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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
PROPERTY RIGHTS OF
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
Committee to Look Into Matter
Appointed by New Castle
Presbytery.
srerial Corresnondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF livery Evening
Dover. June 9.-At Yesterdays session
Of the Prcsbytery Of New Castle, held in
Dover PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev. Fred
W. Matthews of Fort Smith Presbytery
was allowed to sit as n corresponding
member. \ call was also read from Els
mere PRESBYTERIAN Church for Rev.
Matthew'S but because OF an error In the
phraseology of the call, It was returned
TO the congregation of Elsmere Church
for correction.
Rev. DIR. Joel Gillhlan was appointed n
committee of ono to prepare a memorial
on the death of the late Rev. William J.
Rowan of Newark, to be presented at the
next State meeting OF the Prcsbytcry.
Moderator kregcr raised the question
of what authority the church had in trans
fcrring property. After discussion q com
mlttec consisting of Moderator kregcr,
Rev. Joseph Brown Turner and Elders
Disharonn of Salisbury and Prckctt of
Wilmington was appointed To look up
the matter and report ut the next meeting
of Presbyterv what legislation may he
necessary to protect the churches interest
The resignation of Rev. j. II Crawford,
nsStor of the united First and Central
PRESBYTERIAN Churches OF Wilmington,
was accepted with considerable rcluC-
tancc. Many kind expressions Of the
work and influence Of Dr. Crawford
during his stay in Delaware were made by
Rcvs. Bowie, Turner and Gilfllan and
Elder John J. Hayes Of Central Church
Reports OF incrcasesin salaries OF pastors
ri Rrandvwinc. 500; Buckingham at
Berlin, $500. and Wicomco NJ Salisbury,
Md. $500. were received.
The next meeting Of the Prcshytery will
bc held at Rock Presbyterian Church
near Elkton. Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NOT A FREE THINKER"
George Luke Says Presidents Are Paid
For Thinking.

George Luke quit thinking yoars ago
lac told Judge Finger in Municipal Court
today, because someone told him TINT
"the President gets paid for thinking,
aud he didn't see why Inc SHOULD do Il
free lie quit working steadily hc says,
after man robbed him Of tho 5000 savings
he had accumulated when he was com
PEELED to work during the war. The Judge
told him that he wouldn't be robbed again
if he put his savings away, but he laughed
and said: Are you going TO put all the
thieves away
lie was told 60 spend today thinking Of
what ho would do If he had his life tn live
over. He SAID that when he was young and
strong he used To GO along the street and
''hiif everybody hc met but that he might
act differently now, rs there Is no more
liquor.
Judge Finger is having daily talks with
Luke, who has served more than 20 terms
in the workhouse for vagTancy. ~ the hope
of changing his attitude toward work.
lie may be released until the completion
of the proposed state home for the feeble
minded IN Sussex county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
COMMUNITY SING
Goo ! Attend1rce at the High SehoUi
Chorus Gatherl ne Last Night.

Despite tho drawback of Che RAINY EVEN
ing. a good attendance marked the re-
hoarsal Of the Community Chorus at the
High School last evening. Tho Holy
City" music WAS rohearsed with special
reference TO some points of express ion
4 Bach chofale, which il TO be tho elosi ng
number nf the Orange festival program
vas talnn up and readily acquired, 80
far ms the single rehearsal went
Harry BaJnhnrt was ~ his magnetic
best, rs usually on stormy nights, and
inspired the singers 30 their utmost en-
doavors. lie give IN detail some Of the
plans for the Orange ~ i, festival june
~. for which ho pt cdicted great things
Final arran emonta will be mnde ne -
Tuesday evening. when Mrs To0ker.
seerctpry Of tire Orange Chorus, - ex-
poeted 10 be q visitor Arrangements can
stil be made by members who have not
registered if they viii not ify the secretary
Miss Ethel Wilson, 1920 1atngll street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
TOWER HILL SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises TO be Held on the
Grounds Tomorrow Afternoon.

Owing 70 thefactt that there is no graduat-
ing class at the close Of bis FIRST year of
the new Tower Hjll School, and because
ol the further consideration that the
school building is not vet completed the
closing exercises viii consist entirely Of
out-0f-loor events Tomorrow afternoon
lit 3 o'clock In the school grounds there
will be number Of athletic contests.
under the direction Of Mrs Ellen j.
Baldwin and II Percy Hcrmansen phys
icaI directors uf the school as follows
Hockey vs boys
tcrobatic stunts ctc Fourth grade.
Relay races Picked teams
100 yard dash Basketball, tNo teams
of upper school glri~
Baseball Grecn Us White
Tie Judges will be a Fcliz du Pout,
r r. NJ Carpenter and William a Bald
win The prizes viii be cups and pencils.
and il addition there will be the award
ing Of letters for those who have been
members II the inter and mira school
teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
DEC GRATED GRAVES.

Last SUNDAY Mr.. aud Mrs Alexis
~tanert and daughter Anna Mrs Hattie
DOwney and daughter AIMS and son
Richard. motored 10 the Glebc cemetery
~ New Castle, tovisit the grave of the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs ~tanert
10 the PRESBYTERIAN cemetery in New
Castle 10 The graves Of Mrs Downey :
mother and husband and 10 Il Georges
to the graves of Mr.. Stanert 5 father and
brother. stopping at the Presbyterian IN
Christjana 10 visit the graves Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mcgginson, grand parents Of
Mrs. Stanert and Mrs Downcy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
GOOD NEWS FROM POLAND.
Apparently Authentic Cheering lufotma-
ton Received Here.

John II picutuszka. editor Of pnlonia,
tho Polish newspaper ot this city toda,
receivd cheering news concerning the
struggle between the Polish armies
ana the Russian reds from the Wash
ingt1n headquarters Of the new Republic
of Poland.
polish government N cahlcgrams re-
ports no cause for apprehension ot the
military situation, the message says
The heaviest Bolshcyik attacks have
al hccu rCpul~cd without material change
III the general situation ami 0ur ! kraln-
ian gains have bcCn successfully dc,Cudcd
DISPATCHES from Berlin, london and
Copenhagen reporting defeat ol the Fohsh
army and great retreat are purcl2 Ftora-
randa and 81 yariaucr with the facts \
WarSaw cal lccram a. Washington states
that III the direction ol the railroad l'olock-
Nulodcczuu. the Bol~hcvih attack is
wcaking. duc 20 the great loss among the
Rcd troops and lack Of provisions and
military equipment On the rGht hank
o( the Bcrcsina river, our troops defeated
tyyu divisions 81 the enemy infantry ard
ore division of cavalry VI 1 captured 2OOO
prisoners and 400 horses The remainder
81 the B0lShevlk DIVISION withdrew beyond
the Bcrc~ing
The Bcrcsina hnc from Borisiov -
the outlet ul the river ls ~ our possession
Another Warsaw cable reports that tho
military situationinspir" great confidence.
With oar help, i says. organization ot
the Ukraine Is soundlv developing. Rem
rcscutatiyes of tho foreign press soc ~ tlit
Polish troops "A guarantee against pn-
rrtus and resumption 81 the previous
reign az terror The crops also insplr,
great hope, and Will amclorate tie fooo
situation.
Receipt oF the dispatch hy Mr. Pleu-
tuszka caused general rejoicing IA tn,
Polish colony here especially among u,
workers for the Polish Republic bon,
sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
HOME WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Mabel NJ. Jones and
William III Deyaiingcr.

Mis- Mabel Marian Tones, Ianghter III
Mr.. aud Mr. 0sear ttres if6 ~oath
Franklin etGe,t aad William Raymond
DgNalIager. 10 Wcef ia.Tts- ninth
street were married lasf nfght at the home
81 the bride pareHt4 Ils ecfemont Was
performed ty Rcv /aek II Wells lhe
rlnr ceremony pa- u-rd
Miss Herrae Ludwig aa- tie brl3esmai Ii
a..i O..4r fones / fsr ha-t HaH Niles
Margaret Irer riayed tae welding
march
IA bride uas eh4rna-iv eo@lad II
white crepe meteer iir Retl aa- eaught
vith orange Ylne-ein- Sin saulrd 8 30 svs-
hauqueN of .aaial roses Mis- ladUag. fhe
h1de-uat wore pmk crepe de shceg aa4
q rried bouquet z: pitls peomes. Vii
Erycr aisa ~a- gpnaed II pat. crenr
,le eeb,s. Iaeec nege thaut t11 Ute-ts at
til, wctloinE. maus from cat q town
Following tie ecrcmenE i reception
vas hea. after Which the young couple
leEt for welding tTEp Fhe hilde travel
lng sat vas hlae and .fadt very sInast.v
Ihev Viii + I'll \isgara Fails. lornnteanol
other poipt II Canada Mr and Mrs De
Nauretr VII lie at henc "a this ei;. after
lime -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
HALEY DENIED THEFT.
Westerncr Relates in Court Some Of His
Trials and Tribuiations

Frank Haley resembling postgraduate
o( the university of hard knocks. WIS
dismissed in Municipal Court today after
q hearing on a charge Of stealing Sl5 FROM
Mrs. sophie pareza~ka of Seventh and
Pine streets. Haley says he hail> from
omaha. Neb.. and is without a ieb. he
cause hc cannot stand the work II which
he Vas put lie is powerfully built, bat
!. duc il bullet wounds IN his knees
soaveuifs Of fight IN the Southwest
deep scar ike y knife wound run, from
his mouth 70 his Left ear
Mrs Parczcsk4 charged him VIII taking
Sl5 from q purse winch she lstl ou the
,llungrann tahlc while he va. sweeping
out tho room lie Was working 8S Il car
pcutcr helper y hen Sic returned d Ac
room Haley and the money Wpre gone
lie denied taking it and s:tld that Ia. WIS
discharged by the CARPENTER far sweeping
anl the room. tl,k Wach be ht4 na5
been or,lered II do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NEW CASTLE FORMS
ALL OLLEGIAN TEAM

~urrial Correspondence Of Every Evening
New Castle. June 9 John ] NcDcvift
IL his city has been selected rs manager
~ the Nl-ColIogian baseball team, which
IS opcn for games with any hrst-class
teams down the State The open date
for the home twilight games viii he
Wednesday evenings on tie Batter1 Park
grounds. The team will accept challenges
for games away from home during the
week davs. with the exception nf Saturday
The following players comprise the team
William Madden. John Navlor. Andrew
Miller. Walter Kern. Alexander Gal
larhcr. Eugene Chase. George Madden
Richard McGrory. Joseph Rothrock
ROLAND Ingram. The manager is de-
sIrous to receive communication from all
managers who are interested IN baseball
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building operations have
been approved by the building inspector:
Coleman street. 130l-3: Joseph Piet-
kowsl owner and builder; additions,
5000.
French street, BOG: NJ. Palese owner and
builder. addition, $500.
Third street, Ola West; +. Fobietto
owner and builder; addition, $500
Chestnut street. 9l4; A. Widgowski
owner, T. H. Skonicny builder: addition,
$3.50
Twenty-ninth street, 800 West; Joseph
Dugau owner, Fred Wickstrom builder:
addition, 1915.
jefferson street, 1904; Charles X. 1ef-
ferns. owner, Edward Johnson d Son
builders; alterations, $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR No MAN

When YOU read an Every Evening
Want Al which interests you act quick
ly
Answer j At once.
Many other readers have noted the
same opportunity Those who are prompt
III answering these little advertisements
arc the ones Who profit
Time and tide and opportunity
want for no man.
II pcrchancc you are booking for 3 Job
have something for sale, lost or found
hunting rooms or apartment, call Every
Evening classified ad Dept. Jwo-lwo-
Hundred for quick results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Harlan Relief Directo rs.

Pour directors Of the relief and bcneticia
association Of the employees Of the Bcthle-
hem Shipbuilding Corporation were elect
ed yesterday afternoon to replace mem
bers Of the board whose terms had ex-
pired. Tie new directors are j. II Me-
Vey, J. A. White, Thomas Grant and
John Wesley. The annual meeting Of the
association will be held at o. clock Satur-
day evening, June 1g at the plant Ten
members Of the plant committee will De
nominated June IA and Is and elected
June y, to fill vacancies due to resigna-
tions, transfers and similar causes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CITY oURT CASEs.

Lawrence Duncan charged II Nuue.-
pal Court this morning with operating Il
motor vehicle without license. produced
tile license. which lie dbl not have Mlth
INN when lie was arrested lie Ms dis
missed and advised 70 take ii along here
The case II Earl C;ord,. celoted. sand
IL be the father u IN liegtimate ehiid
born Yesterday, WIS continued until
June 23
stanley Lewandowskt, charged With
putting IN i building II 1ol South Har-
llson street without proper permit, "
cured q continuance Of hls ease until
lrLdaA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
PYTHIAN EXCURSION.
Eight Hundred Persons Enjoy Day = Out
ing AT Augustine Beach.

The excursion Of tho Pythian bodies ~
the CITY 20 Augustine Beach Yesterday was
voted n suecoss bY tho 800 pereuue who
took part ia IT, except Melville Ander
son. of 1907 Tainall street. who losi n
diamond ring which he valued DO 8 OBJ
and for which he will paw 500 rcwarci
to the finder
Baseball gamcs for men hall tossing fnr
thc ladies'. with foot races swimming and
bonfing offered entertainment to the par
ticipante md ouloakcrs. rs well THE
picuickefs got back ~ tho city n Ro0d
time aud without accidrnte.
\ pvthian DockeY' banquet IS ached
uled tor Friday evening nj the i.anhrGa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CLOSE or CHAuTAUQuA.
VIII End Tonight With Open -Four Led
hY (rnwfnfd Nanghnn

sn open forn on industrial question:
he'd hY Crawford Vaughan. former prenftr
~ south Australia, uili close hr r~artf
more Chautauqua Bt sf1plcr Pork this
evening The forum EIll follow e lecture
by Mr. Vaughan ia Australia Indus
trlM Crisis How Va NieE ~ 8r
VmIghau services were valuable ~ tb,
United ~i1jea u solving thn problems q
The Shipping Board and other aar organ
zatloua 10 1918
Children who poFsczz 7a3son ticket
viii 30 guests ~ TN GhaBtauYla II
Mother Goose PARTY ou fho lawn a'
3 30 O'Clock this afternoon Jhe iirn.
has been mnde au haur later than was
first announced. as Some ~ 'ha rhldr
are 30 ldurnrssed ffra cho1l until 3.t-
O'Clock IIpQhic Fitzpatrick and WalIan
IIavolock Hiil ha y charge rs ibc enter
iainmcnf for fho children
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Senking NeM ridnc Site

The Pluo street bridge Commission
met re4tor iav Hftcrupon ani dHu aed
tire mer its of various sites proposed for d
rosg bridge over p Rrandyvino Almost I
every street hrtvren tic Market end
flegenth street bridges was suggested
.ihc commission adjourned until 3 e'rloek
next MONDAY affcrnon. nhan i wiil n-
poet thc proposed sites
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Tom Thumb was a Real Person.

Tom Thumb really lNcj. Ills real name
was Statton Every Evening AL i 4 yery
rtul sort oi rh.p. too lir Is as quick is thc
wind uud M active t.etau Every Evening
Want Al run Nour crrands sell
ynur goods. ind buyers aud TIL Nour
wants Call Two Two hundred Phone
your ad 4 courteous p.ea~Ant-yalecj ad
taker Nll receive yelt ad and -ce tl4at
il is put 10 Nork ior You.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
ALI-wILMINGTON LEAGUE.

The games III the All-Wilmington
League this week will be as follows:
Parksidc vs.. SiIvcrbrook, at Mill
tarv Grounds
Eleventh Ward VS.. Neighborhood,
second and du Pont
Ninth Ward VS.. keystone. Eden Park
south Side-Fden vs. Defiance, Conrad
street grounds.
President Walsh has cllled q meeting
0f the managers for Thursday evening
The umpire question viii be threshed cut
at the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
BAKERS STRIKE OFF.
Men Who Were Out Have Decided TO
Return TO Work.

The striking bakers having voted 70
return to work the strike has been de-
clared of. The decision was reached 81 q
meeting Of the Bakery and Confectionery
Workers Union Nc 2S4 held az Fourth
and King streets Yesterday afternoon
1t was argued that as more bakeries
than ever were using the union labe! the
agitation had been successful An educa-
tional campaign Will DC conducted how
ever. with the intention of securing its
use on all bread and other products made
in Mllrnlngtun shops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
PIE RSONAL.

Mrs John IT Thomas Of 7O3 Van Burcn
street. who had been visiting down State,
has returned home, accompanied by Mrs.
Mary e. Hearn who will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer with her two sons,
DIR Roland Hearn Of Ocean Gate, n. j.,
and DR. Charles Hearn Of Manasquan,
\ j.
Mr. and Mrs Carlton Boston, who have
been visiting il Berlin. Md havcreturned
to their apartment Ut FOB Van Buren,
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE.

Sr Hedwig's administered defeat to
II. Elizabeth at Browntown last even
ing. 10 |. IN an interesting Catholic
Twilight League game. Malloy hurled
for the victors and held the 81 Eliza
beth team to q pair Of hits while st
Hedwlgs were able to gel but four hits
of Duncan
The score by innings HH T.
ST. Hedwig s o O , O 0 o.
St Elizabeth 90 0 O 0 0 0-1 = /
Batteries -Malloy and BukoRski;
Duncan and Corning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Many Ninlent nenths.

-lnque5ts on eleven ylolent deaths. most
Coroner Isaac 5 Bullock during he first
eight dnNs ii June The probability Ii
that this month total will exceed that
III MAY hy 80 percent az oulv fourteen
lnquosts ere held during all ol stnonth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Linden Bea. Defiance Fourth.

The Linden A & defeated Defiance
fourth hy a forfeited game, Monday
evening ae the Defiance players did not
appear This makes the fourth straight
game won. Send all challenges to 0tley
Daniels, 1903 Linden street The teams
wanted are Wawaset No p School, st.
Paul Reds and Newport.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
st. Andrew 5 Mems Club Elects,

The Mems Club of ST Andrew !
Church elected the following officers at
4 meeting IN the parish house last evening
President, Frank II. Johnson; vicepTesi-
dent. Richard Mclaughlln secretary, A.
d. II. Grier: treasurer, Howard J.. Seaman
Harry Il. Speakman. j.. j Muhihausen
and i. l.. Wyatt comprise the executive
committee The club will not meet again
until autumn. After the election Robert
b. Rayner spoke on the diocesan conven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church
to which he was o delegate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by thc salts
action Of many and will be to you. ADV.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
 Lo0nlR1e6

WANT A DOG2-Humane Officer J. W. Canning has an Airedale dog for which he wishes to find a home.
 RAIN AT YUMA-An inch and a half of rain at Yuma yesterday was reported to the local weather bureau office last night.
 HOME FROM TRIP-Mr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Lane returned last night from an overland trip through nor thern Arizona. Several weeks were spent in camp near Prescott.
 THESE WILL MARRY-Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to San tiago Ochoa, 32, and Anita O. Rodri- queZ. 23, both of Phoenix; Manuel Por- ros, 35, and Julia Chavez, IS, both of Phoenix; Costedo Valdez. p, and Elena Tarin p. both of Phoenix.
 RETURN FROM VISIT-Mrs. J. w Roland and son, of 331 West Wash ington street, have returned from an extensive visit in Missouri. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Bo- lands sister, Mrs. H. Pauley of Se- dalia, who will remain here severa weeks.
 ARRAIGNED ON CHARGE = Ed McMullen was arraigned "Wednesday before Justice Charles DeSales Wheel CT on a charge of grand larceny. H. was committed to the county jail wher he failed to furnish a bond of $3000 and will be examined on the charg' next Monday afternoon at ? o'clock McMullen is charged with taking al automobile valued at $500. He wa arrested in Fl Centro and brough back to Phoenix last Monday by Dep | uty Sheriff Blanco.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
FAIR COMMISSION
 WILL NOT FINANCE
 PROPOSED ROAD RACE

Taking the position that the state fair commission does not feel justi- fled in expending the money of the taxpayers of the state to finance road race which would be of beneflt principally to Phoenix, Charles K Pishon, chairman of the commission, yesterday issued the following open letter:
 ITO whom it may concern: The state fair commission will not finance road race as part of the program of the 1920 state fair to be held during the week of November s.
 Tn view of the newspaper comment and criticism in automobile circles which has been directed against the fair commission I desire to say a few words in explanation of our position.
 Tn the first place the present com mission has always looked with doubt upon the value of any road race as an adjunct to the fair. Last year funds derived directly from the city of Phoe nix were applied as Phoenix donation to this enterprise, this being especially urged with the understanding that the race would be advertised and run under the auspices of the fair manage ment.
 This year the city has seen fit to decline an appropriation to the fair and necessarily the commission is forced to the position of declining to assist in financing the race. The state fair is a public institution supported by the people all over the state who attend it and backed by state approp- riations taken from all the taxpayers. Manifestly it would be the height of unfairnesS to divert these funds to any enterprise which would be of sole benefit to Phoenix.
 There has been considerable talk about Phoenix refusing to put up it's share in backing the road race which appears to have been generally under stood would run from Fl Paso to this city during fair week. Whether this criticism is just or otherwise we are not prepared to say as we have paid no attention to the amounts which have been raised in other communities
 or to any of the circumstances sur rounding the situation. We fail to see however, just why the fair commission should be criticised in respect to the matter If the chamber of commerce or the business men or the automobile | dealers or any other group desires tC get behind the road race we have nc objection; in fact we would willingly lend them our fullest cooperation. Al | the same time we refuse to use state
 funds for this purpose.
 Trusting that the fairness of this
 position will be appreciated by al per))ns interested.
 sincerely.
 "CHAS. K. PISTON. Chairman Arizona State Fai1 Commission" |
 1 In Peru pineapples grow to tho | weight of 20 hounds
Arizona republican., 1920-09-16
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona: Fair Thursday and Friday; warmer south portion Thursday.
 Colorado: Unsettled, probably show CTS Thursday and Friday; warmer southeast portion Thursday.
 New Mexico: Unsettled, showers Thursday and Friday. Little change in temperature.