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Evening journal., 1920-04-27
CITY HARBOR
PLAN MEETS
U. S. APPROVAL
ConLInued From FIrsL pago.

OF Meigs and Simon, Philadelphia, con-
sulting engineers Of the board, also
was present at tOdays meeting.
The board approved the arrange
menl made by which the steamer
Thomas Clyde will use the Front street
municipal wharf as a landing place
for excursion parties this summer.
The memorandum received by Col
oncl jervey today respecting the
Christlana front Of the harbor tract
reads:
"Onlce OF Chief OF Engineers. April p.
Washington. ID. c., April 22, 1920.
Il Approved as recommended by
the district engineer in paragraph .
~ the ilrsi endorsement except that
the harbOr lines should be laid out as
In a straight line throughout. suit
able chords being substituted for the
curves shown. and that the outer end
OF the line on the south side OF the
Christiana River shall be Inclined TO
the southwark.
20 II considered advisable by the
district engineer. the outer portion OF
the harbOr line on the north side OF
the Christiana river may be given a
corresponding direction so is TO limit
the width Of the entrance TO 1000 feet
as proposed The object Of thus in
clining the lines Is TO provide an
easier entrance into the Christiana
River for large ships. Experience In
other localities has demonstrated that
a channel entering at right angles into
a stream which has any current makes
the entrance extremely dinlcult toi
large ships
with the line Inclined as indicated
the piers could be given a correspond
| ing inclination so that the develop
nent would not be hampercd N the
northeast slip could be omitted, lcav-
I ing the balance OF the piers and slips
on the Delaware river front without
change from the development indi'
/ caied
The memorandum is signed by
order Of the acting chief OF engl.
neers. Lumsford 2. oliver, captalr
/ corps OF engineers
The line OF convergencc OF th'
/ Christiana with the Delaware as laig
down by John Melgs, consulting enet
neer OF the HarDor Board. prov dec
/ for an angle OF approximately - de
grees The present angle Is about q
! degrees. Under the modification Al
approved by the War Department TO
J day, II will be about Is degrees 4
/ the southwark
While this increase in the angl
cuts on some OF the frontage Of tn
harhor tract. the engineers insist
/ will give better leeway for vessels O
large size. The channel in the Chris
tlana will run upstream 5i00 feet an
out into The main channel Of the Della
ware 10 Is probable that II will b
drcdged 10 a depth OF 30 feet. lt nov
Is COO feet wide and p feet deep.
Col. r. y. Johnson. who Is 10 sue
ceed Colonel J rvey, In charge OF IN
] Wilmington district. about May Il
when Colonel Jervey will become d
vision commander. with headduaricr
In Baltimore. last n.1ht came 10 WI
now is stationed. and today vlsitr
the engineer ofilce Colonel Johnso
will make number OF trips be
tween Lakewood and Wilmmgto
pending his removal here permanent
ly.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
new Church FOR
PRESBYTERIANS
Continued From First Page.

OF the church, which Will entail con
siderable time and expense. A COM
mttee Is now looking nfses that phase
Of the project
A church Of the type considered last
night. with ample space for rccep-
tlons. social activities and other meet
ines in addition to the main auditor
lum VIII cost along with the removal
OF u bodies from the cemetery, any
was estimated The church now has
about $4,000 on hand Will obtain
SiO0,OOO or more from the sale oi
Central Church. and Will sell lot
OF 80 feet frontage. from Market 10
King street, adjoining The proposed
church, which should bring In s2J0i-
900 TO 10000.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
IS
PLL SAY SHE DOES

Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
the musical comedy. "rll say She
Does" has been booked for the Play
house attraction The production Is
built along lines that are decidedly
novel 1t Is The type OF musical
comedy that will be especially pop
ular with Wilmington audiences.
An excellent cast OF principals, In
addition TO a comely chorus. accom-
panies the play. Four OF the most
prominent players are Roland Young,
Juliette Day, Ernest Glendenning and
Robert Asher.
Seats for the engagement go on sale
Thursday OF This week
Friday and Saturday, May Z and 8,
VIII see Henry Millers comedy drama
Just Suppose" as the Playhouse OF
flring This production is'belng pre-
senied by a distinguished Broadway
cast, headed by the well-known Olive
Myndham.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
(II'he
l)(r1r1pG,11l
eREnNn ME nnnne

The dramatic possibilities Of the
screen were never more clearly pre-
scnied than as Hobart BOsWorih. Jane
Noyak and Wallace Beery offer them
In Behind the Door" as presented
for the nrsl time yesterday at the
Queen Theatre.
The FIRST product represents The
combined abilities Of Thomas H. Ince,
as producer and director; Gouverneur
Morris, as author. and Mr.. Bosworth
as star. All are capable in the prcsen-
tation OF dramatic situations. OF
these aforementioned, "Behind the
Door Is filled
Beginning tomorrow Loroy Scolt's
novel, Partners Of the Night" Is Of
fered at the Queen Theatre. This
production has a list of nine prlnci-
pals. only one Of whom is feminine
This is pima Nesblt. who plays Mary
Regan, the crook princess Of iho un-
derwor'd IN New York Charlie Chap
Inns comedy. The Rink Is the other
feature on the program. The laughs
IN this attraction are truly la Chap
lin.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
ELLISON HEADS
CITY COMMITTEE
CONTINUED From FIrsl pnre

AANuA iAlrI iAkfsI
In which he promised a square deal
TO all. and urged the committee to
work tremendously for party success
Chairman Ellison appointed Thomas
Peeney secretary OF the committee
Harold s. Creamer was chosen SER
geantat-arms and only known Re-
publicans will be admitted 10 the
meetings.
Organization Of ward committees
took place last night, as follows:
First Ward--Arthur Johnson, chair
man.
Second--,John Thompson. chairman
Third-Nol yet organized: John C..
Foote likely TO be chairman
Fourth-James r. lie Fevre, chair
man.
Flfth-Isaac 7. Mcclure. chairman
Edward r. Abrahams, Jr., secretary.
Sixth-John Simmons, chirman
Seventh-Harry A. Brown, chair
man.
Eighth-Charles j. Coleman. chair
man; Albert Gilbert. secretary.
Ninth-Harry l. ellis. chairman
George +. Grantland, secretary.
Tenth Isaac r. Brown, chairman
Harvey X. Wadman, secretary.
Eleventh--James b. Dawson, chair
man.
Twelfth-Donald r. Morton, chair
man.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
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Some people, after relying upon prep
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Evening journal., 1920-04-27
GODS Time
SUITS GRANGE
Delaware Members Will
Hold Their Meetings
Under Old Schedule
TO CONSIDER
SCHOOL CODE
Special 10 The Evening journal.

'NAhA W ANA' NANfHilk
NEWPORT Del, April 27.-Delaware
Grange in session last night again op-
posed the daylight saving law and as
protest decided 10 hold IFS summer
meetings at '.50 p. m, standard or
A communication was received from
the County Agent Leader in regard To
he Delaware Corn Growers Associa-
ton, arranging for an advanced boys'
corn growing contest open to boys In
Delaware between "A and 2i years OF
age. Announcement was also made
that the winners In this contest. from
each county Will be given free trip
% the Delaware Farmers Short
Course, at Delaware College.
A communication was received from
George B. Miller, president Of the
state Board OF Education, IN regard 10
making amendments or changes In The
school code, asking that this matter
be discussed In the Grange, and the
recommendations be forwarded 10 the
state Department OF Education. This
matter VIII be discussed at the meet
ing next Monday night.
The exhibit TO be made at the Della
ware State Fair by Delaware Grange,
was discussed, and the following
committee appointed to arrange for
II Mrs, Robert p. Robinson. chair
man; George l.. Snyder, C. w. Maclary
William Csrhart and Mrs. George
Frederick.
During the lecturers hour. there
was a vocal solo by Miss Margery
Bair, readings by Mrs. Hyland b. Ly-
nam and Robert p. Robinson, and ar
instrumental solo by Mrs. Robert p
Robinson A roll call OF members fol
| lowed. when each answered with q
quotation from the third or fourth
degree OF the order There was also
gest, by r. c. Snyder, master OF the
grange.
Dance at Newport Tuesday night
| ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
VOLUNTEERS PLAN RALLY.

Ine NoIunteers OF America Will
hold a rally at It's barracks. No. sos
next Thursday night. when a large
delegation OF Volunteers Is expected
20 come to Wilmington from phlla-
delphis. Colonel John p. Roscman. In
command OF the Volunteers. In this
city will direct the services. Mrs.
hoSeman, who has been IN Johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, has re-
turned to Wilmington and says she Is
feeling fine.
Colonel R0seman announced today
that his newly-formed emergency hu-
reau Wss ready TO receive calls OF any
kind for aid at all hours OF the night
or day. Tho bureau phone number
3ni-W. and It's address IL No. 92S
Shallcgoss avenue
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
PnRnnAM.RARRY

Miss Mary Pordham and William
Barry were married yesterday morn
Ing at the PARSONAGE OF st. Patricks
nc. Church. by the Rev. James p.
Ouigley. Miss Nellie Barry. a sister
Of the groom, was maid Of honor, and
Harry Jones, cousin OF the groom
was best man.
The bride wore a pretty dark blue
coat suit with hat TO match. Her cor
sage bouquet was OF pink sweet peas.
The maid OF honor wore dark Diue
With hat 10 match, and carried pink
sweet peas. .sit,. o.,
Following the ceremony a wedulns,
breakfast was served at the home OF
the groom, No. 3JM Market street, ~. Nlr
and Mrs Barry left yesterday a,tsr-
noon on a wedding trip and upon thei,i,
return 'S viii live at No. si7 Tatnall
street. 20 ths
,,.'ii., III len n. Automobilo Company
Mrs Barry was connected WIN l'o
Charles Warner Company.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
DEATns

MEt,NNlD,iiNHALL.-ln t,Nl, this city. on Fourth
Fiwsrl MN ,F5s0 Lydia 81 widow of
hei9tiyes and friends are Invited 10
attend the funeral services. 40 her late
aass,uenee' aas,i No ul9 Jefferson street on
nttn itn gay Ilhursday), 2Hfh instant. at 3
o'clock Wilmington time). Intermeni
BoLDEN-In New Castle Del, nm A,ru
~ N2o' Warren Bolden. aged 2a
Relatives friends, Brandyvine rolro
g,iahd united Order Odd Fellows 10
sca,, sseVS 9nd bos, American Legion. Norman u
st' aosi 20 8. are invited 90 attend
,,nnr n,,W4lntal from his late residence. No
400 Williams street. ON Wedneslo, ,r
ternoon, at 3 O'Clock Services mi rrnion
Tnsfcn' lnterment 40 Union cemetery.
f.,l'. ~ u, ~ this city, on April 20. 1870
l. Hlpnnnf hid flc aged so wears
Services nc Gulhy's Funerei p,rfors
~ p-V hfthch street. on Thursday
~. huunt Aprll 30, at g o'clock Inter
ment at Att Zion cemetery.
hV,hShlwin this city. on April -. 1920
! in her G7th year.
Relatives and friends are Invited 90 at
/ Vch9 the tunera /arvices. at thn residence
9d l.os neu son -ln-Hw, John Godfrey. 40.
--us west street, on wednesday af.el.
, noon. April ~. 40 2.3u O'Clock. Intermenf
] % kiyerNlcw cemetery.
| LEN Nj AZ kenneti Square. ON Anrii
~ ly-u, Francis T.. son of @. Edward
ana Laura Fleming. aged s years.
Relatives ana friends OF Inc family
are invited 90 att nd the funeral ser
vices at the residence Of his parents
No, 4o2 Meredith street. on Weinesia,
afternoon April 2S at o'clock Inter.
ment ~ Union Hin cemetery
WELD In this city. on April o. 1920
Charles Wesley Weldiu.
Relatives and friends nre invited to- at.
tend the funeral service from his lat,
residence, a. W. Corner eighth and
hroome streets, on Tuaslay afternoon
ment private. Kindly omit flowers
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
j. 5. OBJECTS
To MANDATE
IN Armenia
ConlInned From FIrst Pace

much OF a war, but Il would require
some military effort on our part. Be
sides. acceptance OF the Armenian
mandate would require the wide sep
aration OF our army. n we accept
tho mandate we should most cor-
tainiy have Constantlnople and control
OF the Dardanelles. bus I see no men
ton OF THIS ofrer OF the Allies"
Senator Moses, New Hampshire
SAID me action Of the Allied repre-
scnnuyes represents the flnal effort
world" ''''
Il feel certain that our answer TO
Llolu CeorgS VIII be nay, nav
Paulnle. Moses said.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
asuF LOVES Am ms -

That NOrma Ialmadgo Is Known Is
one Of the most versatile Of an screen
stars has been ably demonstrated. but
her remarkable talents In this direc-
tion have never been shown 10 such
good advantage as in her latest spe-
ciRl Select production, "She Loves and
Lies" which opened at the savoy
Theatre yesterday and Will be shown
Tor the remainder Of the week. In
story Of the same name. Miss Tai
madge portrays three separate and
distinct characters. each being Of a
different social cast, age and appear
ance Not only does the star make
her PORTALS realistic, but she makes
them convincing.
Added attractions consist Of Snub
Pollard In Don't Weaken and the
Pathe Review.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
INEnpOnL cnrTnN.

LIVERPOOL. April q UNITED
Press Spots opened in limited de-
mand today with prices flrm. Sales
amounted 10 5000 bales Receipts to-
tailed 30 900 bales including 2t50
American. Futures opened flrm.
good middlings, 1855: fun middllngs.
2765: middlings 26A0 low mlddllngs,
1910: good ordinary. 80 90; ordinary
fe 90
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
cIiIcAGn GnAINa

CHICAGO, April q lUnllcd Press. J.
open ns Grain.
Corn, May i7i@h; July i66@67:
September i79%.
Cats May 10000; July 90Gs9lt ;
September Ca
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, April u United Press
Tho cotton market opened Arm 10.
day. May sold at ii0o, UP 10; July
$500 of D October 3G15, up II; De
ccmber $3.50. up 80; January 3i50. up
GO; March 3i.O0, up DO.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
NEW HOWE rOn cu,c vI~r

The Chic Mint Gum Company has
purchased the property OF the Pretty
man Hosiery Company, at Thirteenth
and Lombard streets and propose
making extensive alterations 70 the
5aAding.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
uEnFiS nARE bird.

WAYNE. pa. April 2l.-Two-lelter
athletics in high schools are more oa
less common. The Nouil WIZ n'.ni ~
earns four is "Greek God" and the
one ihai makes fve-well. he's a rare
avis However. William B. Hcrrocks
has made nve letters at 81. Luxe S
Academy here.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
aTHE DESERT MAN.

Once again William 5. Hart has
proved his sole right 10 the title of
porlrayer OF the west Yesterday at
the Rialto no presented Tho title role
OF "The Desert Man. This picture
is nlled with true Hart action ia
every scene. Its story Is typical Of
the great west Of yesterday
Today the picture is showing for
lho last time.
Tomorrow and Thursday Gladys
Brockwell will present the principal
role I'm "Thc DEVILS Riddle
Advance reports indicate an espe-
cially strong plot for the versatile
star. as the screen production was
by Edwina Levin.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
asiNNERSn

Alice Brady brought into use all
the experience and knowledge Of
Mary Horton OF her Stage success.
when she presented the same girl at
tho Majestic Theatre yesterday In
sinners" The picture served as a
return vehicle FOR the star after her
absence OF some months from this
city. Alice Brady has been missed.
Nothing proved This more conclusive
N than the crowd that was In at
tendance upon the photopl3y yester-
day. she Is general fayorilo With
Majestic patrons who always ind hes
work entertaining.
James l.. Crane is at the head Of
ihs cast that supports Alice Brady
He is also the husband OF The star
His work as the capitalist from the
west carries with n a brceziness that
Is characteristic. Frank Losee as the
hlase New Yorker Is not 10 be im-
proved upon. Agn Everett plays
The role OF the mother with pleasing
sympathy.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
NEW NONE sOON ron pACKARn.

The Packard MOTOR Car c. my
eerciion Of large build'n on lhe
east side OF Market street, between
Thirty-nrst and Thirty-second Sts.. %
DC used as a local salesroom and
garage.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27

The work OF the Want Ads ends
only with IA satisfaction OF their
cmnlnNer Adv
Evening journal., 1920-04-27

Eight children divided % ap-
pies as follows:
Ann got apple, May took 2,
Jane 3 ans Kate Z. Ned Smith re-
ceived as many as his sister Tom
Brown twice as many as his ter
ter. Bill Jones three times as
many as his sister, and Jack Rob
inson four times as many as his
sister.
Can you tell the surnames OF
Ann, May, Jane and Kate?
ANSWER TO NO. 4OS.
From the picture given, the
original daisy is easily restored
by the puzzle method Of working
backward. II Is quickly found
that the last petal removed was
taken from between the single
petal and the group OF three.
Counting around 10 the left, the
missing pelals are restored one
by one until three times around
produces a daisy containing "a
p6tals.
Copyright, 1920. by sam Loyd.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-27

Domcstics wllf find good positions
by advertising through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. DUPONT Build-
ing furnish zoe following quotations
OF local securities;
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
'JACKO'LANTERN
SEASONS
Fred Stone and Star Cast
Shine in Colorful Musical
Extravaganza
SKATING SCENE ON
STAGE ICE RINK
CAST

THE PI4AyHOUsE-Charle Dillingham;
presents Fred stone, In Jack. O'Lan-
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
BRAIN TESTS
BY Sam Lloyd.

20 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. f09.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
You Can Do It-E

Two years ago if someone had stated that you
would have to dig deep down in your pocket and
help Uncle Sam you would probably have said,
"lt can't be done!" But you did it, possibly by
real sacrifice and self denial, and you are today
he effort and proud of the part you played in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20

as of those who is looking ahead-who is building
for the future. And that reputation is frst-hand evil
dence of honesty and good faith to whatever agency
\ with which you may enter into negotiations.
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Remember, whatever amount you may be able
to set aside a weekly saving, you are always
drawing that much nearer to the reward. You
have established the habit of saving and have done
more than that. You have placed yourself on
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and Loan Association will
to the extent of at least
'ur property.
able to buy and pay for
Sc many reputable realty
ly aid you to the extent of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-20
Saui1g-The First Step

H--AA@<@Aa Most homes built credit. To
that credit there be collateral The first STEP
fore in building home is to start to and place
savings with reliable financial institution that makes
ness of loanng money for the building of homes. No
have definite goal in view-you saving your mos
pay for home-the question is how much can save
your present income ard what will that saving amount
given period Let us see what the figures show
Saving ST. $40. Weekly 40 Compounded Quarterly and
Account VIII Stand a FoHoWs
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Buying the Home

EzJ Your savings fund is steadily growing and has
entering into negotiations toward selecting and seeur-
ing your home Just what bargain you may be able to
make and the of that bargain WILL of course, de-
pend local conditions property values and your
wish and Judgment However, will have real capital
fact savings and credit
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Insure with John Dawson & Co.
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ROUND AND ABOUT US

Wednesday of this week was the
first opportunity that the farmers had
this season to deliver their 1920 crops
of tobacco, Ernest Johnson, the local
buyer for the p Lorillard Company,
receiving on that day and also yester-
day. During the two days the farm
ers pocketed a total amount of S39, 559.-
4S, being for 107 100 pounds of tobac-
co from 81 crops. This represents
about ~ acres.-Westby Times.
Oscar Hunter, Wencil Haugh, Wick
Stanek and Frank Subera, of Union
township, were at Viroqua last week
on business pertaining to the new
school house at West Lima. The new
high school at West Lima has caused
a lot of trouble in that district and it
seems the trouble is not yet ended
Hillsboro Sentry.
1t is claimed hound was seen chas-
ing deer in the Tripville locality on
Thanksgiving day. A deer running at
large in Hillsboro township would be
quite curiosity and one has not been
previously seen in that town for many
years.
A bill requiring all vehicle drivers
to obtain state license will be sub
mitted to the coming session OF the
legislature, and will be becked by lie
Milwaukee Safety commission. The
bill will provide for the withdrawal of
the license for a period of thirty days
for the first offense for reckless driv-
ing, and up to one year for the second
conviction.