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New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

Mrs Thomas F. Ryan gave a lunch
con yesterday at the St. Regis.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Droste, of
260 West Seventy sixth. Street, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marion K. Droste, to
James B. Post, 3D.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

The next story What Chattsrer
Knew About Eannv Iacku
New-York tribune., 1920-05-11

The marriage Of Miss Mercedes de
Acosta, daughter of Mrs Ricardo de
Acosta, to Abraham Poole will take
place this afternoon at her home, $50
Park Avenue. There Will be no at
tendants.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
THE WEATHER

Fair and continued cool tonight
and Tuesdays fresh north winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
Governor Roberts viii
Hare Early Hearing
to Try to Kacdte In
junction Proceedings,
So Ratification Can
Be Certified to Wash
mgton
OPPONENTS KEEP
ON ALABAMA SIDE

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. %. United
Press ).-Ant-SunragIsts today OBJ
tained an injunction forbidding clerks
Of the House and Senate 10 take any
action toward certifying That Ten
nessee has ratified the Federal Suff-
rage Amendment. The petition was
supplemental 10 one which resulted
On iniunctions against the governor,
the speakers OF he two houses and
the Secretary OF State
An attempt will be made TO have a
hearing on the injunction 10 prevent
State officials from certifying the
ratification OF he suffrage amend
ment as soOOn as possible.
II The Injunction Is vacated and
suffragists believe it will be. Gov
ern0r A. H. Roberts is expected 10
certify the ratification 90 the De-
partment Of state. at Washington. at
once.
The injunction applies 10 the Speak
ers OF both houses and 90 the Secre-
tary of State, as we'll as 10 Roberts.
Suff1glsts were cheered by Rob
eris statement that suffrage is rati-
ned. 81 will cOuntenance no act in
tended 70 nullify this ratification and
The will Of the majority by the min
ority, either by flight and abandon
ment o. official duty by the members
OF otherwise" said the governor. Il
will exercise and bring TO bear all
the legal and legitimate powers Of the
office OF Governor TO consummate in
an orderly and legal manner. the GER
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TO ODISCUSS new
PATROL SYSTEM
Police Commissioners Will
Take Subject Up at Meet
ing Tomorrow
THREE DISTRICTS
WILL BE ADDED

At the meeting Of the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners tomorrow the sub
iect OF the proposed three platoon
system for The patrolmcn OF The de-
partment will be considered
The plan outlined for the placing OF
the police on a three-shift. eight hour
system. will require more frequent re-
ports than are now made by the men.
and 10 is thought with the shorter
hours the police viii be able 20 cover
the districts 30 which they are as
signed more thoroughly than is now
done. Under the new plan there will
be three additional districis-one at
the Wawaset Park tract. one at Union
Continued on Page Nlne.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
SufragiStS Offended
by MaryIand'S Motto

BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-Maryland
sunragsts, having come into their
heritage, have now turned against
the State coat of arms motto, a
heraldic bit Of work done back In
the middle aaes for The Calvert and
Orossman families. lt read "Fatu
maschii. parole femme" which is
Italian for Deeds are masculine,
words feminine"
"This Is all wrong" says the
suffragist leaders. including Mrs.
Charles r. Ellicott, Mrs. Calvin
Gabrielle, Mrs. Charles Ogle, Mrs
Emma Weber and others. 1T
doesn't flt. u was written by men
for men and is un-American. "
They suggest a Statewide contest
for a substitute.
All the suffraeists will hear Of
the mottO's defects today when
the matter will be put before an
executive committee. They may
want 30 substitute "Sic Semper
Tyrannis" Thus Always to Ty-
rants, Virginia's motto, one slif-
fragist declared.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
CUT TOE, NOW
SERIOUSLY ILL
Thomas F. Bayley, Former
Police Sergeant, Suffers
Bloodpoisoning
WAS HEAVIEST MAN
ON POLICE FORCE

Thomas F. Bayley, a retired ser
geant OF police, is seriously in at his
home i20 North BrOome street, sur
fering from blood poisoning. Hs
family today said he had slight hope
OF recovery.
Sergeant Bayley. who has been en-
plOyed as engineer at the Bavarian
Brewing Company plant for the past
two years, was stricken some time
ago when he cut his toe while trim
ming an ingrown nail The wound
became infected and blood poison de-
veloped.
Sergeant Bayley, retired from the
Police department two years ago
Bfter serving twenty-five years as a
patrolman and street sergeant. He is
a member OF the Wcccacoc Fire Com
pany He was the heaviest man on
the police force for many years.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

killing him when he opened fire. The
shooting followed an argument over
alleged insulting remarks concerning
a dancer.
nlice received a riot call from the
scene OF the shooting. nennessy and
Mulchaey We're found unconscious in
the cafe. Others OF the party had
lied. The two officers died later
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
AUTO SMASHES
INTOCARRIAGE
Three Men Tossed Into
Roadway, Sustain Cuts
and Bruises
ON WAY TO CITY
AS CRASH OCCURS

While driving IN a carriage on the
kennett pike, at Grcenvillc. last night.
Clarence Nolan, Frank DilwOrih and
an unidentified young man were run
into by a Franklin Sedan. owned and
driven by William G.. Phillips. sii
Franklin street
The young men. who were In a
light rubher-tircd runabout. had Just
crossed the tracks OF the p. and r.
railroad crossing at Greenville going
In the direction OF Wilmington. when
the car driven by Mr Phillips. going
In the same direction, ran into the
rear OF the runabOut Overturning 70
and throwing the three occupants
into the rQadway Nolan received cuts
Continued on Page Nino.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
MOSQUITOES SIZE OF
BIRDS ATTACK COP

Policeman Joseph Grussmcyer.
while responding 20 a call from Belle
fonte with the police ambulance.
last night. was bitten several times
on the hands by what De at FIRST
thought was a bird. lie finally sue
ceedod in capturing several OF the
pests and placing them in a bottle
brought them 90 the police station
whore they were declared 90 be gen.
uIne Jersey mosquitoes, but OF so
much larger size than any ever seen
before IN this section. Tho insects
proved 80 vicious. boring holes In
the cork OF the bottle That for safety
a glass stopper was secured.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
FARMERS NOT
PROFITEERS,
BALLASSERTS
Senator Blames Under-PrO-
ductiOn, Depreciation of
Dollar for II. G. l..
PICNIC AT
STATE FAIR GROUNDS

Senator l.. Heislor Bail. In an adj
dress at ihe annual picnic OF Pomona
Grange at the state Fair grounds this
afternoon. said In bis opinion there
are two great forces which to a large
extent are responsible for the present
high cost OF living. manly under
production" and depreciation OF our
dollar" senator BAN exuneraled the
farmer from the charge Of proiiieor-
ing he pointed out That farm labor,
implements and practically everything
that the farmer Uses Boo the farm has
Continued on Page TwOl
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
MEALEYUPSETS
union ACTION
Machinists High Officers
Order Him Reinstated in
Wilmington Association
NO POLITICAL CLUB
OVER MEMBERSHIP

Sustaining The appeal of Martin p.
Mealey, who was expelled from mem
hership in Local ISL international
Association OF Machinisis. because
he voted for William Coyne as a
delegate 20 the Democratic National
Convention. and against Daniel p.
Buckley. the international Union has
ordered the local organization not
only 90 rolnsiaie Mealey. but 10 re-
scind a fine Of $50 that had been inn
posed on him
The order received here last week
was accompanied by a letter censuring
the local officials for their action I'm
oXpelling Mealey. The letter was from
Continued on Page Nine
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
By WFBR MILLER.

United Press stan Correspondent.
LONDON. Aug, % The Poles are
continuing their advance on a wide
front in the centre. while The Rus
SLAMS are stIn gaining az ihe extreme
right and lcft Of the MO-milc battle
line. according 90 the latest adylces
received here today
President plusudskIs smash
northwest Of Warsaw. was said 10
have further impelled the 10000 Reds
north Of the capilal and render their
Withdrawal practically impossible
The Poles reported that additional
captures over the weekend had
Drought the total Of Bolshevikl pris-
Oners 90 about 5000.
Advance deiachmcnls or NE Polish
forces have reached Ostruf l13 miles
northeast OF Warsaw, Czyzef .is
miles east Of OslrOfl and Bryansk l2u
miles west OF Bielsk.
On the south 'front.' red cavalry
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

have begun an encirollng movement
n LenIherg, reaching the junction OF
the Dneister and stryi rivers l35 miles
directly south OF that city,. directly
casi OF Lemberg the Bolshevlki were
reported 10 be approaching the en-
virOns and fall OF the city was ex-
pectcd hourly-if Polish evacuation
had not already taken place
In the Danzig corridor region the
BOlshevih were said 30 have driven
forward again. approaching 90 within
twelve miles or Graudenz and causing
foreign diplomatic officials including
The American consuls, TO withdraw TO
Danzig.
General Wrangel's offensive in
Crimea was reported 10 be prOgress-
ing IN delayed dispatches from mat
theatre. Although the Reds crossed
the Dneipcr and held Wrangels right
tCOnilnued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
NEAR Death IN
HUNGER STRIKE
Last Rites Administered to
Lord Mayor of Cork in
British Prison
WIFE URGES HIM TO
STICK TO HIS PLAN

LONDON. Aug. % UNITED Pressl.- l.-
The last sacrament was administered
today 90 Terrence MacSweeney, lord
mUyor OF Cork. who was dying in
Brixton prison as the result OF a
hunger strike.
The dramatic action Of MacSweeny's
young wife in urging him 10 carry out
his solf-imposed death sentence when
she visited him In the prison Saturday
has attracted unusual attention TO his
case.
Huge crowds Of sympathizers form.
Continued on Page Eleven.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
POLTTICSIS
PLAYEDWITH
Polish CAUSE
Charge Attempt to Fright
en- Poles Into Voting
Democratic Ticket
SECRETARY C0LBY'S
ATTITUDE RESENTED

Dr. s. n. Pawikowski, Of 500 Mary
land avenue. who was member OF
a delegation who called on Secre-
iary OF state Colby at Washington
last week 20 see what aid this gov
ernment intended giving Poland In
its nght for existence, claims mat
Secretary Colby made Il plain the
Democratic administration was US
ing the cause OF Poland 10 play
politics Secretary Colby, according
20 Dr. pawlikOwski. said during the
interview: There are a great many
Americans who are greatly pleased
with the chaotic conditions existing
In Central Europe. They are the
people who defeated that wonderful
article The Versailles treaty and n
Continued on Page Eleven.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

ATDOVER TO
NAME TICKET
Sussex County Joins in Rec
Ognizing Kent's Claim
for Governor
DELEGATES in CAUCUS
TO MAKE SELECTIONS

The Slate Convention OF The Re
publican Party will meet al Dover to-
morrow TO nominate a ticket 10 be-
presented 10 The voters at the No
vember elections Candidates for
Governor, Lieu'enant-GOvernor. Con-
gresham, Attorney General. Insurance
Commissioner, State Treasurer and
state Auditor will be nominated. The
state Committee will hold a meeting
at Dover tonight and tomorrow morn
ing the county delegations will con-
vene and make their nominations.
Wilmington and rural New Castle del
egaies CAUCUS separately.
Everett B. Johnson, secretary Of
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
WOMEN MAY BE
LAWYERS, TOO
Could Be Summoned for
Jury Duty if Federal
Amendment Stands
TO HOLD
PUBLIC OFFICES

Not only may women OF Delaware
be summoned for jury duty and be
eligible for Office holding in event Of
ratification Of the suffrage amendmen.
is sustained. but they may be ad-
mitied TO practice law at The bar Of
the state.
This much was pretty generally ad-
mitted by lawyers Of the male per
suasion who were asked about The
subject today. The lawyers almost 20
a man declined 10 be quoted person
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TWO POLICEMEN SLANBY
CHICAGO COURT BAHHF

CHICAGO. Aug. % United press)
William Hennessy and James Mul-
chaey, police sergeants, were fatally
shot early today in a revolver duel in
a cafe here
Hirchey Miller, Municipal Court
bailin. confessed shooting the two
men, police said.
Miller. in the alleged confession.
said he believed the officers intended
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
U. S. DISAPPROVES
OF POLES ADVANCE

WASHINGTON. Aug. % UNITED
Press John C. White, charge Of the
American Legation at Warsaw. has
been advised by the State Department
that the United states would disap-
prove any advance OF the Polish army
into Russian territory, u was learned
today.
10 is understood that White mas
been instructed 10 make known this
attitude 10 the Polish government II
that is necessary.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels an
nounced today that the cruiser Pitts
hurgh and its destroyer escort were
going 10 Reyal. Esthonia, on the
Baltic.
He said that the Pittsburgh had
never been ordered 70 Danzig-
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

DROWNED MAN
Detectives Discover Clothes
of Henry Butler, Near
Shellpot Sluice
CORONER TO PROBE
AGAIN ON FRIDAY

Coroner Bullock viii hold an in
guest Friday night on the death OF
Mike Saleoine, who was asphyxialed
at his boarding house, 1911 Howland
street, Saturday morning.
The inquest Of Henry Butler. which
was continued. will also be held
Friday night. Detectives working on
ihe case are reported 10 have found
the dead msn's clothes near the
sluice at Shellpot Park, and expect 20
show at the hearing Friday night
tCOntinued on PAGE Elevcn.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
AUTO HITS TRAIN,
DRIVER UNHARMED

Unable TO check the speed Of his
when approaching the
tracks OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Elsmere Section, last eve
ning. James r. Dixon, Of Marshallton,
broke through the safety gates and
cOllided with a fast freight train.
His car was wrecked but Dixon es-
capped with only slight injuries.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TWO FIRE cos.
sign With CITY
Brandywine and Delaware
Approve Contracts Sent
by Mayor and Council
EXPECT OTHERS WILL
ACCEPT AGREEMENT

Two out Of ihe eleven volunteer IRE
companies 10 which contracts for ser
vice for the ensuing year have been
sent already have returned the agree
Continued on Page Twelvel.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
yIRDFN ron LEGIsLATURE.

William p. Nirden has announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for Representative from
hle Fourth Representative District.
Mr.. Nirdcn has a host OF friends. lie
llNns I'm The First ward.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
WILLIET CROP
ROT in FIELDS
Tomato Growers Decide on
That if Price Is Not
Satisfactory
DEMAND AT LEAST
PRODUCTION COST
speelal % Ia Eyenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Aug. 23.-At a meeting OF
about to hundred members OF the Nil
ford Producers Association. one OF the
twelve county organizations cOntrd.-
ling 60 to 70 per cent OF the tomato
acreage OF Sussex. county. 10 was
unanimously agreed that unless a fair
price Is offered by the Gamers, they
will let the crop stay on the vines TO
be plOwed under for fertilizer.
The situation was fully discussed
from the growers standpoint. Reports
covering cost Of production worked
Continued on Page Nine.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
Current NetUS In
Verse and VeuCS
Rhymes by Howard Mann
Drawings by =. W. Parks.

The Yanks were full OF confidence
They'd run away with all events;
Alas, despite their boasted speed
they met Swcde
Or Finn who also showed he knew,
AlhlclirnllN. ihInn or two.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

When Warsaw seemed about 10
crack
Beneath the Muscoviie attack,
The Poles, with backs against the
wall.
For help and Succor ceased 10 call;
They saved their breath for fighting
aud
Drove of the eager Russian band.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
POLES NEARL YENCZRCLE
ROUTED BOLSHEVIK FORCE:
RUSSIANS MENACE LENBERG
Reds Reported Gaining to Right and Left
of 5OO-MiIe FronEFdH of Lemberg Now
Looked For Hourb-Americdn Consuls
Go TO Dansig-POIeS Capture 10000

PARIS Aug ~ d United Prcss)The three Bolsevi armies
completely other according
o Warsaw adv 10 the French forcian
HE'D
are al cncrcled.
number hundred pieces Of rcd artillery
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
ARREST COATESVILLE MAN.

William Fisher. arrested yesterday
by Detectives Riley and kempsA on a
charge Of nOn-suppOrtI preferred by
held 40 the police station 90 await the
irrival Of an officer from Pennsylvania
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
BURNED
SAVING BUILDING

John Murphy. an emplOye of ne
Briscoe Radiator Company. prevented
a serious fire this morning, by drag
ging a blazing acetyleno burner from
the building occupied by the firm at
Girard and orange streets. Tie was
painfully burned. The fire companies
responded but were unable 60 eXtin-
giiish the blaze and the tank burned
for several hours In the street. sew
eral persons IN attempting 20 strike
box f23. received electric shocks.
caused by grounded wires.
Certified Mix for. Infants-Clover
nafrv Io-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
no BE BURIED AT FORT MOTT

William Taylor, OF Delaware City.
result OF an automobile accident will
be buried at Fort Mott. n. j., this
afternoon. He leaves a widow and
two children, Who reside in Delaware
City.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TrN NAYS TOR VACRANCY

George W. Taylor was sentenced
10 ten days In the workhouse for
vagrancy by Deputy Judge Finger In
Municipal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
GETs TNCIEAN MILK.

MIX Inspector David H0llett has 70
ceived a specimen OF very dirty bot
tied milk served on the east side sat-
urday and is having it Tested. Il is
expected 70 be Investigated by the
Board of Health.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TUFSF DRTNKS CONE HICH-

Pleading guilty 10 being drunk, Dem
mis- sheridan and David Wilson. the
latter a Negro. were each nned IS
and costs by Deputy Judge Pinger In
Municipal Court his morning
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
LOST AND FODND.

L OsT-SMALL BLACK, WHITE AND
- tsn dog (femalel Name Minnie"
No collar on, but registered. Reward II
teturned 10 sos +. Tenth St aug23-2t.
CONTINUED on Page Tenl.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
UNITED STATES HAS
LEAD OF lis POINTS

ANTWERP. Aug. 23-The official
score Of the 1920 Olympiad. at the
conclusion Of the track and field events
today, was announced as follows
United States, 2i0. Finland, %. Swe-
den. 90. England. so, France, 80, Italy,
% south Afric3, %, Canada, i3, Nor
way, A., Esthonia- TO- Belgium. ..
Denmark, Q. New leland, 3. Australia
4, LuXemburg, 1.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

Patrolman William Blackiston shot
a mad dog IN the yard Of Mrs. Julia
Newton, cOlored. 1911 Walnut street.
this morning at s o'clock. As this is
the second mad dog killed by the
officer in that section within a few
days IL is feared that other animals
have been bitten.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
HONOR Heroes
OF WORLD WAR
Names of Delaware'S Dead
10 Be Preserved in New
York Memorial
WANT KIN TO
FORWARD NAMES

Believing that the oflcisl casualty
list Issued at Washington by the ad-
iuiant general u. $. A. can be sup
pemented % a great exten. by friends
next OF kin and organizations with
which the deceased were identined.
the Army and Navy Club OF America
Is endeavoring through correspond
ence to compile a complete, auihen-
tic list Of the officers who died In
the World War.
The names. with other data bear.
ing on The civil and military life OF
The men who made the supreme sac
riilce. will be reserved In a 100000
memorial hall and officers clubhouse
Continued on Page Nine)
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

Some eleemOsynary gents
Cut sugar down TO ~ cents
In Brooklyn and the women folk
With bargain-hunting rest awoke
And swOOped down on the dealers
stalls
Result: 4 dozen riot calls.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
TODAY'S TENpERATURE.
SUN AND TIDE.

At The Evening Journal Ofiice.
500 A. Mol 1900 p. M. .6s
200 A. MO 100 p. NJ. .6S
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
FOUR BOYSDASH TO
LIBERTY FROM SCHOOL

The police have received requests
from the Ferris Industrial School 10
given are. Ernest Adel age 49, 800
Pine street: Percy McClelland age &C..
633 South COnnell street: Genera ST.
none. age IS. 23Oi West Sixth street I;
Roland Lloyd, age a. Laurel.
Requests were also received from
Glenn Mills, Pa. 10 take into custody
Anna Watts, aged 49, who escaped
yesterday. and who is described as
having red hair which has been re-
Gently bobbed; and TO capture Eliza
beth Dennis. colOred. age ~. who es-
capped from the cOlOred girls home
near Washington, ID. G.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
DOVER PASTOR IN PULPIT.

In the absence Of the pastor, the
Rev. George c.. Williams. who is tax
Ing a vacation, the pulpit OF McCabe
NJ. =. Church was filled yesterday
morning by the Rev. James W. COlOna-
OF Dover, and In the evening by the
Rev Adam Stengle, i07 West Twenty
first street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-23
BRING PRISONER TO DELAWARE.

Detective Riley will leave tonight
for Dannemora. ~ y, 10 secure Otto
Naihold. who Is wanted 10 answer the
charge OF breaking and entering.
Naihold is just finishing a two year
Evening journal., 1920-08-23

Prevent bottle famine. Return omptles
promptly. Glover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
A BIT OF ADVICE
First-pon< Delay. Seeond-Don't
 Experiment.

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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
BOY SCOUTS INVITED TO
 PARADE MEMORIAL DAY

Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts held its week ly meeting Friday evening. The meeting opened at 7:15 with the Scout oath, fol- lowed by the salute to the flag. The roll was called by Scout Scribe Donald Rathbone, who reported 19 Scouts and 6 visitors present.
 Arthur L. Peale, president of the local council, Boy Scouts, gave short talk on being prepared for different Scout events to be held in the near future. The Boy Scouts of Norwich and vicinity have been invited by Sedgwick Post, No. l, G. A. R., to take part in the Memorial Day parade, Monday, May 31st. All troops are requested to assemble in the rear of the Buckingham Memorial build ing, Manday afternoon, at 1:45. It is hoped that every Norwich Scout will be in line at this time.
 Assistant Scoutmaster Lewis Smith gave the troop some marching and phys. ical exercises which was followed by. pa trol drills in charge of Patrol Leaders Ralph Marsh, Leslie Gordon and Robert Huggard. Instructions were given il stretcher making, signalling, knot tying boxing the compass and first aid work The meeting closed at s:So with the re beating of the Scout law and troop yell lead by Scoutmaster c. S. Bowers ant Assistant Scoutmaster Ray Gilmore.