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Evening journal., 1920-11-29
TO INSIST ON
LAW OBSERVANCE

A meeting OF all ministers Of the
city probably will he called this week
10 determine a course Of action with
regard 10 enforcement OF he blue
laws" In Wilmington.
The special committee appointed by
the Methodist Episcopal Ministerial
Association has decided 10 hold con-
\ renee Of all preachers beflro pro-
ceeding with projected campaigl This
special committee Is composed of ih-
Rev Raymond w. Cook, assistant
pastor OF S. Paurs NJ f. Church The
Rcv. nr. Robert Wall, superintendent
OF Wilmington district Of the MelhO-
disl Conference. and the Rev. DR.. w.
r. llabbart, pastor Of Harrison Street
NJ. +. Church.
According 10 Dr. Habbart The COM
mitlee was appointed Independently
OF The plans Of religious organizations
In other paris OF the country for a
campaign 10 enforce the "blue laws.
10 was reported Saturday night that
raids would be made yesterday by the
police on candy and cigar shops
which were open yesterday. but ma
action was taken. When Chief George
Black. Of the police department. was
asked IN he had received any word
/ from The special committee or had
I been called on 20 close up any shop,
on sunday he replied: ''No, not
word
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
LITTLE HOPE FOR
HAPPINESS HERE

Following a hearing OF the case OF
Charles l.. Grant charged by his wife
with breach Of the peace, Judge Hast
ings, IN Municipal Court. this morn
ing. referred the matter 10 Detective
Mcdaniel for investigation.
Philip l.. Garrett, counsel for Grant,
Informed the court that there Is little
possibility OF the couple being able 20
live peacefully together and asked
ihat the case bcrefarred for lnvestiga-
ton with On object or cnocing a
mutual separation.
Mrs. Grant testified that her hus-
band came home intoxicated about
4 o'clock sunday morning, and when
she demonstrated with him about his
conduct and slapped him IN the face
he caught her by The arm and pushed
her against a chair. which crashed
through the door OF a china closet
"He then finished the glass with his
foot" she said.
The wife said that her husband "is
worrying her " DEATH"
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
STATE SUES TO
RECOVER TAXES
Income Law Delinquents In
formed Suits Have Been
Filed
400 DEFENDANTS
ON FIRST LIST

Between two hundred and four
hundred residents Of the city who
have failed TO pay their State income
tax have been notified OF the flling Of
suit against them by State Treasurer
Fisher before local magistrates. The
wrlts are being served by the con-
stables connected with the magis-
trate's offices.
II was said this morning by one
magistrate that about twenty out OF
a total Of forty-nine against whom
action had b ea taken have paid the
tax. Those who refuse 10 pay Will
ind judgments agains' them and their
wages attached.
The tax now being paid not olly
carri with 10 a penalty, but also. the
So 40 mag straie's charges. Where
judgments are entered the costs ar
about doubled.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
penn STRONGEST
MAN OF HISTORY
Interesting Review of His
Life Given by DR..
ODELL
WAS SPEAKER
AT WESTMINSTER

Dr. Joseph II. Odell made an inter
esting address on William Penn and
the Quakers," at the Nesper services
in Westminster Presbyterian Church
Yesterday afternoon. Penn, he said
was one Of the best. strangest and
strongest men Of history.
The speaker told OF the debt Of the
government Of England of 5000
pounds 30 Penn's father and which
was cancelled by the grant 20 the son,
William Penn, OF a large tract OF
land in this country.
Pena, who at the age Of i6 was a
student al oxford. became a convert
90 The Quaker IA On and was expelled
from school because he was Over-
jealous in carrying out the doctrines
I laught him.
His life was a continuous success
sion OF sunshine and clouds; gayety
and sorrow: success and failure
Penn was fearless and continually
was arrested for his doctrines and
I for the pamphlets he wrote and dis
/ tributed. In 1854 he obtained pos
session OF Pennsylvania and hi.
dream became a fact. The cOnstitu-
I li0n drawn up for pennsvlvania con
tanned many things the United states
is Just acquiring and many OF Wh4CI
were contained in the constitution Of
I the United states one hundred year.
later. Among them were the ballot
/ equal suffrage. religious equality anC
/ the barring Of capital punishment
/ except for murder and treason.
! lie was continually forced TO trave
back and forth from England 10 his
! ~ secession In this country to lOOl
liim Of much misfortune, and as hil
/ troubles were about ended and "a
success was about to come 90 him h'
died.
The full text Of Or. Odelrs addr S:
appears on another Page Of this issue
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
LEAGUE ARMED FORCE
IN WILMA THIS WEEK

The questions OF disarmament and
establishment of an international
court are expected 10 bring out ih,
warmest discussions.
LONDON. Nov. 20. United pressl -
The conference Of allied premicrs over
the Greek and Russian situations VIII
be- resum0d Thursday 10 was an
nouncd today, after Premier Leygues
departed for France Count Sf0rza,
Italian foreign minister, arrived last
nieht and Leygues VIII return We'd
nesdav. presumably after confer
ence with President Millerand.
Reports 90 lho foreign 0lllr today
We're that Premier Rhallls. Of Greece,
assured British, French and italian
ministers mat the new government in
tends 90 recognize fully the obllga-
ti0ns or the Noulzelos regime.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
ASK ALL CITY
TO AID HOSPITAL

Tomorrow will be Donation Day at
the Delaware Hospital. This year The
support Of an citizens OF Wilmington
is urgently needed II this old insii-
tuition Is 30 continue It's flght against
sickness and disabling accidents. Mod
ern city lfe is absolutely q pendent
on hospitals. The Delaware Hospital
Is oren DAY and night to receive those
whose need is urg nj. and whose cry
IS Help us or we perish
Gifts Of nrov'z ons and groceries
are especially needed, and Canton
fiannl and outing flannel for fhe
babies. OF course, moley in any
amount will be most acceptable II
costs twice as mu.h per patient as
a short time ago. TIE exact figure S
1896 per day. The return on This in
vestment 10 the patient receiving IL
cannot be measured in terms OF
money, Z is priceless. as health, vigor
strength are priceless. The managers
saw the hospital needs help. and gen
erous support in this work. and hope.
an viii remember 10 send something
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

GENEVA Nov. % UNITED Pressl-
The League Of Nations first armed
force will leave for Wilma 90 Wcdncs-
day b. was announced hfrc today. .
British. French and spanish troops
will comprise the detachment sent
iO supervise the plebesciie 90 decide
whether wilma shall be- assigned 90
Poland or Lithuanla. There were in
dications that swedish and foreign
troops would be dispatched Do Wilma
also.
This weeks session Of the league
assembly Is 90 SEE the resumption
of opfn debates. Last week most OF
the discussions were in the commis-
sions 90 which were assigned the
various problems confronting the
league Their reports This week will
provide the framework for debate.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
JAMES A. HIR0NS
HURT BY FALL

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Nov. 29.-lames a. Hirons,
clerk OF The House OF Representatives
during the last session OF the Leg
islaturc. was seriously injured on
Friday. Mr. Hlrons has the contract
TO build two bridges over the Fred
erica causeway. and while walking a
plank over a cOffor-dam, bult 90 shut
on the water. the plank broke and he
fell a distance OF ten or fifteen feet,
sustaining an injured back and several
cuts and bruises. necessilatins stitches
20 be taken In his head. The water
had Just been pumped from the coifeI
dam or he would probably have beer
drowned in the fall. His condition &:
quite serious.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
fruit FARM
CONESAHEAD
OF GROWERS
Exhibit Apples, Pears, Etc,
at dupont While HOrti-
culturists Meet
BATH SESSION
TO OPEN TOMORROW

Shipments Of fall fruits and vege-
tables. tree sprayers. farm machinery
and other displays beean arriving To-
day at The dupont Building for the
annual exhibition Of the Peninsula
horticultural Soc ETY.. which Will Open
tomorrow. SO numerous were the eN-
hihits that the State ArmOry had 90
be engaged In addition 20 the ball
room of The Hotel dupont.
Tho fruits and vegetables viii be
shown ln the bail room and the fru {
cultiyating appliances in The ArmOry
at Twelfth and orange streets Both
displays viii be open 90 the publr.
Simultaneous with the exhibition
the horticultural Society will hold il-
thirtysfouirl annual meeting. These
sessions viii take place In the du-
Barry room OF The hotel.
Judging from the exhibits Of ap-
pies which arrived today this feature
alone will be good for the eyes and a
stimulus 20 the appetite. They in
cluded such famous varieties as Wine
sap. York Imperial. Delicious, Grimes
Jonathan. King David, Nero, Paragon
Rome. Siark, Ben Davis and Landlord
In addition 30 these there also Will bt
on show such varieties as the Earll
| Ripe. Fail plppin. GanO, GraVenstein
Lawyer, Lily OF Kent. Limb lrtwig
Macintosh, Missouri, Nickaiack. Oh
/ denburg. Oliver smith, Cider
/ Wealthy, Winter Banana. Wolf Rive
and Yellow Transparent.
I'm The pear line. such varieties a
! The Duchess. aGrber, Howell. kienei
LcQ0nlc, Lawrence. Seck. and Shel
don will b. shown. Then there wi
. ha ou0urh uuinane fo mako hnueI
wife with an IDEA OF preserving los
her speech. SOM of the Narlctl
viii be Alaska. Anglers. BOurr
Champion Missouri Mammoth, Niece
Orange and Van Deman.
| Cabbage. p0iaiDes. white and swC
carrots. table Its. celery, letiuc
kale. onions. satisfy. Hubbard squas
pumpkins and Brussels sprouts WI
-CnnL-nmnd ON Page LlnAnn.l
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
LIVERPOOL DOCK
FIRES SHOULDER

DUBLIN. Nov % United Press.)--
British officers al Londonderry in an
onymous letters today were threat
ened with assassinat on II they do
not leave Ireland at once. A repeti-
ton Of the KILLINGS in Dublin was
promised il they remain.
Irish ofllco onlalais declared gunmen
from America had arrived In Dublin
10 cooperate with Sim feiners.
COlncldentally with lncend airy out
breaks In England came reports to-
day OF renewed Sim Fein activity IN
ireland.
Determined attacks were made on
poice and military patrols. threats
| were sent 10 British army officers and
mail cars We're robbed.
! lrlch office authorities declared mail
pouches had been rlfled frequently in
the last week The theory was that
] Sim Fein leaders were max ng an at
] tempt 10 obtain Information 10 aid
e them In future aiiacks. several post
Offices were rlnsackcd The Irish Or
no. denied anything Of value had been
% missed zoo tlees mail rOhberIcc.
u Weekend attacks IN ireland includ-
/ Ia The shooting uf Constable 0uirk at
Waterford. by three Sian Feiners. At
Bradford Mortimer Duggan was shot
q ad when he ignored a sentry's chal-
lenge. A riot broke out in Mullingar.
where uniformed me1 bombed he
4 town. Windows wire broken and
other prop riy damage done. A small
boy was wounded before the military
| patrol arrived
Comm no on the outbreaks In Liver
/ pool and Loldon was withheld by the
/ Irish Onlce here.
The attention or authorities was
/ conccnirat Il on reports OF the arrival
- foreign gunmel i'm Dublin. II was
/ believed arrests would be made
! shortly.
NJ an~hile the prison camps hullt
here and at New Castle for Sim Fem
suspects were approaching compile
tion. T mporary cell rooms here
were crowded, but patrols continued
bringing In prisoners.
! LONDON. Nov % UNITED Press.)-
Damage dol in Sim Feln's fiery al
tack on English property was figured
In millions OF dollars Today
Extra troops were assigned 10 Liver
pool. where dock fires siill shoulder
a. mounted guards here following
ihe almost accidental breaking up OF
: an arson plot In a secluded lumber
I yard.
ii one man was killed early today
/ wuen he was struck by a piece Of
, metal hurled almost a mile by an eX-
- ploding peneraior In the Woolwich
l pOwerhouse Three others were n
b iured in the explosions.
Police hurried 90 investigate the oc-
! currcnce on the possibility that Q
4 might b. part Of The alleged Sim Fem
o plot.
D The man killed was across the
$ Thames from the pOwerhOuse.
p The Irish office declared the silua-
MI sion was under control. The most
desperate leaders have been captured
n was announced and evidence OBJ
s tained will lead 10 the arrest Of 9TH
ers at once.
Soldiers aided today in oViinguish-
ing The last OF the fires along Liver
POOLS nine M le line OF docks. The
fire department found itself unable TO
nchl an the fires at once and the
losses in buildings and supplies in
them mounted into hundreds OF thou
sands OF pounds.
More evidence that the eleven fires
/, were Of incendiary origIa was dis
5 CONTINUED on Page Eleven.l
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
SMILE AWHILE

TITUSNILLE, Fla.-A. II. Belole
and 4. II. Mirk had an alibi. Ar
rested for violation Of the qame
laws, they said they were attacked
by squad OF squirrels and had 10
Hill them in self defense. Fine
Sii.73.
NEW lORk-Iames p. Kelly, p,
wealthy ranchcr, who Travelled
from Argentina 10 Boston just 10
vote for Harding, is on a vessel
bound for south America and
hopes 10 exchange wireless greet
ings with the PreSideni-elect
INDIANAPOLIS - Two coppers
halted George Williams. black, ex-
necfing 10 find "A -uger' In his
suitcase. They found eight
chickens minus heads bat with
feafbers unpicked George was
eharqed with petit larceny.
CIFVELAND-it looked like a
riot until the police found that the
several hundred citizens weI~ APP
plvinq at the city hall for three
iobs as whishey testers.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
KENT COUNTY WOMAN
CHIDED, ENDS LIFE
Special 10 The Evening Journal

olifloi lu Aht Evening dNuludl
DOVER. Nov. 29.-Mrs. Ethel Jarrel,
mother OF three children. according
TO the finding OF a coroner's jury,
committed suicide yesterday. Mrs.
Jarrel lived with her husband and
children on a farm near Dover. Ac-
cording TO testimony OF witnesses at
the corOner's jury, Mrs. Jarrel Is said
10 have quarrelcd with a Mrs Wright l..
OF Dover. over the lattcr's son, Clar-
ence, who is not yet 2i years old.
10 was stated N at Mrs Wright ac-
cused Mrs Jarrcl OF paying alten-
liol" 10 the youth. Angry words arc
said 10 have followed on both sides
70 is believed The accusation preyed
on Mrs. Jarrei's mind Early yesier-
day morning Mr.. Jarrel was awakened
by the mOans OF his wife. According
90 corOner's inquest, called by COr-
oner Lafferiy. Of Kent county The
woman drank strychnine with suici-
dal intent
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
VINO OWNS THESE ARTICLES.

IT. I. LlIIsl a farmer NVlng nl1T
Carrcroft today found a new atuom0-
bile tire and a heavy robe hidden
behind a corn shock in one OF hi:
fields and left the articles withhih,
police d partment.
The articles are supposed b. belong
10 the owner o. a machine that brok,
down and was temporarily abandon
ed near Carrcrofi a fcw days ago.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
SUN AND TIDE.
LOST AND tUDND

i OsT-wILL THE PARTY WHO RE
IL moved the umbrella from Brandy
wine Springs trolley. Thanksgiving Day.
kindly return same 10 Evening Journal
Ohicef They are known. nov29-iL
Continued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
ms AFTFR OpFnATION.

John Fortune. 20 years old. 0f Della
ware @ ty. wha was operated on az
no Dola,vare HospSal. Saturday even
ing for hernia. died Ia that institu-
ton YESTERDAY m0rnlEG ----
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
COAL GAS FUMES
ENDANGER FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs RAYMOND B. Phillips
OF Bellefonte. were made seriously
in yesterday by breathing escaping
gas fumes which came from a fur
mace in their cellar.
Before retiring Saturday night Mr..
Phillips placed fresh coal I'm tho
furnace and closed the dampers. Is
Gaping gas fumes during ihe night
made both Mr.. and Mrs. phillips
very IN.
Dr. A. 2. Frantz was summoned al
noon yesterday and both patients ar
out OF danger.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

At The Even ng journal Onlce.
500 A. Mo 1900 p. NIB
1000 A. M...32 100 p. NJ. 81
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
REPORT AMERICAN GUNMEN IN DUBLIN
TO COOPERATE WITH SINN FEINERS
BRITISH ARMY OFFICERS
Nv LONDONDERRY GET
MURDER TEEREATTODAY Y

CoincidentaHy With
hcendiary Outbreaks
in England Come
Reports Of Renetoed
OutIdwry In Ireland.
Determined Attacks
Made on Police and
Military tro Is.
More Murders and
Bomb ThrolUing
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE

Glover Dairy safe MIX makes robust
children. Phone iji0.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

s25 worth OF Records free. Afford
Plano Co 30 w Oh St.-Ady-
Evening journal., 1920-11-29

A cheap. healthful food. Clover
Dairy safe Milk Phone i5iO.-AdS,
Evening journal., 1920-11-29
THE WEATHER

Threatening tonight and Tuesday:
probably rain. rising temperature
Tuesday; fresh northeast and east
winds.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
CLUB WORK LINKS
HOME kk0 THE SCHOOL

All ,saehers aud all parents
should be interested la club sotk.
II you are not taxing sdysnisge al
club ~0,k ~ilh your boys aud girls
YOU ATE falling 10 use one of the
bes. means u teaching agriculture
Aad a making the ooss and slfts
interested IN farm life
Nn,e the EIteusion DvesriIbrn,
Cntsersl.y Of tennessee, Knoxville,
Cor plab- for uext years club work.
sDa irc.ds shAt club ~ eiuus viii
meet the needs ot you' pupils Then
begin 10 tals club work b. everyone
you srset ,,soo,,. .rs. g.. ..-.,..
:. uqld 4 con- muulty meeting ss
he school and fs,iatt sTsit move.
meus II posslhle. have an eAptt.
fenced club ~orker present 90 II
plain the work ~ present the plan
yourself Secure the names oi al
pupils between the ages II tea and
eighteen who ARE Wiling e. lsIu the
club OtganiIr ne soon as possible,
A good plan is 10 have local
eommiltes oi at least three pfom
inent IArmer. II The community 10
assist wlIh the w0as by visitos the
home. oi the cluh msmhrrs To- elye
help aud adviut shrte needed
Projects oi the club msmhers will
be Watched With great interest by
farmers In the community and ali
may become iuterr+tat IN develop
ing better farm products aud IN
oslns pure bred hive stock
At the ,l'se oi ,hs wear pxhln''s
% elub work may bee held at the
-ch-fil when ptlte. oiIsrrd hy IN,
teses.cd isrmetr and merchants all,
he awarded
Eluh work s oi so much import
sncs 10 ,hf young people sHJ Ia
tbs community that one ~ more
club. shbGld he formed in every
school The Teacher IL the Iogiesl
person ,G start the work. Previous,
training or experiences IL not sbsol
utely uscrassry All the lni1rtnstlon
you need NAV be bad for the asa
iue The club movement needs the
school and the school needs ihe
club Why not Organize one To your
rchool' Mildred English
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
CENTRAL high PLAYS
WAvERlY TIE GAME

The hardes. fought and most er
citing game OF football witQSsed
in Dickson ia many seasons sas
played 90 Sensing field last FRIDAY
afternoon before a large throIs os
cheering ians when Central Ii HiFh
School aud Wayeriy High batllrd
10 a deadlock Tor supremacy After
being rpIsysd three 10 one in the
ffst hail. Central High came bach
in the second as strong 90 Gibfsk
tar And played the visitors CirAu
oa their iect slrina the scote--l3
sud l3
~as~r4y High asuse1 hst trs.
taisaa,i.~ $50 the hfss Intee minutes
%. play, wGlit her dhsf score Sas
msds Ia u, second quarter, both 1i
shith were made on forward passes
and dHks end rune, the lateral pass
being u-ed successfully several
tunes tor gains ot twenty TO thirty
yards The fret bali ended with
DlcSson's bal! ou Wavefly thirty
yafd line. Ii sas the timely advice
gwen the locale between halves by
Dickson coaches, Pratt OF Mooney
Matthews and Crosby of the Navy.
and Fox Of Washington and Lee,
that lns,lllsd into them III" real
fighting qualities which resulted IN
the sensational football that was
displayed IN the Gnal ball. tisiug
the score and holding Wsvsrly like
a stone wall
The entire Dickson team played
stellar bali Scott ID. II SIS iull.
featured in tackllns. breaking "
passes aud busting through the
line i1t gsin OF 80 yards Chap.
mao was another individual stsf
After being knocked out 10 the hrs,
quarter. he came bsts Ia the second
aui gave Waverly trouble al the
way bY his superb tsckling W IL
) had a welhhslsnc.d machine and
know, football from The word ga.
hot they failed 30 know their ttuff
last Friday afternoon
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
Public Speaking

speaking dates have been an.
uolnc"d ior thc tol,a@,ng places N
thu interest oi the D-macrt',e
ticket
Frasist school II Friday,
t, tobor. 29 80 =. IN II r.
Co~an and ". +. Crnntr.
Tolsrs Junction School House.
Friday night, October 29--J A
Clement and + = Hall
Sylyts-Fuisy night. October -
III II. Brown and joe Il Wsems
White Buti - Salurisy, n,sht
October ~ + : Han aui J A
Clement,
Sisy den Saturday October 30.
|, q III Joe y. Weem4 and II L
brown, Nauieef that night
Cedar HI; saturday, October
70, / , N Il l. I,eeca
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29

lnausuts with amounts doe 10
made out By zach ipcal Chlfen PEE
tae October 3l.t.. and COMMITTEES
be appointed lU take these lislr aud
make a personal canyas tur the
money
ltwas al-0 suggested that the pas
tors and lsYmru make short talks
In every Cmrer, Sunday Oc.ohsr
3l-t,. ou the Jsnlrusry Making
t,ood and urgs Al. 10 pay up
the ~ percent due on each p,sdse
to date
ilfhis plan ba- been ea,ausi.stiC .
alIy received by al the Presiding
I. e q i-s= ard na.trr- Of th- Coniet-
sucr aud many thousands II iutiars
afe expected 'n he raii. led. during
thi.. usrk No et.i ~ over Ih-
too H. :ir-t AS, Tirsa'+ orHf'r
~ 'rs' ~. csSs ,,ss s,l.,
the Old Jrfu..i,m Conference Is
expected 81 pay ia fll|
lh- people pledged enthu-itafie
sliy aad II Is hebsyed they w,li s4
gladly redeem th-sr pledges Every.
onr ought to wiYice 20 bage the
privilege o! bens partner IN so
ys,c.l-yfuI wgys
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-29
biggest tame. al Season
Scheduled For Friday.

The biggest game oi football tor
the remainder II season ls scheduI.
ei au Sensing Field Tor Friday Al.
tern Non At l.3o. when a, the sound
n, th- raiaraas whistle wlll lind
Dtcksor Central High kicking os
to The ias, Nashville Central High
eIeyrn The game promises to be
thrilling Al the way ard as hard.
tnush, az thr memorable Waverly
game last spes. ~ the vlsi, rs have
"A strong team "a there ls IN Prep
circles Dickson Htah are prepared
to s,ve them ilsht Tor their mon
rs sGi expect ~ get awav with
the bIs end .! the contest, he sure
you see thlS hts game,