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Evening journal., 1920-07-22
ULST ENFORCE VOLSTEAD LAW,
WOULD CONTINUE HIGH WAGES

(By Raymond Capper United Press Staff corespondent)
MARION, o.. July 22-mmediate declaration of peace and
effort to form ASSOCIATION of all nations, based justice
rather than force promised by Warren c. Harding elected
President of the United States informally accepting Repub-
ican nomination here today
Scoring the League of Nations the "supreme
bnder he auded the Senators who opposed its unqualified ra
heaion sennes the of constitutional government
The nominee said he welcomed a referendum.
Senator Harding opened his address with broadde against
personal, dictatora and auocratic government"
He said mo man big enough this great republic"
Our hrst committal" he continued is the Of
representative popular under the constitution
the agency of the Republican party"
The speech delivered Garfield with
questions Preserved nationally with continuing Independence
although not holding uud-
policy, Harding
The candidate a
and pledged himself cordially
cabinet OF "hgh capacity In which the
As TO prohibition there Is divided
modification Of
he said and The law
we must have plain ncahbory
thetc. said ~ w ''''''7
Touching unrest he said The repression and
assembly -
with f, va,e a.. uars
received he said. Collective vase 80
senator Harding pledged
eanmng his opposition railroads
declared the present transportation difficulties
ING hand OF government operation and government
part repairing the budget plan mebanr
marine ample naval preparedness
suffrage -
As 10 formal senator Harding said
Il formal Renuhl~
Congress pass its declaration for Republican
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
ChiIdrenlS Camp MayCIOSe
Unless Wilmington Wakes Up

Rob and twins years old whose father has Just a
after a years other children and Is olouu
Woodworking make both ends meet The only nance
the twins have is TO get to the Cueus
Valley There they will have plenty 70 eat
drink daily swimming In the creek apples
from The and Their names are on e
they waiting eagerly But alas Rob and DICK are acs
for the be forced 10 o
for lack o funds before their turn comes.
who will walk He Is only 10 years
her His father not strong
enough hard-workng mother has often TO
leave him really the business manase or INC
family ways he the only Of the househod
speak English his responsibilities have made MIN Ola
He gentle serious little boy and ne nes
a and comrades OF his age All TINS the
Chdrens Camp viii him, 1t manage to keep open all
Helen May little sisters who have had scarlet fever
country food that they getting We'll
struggle to keep her family OF seven
them good start II the camp continues u can
only but two Of the others taking them
the dirt OF the city and building mp their health
the been needed by more children than
year But expenses for food and transportation are higher this
year received much usual probably be-
people not thought about H. for Wilmington generous
city charge that all that needed Is to tell
and that kind hearts will respond All gifts small
alike welcome and dollar will help Rob and
Helen dozens OF other boys and girls TO happy time
n lovely Beaver Valley this summer.
Who will join to make their hopes come true' George $
the and gifts also be left
the ONCE OF The Evening Journal
forget the old proveb He who gives quickly gives
double"
Evening journal., 1920-07-22

IFCO'S.QUIT,
COUNCILPLAN
COuncilmen Ready to Install
New Department if 'Emer-
gency' Arises
DECLINE TO TAKE
ANY FORMAL ACTION

n the volunteer fremen OF VII
mington will be only so good as 90 fol-
low the lead Of the Friendship Com
pany and quit service in a body. City
Council viii promptly replace them
with a full paid fire department
such message was delivered TO the
volunteers In unmistakable language
at the meeting of Council IN com
mittce Of the whole last night. In
cidcntally, j. H. Rowland. fire preven-
tion engineer OF The National Board
Of Fire Insurance Underwriters. was
utilized as a medium for delivery Of
the terms. which were defily passed
over his shoulder TO the volunteers.
Mr.. Rowland pleaded valianily that
Council once again so on record In
favor Of a fun paid department: but
Council steadfasily declined 20 do so,
it's leaders insisting that il had done
so once before and 10 was unnecessary
TO repeat the action
The point as made by Councilman
Mcarns and others. was that until
an emergency shall arise IN lcga
Continued on Page Scven.l
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AW0KE IN TIME
T0HALT BURGLAR

An attempt was made 10 break into
me home Of Waller r. Coale, go
West Seventeenth street. at an early
hour yesterday morning. but the
thief was scared away before gain
ing an entrance.
Between the hours Of 3 and yes
terday morning, Miss Sarah MYERS.
who occupies a secOnd-stOry front
room al Mr.. Coates heard some one
working at one of the lower front
windows and aroused Mr. Coale.
Going down stairs as quietly as pos
s.hlc Mr.. Coale saw man working
at the sash Of one Of the windows
trying 20 pry 10 up from the bottom
The burglar evidently had his sus-
piclons aroused or else h ard Mr.
Coale coming. as The suddenly Jump d
from the porch and running acrOs.
the street. disappeared up an alley.
This same section was WISHED only
a few weeks aIgo and 1--WE house.
broken into. while attempts were
made TO gain entrance TO severa
others.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
BURGLARS GOT
FUNERAL MONEY
This Is Defense Of James H.
/ Still, Trenton, Charged
With Embezzlement
HELD UNDER BAIL
FOR COUNTY COURT

James r. stin, OF Trenton, y. J..
surprised court officials in City Court
today when he related how he with
drew his money from a bank 10 send
to creditors here by parcel post. and
that 10 was stolen. When asked how
much money he planned to ship he
said about 500 10 dcfray funeral
expenses Of his sister, Annie NJ.
Moore.
Stll was chargrd with the en-
.bezzlement OF Sab from the estate Of
his sister. Annie NJ. Moore. The war
rant was sworn out by Leonard Z.
Wales, attorney, who testified he not
only went on stills bond as admin
istraior OF his sisters estate. but ar
ranged for him 10 draw the money
from the bank account Of the deceased
TO pay wages OF a trained nurse and
the undertaken.
Still in his own behalf, said after
drawing the money from a Trenton
band TO send by parcel post, a rob
/ ber broke into his home and stole
!he money This. he said. prevented
him from paying the bills presented
by The creditors against his sisters
estate.
deputy Judge Finger held Still under
$500 bail for the upper court
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
NO FURTHER
P.&J.LAYOFF
Local Plant Official Expects
New Ship Contracts
Shortly
PRESENT WORKING
FORCE is BUSY

owing % numerous reports circu-
lated affecting business OF the Puscy
and Jones Company the following
statement was given 20 the Evening
journal today by c. B. Lynch, treas
urer:
with regard to the Gloucester
plant Of this company the emergency
Fleet Corporation ships that ire be-
ing built at this plant are fast near
ing completion and no new work Is
being taken at tie Gloucester plant
pending the sale Of the plant.
with regard 10 the Wilmington
plant OF this company our machine
shops and foundries are working up
to capacity and will continue so for
some time.
"As TO the shipbuilding program al
the Wilmington plant we have still
about two months work and are ex.
pecting new orders in the near fii-
ture Any lay-off we may be forced
Continued on Page TwO.)
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
smith SAYS COP
TESTS AREFAIR

1--WE are going 10 recruit the police
force 10 a three-platoon standard just
as rapidly as is possible. Council
has given us authority TO do so. and
has assured us that the money
for the Increased number OF men
will be forthcoming.
This declaration was made today
hy :. Smith. presIdcrl OF the Board
Of Police Commissioners. He made
10 in response 90 a question whether
he had heard Of talk among some
members OF the present force that
The examinations OF applicants were
being conducted so as 10 hold down
the number OF men accepted and thus
prevent adoption OF an cight-hOur
day schedule.
Il haven't heard any such talk,
Continued on Page IwOl
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
BEACH FEUD
STIRSFOLKS
ATREHOBOTH
Health Commissioner Wells
Swears Out Warrant for
Mrs. Margaret Hans
ASSAULTED TWO
GIRLS, HE SAYS

While many Of the seashore resorts
are agog over the wearing Of one
piece bathing suits, RehObOth, Della
wares only ocean resort has provided
another thriller for summer boarders,
but in this case in happens 10 be d
beach feud between the summer
boarders.
An aftermath Of the squabble is
expected TO be staged al LeNcs next
Saturday when a warrant sworn out
by Chester H. Wells, State Health
Commissioner will be served on Mrs.
Margaret Hans, Baltimore, Mr.. So
ciety woman, In case she visits hehO-
both, that day.
The warrant charges Mrs Hans with
assault and battery on two small
being watched with interest by resi-
dents Of Rehoboih and Lcwcs. Ac-
cOrding 90 Mr. Wells Mrs Hans left
Rehoboth abruptly last Monday be.
fore the warrant he had issued could
be served on her.
Omcals OF Rehoboth are alleged "a
have taken sides with Mrs Hans. Mr.
Wells said today they not only re-
fused TO cause her arrest on a charge
Of disorderly conduct and also called
Magistrate y. B. Register. OF Lewes
on the telephone. and told him he haC
no right TO issue q warrant for Mrs
Hans on any charge where the ALLEGED
ofense was committed in Rehoboth
The warrant was issued at LcNe.
last Monday morning following a ride
10 that town from Rehoboth by Mr.
Wells and a Mrs Widmer. OF phila
delphia, whose child. aged years, L
alleged 10 have been shaken by Mrs
Hans. Mr.. Wells also alleges tha
Mrs Hans slapped Elizabeth Hart
aged 30 years, In the face The Har
child Is visiting Mr. Wells family a
the resort.
In speaking Of the trouble toda,
Mr.. Wells said that last sunday morn
Continued on Page TwO.l
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
70 YE4R-OLD WHITE WOMAN
is ATTACKED BY NEGRO

SMYRNA Del July Twey white aged 20 years,
assaulted
Negro at Ter
Not only but alleged he fclonou assaulted
he
Corner Castle county line The aged woman
attacked this
her home desperately according 90 word received
beaten into assaulted.
lie ned after Chief Police Lee Cochran Joseph Broad
or the assault Ihey
tracked the TNey home and overlook him near
Kenon whe he was arrested
According T~fey Identified the Negro.
said he was from Nirginia her assaiant
feeling intense
behind
here record OF the Twileys first
reported % condition OF the
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
RING NECK DOVES GET
KACZUR in TROUBLE

Peter kaczur. iOi Maryland avenue.
whose house was raided by Federal
and State officials several days ago,
Magistrate Siradley tomorrow morn
ing on a charge Of manufacturing in
tOXicating liquors, will be given a
hearing this afternoon before Magis-
trate Stradley on the charge OF keep
ing In confinement a number Of ring
neck doves, which is a violating OF
both Federal and State laws.
When The officers searched the
premises for liquors they found a cas-
Of the birds on the third floor o
the DWELLING
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
BRYAN WON'T a
RUN AS DRY

LINCOLN NeD. July p UniteE
Press)-The national Prohibitions
convention today cast about for an
other Presidential possibility follow
ing William ]. Bryan's reported re<
fusal 20 head the ticket after hie
nomination by acclamation.
Party leaders today. however. con-
tinued efforts to have Bryan changa
his attitude and make the race.
The nomination OF Bryan cana
after the party's program and preo-
edents had been upset Nomna--
tions were scheduled for Friday. Afism
Marie q. Brehm permanent chairman
OF the convention, started a stampe3a
for the Comm0ner when she oneraE
a resolution putting his name in
nomination. state standards in-
mcdiately were uprooted and a dem
Onsiration started.
Nomination by acclamation fol-
lowed.
Bryan today was vacationing im
Minnesota Clinton Howard hoVs-
Continued on Page Tw0)
Evening journal., 1920-07-22

MARION, o., July % United Prcss).
Ceremonies for the official nolinca-
tion Of Senabor Warren q. Harding OF
his nomination for the Presidency got
under way early today.
The senator, shortly after 7 o'clock
raised The flag on the flagpole which
stood In The lawn OF the home Of
William Mckinley when the OhIoan
was chosen by his party for the
Presidency.
soon after the nominees neighbors
began gathering In his front lawn 10
congratulate him
II was a great day for Harding's
home b0wn. From an over Ohio and
from many distant States the pill
grims came.
They poured out OF every train and
moved In cheering detachment.
through gaily decorated streets toward
the Harding home, on Mount Vernon
avenue, for a glimpse OF the candidate
before going on b Garfield Park
Continued on Page IWul
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
SERIOUS LOSS
FOR DEMOCRATS
League Members Mourn
Disappearance of Bum,
Pet Fox Terrier
FOUND STARVING
WAS GIVEN HOME

Practically every member OF the
Democratic League is grieving over
the loss OF Bum" He was the most
popular member OF the league and
especially fond OF automobiles and
motor boat riding. He was often the
companion Of members who owned
automobiles in rides through the city
and country.
Bum" Is a dos black and white
fox terrier. He was brought 30 the
home Of The LEAGUE 60 French street
by Edward Stewart. q member, on
Thanksgiving Day last year. Mr.
Stewart found the dog on the pier Of
The Christana river ietiy that day al
Continued on Page 1wOl
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
ROUND UP 100000
'SLACKERS' SOON

WASHINGTON. July p UNITED
Press. "A nationwide roundup OF
more than 10000 draft deserters is TO
be started soon by The War Depart
ment as a final effort 90 bring TO jus
lice the men who failed 30 answer the
can 40 arms In Americas draft army
during the war. Adiutant General
PETER C.. Harris, OF the army said to-
day
has been preparing mammoth list
OF names who can be classed beyond
question as actual and not theOretl-
cal draft dcserters. This list Is eX-
pected TO be completed soon and 30 Is
estimated that it Will contain names
of at least 10000 "slackers.
Fifty dollas reward will be offered
any one delivering one Of the desert
ers Do the nearest military station.
] Certified Milk .or Infants-slovel
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
PEACE DECLARATION AT ONCE, NEW LEAGUE
IF HARDING IS ELECTED NEXT president
RETURN OFAINE'RICA TO
GOVERNMENT BYPEOPLELS
PLEDGE ORG. O. p NOMINEE,

Ohio Senator, In accepting Republican Nom
nation, Condemns Personal DictatoriaI
and Autocrdfic Gouernmenf- accepts VII
son S Challenge for Referendum on Pres
ent League CoDenGnt - Urges New
Pact B>Sed on Justice Rather Than
Force-No Man Big Enough 10 Run
This Great Republic, He Says
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
WARNER co. TO AID
in HOME BUILDING

The Charhs Warner Comrany has
put In tnect a plan 10 encourage It's
employees IN the Cedar H0uOw. Pa.
section. where 10 has cement and
limestone quarrils. TO build and own
their homes.
To an employees Of plants in On
Cedar Hollow section and within a
radius OF one and one-han miles OF
any plant. the company is Offering to
home seekers. TWO acres or land
free as a gift
Twenty per cent. Of the cost OF a
house or lot not exceeding $1,000 as
a gift.
Nil loan 10 employees building
and loan association 50 per cent OF
money required TO build houses.
Thus employees can acquire land
and build houses without requiring
one @nny Of credit .-.--.-
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
SEES NO REASON FOR
DR.. RICHEY'S NOTE

The Rev. Alfred L.. Jones. curate OF
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
Is somewhat puzzled to understand
the protest made by the Rev Alban
Richey rector Of ST. Johns Church,
against the union services held at
Washington Heights every Sunday
evening
"I do not see why Or. Richey had
any reason 10 address an open letter
30 Trinity Church regarding its par
ticipation IN the open-air services. ."
says Mr.. Jones. I'VE have not en-
gagged in the services this year and
do not anticipate engaging in them
II any OF our parishioners have some
10 the park services or engaged in
them they did IL upon their own
initiative. We cannot prohibit that, OF
course"
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
CHINESE SHAKES
CHILD, IS FINED

Lioee Bong. Chinese laundryman
AZ 2ffs Market street. was fined s. and
costs BY Magistrate Harry B. Sirad-
lev. this morning. for an assault on
Rose Terranova, AGED . years, 2iOl
Market street.
The Chinaman said at the hearing
he had been greatly annoyed by chill
dren In the neighborhood who threw
dirt In his laundry This morning a
number congregated on the sidewalk
and some one threw dirt on Tot OF
clean laundry. He ran out and grab
bed The child and shook her, the
others making their escape.
Prevent bottle famine. Return emptles
promptly. Glover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22

ed The way, yet somehow. we havs
come TO expect that Interpretation
which voi Ices the faith OF nominees
VINO must assume specific tasks.
Let me be understood clearly from
lhe very beginning. / believe Tx
parry sponsorship In government. b
DcueNe m party government as dis
tinguished from personal covernnoent :
Individual, diclatorial. autocratic ar
what not. In a citizenship OF more
IMAM a hundred millions IL is i'm
possible 10 reach agreement upon ain
questions. Parties are formed bW
Continued on Page Eight.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLENiENT

Robert Newman, Of Belvedere. near
Newport. was arrested yesterday by
Constable Cole, charged with the en-
bezzlement Of si95 from Camilla Clam
mariconi. He was arraigned before
Magistrate Lawrence j. Broman and
the hearing continued until Saturday
morning at 40 o'clock
Evening journal., 1920-07-22

Senator Harding said.
Chairman Lodge, members OF the
Notification committee, members Of
the National committee. ladies' and
gentlemen The message which YOU
have formally conveyed brings 90 me
a realization Of responsibility which
Is not underestimate 10 Is SUI
premc task 10 interpret the covenant
OF a great political party. the actiV-
tiles OF which are so woven into the
history OF this republic. and a very
sacred and solemn undertaking 10
many millions who adhere 10 that
party The party platform has chart
Evening journal., 1920-07-22

JAM MARION
TOHEAR,SEE
COP NOMINEE
Notification Ceremony At
tended by 10000 Enthusias-
tic Men and Women
RAISES FLAG ON POLE
FROM McKINLEY'SHONlE
MARION's BfG DAY.
Today'S Program.

a. m.-SenatOr Harding raises
Nag on front lawn.
a. m.-First delegation. COM
posed Of 1000 Marionites, calls on
candidate
a. m.-MisccllanQus delegations
arrive az Hardinn's home.
10 a. m.-Dele1atiOn Of Mnra-
giSts interview Harding.
NOOn-Luncheon for members Of
the Republican National Commit
tee, notification committee and
other political leaders.
. y. m.-NOtiiicatiOn ceremonies
begin al Garfield Park.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
M d n. n. AIEETING

The monthly meeting Of the W. e
r. L.. which was postponed lasa
Friday. will be held al 230 oclopA
tomorrow afternoon. al headquariesU
100 West Eighth street
The report OF the \. p. B Encamp-
ment. held az keuka Park, New York.
will be- hard at this time.
A number OF visitors are expecta&
and a fun attendance OF the mems
bers IS desired.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
BFLIEFONTE SCHOOL PICNIC

BCllCfontc sunday School held a
picnic al Eden Park. today The ex-
curs'onsts went 20 the park in spe-
cial cars.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
nOY sENT FALsE FIRE ALARM.

William Niolone ased years. va
turned over TO the Juvenile Court -
.cials yesterday, by PatrOlman We4
on a charge OF sending In a fals1
alarm Of tire. The y0ungster Is =.
legged TO have struck an alarm OF ll
from Box PIP, at Third and Tal9r1
J streets, 10 see The engines run y
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
SUN Am TIDE.
Head of Christian
IOST Ann FODND

s-s-----,---------e---~- ------,---,---~e.-~--
GOLD BRACELET, BETWEEN NINTH
VI and Tatnall SITS. and Garrick Thea
tire Building. Reward II returned to 30
". Ninth St. jy2e-3t
Continued on PAGE Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
TOpAYs TEMPERATuRE.

AZ The Evening Journal Onlce.
500 A. M.....l3 1900 p M...s7
1000 4. M-...s2 100 p. M....s9
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
THE WEATHER

Pair tonight and Friday; gentle
winds mostly south and southwest.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22

Certified MIX .Or Infants-.loyeI
oair1 Co,-Adv. 3 -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-22
THEHE AZ sTmL BARGAhs

NEWMAN INVESTMENT CONF AZ
ssooOG-s room frame one lot. East
san Antonio street $3.50 cash, SIC
per month
1855 room and . basement rooms,
stone house. corner, Alta vista sec
4f01- ss60 cssh. SIS per month
SE250-A real good bargain IN a o
room and bath and sleeping porch,
stone fence. stone outbuildlnEss near
paved street and car line $500 cash
balance $50 per month and interest
eqGTE-1TeLicau tenement, ten two
room apartments. south SIDE, gooo
adobe building, two corner lots, reas-
enable cash payment balance 20 SUIT
gfT50-EiE ht two-room apartments, q
good rooming house proposition Only
the furniture for sale at this price
and on easy terms
5000 rooms and glass in porch,
bungalow, Alta Vista section $3.50
cash. balance easy
sssEp-A very fine room and glassed
fn porch bungalow sunset Heights,
Ten minutes walk from postoflice,
oue-half cash. balance 70 suit
s70OO-Or 100000 furnished-5 rooms
md eIassed in porch. North Florence
etreet- $500 cash. balance 10 suit
ggsoo-Ffne room bungalow, Lundy
rTefahts. hot water heat double
garace- $1,000 cash. balance easy
EQ-O0-TwO story building North
Campbell street. close I'm, reasonable
cash payment. balance 20 suit
qrT.F00 - Four 4-room apartments,
GOOD rental. East Boulevard $4,000
cash, balance 10 suit
EgGe 5O-SiE and ulne-teutns land
lower valley. cost the owner that
amount wants 10 trade land az cash
'navncrt on home close in, balance
$50 uer month
100 san Antonio Street
Phone $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-22

= IT'D :. =
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House could not be built to-
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can o. B. HOOKER. with
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-22

III NWI - = = -
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BUY TO-DAY
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Completely furnished bunEa-
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street, furniture practically
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spick and span" condition
Owner leaving city. VIII
give immediate possession
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gain prizes OF $4,000 Can
make good terms.
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With
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Realtors
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-22
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makes strong lights. COLUMBIA sIOH-
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