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Evening journal., 1920-10-14
SCHOOL WRANGLE
NOT Adjusted
Neither Mrs. Nelson or
Principal wooten Have
Returned to Duties
MISS KRUSE is
NOW IN CHARGE

While the Board OF Public Educa-
tiOn specified no time In the leave Of
absence granted Mrs Alice Dunbar
Nelson. cOlOred. teacher Of ENGLISH,
and H. Ray WOOicn. cOlorcd. principal
OF the Howard Hieh School. after they
had offered to resign as such. both
principals in the situation remained
away from the school today When
asked if She planned to resume ner
duties or TO allow her resignation 10
stand. Mrs Nelson replied. II have
nothing TO say. ! would rather let
tho matter drop"
Efforts 10 locate Mr. Wooten failed
70 was STATED at the Howard school
that the principal was not al the
school. Miss Edwina 3. Krusc. color
ed. for many years head OF the school,
is Acting principal. President George
Rommel. OF the board, said last nlght
the situation was unchanged. Mt.
Rommel explained that u the two dis
putants did not resums thoir work
within a reasonable time" % was
probable the board. through its teach
ars' committee, would declare the
leave OF absence ended and take steps
to an the places.
owing 10 The controversy over Mrs
Nelson being locked out" from her
studies bf Principal Wooien because
She attended. confercncs In Marion.
ohio. without a leave OF absence, the
proposed reception that was planned 10
be- givcn Mr. WoOicn tomorrow even
ing has been postponed.
n, rr.S Cfoxcrf Dairv CoaA
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
need $4,000
FOR HOSPITAL
p. & S. Friends Go Ahead
With Plan to Raise De-
sired Amount
SCHOOL CHILDREN
ASKED TO HELP

Not contentawith having collected
large sums toward the total OF SEQ
600 which was reported last night as
raised Tor the new contagious disease
hospital . on tht Mckay property.
Chestnut and BrOOmc streets. many
of the Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital bazaar committees are working
out plans 10 assist in raising the re-
naming 10000 that is needed TO
reach the goal OF SJOO0Oe
One' OF these committees is the
Alert Branch OF the International Sun
shine Society, OF which Mrs John ?.
LeCarpentier' is chairman Having
secured the permission OF the Board
OF Education and Superintendent Of
schools Clifford j. Scott this commit
tee Is asking all the school children
OF The. city TO subscribe what they
are able.
Mrs. LeCarpeniier pointed out at
lhe workers supper in The Hotel
dupont last might, mat If each 0f
The 10000 school children here would
give but ten cents a piece. this would
raise - 600 for the hospital and The
hope is that many OF the parents who
have had no other chance 90 cOntri-
butte TO the cause will want 10 give
more than ten cents through their
children
This committee has already visited
2S Of The public schools and will visit
the others in the next few DAYS.
Besides this committee, the fish
pond committee, OF which Mrs. ".
j. Robinson is chairman, is planning
a series OF dances this winter for The
benefit Of the new hospital The nof-
city committee, Of which Mrs. George
J.. Riley is chairman. Will conduct a
Christmas Sale OF fancy work and
useful articles, OF an kind. left over
from the recent bazaar and other
committees also are undertaking fur
ther activities 10 help tn cause.
The $4,000 reported last night was
the outcome Of the bazaar held by
CONTINUED ON Page Thlrioenl
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
USE BRIDGE NOT
FORMALLY OPENED

Although The Levy Court has not
formally opened the Augustine bridge
across the BrandyNVine creek. the
structure has been used by many au-
tOmObilisis. ON Sunday a number OF
automobile owners crossed the siruc-
turc. removing the wooden planks
that had been erected as a barrier.
The wOrh on The approaches. which
was done by the Levy Court at the
cty's expense, has been finished for
a week or more but tho bridge has
not been formally accepted by the
Levy Court from the contractors. the
Walsh Construction Company.
Representatives OF that concern
several days ago said they We're
planning TO bar the approaches and 90
keep the structure closed until 70 is
accepted by the Levy Court
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
CONSTABLlLARY TO CRUSH
REBELLION IN IRELAND

DUBLIN. oct. "A United press.-A
consiahulary large enough TO crush
any disturbing force boo ireland was
promised today by Sir Ham0r Green
wood. chief secretary for ireland.
Greenwood said a system of spe-
cial consiahulary. similar 90 that ln
England, will be established under
control of the Royal Irish consianu-
larry.
Every citizen has the right 10 pro-
tect his own home and 20 help protect
the community where he lives, %
Greenwood said AZ Belfast where he
addressed members Of the police force
The force will be increased by as
many thousands as are deemed neccs-
sary 20 end terrorism and murder he
said.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
Are You Registered?

Next Saturday will be the final
registration day prior TO the Gen
eral elections in November.
The registration booths will
open between and 2 o'clock and
will close at Z o'clock In the even
ing. The opening and closing
hours viii he the same through
out the State.
Since the last registration day.
the first on which women in Dele
ware registered. the political part
les have had their wOmen's com
mittees, working on lists Of those
women who are not yet qualified
as voters AT the coming election
and u i expected that the com
miliees will have their workers
out in force al the registration
booths on saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

Greenwood was completing a tour
OF inspection. lIe Travelled under an
elaborate protective system and
there was no disturbance along the
route
Ireland, he said. will be granted a
generous home rule, but the safety
OF he nation demands that 10 be re-
laincd as part OF the empire
II was determined today that an ac-
cidtnial explosion killed seven men
and wounded nvc Others In an aban-
donod house 10 50. Hern's. County
Wexford. yesterday. Soldiers arrived
at the house shortly after The expl0-
sion. They said % was apparent the
men had been experimenting with
bombs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
NEW ANTI
RED RUSSIAN ARMY

BERLIN. oct. "a. UNITED pressl--
Reports from Entente sources today
said a now effort has been launched
10 recruit an anti-red army In Russia.
Remnants of the force recruited by
Lieut.. Bermondt and other former
anti-rcd groups were TO be used.
PARIS, oct. A. United Press RE
ports lO ihe French foreign office
today said BolsheVik troops had ad-
Nanccd against General Wrangcl on
the Sea OF Azof, recapiuring several
towns.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
AMNESTY FOR
ITALIAN DESERTERS

ROME. oct. "A UNITED Press. -
Italy today proclaimed an amnesty
for all political and military crimes
committed prior 10 September 10.
1879. The act practically exempts
an descrters from the Italian army,
from suffering the customary pen
alties.
To obtain the exemption. de-
scriers must report 10 authorities
with n one month. II on Italian soil
and 90 consular agents within four
months. IL living abroad.
b Tho amnesty also includes former
Australian subjects living in Italian
territory.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
VOTERS. MAY
BE TRANSFERRED

Voters already registered In one
voting district who have since chang
ed their residence can be transferred
10 their new voting district only by
application In person al their origi-
nal polling place when the officials
are sitting, the Department OF Elec-
tions has announced in response TO
numerous Inquiries
When such voters apply, they will
be given a certificate which they
must file al their new polling place
when they vote on election day. The
last opportunity 90 be transferred
viii be on saturday, the last regis
ir1tion day prior 10 the election.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
GETS TEN YEARS
FOR SLAYING MAN

John Wesley White. Negro, p,
Darby, pleaded guilty 90 manslaugh-
ter at Media Yesterday and was SEN
fenced by Judge Johnson 10 serve
from six 10 ten years in the Eastern
penitcntiary.
White shot and Killed William
Blair. a white man OF this city. in
sharon Hill August q, while Blair
was conversing with Mrs. White in
her home.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
LADIES' NIGHT AT
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE

The Democratic League viii hold
another Ladies Night at ne club
house. Go French street tonight
There will be a reception for the
women voters followed by music and
dancing. Refreshments VIII be
served. The speakers viii b include
former senator Willard Salisbury
Caleb r. Burchenal. Thomas r. Bay
ard and the Rev. Zach. ". Wells and
probably one woman speaker.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
REPUBS TO RALLY
AT CENTREVILLE

Christiana hundred Republicans. men
and women, will enliNen the cam
paign with a massmceiing IN Centre
willie Hall tonight Colonel Henry A..
dupont will preside The speakers
will be Miss Mary Stewart, Of Col
orado. and the Hon. Wade H. Ellis,
former attorney general Of Ohio. who
Is one OF The foremost Republican
3rators In the country
The First Infantry Band Will give
a CONCERT at 7.30 o'clock and there
will be selections by a quartet and
community singing.
Buy SAFE MILK. Phone i5so. The
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
NEW BISHOP OF DELAWARE CONSECRATED:
BRITISH MINERS STRIKE ON SATURDAY
REV DIR. PHILIP COOK IS
BESTOWED CHURCHHONOR
ATINPRESSIVE CEREMONY

Presiding Bishop Tut
tie and Sir Other
Preiates O1Tcidte at
EIeUafon Of Fourth
Head of DeIawdre'
EpiscopaEans Ti0o
Thousand Witness Tho
Ceremony in BALI
more Church Of
Which DR.. Cook Hdd
Been Rector
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

7 OsT-SUNDAY. SMALL BOSTON
IL brindie bull. brown. six months old.
A. swcrs 10 name Of Pal or Paddle Val
uahle 10 owner for association. Reward
IN returned to 10 Crawford Circle. or OH
Delaware Ave. octii2t
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
InnAN.s TEMpEnATIRE

At The Evening lOurrdl unlce.
SEQ 4. M...jq 1900 p. M.....76
1000 4. Mo- 100 p. M....Si
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
nR. PNLMER INrRONEs.

TIC condition OF Dr. JOnn Palmer,
1871 Delaware avenue, who has been
seriously IN witt pneumonia. Tor
several days. was rep0rie5 as M
proved today
Drs William Marshall and James a.
Draper are the attending physicians
Rims For All Cars. Automobile
Equipment Co.. 3rd and French ADV
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

A Ricn Food. Clover Dairy Cos A
Grade SAFE AdLk.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-14
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Friday. little
change in temperature; moderate
Evening journal., 1920-10-14

Buy SAFE MILK. Phone i5so. The
Clover Dairy Co.-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
From Daughter to Sister Nations.

For the British preferably called the British
nonweah by forwardookng citizens and political leaders,
OF the has had such internal
OF the domnons This formally registered league
policy suh for has been held by
Imperial Press Conference You distinctly recognized
proposed of Lloyd with the dominion
Vancouver October Heretofore the
don Now London the premers halfway
house between Montreal the North
America and the British domnons OF the South Pacific
From being daughter discipline arb
trsry decided Downing
until is freely admitted that hereafter children
upon Sisters with all the rights that with chood and
from the ideal OF you steadily turning toward
the they did give birth
feet the period Of For
sharply dvv between the SISTERS
ners at Vancouver will consult and possible agree
ment about that be called
imperial policy Canada and Australasia
with Great Britain Of Asiacs they know
much than has been vouchafed mdato
by which Japan extends holdings Pacific;
they ask for participation shaping Japan as may
be renewed defined Nor require any stretch the ap
nation that already they their opin-
ions British policy Russia II again they
to fight Of British descent political tradition,
and for British interests they upon being prior to
declaration OF
Australasia especially be by Downing Street
when issue like the Polish arises; continent
has developed body OF electors against German
imperialism and mitarm but by Slavic com
munH Moreover its returned than
have not healed Nor did the English society
and its make the and New Zealand who
democracy"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
The Nineteenth Amendment Victory.

Tenncssee legislature surrendered the inevitable yesterday
Possibly Jackson hOvered the Nashville
democratic action than North Carolina or
Connecticut or willing take
explanation of the credits it to pressure
from without the State
public opinion demanded action later as con-
principle had been passed To
against the pricks North Cardinals governor
seemed useless Secondly there
why the political wanted the
the coming election The opposition of
excluded by failure ratiy the amendment
now by Harding Cox Mcssrs
Hays had be made for politics sake and
Expedeny ruled and strict regard for law
merits o the question issue
obscure championship OF the amend
by legislators But they did the
The members who voted without the
wanted them They did this knowingly and notwithstanding
of the proposed actions legality already raised and might
be tested later in the
We glad the amendment bids fair become
whether resides Macha Me-
Cal, Tex, Minneapolis MINI,
rights by Of the franchise and
the broad racial religious basis We the
that the has precisely
has and with question of its legality.
Once the from present strife partisan
issues and the deaby undesiraby American participation
the league Of be hoped that shapcrs
OF public opinion will their attention the discussion
methods Of constitutional amendment than
extensions Of the national organic law.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Marriage Licenses.

William Il Chichester. .. Of wnrrsntou,
W and Florence Scott. II, OF Washington
The EeN. g. H. Harris.
William L. James. IS. and Susie Z. Fitr.
huEl. %. both Of Washington. The Rev N
W H. Norman.
Ellsworth dorsey. -, and Susie Jackson.
~. bo,h Of Washington. The Rev A SayIes.
Carroll /. WhaIpn. "a. and Margaret Clark
20. both Of Washington The Rev A. Sayles
William Conway. 20. and Mamie Smith. IS
h-ih OF Washington. The Rev. W Il Dor.
>cy.
Albert ". Jones. %. and Rehecca waines
: both of Washington. The Rev. W A
Jones
Robert Bigsby. "a and Edna Lewis. Is
both Of Washington. The Rev Co. Il Harris
Alfred L. Palmer - and Louise Coates.
i, both Of Washington. The Rev. 5 Miller.
Arthur Adams. s., OF Brooklyn. y y and
Maude NJ. Mckenzie. 81, Of Richmond. Va.
The Rev. J II. Je1ries
Marvin NJ Lowe. -. OF Kansas Citr. NJ
and Mabel r. Maxwell Is Of Fayetteville.
\. {. The Rev. I. L DAVIS
Wesley B. Roberts. -. and Beatrice z.
Brooks. IS, both Of Washington. The Rev.
A. II. Mihm.
Samuel +. Terry. 81. ana Hazel Camp
bell. -. both Of Washington. Tie Rev. W.
J. Meeks.
Marion NJ. Amos. -. Of shallow We'll. Va.
and Mary Z. Crews, p. Of Wiugina. Va. The
Rev. J. il. JeTrics.
James r. Tlrrru. -. and Julia DonoEhur
"a, both Of Washington. The Rev. W. J.
lyman.
Clemens Western -. Of Washington. and
Catherine +. R0throck. - Of Washington
Court House. Ohio The Rev. W. J. Meeks
Alfred Michael. -. and Clara Lowe. 80
both OF Washington. The Rev. J. {. Geale
samuel 81 Norman. 26, and Iday c Brusi-
loG, 10, both OF Washington. The Rev. A.
Sheferman.
James L. Fsrquharson. 45, and Lucretis
Compton. 50. both Of Washington. The Rev.
W II. MaHOkoo.
Henry 5. Kane jr 80. Of waynesboro
Pa, and Lola v. Robinson, 70, Of shores, Va.
Tie Rev. 5. Gardner.
John II, Mason, 20, and Ella Coleman. IS
both Of Wash nEtoh. The Rev J !. Carroll
James r. lark. 80, and Nsnno Y. Lucas
-. both Of Washington. The Rev. J. N
Waldron
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Events of Today

Meeting Opening OF Republican
ca ampsign in the District Of Coium-
bis, Headquarters Republican Ma
tional Committee.
Concert-Boy Scout Band concert
and lawn fete. Sixth street and North
Carolina avenue southeast tonight.
heeting-Young women's Hebrew
Association, s p. m.
Meeting Ways and means COM
mittee OF Martha Washington Re-
oekas Lodge, at Girl Scouts stand,
Potomac Park.
Convention-opening session, In
ternsuonal Association OF Printing
house Craftsmen: headquarters.
New Ebbitt Hotel, 2 p. m
Amusement,.
National-Helen Hayes, in Bah
Garrick - Garrick Players In
Daddy Longlegs"
Cosmos-Vsudeville and nlna
B. F. Keith's-vauoeville
strand-VsudeviIIe and nlms
Gayety-"sportinE widows"
Loew's Palace-NAry Pickford In
"sUds."
Moore's Rialto-Katherine Mac
Donald in The Beauty Market"
Crandalls Metropolitan-couvay
Tearle in 'Msrooned Hearts"
Loew's Columbia-Alma Rub.ns
in The World and His Wife"
CrsndaIl's Knickerboeker-No
Talmadge in The Woman Gives"
CrandslTs-Katherine Macdonald
in The Woman Thou Gavest Ne"
Glen Echo-Resort attractions
Great Falls Psrk-Resort facii-
ties.
Steamer Macslester-Daily excur-
sions to Mount Vernon.
Marshall Hall - Resort Gmus.-
ments.
Chesapeake Beach-Resort sttr.e-
/ tions
Colonial Beach - "wGshingtou's
Atlantic City"
Chevy Chase Lake-Dsncing
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Continued from Yesterday.

26 And thy carcass shall be meat
unto fowls of the air, and unto the
beasts OF the earth, and no man
shall fray them away.
- The Lord will smite thee with
the botCh OF Egypt. and with the
cmerods. and with the scab, and
with the itch. whereof thou canst
not be healed.
2S The Lord shall smite thee
with madness, and blindness, and
astonisEment of heart:
20 And thou shalt grope at
MONDAY, as the blind gropeth in
darkness, and thou shalt not pros
per in thy ways: and thou shalt be
only oppressed and spoiled ever
more. and no man shall save thee.
30. Thou shalt bet-.,h wife, and
another man shalt lie with her:
thou shalt build house, and thou
shalt not dwell therein: thou shalt
plant a vineyard, and shalt not
gather the grapes thereof.
81 Thine OK shall be slain before
thine eyes. and thou shalt not eat
thereof: thine ass shall be violently
taken away from before thy face,
and shall not be restored to thee:
thy sheep shall be given unto thine
enemies, and thou shalt have none
to rescue them.
30 Thy sons and thy daughters
shall be given unto another people,
and thine ewes shall look, and fail
with longing for them all the day
long: and there shall be no might
in thine hand.
80 The fruit of thy land, and all
thy labours, shall a nation which
thou knowest not eat up; and thou
shalt be only oppressed and crushed
aIway:
"a So that thou shalt be mad for
the sight of thine eyes which thou
shalt see.
35 The Lord. shall smite thee in
the knees, and in the legs, with a
sore botch that cannot be healed,
from the sole of thy foot unto the
top of thy head.
36 The Lord shall bring thee,
and thy king which thou shalt set
over thee, unto a nation which
neither thou nor thy fathers have
known; and there shalt thou serve
other gods, wood and stone.
81 And thou shalt become an as
constituent, a proverb, and a by
word. among all nations whittier
the Lord shall lead thee.
IS Thou shalt carry much seed
out into the field. and shalt gather
but little in; Tor the locust shall
consume it.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Shall the Philippines Be Territory?

The American Chamber of Commerce Philippines has
recently gone record formally avorng territorial
OF the islands The Republican convention CHICAGO
omitted to state the Pary attitude nuar independence
SUBJECT hat Ooth parties fo
a@ VII" IN outlining their policies 1t understood that
Hon deliberate conformed desires of Fipino in this
country representing considerable body opinion
Explanations for these various but one
e consideration because OF pausby That
serVstve and moderate aware Of the turn that
aais nave taken and the possible contingencies Far Eastern
wish to the archipelago become an organic part Of e d
states with territorial status Events 1914 it is said make
hn less ardent IN ourselves alone advocacy They see Asia en-
hs on revolutionary and they increasing friction be-
tween es IN the war that have differing Eastern amor
and policies The experiences of nations in Europe r
wane The radicals becoming Fabans All of which ts
important .........., N' - "]0' !"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-19
Browsing Round in
Politics
By LABERT ST. CLAIR.


Franklin Roosevelt, democratic can
didate for Vice President. has BEGUN
TO shake hands right and LETT. kiss
the babies and praise the bread Of
the farmers wives.
Roosevelt always has been a cor
dial soul, but when he came baok
TO town few days ago. along with
jimmie Cox, to discuss with Pres
idcnt Wilson the best kind Of an
aSsaul, q make on Senator Hard
ing. he seemed unusually warm. In
TestigutIon proved that he had been
training On the natives all the way
/ bacN East from the Democratic
convent, n.
According to political leader
VINO accompanied Roosevelt back a
far as Glenwood Springs. Colo. the
Vice Presidential candidate stal ted
right in as soon as his train left
Oakland TO make friends with the
babies. 1t was no trouble for him.
either, because he has tive huskins
at home. Before the train had gone
ten miles Roosevelt had all Of thu
KIDS in his car around him and was
spinning them yarns and calling
them nice names.
Don't you mind" he would say
TO a Jnother as one Of her hopeful s.
would swat him with literally
jcllicd cookie. 7 have five OF my
own at home"
Word soon triCkled down the line
that the train bearing Roosevelt wa d.
on its way. and at every station
there was a group out 10 meet him
He always walked out on tho plat
form, SHOOK hands all AROUND. am.
every now and then. inquired ab nut
the liquor stock Of the community.
Just. Of course, for general use in
case the question comes up in the
campaign.
Roosevelt is making just the kind
Of a campaign his friends expected
him to. He always has been known
as live wire. He rides horses,
plays tennis. loves dogs. sits at his
desk with his legs crossed. spins a
good yarn and. like Senator Hard
ing, smokes ciCarootes.
West Against Royalty.
Friends of Secretary Colby are
telling a yarn about why he was
favored by some of the Tammany
boys as a candidate for President.
which may or may not be true.
1t seems that during a luII in the
convention proceedings when Cox
and McAdoo seemed hopclessIy
deadloCked. one of the Tammany
braves backed a big-hatted Nevada
delegate into a corner and told him
Colby was the logical compromise
candidate.
And Why" the Westerner asked
He'd have great weight with
Queens" the Tammany man replied
referring to Queens County. New
York, where Colby is especially pop
ular.
Il don't give a durn if he would"
the Wcstener replied. I'm agin
royalty of all kinds"
Was Hard Taskmaster.
Folks never will get through Klu.
ding Senator Lodge, behind his back,
of course, about the determined
fashion in which he presided over
the Republican convention. Yarns
about his methods for getting re-
suits are legion. and here is one OF
the latest that is being peddled
about:
When Cardinal Gibbons started to
read his prayer from manuscript on
the occasion OF his opening the con-
vention, a woman in the gallery saI5
to a friend:
u wonder why Cardinal Gibbons
is reading his prayer from manu-
script"
"oh, he had to give a carbon to
Senator Lodge before he could pro-
ceed. / suppose" rej&ned the friend.