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Evening journal., 1920-06-16
Say HUBBIES'
BALK AT WORK
Given as Cause of Marital
Trouble by Two Wives
in Court
ALLEGE BALL GAMES
GET MANS MONEY

An aversion for work on the part Of
The husbands seemed TO be the cause
or the martial troubles OF two young
couples in nOn-supp0rt cases in Mu-
nicip3l Court this morning The de-
PENDANTS were Gilbert Edge and War
rem Mccall
In addition 20 the non-support
charge. 90 which ne pleaded guilty.
Mccall was charged with driving on
an automobile without the consent
OF the owner. and assault and battery
on August Z, 1918. The prosecuting
witness In both cases is Clarence b.
Burris..
Mrs Mccall told the court that her
husband did not keep steady employ
menl and failed sufficiently % provide
for her and their year old so,.. IN
order Of sii week was placed
against him on the non-support
charge. The other charges were con-
tinued until Friday.
In the Edge case, 10 was shown
that. bocause OF his failure 90 pay
bills against him, he was sold out
by the sheriff last December. In
February. learning that his wife had
sworn out a warrant for his arr st,
Edge left the city and returned here
about three weeks ago. Wht.t liv-
ing with his wife, it was brought
out. he did not work steadily and
his wife said. he spent most OF his
money outside their home, for base
ball and other pleasures.
Edge declared mat The whole trou-
BILE between him and his wife Is
caused by her mother He alleged
that the selling out OF their hom
by the sheriff was the fault OF his
Nife. stating that he gave her about
si00 10 pay the bills and she failed
30 do II.
An order OF $50 a week for the
support OF his wife and child was
placed against him. Tie Is a brick
layer and earns Si.25 an hour.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

Mrs. Hammond wac naturally awak-
cned by the report OF The gun so
near her, but ii was some minutes
before sho fully realized what mad
happened She cannol recall Just
What she did on realizing uat hei
husband had been murdered except
That she gave the alarm.
10 was not long before ncighhOrs
,tlrlod 20 arrive. A number of mon
With shut guns on learning hai tna
Negro murderer was stlll ln the gar
ret. surrounded the house. There
was some fear that be would open
h;'. On them from the ailic N"sloN
but no such ail mpt was made
STATE Detective Wharton. Sheriff
Cook. Constable lNlngshury and Police
/ Oflccr Lane of Dover. who had been
notified hy telephone arrived while
thc men had inc nouse surrounded
Shoun Cook calling io nle boy told
lhim N be dId not come down and
give himself up De would be taken
I dead or alive nroadcred lhcn thre,,
the gun out Of The garnet window.
walked down stairs and surrendered
iO the officers Threats were made
AGAINST the Young Negro and Ii was
with difficulty That The OIL
GERS got him 90 an automobile In
which he was placed and hurried 90
Dover jail.
BrOadered had lived with The Ham
mOnds FOR about four years, he hay-
ing been sent tO them from "a Negro
orphan asylum In NfW York.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
HARDING WON'T RUN
FOR SENATE AGAIN

WASHINGTON. June t6 united
Press senator Warren q. Harding,
formally withdrew from the Ohio SEN
aiorial race today. Harding wrote
Harvey Smith, secretary OF Slate or
Ohio. asking Withdrawal of his peti-
tion nling for the primaries.
Hardings campaign plans are now
rapidly rounding into shape he has
decided 90 make his formal speech OF
acceptance about mid July and that
his campaign would be a fr0ni-porcn
affair conducted from Marion.
senator Harding today replied 10 a
telegram Of congratulations sent him
by Major General Leonard Wood.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

ROME. June IS. Night UNITED
Press italian casualties In recent
fighting at NalOra numbered men
killed. 80 wounded and iOO taken pris-
oncrs by the AlhanIans, according io
news dispatch today. The message
said the Albanlans were conccnirai-
ins their forces FOR a new attack
upon the city.
The italian commander or The gar
risen at Nal0na has notified the gov
ernment Doe viii be able io meet fur
Their attacks by The Alnanians as
strong reinforcemcnis have arrived
and measures have been taken 20
suppress uprisings by the Albanian
population.
fhe Albanians are under command
Of the Turkish nationalist leader.
Mustapha kemal pasha.
ROME. June "a. Delayed United
Pressl The economic situation at
Fmme is steadily becoming worse. as
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
COX WON'T SUIT
Dry DEMOCRATS
Anti-Saloon League is
against Ohioan For
Presidency
AMBASSADOR DAVIS
WON'T TAKE PLACE

WASHINGTON, June i6 tUnited
Press THE Anti-Salo0n League To-
day came out unqualifedly In OppOsi-
tiOn 30 Governor James NJ. Cox, OF
ohio. as Democratic presidential nom
inee.
Wayne r. Wheeler, general counsel
OF the league, declared in a formal
statement that Cox "is the logical can
didate for che vets, but now that the
nation is under constitutional pro-
hibitiOn his candidacy Is unthinkable
and a menace 90 law and order"
Accompanying Va Gers statement
was an excerpt fro. statement by
w J. Bryan, also -eclaring against
Cox.
Speaking OF plans TO have a law en-
f0rcement plank put into the Demo-
cratic platform. Wheeler said:
The Republican resolutions COM
mittee adopted a law enforcement
plank and lost it between the commit
Tee room and the convention. Mr..
Bryan will act as a bodyguard for IL
n IL is adopted by the resolutions
committee at san Francisco
LONDON, June &c UNITED Prassl-
American Ambassador John W. Davis
Continued on Page FOurtecn)
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
COLLEGE BOY SLAIN,
CLASSMATE ACCUSED

HANOVER, y. H.. June &c. UNITED
Press. Robert Meads, 2i. MinneapO-
lis, a student at Dartmouth College,
was arrested as he stepped aboard a
Boston bound train here today,
charged with the murder Of Henry p.
MarOney, p, Of West MedfOrd. Mass
MarOney was found dead in his room
at the Theta Delta Chi fraternity house
early today.
According 20 the police Meads admit
ted he did The shooting. but declared
10 was accidental. The boys were in
the same class.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
.ISAACS GETS
ANOTHER Term
ASCHAIRMAN
Wilmington Democrats Will
Fight For Fair AppOr-
tiOnment of Delegates
SAYL0R PRESENTS
VOTING FIGURES
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER, June i6.-lIenry r. Isaacs.
Of Wilmington. AGAIN will be in
charge Of the Democratic State cam
palgn for the coming election. Mr..
lsaacs was reelected chairman Of the
Democratic State Committee when The
new committee met here yesterday
and organized. William Deputy. OF
Laurel, was elected vice-chairman: (:
Arthur J. kingsbury, OF Dover. secre-
tary, and Peter j. Ford. OF Whining
Ton. treasurer.
Charles p. S3ylOr. OF Wilmington,
lead a fight for a more equitable ap-
pOrtiOnment OF delegates 20 future
Democratic state Conventions. owing
TO the stand taken by most OF On
committee members from Kent and
sussex counties In favor OF cOnilnu-
ing the discrimination against Will
mlngton In the distribution OF dele
gates, intense feeling has been aroused
in both Wilmington and rural New
Castle county which promises TO have
direct hearing on the coming cam
paim.
There is no doubt but that the mat
ter viii be called up for a light on the
ll0Or OF the Democratic State cOnyen-
ton when 10 meets In August TO name
a state ticket Wilmington will con-
tlnue TO demand a fair share Of the
delegates.
While the state committee cannot
take any final action in the matter. il
could recommend a re-appOrtiOnment
Of delegates 10 The next convention.
but the indications are that Kent and
Sussex county members will even Join
IN opposing such a recommendation.
The matter was disposed OF temporar-
ily yesterday by the adoption OF mo-
ton authorizing Chairman Isaacs TO
name a committee OF nine. three from
each county. 10 investigate the matter
and report back TO the next meeting
Continued on Page 1wo.)
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
WITH CITY
HARB0R CHANCES

Much satisfaction over the passing
Of the river and harbor bin by Con-
gress was expressed at the meeting
OF the Harbor Board yesterday.
The section OF the bin. which bears
particular relation 20 the local board,
contains an item providing FOR a sur
very and examination OF the Chris
iiana river with the object OF de-
terminng the Feasibility and ap-
prOXimate cost OF providing am en-
trance channel 1000 feet In width and
Of sufficient depth TO allow steamers
OF the larger size 20 come 90 the pro-
posed wharf.
This survey will probably be- made
during The summer by the u. :. Engi-
,neerIng Department and a report Will
Ihe sent 90 The next session Of Cen
gress.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
NO WORLD TITLE
FIGHT THIS YEAR

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Junn i6 United
Press -PrOspecis OF a battle between
Georges Carpentir. French boxer,
and Jack Dempsey for The heavy
weight title this year. went glimmer-
ing today. Carpenter here on a tour
expressed his pleasure over Demp-
sey's acduitial but said 10 will not
iniarfere with his plans 20 sail for
Franco July 10. 70 is believed ils
Frenchman will wait until next w.
before meeting the champion. He is
eNpeoted 10 return here in 8-@tem-
Der.
Now can talk championshi .
nghL" said CarpenlieT, when in
formed Of Dempsey's acquitial. The
verdict has removed the last OBJ
stacle In The way Of our match"
Carnentier confirmed the postpone
ment OF his Leyinsky bout
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
MURDERER THEN ATTEMPTS
TO KILL HIMSELF; NOW IN JAIL
to Tho E,enlna Journal.


DOVER June ioWhe his wife miles
OF Felton, ouIy murdered
at o'clock this morning by Clarence Broadd
lived with him The deliberately
asleep with the tter shotgun
while standing the porch roof The that Mrs
Hammond miracle While unniucd In condition
result of shock The entire load Of shot
face and breast
Tho murder Of the most codblooded
county shooting Hammond went
10 the and attempted hin himself
Of shot missed him. other than making slight
The
ammoned quarrce with him Monday hmse
The boy s locked n Dow
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
10 KILLED, 1000 ITALIANS
CAPTURED BYALBAM4NS

result OF the blockade of that city
by The italian government. according
90 former Deputy DE Ambris. who s
now one OF Gabrielle dAnnunzios
chief advisers In Rome 90 plead
Fumes cause with GiOlitt
while ihc morale IN iho city Is very
high. food Is scarce I'M fiume." De
AmbrIs said We will submit GiO-
ltiis good Intentions toward Fume 10
a severe test boy asking that he iii the
blockade and grant permission 10 ne
g0iiaic a loan enabling the city tc'
purchase necessary raw Materials
"Of course. we will demand that
Fiume be annXed 20 Italy, but If his
action proves inadvisable at present
we will wait. holding The city mean
time. Fiume wishes 20 be indepen-
dent The proposal 10 replace dan
nunziO's lcgi0nndires with Italian
regular troops sounds like a trap and
VIII not meet d'Annunzio's appro-
.Valn
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
PRINKLERS
MAY PUTE
TOFOULODOR
Sanitary Co. and Health
Officials Reach Partial
Agreement
FR0WN ON TALK OF
DYNAMITING PLANT

First definite steps. whish, 10 Is
hoped, will give The city Immediate
relief from the odOrs which assail
t from The garbage crenatOry. were
taken today.
Installation OF a sprinkler system
within The big iO-fooi revolving drum
al The crematOry IN which the riiy's
refuse Is incineraied viii be made.
and burning OF the huge mass OF
garbage. which accumulated after the
fire, which destroyed The new crema-
Tory last January, Will be stopped.
These two measures, the sanitary
company and health officials expect
CONTINUED on Page Two).
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
PRISONERS TO HAVE
Is PIECE BAND

Prisoners at e New Castle County
Workhouse who have been collecting
fund TO secure musical Instruments
for a brass band 20 be started among
the inmates, We're pleased today Whch
10 was announced that 500 had been
donated by Oppenbeim and Company.
clothing makers. This Contribution
makes a total OF 500 in the fund.
Harry w. Peart is in charge OF the
white mems committee at the work
house while George Coke is i'm charge
of the cOlOred mems committee.
It is proposed TO have a band OF p
musicians in a short time.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
CAUGHT WITH DOPE,
HE TRIES TO BRIBE

Lewis Field. Negro. pleading guiliy
10 charges Of having a narcotic drug
in his possession and attempted brib-
cry, was sentenced 10 six months
Imprisonment by Deputy judge fin-
ger. In Municipal Court this morning.
during which time he will receive
treatment for the drug habit He
seemed 90 he in a siupor from eN-
cessiye use of dope when be was
brought before the court
When placed under arrest. Field
offered patr0lman Deyenney an the
money ne had. which amounted %
Si25. "and twice as much II ne had
it." II he would release him.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
STATE TO KEEP
MILK SUPPLY PURE

'4The State Board OF Health has no
desire 90 interfere in matters over
which the Wilmington City Council
has jurisdiction" said a member OF
that body This morning hut the in
creasing mortality among babies. due
largely. We believe. TO the use Of i'm
pure milk. requires immediate ac-
ton"
The letter from C. II. Wells. special
Council last Thursday night. means
lust what it said-if the city refuses
IL act for pure milk, the state Board
OF Health will act, and Will act soon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
GET FOUR MILLION
FOR SMITH COLLEGE

special 10 The Evening Journal.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass, June To-
The fOur-milliOn-dOllar fund for Smith
College was completed on commence
menl day, yesterday, twas announced
by the Alumnaa assembly nesting
held In Green Hall. The announce
meni was made amid cheers OF the
alumme and The college chimes rang
for five minutes
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
nE IEEEnS MASHEn hmm

J0sopl NamscY. aged % years. on
729 Madison street. was removed from
The kentmere mill Of the Joseph Ban
croft Company. yesterday afternoon.
by the police ambulance, having sur
fered a mashed toe on his right foot,
caused by the dropping Of a heavy
piece Of iron on his foot.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
ACCTST NFCRFSS on THEFT.

Ho0rInr m H0 case OF Ann1 LOWS,
Negress. charged with the larceny OF
a suit OF clothing from a Negro board
en- at a house in East Second street
where she was visiting was continued
until Thursday by Deputy Judge
Finger in Municipal Court this morn
ing The clothing il alleged 20 have
been taken by the Negress. who was
arrested yesterday morning by Detec-
tive Mahoney, on May >, and TO have
pawned it. f.-
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
KENT MAN SLAIN IN NIGHT BY NEGRO AFTER QUARREL
U. s. MISSIONARY
IN CHINA SLAIN

HANKOW, China, June
ID. Omitted Press) Delay
ed. wv. A. Reimert, Ameri-
can missionary of the Reform
ed Church at Yao Chow,
Human province, was shot and
killed when forces under Gen
eral Chang Chin Yao, gov
ernor of Human province, at
tackled the mission, according
to information reaching the
American consulate here.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
Roy BREAKS ARM

. Falling at Fifth and Shlpley Sts..
yesterday afternoon. Given Thomas.
aged i6 years. Of 1901 Adams street
fractured his forearm. lie was taken
to the Homeopathic Hospital in the
police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
sTApLER MITH ROTARIANs.

: Inc Rotary IIul VIII mcof i0m0r-
row In the Hotel dupont. Phillip C..
Siapler. assistant 10 the president OF
the Bell Telephone Company and a
Philadelphia Rotarian, Will address
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
TnREE ACCIDENT NICTIMs

The following cases were treated
at the Homeopathic Hospital this
morning. -,
Eavin Thomson, &c years old, 1901
Adams slret. slipped and fell from
step at Fifth and Shipley streets,
fractured right forearm.
Robert :. Thomson. 30 years old, 33s
Poplar street slight sprains, while
working at the Remington Machine
Works this morning.
Kenneth Smith. 40 years old. 503 \.
Nan Buren street. severe lacaratiOns
of The scalp, just above the right eye,
by a rim flying on an automobile
Wheel this morning. and striking him.
Prevent bottle famine. Return emptles
nrOmnilN. Glover Dairy Co-AdN.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
TODAYis TEArPERATURF
Sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

ToUND-LADY's POCKETBoOK. SUN
II dar afternoon. on road. near Ash
jur-ij-3t.
.aaiDued on Page Eleven.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
FARMER MURDERED Nv BED
BYNECRO BOY WHILE WIFE
LAY ASLEEP BY HIS SIDE

Standing on Porch Roof and Pointing Gun
Through Window, I6-Xedr-Od Youth
Shoots Isaac Hammond of Near FELTON, at
3 O'clock This Morning, Instantly Killing
Him
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
INCLUSION 40 AUGUSTINE.

Union VI. 2. sunday SCHOOL look Us
annual excursion yesterday DO Angus
tine Park. Fairfax Lodge OF Odd Fel-
lows went on It's outing today 90 that
resort. and Scott NJ r. Sunday
school will go tomorrow. Delaware
Lodge OF Odd Fellows will go tomor-
row.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

Certified MIX for Iniants-Coyer
Dairy Co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16
THE WEATHER

Local showers and thunder storms
probably tonight and Thursday;
somewhat lower temperature Thurs
day. moderate southwest winds.
Evening journal., 1920-06-16

Prevent bottle famine. Return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
BAPTIST WOMEN
OVER THE TOP.

While the Baptist women of the
south were asked for only $4,000, 900,
or one-ffth OF the total sum sought
in the Baptist $4,000 600 campaign,
they responded with subscription OF
s21.S34.0 900, according to the annual
report OF the activities of the Woman's
Missionary union made to the south
ern Baptist convention by Miss Kath-
leen Mallory Of Baltimore. correspond
ing secretary.
During the campaign 2,300 girls and
young women volunteered to give
their whole time to special Christian
service, 1900 new missionary societies
among the women and young people
were organized. 100000 pages of
tracts and other literature were dis
tributed in behalf Of the campaign.
$4,000 letters were cent u and over
$4,000 miles we're travelled in the in
terest OF the drive by two of the
WOman's Missionary union workers.
A total Of $500 new organizations
were formed by Baptist wome during
the last year and over 3,40O mission
study claases were conducted.
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49,. L . .'
The Luther League of the Swedish
Lutheran church will meet this eve
ming at s o'clock in the church par
Tors. There will be a short program
IN charge of Mrs. Erick Anderson to
include these numbers:
InVocationVRev. j. n. Persenius.
Piano SoloNCatherine Holmberg.
song-Dorothy and. David johnson.
Speech-Mrs. A. A. Westeen.
Song-Alimea. Eerten.
Readins-Mrs. e. Anderson,
Refreshments will be served fol-
lowing a social hour. by Esther john
son and Esther Swenson.
4 X X
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hogan, 622 Uni
verslty avenue, have as guests this
week John McGurran, prominent
farmer OF Cavalier, and Patrick Egan
of st. Catherine, Ont.
In the home of Mrs. Walter Demp-
sey. 726 Second avenue, Wednesday
evening occurred the marriage of Miss
and Edgar Ericsson Of Culbertson.
kew. Thomas II. Gallagher, pastor Of
the First Methodist church, oficiated.
Attendants were Mrs. Dempsey and
Carl Erickson.
Mr.. Ericsson and his bride left i'm
medlately for Culbertson, where they
will make their home.
Dr. and Mrs. j. p. Miller. 1909 Bel
mont avenue, returned Wednesday
evening from Chicago M st. Louis,
where they have spent the LAST three
weeks. DR.. Miller took a Postcard
uate course in medicine while away,
and Mrs. Miller visited with relatives
and friends.
Misses Sadie BARLEY and Lorraine
Barclay entertained a small company
OF young women at Miss BARCLAYS
home. 40 North Sixth street, on
"Wednesday evening in compliment TO
MISS Mabel Meyers. a bride of this
month. The affair. was in the ns,ur,
Of a miscellaneous shower, and there
were twelve guests. A delightful
was served during the eve
l and music and games were the
evenings diversions.
y X .
Mr.. sad Mrs. Phil M. Golden, 22o
vernon avenue, have invited a com
pany of friends to their home this
evening tor Grand-nola. The affair
Mrs. Ansel Wineman (Gertrude
Cunningham) is expected to come TO
Grand Forks Saturday from Charles
town, S. c., and will visit with rela-
lives here for IN indefinite time.
Mrs. J. H. Finnegan. 1928 North
Sixth street, was hostess to the Thurs
day Bridge club at her home this aft
ernoon.
X 4 +.
Mr.. n Mrs. L.. j. Bemis, GIL
North Sixth street, accompanied by
their family and Mrs. w. H. Flick
and Mrs. G. f. Bloodhart. were among
the Grand Forks residents who mo-
tored to Larimore to witness the big
pageant on Wednesday.
X + X
Mrs. A. H. Ludeman. 104 Conklin
venue, with her little son, Gordon.
returned Ibis morning from st. Paul
where. h has visited with relatives
for the asst two months.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
OF INTEREST To WOMEN

One of the latest clubs to join the
National Federation of Business and
Professional Women's clubs is the
Woman's Press club Of Pittsburgh, Pa
This club count among it's active
members Lillian Russell, the actress
who was so famous for her beauty.
Miss Russell. who claims h likes to
live in Pittsburgh, is in private life the
wife Of George Moore, a newspaper
owner and editor.
Miss Russell is a firm advocate OF
better business women for better
business. she declares, and she takes
much interest in her husbands pub
fishing enterprises. h has been q
professional entertainer for so many
years thai the national federation
feels proud to have her as a member.
She is also known by her work for
the soldiers overseas.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-06-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
WafE Causes Wrinkles?
What's The Remedy?

Stop TO consider h produces wrin-
kles and ~saxsiness Of skin. Premature
aging. maf-nutrition etc. cause the flesh
10 shrink. lose IL. youthful pfumpness
and hrmness. The skin the liz too large
for. 4 flesh, underneath: doesn't I'll
tightly and snusly az it used tot
II must be plain that to tighten the
make it ut the face perfectly in
every place, will e~ffectually remove the
hateful wrinkles and bagginese. This ia
easily apd harplessly accomplished by
dtss0fvink IN .ounce OF pure powdered
and using th4 solution az . face wash.
The .ingredients you can get at any drug
store, Of course, The reAults are surprfs-
ing. The skim Immediately .tightens an,
becoming firm and fresh ~ IN youth,
sEyery wrinkle and sag are affected at