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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-22
BASE BALL PRACTICE
TO START At ", Y, u.

Special Dispatch t. The TutelllSenCev.
MORGANTOWS. March "l-Ccach
Andrew k"npor Shelton, OF the West
virginia university baseball team. IS -H-
pectcd to arrive here carly tomorrow
rradv 70 aSsum" charC" 60 the first
outdoor workout fer the diamond can
ddatcS
\ nst vNs posted today uAmjnc the
candidates WIZ would he equipped Mon
day. This l'Sr included all fnmcr vars
ity mon. Dawson. Martin. Harrick. Dor
sey. Captain Armstrong. l.em!ry. TUrlio-
vIch Ncrflon md MADEIRA and = good'y
number Of new men with reputat Ions
who reported as candidates Cor tn" t"an
~ the organization meeting held in Jan
uary.
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eUs1HEss OPPORTUNITIES.
MILLIONS are suffering with rheun

MILLIONS are suffering with rheun;a-
tisn.. Most Important discovery OF the
aye. \ herb that actually drives the
most slunb I'm CaSe o. rheumatism en-
rirelv out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded at the
results. especially on the kidneys. Just
think az the mercy making possibilities;
Representatives. wanted. Sl.12 pouno
,,rstpqId. 10 pounds s. express paid.
Rheumatism Herb Co. Venice Califor-
MIA. mS-1o-t
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Q 90 80 . 90 . .
! BRAIN TEST5|
: BY SAM LLOYD. =
S MINUTES To ANSWER THIS.
No. 3S6.

Farmer Smith and his VII" say that
the race suicide scare is uf 40 account
down their way. as they have IS chill
drcn born at mtoryals Of one year and a
half Miss POcahontas. tho eldest o.
The children, who is reluctant about
mentioning her age. admits she - s"v"n
tines older than Captain John, Jr.. tn"
y ouuGcst OF the brood.
Tan YOU assist tho census man in flS-
uring out III" age of Miss PoCRhoulas"
ANSWER To 40. 375.
I.ONGFE.l.LOW and liEINE ,hlgh
kncCD
Topyright. 1870. hy sam LnydD
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LEADERS uNp1sTuRBEp.

PEORIA Ms. March cl.--ROwlc-s in
The individuals and w" mon Champion
qhips failed 20 disturb tho America
Rowling Congress lenders today. Tw"
changes among tho ton high men IN the
individuals and all events were recorded.
4. Cramsie. Chicago. with n $50. wont
into eighth rlaC" I'm tho individuals. "
Stewart. OF Cincinnati. with count ~
1897 for nine games shot into eighth
placc IN tho all events.
Teams from |NiCRG" Indianapolis. Nil
wnukCc. Dos M"ineS Elyria, ohio. Mus
keEon. Michigan. hrd Sscsnaha. MjchI-
gan, rolled in IN" five men events TO-
MI chit
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LINOTYPE OPERA
TORS. APPLY TO FOREMAN
WHEELING INTELLIGENCER,
PUBLIC SALE.

~ -oal estate. TIL" Whipplc Home
stead. on the Barn"sv!llo pike. two miles
cast Of McConnc!svillc. o. Will Ne offer
ed for :1l" 4: public auction on the
premises. on
SATURDAY. ArRIL ;. 1920,
bcclrning AZ > O'Clock p. IN.
This farm consists of 40 acres; IS
one uf I'll" best grazing and general pur-
pose farms in the county; rUomy brick
rraidrurn. three barns and necessary
ou;bu!ldiugs. Wall watered through
.,ii,: about ten acres timber land, con-
,rstirt: OF maturcd oak and poplar of
large size. y vein Of coal. about feet
thick und"rli"S part OF this farm, pro-
during coal nf splendid quality.
This farm !, ideal in many respects
Incntinn school. church. improved high
Nay. etc.: purchaser VIII have opportu-
nifty If buying stock. grain. feed and
implcm"ntS now owned by the under
signed.
For trims Of sal" and other informa-
ton. Apply tn r. r.. McElhin"y. McCon-
-, lS,ilI". CIhlu.
WNIrlI.E HEIRS.
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Charleston Star Elected Cap
tain of W. Y. u. Basket
Ball Team

MoRaANTowN, W. Va, March n.
--Horner g. Martin, q sophomore at
west Virginia university, whose homo
Is IN Charleston. was elected tonight
to captain tho Mountainesr basketball
team for 1871. Martin IS a forward,
and q star on the West Virginia ave.
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PRODUCTION OFF.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Marc cl.--
Production took a downward slant N
West Virginia last w""k. a variety Of
auses operating To rNtsrd the output
according 10 Max II. Toms, Of Ia" Ia
nawha Coal Shippers Association.
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CONFUSING RECORD
Continued From Page ono.)

Oklahoma. romcrNu" If DINO: Walsh uf
Mas-a chu4ctts: Walc"ii of Delaware:
Smith Of Ma; Wand: .hsh"rst "f Arizona
Rcckham Of k"ulUcky: Fletcher and
Trammcl Of Florida; Randall of Louis.
lana and smith at Georgia. T"iai ~
Minority for Wilson
Then cNamIn" tho list Of ,wrnty-threc
democrats Who stood with the ,rrCcun'
ciidhlc Republicans f"r the defeat OF
the Lodge resolution 81 ratification with
reservations ana IL shows Senators
Reed Of Missouri. Shields and Mckeilar
OF Tennessee and Thomas OF Colorado,
The viewpoint Of these four men on tn"
treaty by no means comedies with that
Of President Wilson even though INC!
were finally recorded with his support
crs They. Ike the !rrc""n"Ildhi" if"'
publcans. found Other things. in The
treaty OBJECTIONABLE" and east their votes
AGAINST ratification. So Mr. Wilson on
the final muster didn't have majority
OF his own party WIKI HIM. And with
,h,. execution OF Senators Hitchcock OF
Nebraska and Johnson Of south Dakota,
mot a sInEi, nrm"crnlir senator hor,ll
or Nasnn's AMI D!N"n's lin" or from III"
west supported the position OF IFcSl-
dent Wilson on the last count
This detection from tn" leadership
OF IN" lr"si"' III - "''t"'. ..','', ~
most sLnp"h',,"h ~ - '', .,,,,. ,',a
70 the Nhi'c mouse '"' !, wv
Democratic party stnmprdcd by III" arg
EumrntS ~ 'he'r N"'""'''"., "rh,. ,.t..,,
That "yt"at "l we E"'R' iesr' ,.'' i,os,
might h' viewed ny '"t C""''''I
tut! |" IN" h'"h'HE W 81" az
The hath" tor IA" '"HF"l 90 VIZ t'
congress and the White House viii he
wugcd in tho north. MI "ui NV" o'
the Democratic Senators from III" norm
,an rNEiht n" good record rs - ".''"'
.udEc and th' republican r"S'r\"''""
'sl*. ,,,,
wilson i Candloa'e'
If President N'IS"A sh"u'" NC mum"
aI"d for THIRD term or decide |" ,'a1-
rJ!,;u In n"hn'i "i NE hrin"' 'N' nom
in"". und"uht"dIE Mr. ,'-'," "'"'l "a
rect his attack III 'h' '''"N ,,,,.
'IoniStH. Inc !>Sn" ;" ',' ~ 80,
is concerned Is :" m'Nr" uH '"n' ''f
hutN tl''NhtN " ''' ''''
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wANTEp-MAIE AND FEMALE

WANTED Exclusive territory offered
t. rrspursihlc person. male or female,
10 SCI, a preparation for cleaning rugs,
biz: money rnn be- made. The Morgan
Co., l3n Manhattan St New York City.
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DIED.
woLsE-on Sunday. March .

WoLSE-on Sunday. March 81. 1920. I.
1890 O'Clock p. NJ, at her late resi-
dence, 426 Warwood avenue. Wa.
wood. AMANDA BLACK. widow =, .
the late William Wolse, aged % year
months and 81 days.
Funeral services from the late rcsidcnC
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'cloc, .
Friends respectfully invited. Inter
mcnt at Greenwood cemetery.
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MARTINIQUE SHAKEN.

FORT nE FRANrE. Martinique.
March .I.-.N rather strong "ar;hGuaN"
shock was felt here carly this mornings
80 damage vas caused.
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FOR SALE-FARMS
lou ACRE FARMERS FARM
L 4 \. IL

$4,000. WITH PIX. HORSES AND
COWS. ) htifcrS. SOW. mower. rake,
r.ovs. cultirators. lNng lis, tools.
Wagons. hay grain; aTi cash. easy
terms; near Il. Il. and market town.
high school. spl"niid milk plant. &c:
Marhim-- worked loan fields. "rcrk and
sprinK waicr"d pasture. wire fences.
much fruit. food Iu-rnvm hau-c. 1Q0-ft.
basement stock barn. siln. G!;inary.rorn.
POULTRY houses. Details page - Strouts
Spring tatalnE Bargains 80 States. copy
fr..a Sir"ur Farm Agency. 3n1 y. IL.
Union Bank EldE. Pittsburgh.
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LEoNARp-On Sunday. March 81. 1879.
at 9:S5 o'clock p. M. at her late resi-
dence. ll2i Chaplinc street CATH
ERNIE LEONARD. daughter of Ellc-i
and the late Thomas Leonard.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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wANTED-sALESMEN
FOR SA.

FOR sALE-rarm 6A acres. situated "l'
rIke from rlcHsaut Grows T. Mt.
Pleasant. 10 miles from Martins Forty
6 room frame house. barn, wagon nous
Phone M. Pleasant, \. W. Ev1n', Elmer
sou, jefferson CO.. ono l'lT----l
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Honest finders are NOT
keepers" Ninety-fve per
cent of the people are honest. A
Lost" ad will recover your
property in almost every in
stance.
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FARLEY-0n Thursday. March iSth
1920. At 10 o'clock y. m. At the North
Wheeling hospital. JOHN \. FAR
LEY. IN the list year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence OF Il. Z:
rouSin. VI. J. Farley No. On indian
street, on Saturday. March 20. at $50
a. III. Requiem high mass at 81. Jos
cph's cathedral At ? Il. III. lRtermcLt
III MI Calvary Ctmtery
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rn' greater tn" necessity for saving
the greater Your opportunity 10 use
Tn" Int"lliEcucrr Want .Nds.
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JoHNSoN-0n Thursday, March IS;1.
1920. at the home OF her erand+"r.
Andrew Brown, IN Springdale. Elm
Grove, MRS. HENRIETTA JOh.>-
son. IN the 9Sth year of her age.
Funeral from tn" place Of death tbs
Saturday afternoon at O'Clo"E.
Friends invited 10 attend. lntcrmCll
in Stone Church cemetery.
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Return Of Ebert

BERLIN. March =. iEI The hSsnr.-
hi"d Fr"Ssl-Fh" EuN"lumrnI Of rrrs;-
d'ut Ebert. Witch left R,riiu u We. AK,
when DR.. N0Ifrgug kaur and his rr.,.-
t"nary troops entered the city. ~ again
~ power IN th" capital President FL.
'r; and IN" members If his ministry
reached here AZ eleven .',.lurk IN.
morning from Stuttgart. and soon after
lh "ordcr for state - int"us fed si-cr
was withdrawn, meanwhile tho signs
ana symbols Of tho Kapp Dictatorship.
IN" wire cntanKlcmcnr~ aud The barn
cSd's, wer" being removed Public
services have in measure boon re-
established. and II Is hoped that Ecrl u
Will soon resume its norma! activities.
though Il Will h" a lCnE time before 'hc
damage wrought material ana moral
" III 'he repaired.
Cabinet Council
cahinet council dclibcratcd through
OUT tn" afternoon tn determine tho
stops necessary to bring Germany back
(" h"r position prior To the revolt This
II IS believed. will require considerable
mHnncuVring &nd d"liCut" handling for
tn" independent Socialists and workmcu
arr making heavy demands for corceS-
Ni"ns. to which they feel th"y are en-
Titled because Of the commanding posi-
ton some Of tho groups hold in other
parts of Germany outside ~ Berlin.
The situation IN parts Of 'hr country
APPEARS serious. From the group Of In
dustrinl r"nicrS ON thu Rhine and tn"
Euhr district Continu" - come reports
&C Spurtarnn agitation. In several
places. part irularly IN IN" Ruhr dis
Irirt. iLr ~rArtscRus are sud 70 he N
ah~"lrt, control. More their NvaiiahI,
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PSG BALE.
FOE SAL

FOR SALE-Fcmaic Shetland pony.
nu.,gv, harness saddle and bride. all
i'm good condition. iOny In excellent
coudi,lnn, : yrs. old. #. high, weighs
800 lbs tau PUN TWO adults easily
used t. children. perfectly safe. W. -
Jones. 1903 :. Bird. Martins Ferry. g.
inr-2"-m
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KuRTZ-On Sunday. March ~, 1920. Il;
1890 o'clock a. m. at tho family res.
dence. Minerva. Ohio, MRS. DEAE
COMMERFORD KCRTZ. wife e..
Jesse Nicolaus kurtz
Funeral services on Tuesday. March -,
ncrva, Ohio. on Tuesday morning.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-i.oi, northwest corner OF
list and Jacob streets. b2rGi Tor
unr.k sal'. Make your offer Must lie
sold at once. owner lcaYint city. !'roh"
7iG-N Nouusda!c evenings u iiI:Gss
lot. care IRtCllIgenCer. nlr.---m
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Funeral services on Tuesday. March -.
1920. ri $3.50 n. M. at ST. Johns Cath
Ole church. Intcrmcnt at Brook
cemetery, Weilsburg
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FOR SALE-Doublc door iron safe
uutsid" dimensions 45X60 inches. vii!
hc sold cheap. Trimble x Lutz Supply
Co.,. 18TH and Wood SITS. mr-2U-l
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NIxoN-At the North Wheeling hosp..
tai on Friday, March 10. 1920. at
O'Clock p. m. EARL ALVIN. son "
Lewis Nixon, in the 10Th year of h.s
age.
Funeral from the residence Of his uncle.
George Hughes. at Warwood RoaC.
opposite city water works. Tuesday
afternoon az o'clock. lnt"rmrli
Greenwood cemetery. Friends OF IN
family invited 10 attend.
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WANTED-Marricd man to work "
farm by month or shares. lnrI!
J.. s. Thompson. Bridgeport. Ohio. X. =
No. /. mr-22-l
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DoKNAN-On Saturday. March ~. I?@G,
at $3.50 o'clock a. NJ. at her home IL
Meushmrg Ann DORNAN.
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DALLAS. TOY. March FIR II. f.

DATI,AN, TNN-. MnTCN -T--Il- IT T.
BOSTON CAnIorirnns) .........t II :
New York iNatIonnls) ...-. : - q
Uoyt. ronnock and pcvine. Walters;
Toncy. BARNES and snyder. N"CartT.
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wANTED-MALE.

Inexperienced porcelain pres
crs for standard porcelain. StcaC.'
work guaranteed. The Brunt Til"
Porcelain Co.. Columbus, y. mr..
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FOR SALE-Housc on Sixteenth street.
McMcChcn. i rooms. bath. pantry. base
meut hot air furnace, electric lights
iryci lot 5rXiOO feet. Enquire II. \.
Jennings or call l25-J. Blvd. mr-l9-l
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EXHIBITION GAMES

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March u
Il II. T.
CNat'onalS) ...lG -
ChattanooCa tSouth. Assn).. 6
Rlx"y. Smith aud WithrNw: Marshal.
York and Dc Hanoy.
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FOR sALE-Tlou,c. South Wheeling; on

EUH SALE-TIOuSC, NOuTU W NVtIIIkt OH
Jacob ST. now occupied by two families.
can b. arranged Tor one family.
ropn%. bath. halls. porChcs. gas. wafer
good cellar and yard. Conveniently ar,
ranged IN first class condition. Price
s.. son could not be built for twice this
amount Splendid investment. Call 7i9-W
Wuul,Gaic evenings or write II. =. care
InlclIIgyuccr TOR appointment to see This.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE IT, 20 head all purpose
hurs,s, all Kinds. all times. i:nQu:rc
EraudrasS tc,d ana sale stable. 33rd and
W,tH,l ST.. " hcclIHE. nr-lO-3ud
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SISTERSV|LLE TEAM
WAS DEFEATED

SISTERSvrLl.E. W. Va. March 2l.-
Slstersvlllo FOR the second time this
season went down 10 dcfent before
Coach Gates five with a score Of So TO
Is on the local floor.
The rrst halr was ho'ly confessed.
each sid2 playing defensive Eame.
ending with a score Of 1919 in the Wis
!tors' favor. The local boys came back
strong IN the second hale and werH
never headed or AZ loss what to do
NEXT. just ran signals as in practice,
Sellers. the little, los pound fresh
man forward round hla stride and was
easily the star OF the game. making 70
points. Carpenter VAS q close second
with ten points.
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FOR SAILS acres. house.

FOR SALE-G5 acres. houses. bank
barn and other uutbuIldIuSs, j acres
,C white oak timber. = acres OF fruit. all
kinds. 3 good springs running water
coal bank open Oh farm; = mile from
pike. mile from railroad station, ~
mill, from school and ; stores; free de-
livery: pI"uty of WORK handy! VIII sell
~ easy l"rms. Inquire b. T.. Bell, Ray
land. Onto. X. l.. l.. >. Box SO. MARK
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TANrED-FEMALE.

wANTED-Girl for general houscwCr !,
in small apartn,bent on North Main.
Must go home nights. Mrs. Morgan
Taylor. phone 1347 or call All $outa
Penn. Island. mr-l!-m
Evening journal., 1920-05-10
ESCAPES JAIL, BUT
GOES BACK TODAY

Afie, enjoying French leave" from
the WorkhOuse for the past four
months, Alexander Horba was recap
tured yesterday by Detectives Horace
Mcdaniel and Frank J. Mahoney and
was ordered returned 10 the institu-
tion by Judge Hastings In Municipal
Court this morning.
HOrba was sentenced In April, 1919,
20 one years Imprisonment for non
support, but on last January 6 made
his escape from the WOrkhousc. He
managed to elude the police until
yesterday.
The detective bureau yesterday re-
ceived information that led 10 the
mans arrest Detectives Mcdaniel
and Mahoney were sent 20 6i3 Church
street. the former going 10 the front
door and the latte- standing guard
in the rear. Mcdaniel was recognized
by one Of the occupants Of the house
who was at the window, and the door
was kept locked upon the officer until
Horba was given time 10 make his
escape from the house.
Horba did make his escape from
the house. but little farther. For as
he made a dash out OF the backyard
Mahoney laid a hand on him, with the
quiet remark, "Nhere are you going
friend?" Horba did not know at the
/ time who il Was who had him.
Evening journal., 1920-05-10
]. 7. CHANDLER
HEADOF BOARD
Elected President of Public
Buildings Commission;
F. A. Ross, Secretary
INCREASED BUDGET
FOR ENSUING YEAR

Members OF the Public Building
Commission met this morning and re-
organized by electing James r. Chand-
Ter president and Frederick A. Ross,
secretary. Robert p. Robinson Is
the third member OF the commission.
The commissioners reelected Rob
ert Forman as superintendent Of the
public buildings. No changes were
made in the public buildings stan.
The commissioners approved The
budget for the ensuinc fiscal year 10
be submitted to the Levy Court. The
figures will not be made public until
received by the Levy Court, but pro-
vide for "A considerably larger ap-
preparation for maintenance OF the
public buildings than during the pre-
ViOus year. No provision Is made
for new work, beyond the relaying OF
some OF the floors and completion OF
some OF the rooms that were not fin
ished when the building was erected.
Mr. Chandler recently was elect
ed by the Levy Court and Mr. Ross
was appointed by Governor Town
send as members OF the Building Com
mission 10 succeed William II. Dan
zenbaker and Charles II. Ten Weegcs
Evening journal., 1920-05-10
EVERYBODY IS
BUSY RAISING
S. A. BUDGET
Women Assist Men in Put
ting Over $4,000 Cam
paign in Jiffy
CREEDS BREAK DOWN
BEFORE LOVE DRIVE

The movement 10 raise $4,000 for
the work OF the salvation Army in
Wilmington and Delaware during the
coming year got an amazing start TO-
day. A committee Of the most ac-
tive and best known women OF the
city interested in welfare work liter
ally took over the work OF collect
ing the fund, and The public re-
sponse to the appeal was prompt and
highly enthusiastic.
Two factors played a large part
IN this spontaneous enlistment in the
cause by the women. These were
the utter elimination Of all brass
band methods, such as were used
during the wartime drives. and the
preparation by the Salvation Army
OF an exact budget showing its needs
10 the cent
II was early realized by the mana
gers OF the fund that the day OF
excitement, big sign-boards and "over
ihe top methods was past and gone
SO IN their stead a quiet, well or
gdnizod movement along most con-
eervative lines was inaugurated The
response TO this idea, as was shown
Today has been immediate. Then, too
the budget idea, which spoke foi
elimination Of waste and enabled the
workers TO give contributors concrete
evidence OF exactly what the saliva
Continued on Page TWelye).
Evening journal., 1920-05-10
PLAN
ISCONSIDERED
Code Revision Commission
Confers With Messrs. Mil
Ter, Odell and Rossell
HEARINGS RESUMED
AT DOVER TO-DAY
Special 10 The Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. May iO.-School finances.
including the probable tax rate. is be-
ing considered today by the Legisla-
tive commission named 10 revise the
new code. The commission resumed
lis meetings in the Supreme Court
room this morning after recess
since Friday. The members IN at
tendance today are senator Handy,
chairman, Senator's Bennett and HOl-
lett. Speaker Corbiit, Representative
Smith and p. s. dupont. The absen-
tees are senator Richards and Repre-
seniatlves Hanratiy and S0per.
George b. Miller. president OF the
state Board OF Education: Dr. Joseph
II. Odell. director OF the Service Citi-
zens OF Delaware, and John 5. Ros-
sell president Of the State Bankers
Association. were In conference with
the commission this morning on The
matter OF finances.
The commission. 10 Is understood
Is trying 20 work out both a tax rate
and a plan for financing a compre-
hensive school building program that
will meet general approval
The Sussex county members or the
commission have not agreed on an at
torney as yet 30 assist In preparine
amendments 10 the code that tho
commission aerees on. As has been
stated. Robert II. Richards. Of vii.
mington and James NJ. Satterneld. OF
Dover, have been selected as cOunse
for New Castle and Kept counties re-
spectfully. The attorneys viii put the
amendments in legal shape TO be pre-.
sented 20 the Legislature when ths
commission makes It's report.
The commission will meet educa,
tional authorities OF Wilmington II
Council chambers, that city. Wednes
day night. 70 discuss proposed
changes that would effect that city.
II was learned this afternoon tha
Robert II. Richards, OF Wilmington
had notified the commission that III
could not serve as counsel.
Evening journal., 1920-05-10
Washington Takes Def
inite Steps to Protect
American Interests
During UPhedrOis
That Nay FoHoto Vic
tory of Mexican ReU-
OIutiOniSfS
WILSON WAY
CALL CABINET

WASHINGTON. May 30 UNITED
Press)-The State Department today
was confronted with the problem OF
framing a new Mexican policy fol
lowing overthrow and capture OF Car
rama and seizure OF Mexico by revo-
lutlonisis.
Secretary Colby was expected frst
OF an 10 lako steps TO protect Amer
lean interests during uphcavals mat
may follow the victory Of the reNo-
luiionary cause.
Unless the various revolutionary
Mexican groups are able 10 agree and
support one government political
confusion IL expected 10 spread
throughout The entire republic.
The British and French govern
menis are understood 20 be looking
10 the United states Tor action ir
The present crisis.
Four United States desiroyers weri
expected 90 arrive today al Iampico
big Mexican oil port, reported hcio
by the reVoluiionisle. 10 nroiccl
American Interests. The destroyer.
were ordered from Key West early
Yesterday. the Navy Department an
nounccd They are the sherwood
Putnam. Dale. and Case The destroy.
ors Flusser and Reid are being held
at Key West ready FOR action al othe.
Mexican points II necessary. u. :
marines ordered 10 Key West oaiur-
dav for possible Mexican duty wcrl
expected 10 sail today from League
Island. 10 was learned today at the
Navy Department
on the Texas border new align
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