OF her
nice. Mrs. q. r. % ~chonfd. % South
Clayton street. following an Illness OF
one week. Mrs. Hopkins was the
widow of Benjamin Hopkins. vino for
several years prior 90 his death cons
duciod the sheet metal and heater
business 3t Front and Jefferson
streets. She was a NE long member
NJ iha Presbyterian Church and was
ihc oldest member 0f Ol.yel presby-
terIan Church
During hcr earlier days Mrs Hop
kins was a resident OF Albany. y. Y.
and during the Civil War was inii-
maiely associated with government
and State officials. frequently acting
as nurse at the Albany ArmOry Hos
piial, which was near her home She
did much war relief work. sewing
and scraping line for ihe Use of the
hospital attendants. She had been an
active church worker until few
weeks prior i0 her death
Her nearest living relatives are her
niece. Mrs SchOneld and "a nephew.
james Williams. SO South Harrison
street. The funeral will take place
from me residence 1f har niece in-
morrow afternoon. the Rev. Joel Gil
nllan d. d.. officiating lpicrmeni
will Doe private.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
CITY FIREMEN
TOGET MONEY
Council Committee Decides
to Grant Increases to Safe
guard City
MEANS PAYING OUT
OF $4,000 MORE

Following a meeting or representa-
iives of the finance and fire commit
ices of CRY Council on Saturday afl-
ernoon in the City Building if was
announced ihat me demands OF the
city nre companies that threaten 90
strike for an increase in their ap-
preparation would have io Doe met at
this time rather than lcopardizc the
safely OF the city by Gre As a re-
suit Of This conference members of
Council ai the special meeting 60 be
held tomorrow night VIII make final
decision on ihe question aud inform
ihe fire companies representatives. at
once
The granting Of the nrcmen's de-
mlnds VIII require an additional
$4,000 of the cily's funds As TO-
suit OF the agitation and The unsai-
isfaclOry condition that has cropped
up over iho fire department 10 is be-
loved the Legislature that meets in
January will provide for a paid fire
department in Wilmington whenever
Council desires 20 install o.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
OF
JAMAICA GINGER
Maharty, However, Tells
Court He Will Stop and
Treat Family Better
MUST REPORT EACH
NIGHT TO POLICE

Promising TO stop drinking and 90
treat his family properly. Leonard
Mahariy was dismissed on a charge
Of breach ~ the peace toward his
wife. by Deputy Judge Finger. In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning, but was
ordered TO report every evening 90
The police captain.
Mrs. Msharly said that her husband
has been making 10 a point 10 get in
toXicated on Jamaica ginger every
night and that while In this condi-
iion he would abuse her and their
children. His conduct. she said. be-
came So unbearable last evening that
she had a warrant sworn out for his
arrest.
Beponting for his conduct. Nfaharty
declared that be will take the pledge
and allow his wife 10 collect his wages
from the shop each week. lie as
serted that he wants 90 atone Tor the
treatment he has given his family.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
GET THIS PAIR
ON THEFT CHARGE

City Detectives Mcdaniel and John
son, have arrested George stokes and
Elizabeth stokes. who are wanted by
The New York authorities on charge
OF grand larceny. having, It is alleged,
stolen clothing, household goods. etc,
valued az $500 from man named
Olson. residing at Richmond Hill. The
detectives also secured a considerable
quantity OF the alleged stolen prop
orty which was taken 20 the detective
bureau. and a large number OF paw
tickets on local shops, showing thai
the pair had raised considerable none,
since their arrival here a short time
ago.
The New York authorities were
notified OF the arrest and have sen
officers and some one 90 Identify hi
alleged stolen property.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
WANT ROAD FUND
FROM NEW CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90 United
Press. Good road building through
out the country will suffer a serious
setback unless further appropriations
FOR Federal aid 90 siates are made
at the next session of Congress OIL
cials OF me Department or Agricui-
ture indicated today.
According 90 Thomas II. Mcdonald,
chief of The bureau Of public roads,
sfO0O00O0O Of Federal funds became
available July T. This viii be dis
iribuied among the states which are
Do appropriate amounts equal % what
they receive from the Federal funds
under an act passed In 1915
"The states have had four years
I'm which 90 prepare for The large
funds which now become available
Mcdonald said "They expect 10 ba
able to handle them. What Is II
greater concern 20 them at this timo
Is the condition. which may result
In Federal appropriations ara per-
milled to lapse. The highway de-
partments should know at least .
YEAR In advance what funds are %
be made available In order that plals
may be made FOR the proper sss q
he fund.-" ---..------
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
Collections BY States
For Joint State and
National Legitimate
Expenses Not to Ex-
ceed One Million
More, Hays Informs
Senate Committee
PLOT TO BUY
PRESLDENCYFALSE

CHICAGO. Aug. 20 united Pross)-
Governor Cox's charges are false in
what they say and llbelous IN their
purpose" VIII n. Hays chairman OF
The Republican National Committee
declared today when he took The
stand as the first witness in the sem
atorial committees campaign fund
Investigation here.
Hays In a long prepared statement
TO the committee said the National
Committee budget for the campa sn
this year called for s3.079 03720 That
sum, or approximately that VIII be
raised and spent be said. and not
si1 W0OO as Governor Cox charged
The S3000O00 does not include.
Hays said, collections for states
where there Is a mutual agreement
that such collections for State
dld national committees shall
ho done Jointly. II is my opinion that
tho total amount which is and
Will Doe finally collected by the joint
raising organizations for the use of
an State committees In ,heir Stat,
elections will approximate No0OO
This is no part OF the national COM
miliees fund"
Takins up the various angles Of
/ COX's charges. Hays said
Governor Cox has publicly
charged:
a. That certain interests wer'
| banded together 20 buy NE press
dency and that millions had been con
| lrlbuicd 90 the Republican party vi ll
Continued on Page Nino.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

LONDON These two men are the
storm ccnicrs u the Irish situation
today leN Terrence Mlf-NineN
lord mayor of Cork. who is hunger
striking in Br.XiOn prison NJ Doc dies.
Sim Foiners intimate they will nnl
LiOyd George and other British OIL
clals guilty VI murder and viii Bid
them Riots and demonstrations here.
in Liverpool and BOO ireland have
marked The effort iO effect his release.
New York lonFshoremrn went on
strike, tying up British liners. crying
Release MacSWlncy and let Arch
bishop MannIX go 90 Ireland" Man
nix .right. ca nro-Sinn FeIncr from
Australia went 90 the British Isles
despite British orders that hc would
not he allowed io visit Ireland. hl
is still ln England
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
GRINNAGE USED BRICK,
BAILEY in HOSPITAL

As the complainant. Charles Bailey,
Negro. is patient in the Delaware
Hospital as result Of injuries al
legged to have been inflicted on him by
the defendant, the case Of James L..
Grnnage. Negro. charged with as
ssult and battery, was continued until
saturday by Deputy Judge Finger in
Municipal Court this morning. BAN
was fixed at $1,000.
Grinnage Is accused OF hitling
Bailey In the head with a brick dur
ing an argument at Eleventh and Wal
nut streets early yesterday morning.
The defendant is said TO have been
annoying Bailey and his wife.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
THIEVES GET $4.OO
in STORE ROBBERY

Thieves entered the store NJ Max
Breuor. iOs West Fourth street. some
time between closing time saturday
night and This morning Goods were
scattered around the store. the safe
forced open and 81 in cash taken
from the cash register SO merchan-
disc is missing They gained en-
france through the rear cellar win
dow. The thieves must have been
scared on as they left a large goose
neck nail-pullcr and crow bar. in their
hasly departure. The safe had been
len open hy the clerks on saturday
evening. but had been badly battered
by ihc thieves. who evidently had
locked it.
Certified MIX for Infants-Clover
nlfrN ro-AdN
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
3 MORESLAIN
IN new RIOT
AMONGIRISH
Hundreds of Shipyard
Workers Involved in Fresh
Irish Lawlessness
1O7 Sim FEN
VICTIMS THIS YEAR

BELFAST. Aug 30 United prrss.)-
Soldiers and pollcr restored order
Today, following a night and morn
ing of no ing between Orangemon
and Catholics.
Three mfn and a woman were Kill
ed today and SD persons wound a.
bringing ihe total Casualties up 90 il
Killed and lOO wounded
The rioiIng. which has broken ont
ai intervals fnr three days. ccniorod in
the York street district and lnyOlyed
hundreds of shipyard' workers.
DUBLIN. Aug 30 UNITED prcssl .-
Sim Fein symnaihizcrs Killed 12 pO-
liccmen. A soldiers and As civilians
IN ireland between January 4 anl
Continued on Page Tcnl
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
KICKS
KILLING ARVEY
Young Man Dies in HoSpi-
tai Result of Accident on
Kenneth Pike
DECEASED WORKED
AT RAILROAD SHOPS

Thrown from a motorcycle he was
riding along the KcnEeu turnpike.
near Greenvillc yesterday afternoon
when the machine Kicked" Lloyd
ArNey aged n years, OF pars0nhurg.
Md. who boarded at COO East sixth
street, was fatally injured. He died
al the homeopathic Hospital. The ac-
cident was witnessed by William
Mails. assistant city dog catcher. and
hc arranged 20 have the injured man
removed 90 the Homeopathic Hospital
In an automobile that was stopped.
The young man was unconscious
when Walls and others reqrhtd his
side. he had been thrown on and The
motorcycle he had been riding being
on TOP Of him Physicians at The hos
pital found that he had a fractured
(Continued on Page Teal.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
COPS SGETCOP
AFTER NEAR RIOT
Bryan, New Patrolman
Hauled in Patrol; Fought
Taxi Drivers
HIS WEAPON IN CAR;
WILL FACE CHARGE

After walking about the city on
Saturday night and early yesterday
morning atlired in his uniform al
though be was relieved OF police duty
al 6 O'Clock saturday night Oliver
Bryan. who was appointed a polica
officer a month ago. became engaged
m a fight with tayicab men at Fourth
and Adams streets. early yesterday
morning. As a. result the police pa
troll crew responded 90 "a near riot
call from the section and yesterday
palrolman Bryan was suspended from
the force by Chief Of Police Black
pending the outcome Of charges pre-
ferrod against him
The FIRST knowledge the authorities
had Of Bryan going about the city In
Continued Un Pase Ten,l
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
REDS RAISING
new ARMIES To
.ATTACKPOLES
GaIician Peasants Under
Arms May Renew Often
sive i'm South
WILL TRANSFER PEACE
RALLY FROM NlINSK

WARSAW. Aug - UNITED Prcssl
Delayed Preparations were under
way today lo transfer the Russo-pol-
ish armlsiico negotiations from Mnsk
10 Riga or to LatNla following agree
mcni between the two governments.
The Bolshc,lN al first offered 20
hold the conferences 40 some point In
Esih0na. hni Foreign Minister
Tchoichcrln finally accccdcd Go the
Poles suggestion of Riga.
4 conference of Russian and Polish
officials VIII Doe held Boo Bresi LitoVsh
before the transfer. which probably
will bee completed within a week, j.
made.
Tho Polish 0nlcial communlque ~
day described another "rcd attempt al
Continued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
TROOPS TO KEEP ORDER
IN W. Va. NINE FIELDS

authorities feared mo- new outbreaks.
A grave undercurrcni of apprphen-
sion has bc.n felt hy residents Of
towns In the Mat wan and William
son districts. The approaching trial
Of Maiewan miners and B1Idwln-felt-
detectives for killing of Mayor Test
crman. seven private mine guards and
l'NO others ON May ~ was generally
regard q as signal FOR new uprls-
ilg. The arrival Of Federal sloops
however. Is believed by authorities %
Continued on Page Ten
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
M'NABB Wins
OVER M 'GINLEY
Has Majority of 279 for Sen
ator at Democratic Pri-
marieS
QUIGLEY EASILY
DEFEATS HUNTER

Tn a spirited fight 40 the Demo
cratic primaries On Saturday Repre-
sentative j Edward NcNahb was
nominated for stale senator over
James w. Mckinley by a. majority Of
2l9. The dOwnp0ur of rain during
the early afternoon probably kept
many away from The polls but the
workers got out total of 2sl3 votes.
McNahb got 1866 and McGin.cy 1887.
McNahh's victory was a surprise TO-
many workers but his friends had pre-
dicied an along that Doe would puil
through or The 81 districts in the
Continued on PAGE Tonl.