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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Mrs. Addie Green Dreaded
for Mealtime to Come.
She Suffered So From
ec' Indigestion.
ir
Troubles Complicated
With Rheumatism
After Many Months of
Suffering Portsmouth
Woman Is Quickly Re-
stored to Splendid Health

VIII prs Sc Tsniac a. long :,
i've, and AFTER wa il bss
Tor me. don't ,hink even. =, ~.
! can ever say enough r,r /, ..Id
Mrs. Add:e Green. 4 +. u "a.
eos. Portsmouth. Va 'i
FOR the past year aad ,pr
terribiy from indigestion. ana ,yo,y
,hins ] ate, NO matter hor ,,aN
amount. would nsuseat- M. 80
cause heavy. miserable f..inr ~
my stomach. had r~-y coo, -,
petite 10 begin with, ara a., AZ.
Tered 80 much after eating eo, =,
the point where just drens.d ~
see meal time como. ~ou;s 30
" afins hrst one thing and then an.
6 Their In ar effort to ind so,n.,oI,.
That agreed with mo: BIZ, 1, va, ~
s'se--I always suffered with intlye..
laon Afterrard. There seemed "a
iSf gas on MY stomach ALL the ,irpt
and had terrible psins which 81.
tsnoed up into my chest ana sh
GERS and even through into ny bars
~ had great difficulty in breath!n z
5and II ras almos. Impossible 10,
me TO &c, long breath. Ny nerve.
5Fere In sreh bad shane and ever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
SWITCH OFF,!
Put aside the Salts. Oil,
Calomel, or Pills and
take "Cascarets. /"

Are you keeping your bowels, liver
ana stomach clean. pure ;ynd fresh
win ,hscarets. or merely whipping
thc'h into action every few days with
Salts. ca:hartic pills, OH DR. purn,
live Waters:
Stop having bowel wash ,lay Ia,
tascarcts gently cleanse and rceului.
tue stomarh, remove the sour and
icrmcnting food and foul gases. tako
the excess bile from the liver ana
carry out OF the colon and bowels All
ne cohs'ipated waste matter and
poischs 50 YOU can Straighteu mn
taScarctS tonigh; will mako ~,
icei great by morning. They work
while you slecp--ncvcr Eripc, sickc,,
or cause any Inconvenience ana co.t
so littlr. tOn.-AhN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
NEW ORLEANS COMMITTEE
GIVES FAIR PRICE LIST
Allows MnrEia of Profits 10 Retail
erS Ranging From ID to
40 Per Cent.
lRy Associated rrcss.l

IVY NSssCiSt eNi f'f,ss.I
NEW ORLEANS. April i.--"Fair
prices on womcn's wear, dresses
SUITS. hosiery. underwear. mems
ovcrcoais and WOODEN suits. mems
and boys summer clothing and gen
eral furnishings as set late today
ny the local federal fair price com
mtttee allow margins OF gross profi,
ranging from - to ~ Per cent, the
Latter figure applying only 10 mems
straw hats
On meas suits selling above $50.
dealers were allowed 4 maximum
profit or 20 per cent. ON the selling
costs. Womcn's garments ranged
from 30 u IS per cent
Prices were fixed only on STAPLE
artic!es OF apparel, no attempt be-
ING made 1T regulation o! articles
classed as Injuries.
Retailers selected certain staple
lines and submitted their views 10
the fair price committee After
brief discussion the Recommendations
o. he retailers were adopted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

name Great American Desert was
oEls MARY given TO the UNEMPLOYED
region lying beyond the mississippi.
w:tnout any special designation OF
us limit. Colonel Dodge. L. =. A..
said: When l was u schoolboy my.
maps OF the United states showed
between the Mississippi River and
inc Rocky Mountains long and
broad white blotch. upon which was
printed in small capitals. The Great
american Descr; uncNplored.' :"
What was then regarded as a de-
sert. supports. in man. portions.
thriving population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
ADJUSTMENTS
Infringing In Father.

What promises TO be IN event Of
unusual Importance and hilarity is
bringing l.? Father in Society" the
latest Gus Hill production. based on
the popular cartoons OF George Me
Manus. This Offering VIII be the
attraction at the Strand tonight and
tomorrow night. with the usual matt
necs. In cSto!lins the numerous vir-
tues OF this unique concoction OF
mirth. jog. GA dncss. happiness.
melody and sons, the fact mus; not
be forgotten that il is an entertain
ment created on ines seldom pre-
scented TO an exactinE public. II has
been aotly described as show that
is different and the commendation
juds ing by the wonderful success IL
has attained wherever presented.
seems more than just;ehd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
sh!i.ns black eyes. peeked GU
through the rhshes and said.

sh!h'ns black eyes pcekcd out
through the rhshes and said:
f"rhapa you'll thiak il very queer,
Water Rat should venture near.
Eut ! Lave heaiG %. YOU. Sir Cat.
before bought my last years hat.
Yen 60 rot harm rat or mouse.
.>nG own Your little country house"
Whc:c did you learn all this
isNol FUSS curiousiy.
Fr"In r'any people" replied the
Water Rat. And now I'm going to
h.ip SCn. in few minutes a little
boat VIII come up to the bank. step
ins.1c ana yea will 10 fcrricd over
TO the opposite shore Then the
Mater Rat blew on whistle. three
times. and in Il jifry M came small
boat ioWc6 by two ducks. who sat.
on" on eacn side. and used leg for
u. '.':.
You arc very kind" said FUSS.
Jumping III. aud the mex. story will
;c.! what happened after iaat.
Copyright. 1921. David Cory.)
no be cont inucd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Today SMeatMenu
at the White House
Presidential Household
WiU CIT D0aUn on Er-
peRsiUe Cats.

WASHINGToN. April G.-Chopped
beef au casserole will b. served a,
the White House tomorrow. Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson is cooperating in
lie campaign OF the Department OF
Justice 10: saving money on meat by
Use OF the less expensive meat por-
lions. particularly those of the fore
quarter.
Any housewife who wishes 10 have
tie same meat dish which will he
erved ut he White House tomorrow
can do so by using the following
recipe
Choppcd nccf Au Casserole.
one and onc-haif pounds c.od or
meet. ground. half cup tomato relish,
labasco sauce, one can bcetS
MIN chopped beef with tomato rel
ish Add cne-fourth teaspoon tabas-
co sauce tmurc If desirrd). Season well
with salt. Put in glass casscrlc and
bake two hours. Blasting frequently
with a high quality or table sauce
y rev strips Of bacon across the top
OF any meat loaf adds to It's rich
ness and Improves, flavor. Serve gar
hiShed with one can bccts. auartcred.
Serves five peoDir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
CASHIER is INDICTED
u. u. Horse Must Farc .rriui ON
'harEr Of Disappointing I'o-
HnOs0n hanks Funds

Especial to The Times Di.p,tch
HAMPTON. VA. April 6.-t.i.ht
cen indictments were returned to-day
by the York grand jury asains,
Leonard III. Iio.gc. cashier OF tho
bank Of Pouuoson. Va. iioerc IL al
ieged !" have mis- appropriated the
sum o: S2S.t10 Of the hunks funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

MoHTGoAERf. ALA. April g.
The Montgomery Fair Price Commits
SION today fixed the prices for bread.
milk and coffee to be observed by
hotels cafes and restaurants and
bakeries. sixteen ounce loaves OF
bread Will retail at II cents. and
twenty-eiEht ounce .oaves; viii! retail
at Is cents Not more than cents
shall be charged per cup OF coffee
and ) cents per class OF milk. the
order specifies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
DEMANDS RESIGNATION
Of MILLER FROM OFFICE
American Legion Calls for Dismiss
sal Of Woods Campaign
Mnnapcr.
Try As-oclatcd PresS.

Fl. WORTH. TEN, April s.z-The
executive committee OF the American
Legion Of Texas, meeting here
adopted n resolution asking National
Commander d'oiier 70 demand the
resignation OF Thomas W. Miller as
chairman o: the legislative commit
tee OF the legion. The resolution
deciaerd ina, Miller. vino is cam
pai@n manager for Major-Gene raj
Wood. would violate the constitu-
ton of the Legion By remaining in
office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
OMIT VETERANS PARADE
For First Time Ncw Orleans Con
fcdcrntcs Fail to March an
Memorial Dpy
us 4 ssocln,ed rr..s.

MEM ORLEANS. April G.--conred
crate Memorial Da. WAS observed
mere Today Tor the first time with
oht Inc Customary parade Of Con-
Ielcra;c veterans. advanced age and
scarcity Of rumhcrs making the cum
cei'aticn advisable. Monuments and
sraTcs were decorated as usual. To-
day IL tic ANNIVERSARY Of the battle
of Shiloh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
General sIccum Di.n.,er.

II L. L.. Chincat!aque.- total
OF dead IN the destruction o. the ex-
cursion steamer General Slocum on
june -. 1900 in New York water. was
given as "as. Only S3T o the Itnd
We're Identified: - were reno
missing ana 81 were unidentified;
$50 were injured fno only go 81:
o. The t.tNc on tho steamer ,scap.u
Crinjurea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Governor Hns DnyIirbt mn

BOSTON. April G-The bill provid-
lnE daylight savings for the State
beginning April -. was in the hands
OF Governor Coolidge tonight. await
ing his signature or veto 1t was
given final passage in the senate this
afternoon to completes the action
taken By the House yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Edna Goodrich.

The announcement that the ia
nous beauty. Edna Goodrich. Will
appear in person in the gay French
comedy. Sleeping Partners is sure
!" create interest among the thcater
eoe-s of this city. who will remember
Miss Goodrich as the CO.'S star of the
late Nat 6. Goodwin. Miss Goodrich
VIII be seen in tn. gay comedy hy
Sacha Gu;'ry. which was adapted. by
seymour Hicks, who is we'll known
in america as an actor and producer
Miss Goodrich will make her first
appcara nee in Richmond as star"
a. the strand Thca;er in "S!ecpinr
Partners" on Friday and Saturday
nights. 4 special matinee will be
given Saturday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
District OF Columbia.

Miss NJ. Is. :. South Boston.--rhe
reason citizens OF the District OF Co.
lunibia do not vote for President, or
Vice President. nor in the affairs Of
the district. is because II IS under
the exclusive legislation OF Con-
sfess. as provided in Article /. Sec
tion OF the Constitution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
AMERICAN GENERAL DENIES
PRISON BRUTALITY CHARGE
Discisins Responsibility for Alleged
lnhumnn Treatment or American
Troops
tBy Associated Press. !

WASHINGTOS. April 6.--Disclaim-
ing responsibility for prison bru,ail-
Ties alleged to have occurred in the
Paris district while under his juris-
dtctIon. Brigadier-Gcncral William
W. Harts, former commander OF
American forces in the French capt.
tai. declared today before House
investigating committee tina: he was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

resulting in the bank beinr ciosca
ior brief period. The bank has
resumed business and it's condition
Is reported to be first-ciass. Iorco
confessed several days ago that he
was responsible for the shortage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
entirely satisfied with his record nj
that post

that post.
General Harris said that while no
cases showing the military police had
usea strong arm" methods In maxi
i's arrests were reported to him.
aoou' 'Vo cases OF brutality were rc-
portcd among the 10000 arrests made
during the four months period hc
was in command
Chairman Johnson. or the commit
Zee expressed the opinion that the
committee room could be filled with
soidiers anxious to testify To spc-
cihc brutalitics. General March. chief
or staH aud other high army OH
GERS. the chairman said. had admit
.ru mere was basis for the charges
now before the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
~EyunEcliue."

:. Those Interested in pictorial and
dramatic beauty VIII lind much tina;
rs exceedingly worth while in the mo-
ZION picture version OF LonGfeilo~.s
exquisite poem 'Evansclins :" which
is the current attraction a; The Blue
bird l'heatcr. That q poetic mas
ierpiece OF tho delicate texture OF
."Evangeincr should he adapted 10
the screen without the sacri,c. OF
any part Of is ,harm a. literature
is an astonishing feat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
torie. excepting on legal md medical
ruoieCfs. 1re answered free. A MI
nhsuir1cs arc answered directly by
perAonal letter. scif-addresned
mped envelope Is required. Ad-
dsehs The Timrx-DiSpatrh Info-.
lion bureau, Ricamond, vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Deep. hitter Hate.

Deep, bitter nate for church ana
clergy is tho dominating passion or
buh Randall IN Stalking His Life"
which stars William $. Har, at III.
Victor agan today and tomorrow
HcH this fame ~ hatred was famed
then euerchei and love took its place
makes beautiful story.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

Giving Tier Vacation.
-ie your husband good TO you,
Mandy"
Yes. ma'an. he Shoreiy Is. Some
times he goes away FOR weeks an
weeks al a time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
12-yard Box
Nainsook, $6.49

\ present day $3.50 value.
Beautiful soft quality.
full SO inches wide and -
yard pieces to a box. made
by the same mills that pro-
duce "261l" mai n 500 X.
and if bought at today's
cost would retail about
$3.50.
Only about 90 pieces to
sell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

Wallace Reid IL an auiomoblle rae
ing story, "Escuse My Dust. is tne
attraction IT the Colonial Thsater
.Ec is supported ~ Ann Little and
an eXeellen; cast. The picture Is a
! Paramount Aircraft and was directed
br Sam Wood. 1t is companion
pnotop!ay % Tie Roaring Road"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Doroth. Dalton Coming.

tDoroth. Dalton Coming.
81 Dorothy Dalton in Black Is
White, photorlay adapted from
George Barr McCutcheons novel OF
the same name. viii DC the attcac-
,tion at the pGeon Theater today.
Miss Dalton has a triple role, said
TO nc unusually strong III dramatic
and emotional quality. and is support
ed by competent east headed Is
Holmes Herbert
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07
Wonen's
Boomers
\ Wednesday special
at $3.50

Comfortable. cool mod
els, we'll made Of nice quail
ity plisse crepe. You can
choose from flesh and
white, and some arc fin
ishcd with hcmstitchcd
ripple at knee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-07

Two groups Of attractive models, in
about five different styles. Very carefully
made of fine ginghams. in small and large
checks and plaids in desired colors, and
some plain color effects. in pink, blue,
green and beige For misses and small
women. Fourth Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
SOLID WANT
BONUS FROM STATE
Will Push Claim for Money Be
fore Next Session of the :. i
Legislature.

Hy IaanimolLs vote. more than ~
" llnington vetorats of tho World War
wet on record last rlght as favor1ng q
bo Us and other relief legislation from
the state At n mCcti. held ~ tho Armory,
Twelfth ard Crat 90 streets he record
of lnaetion on sorvIce mons Legislation
wns rouy dly condemn Cd.
l.atter- from uuiber nf candidates
for tn Legislature aud other officers ~
reyt Tuesdays election were read. The
conruf iratiors we're IN argwer ~ r.
quests by ths snrvlce men, that the can-
dJdates stat } tiloir views oa relief measures.
Although mary ii the candidates did
not rogr,p-d 70 the letters received, soveF-
al wore f.Avorabla ard a warm debate ar
sued. \ motioa Was made 20 make tire
letters public. Thus courss wns opposed
by ] Austin FllIsoa, chairman % the
Republican City Committee. on the
gro,ifd th..t IL We u lawful for candidates
10 pledge tharlsaIves bofoFe thor slec-
ton In this state. The motion WIS
Detected.
piar- we're formulated for borus
sr,arnds 10 be held aslging November AID
another meotit Of the service mcn viii
be held Eext Friday right. The foLiowI z
executive committee of seVen compsis-
igg three Leglof men ard four members
Ief,reses ting IL service men, were elected !:
George Schultz, chairman, " lliGIn Regan.
vice-cha4rman, Philip A. stel; bach, soc
retaFy ard treasurer; George Evaf-s.
u sSlev T. TAYLOR, Harry BleTnan ana
George cox, advisory committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MRS. SALLIE WAGNER,
SHOT At BY THIEF,
INJURED By GLASS
She Heard Him Operating on a
Kitchen Window and Turned
on the Electric Light
BURGLAR ESCAPED
IN AN AUTOMOBILE

Mrs. Sallie Wagner, for many Years a
resident of this city. but now employed
as housekeeper for Herman Freshman Of
I27 West Roosevelt boulevard, Philadel
uhia. was injured by fying glass when
burglar shot through q window Of her
EMPLOYERS home At 3 40 . clock 1hursda,
morning.
Mrs Wagner had been awakened At tins
early hour By d noise at n window OF the
kitchen, and hurring downstairs. found =
burglar trying 70 jimmy the window open
Hoping 10 scare him away she switched
on the lights, but instead of being irlghten-
cd he drew a revolver and fired ~ her.
The bullet shattered the window and Mrs.
Wagner received injuries about the face
and arms from the flying glass.
Other members Of the household, hear
ing the noise, rushed down stairs but
arrived only in time 70 see the mlscreant
lump in an automobile and drive away.
The injured woman was taken to the
Jewish Hospital, Philadelphia where her
condition was pronounced as not serious.
Mrs. Wagner had only been IN Philadei-
uhia for short time Her employer lie q
prominent business man, beng president
Of o we'll known tire and rubber oom-
pany, with offices located At Broad and
Rrace streets. that city. The would be
murderer left behind his overcoat in his
fight, and the police are hopeful Of his
apprehension. Many papers and other
matters were found in the pockets of his
coat which will greatly aid the detectives
IN their search
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
PRES. HULL|HEN Of
DEL AWARE COLLEGE
lNAUGURATED TODAY
Impressive Exercises Attended by
Prominent Men From
Many States.
REVIEW OF INSTITUTION

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Oct 30 DIR Walter r. Hui
linen was iratIgurated president Of Dcis-
ware College NJ room today.
Governor Towr send ard staff and
presidents of rumhcr Of other colleges
are attendli the INSTALLATION The gov
crr or ard his staff were met hv com
mttec OF the faculty st the armorv short
" before oon a. d with the college cadets
were escorted To The Knoll, the home
of the president From there i)r Hulli-
hen was escorted 10 Wolf Hall where the
academic procession, conslsti' of stu
dierts of the rehabilitation departments,
students of Delaware ard the Women =
Colleges. members Of the faculties Of the
two colleges. the governor and staff and
viStl : educators.
The exercises took plsce in front Of
Old College Hall.
Henry b Thompson, president OF the
Board Of Trustees. presided AZ the exer-
cIses Addresses were made by lfr
George 8 Hartcr, representa-, Z the iacul-
"; Dean WI fired J Robinson OF the
Women College: Secretary of State
Everett G. Ioh. son for the alum:i Mr..
Thomr,soA for the trustees ~ d-tieorge B.
Miller for the State Board Of Education.
Or. Huhhe il augural address followed.
The i-vocation and be- edlctIon were made
by Bishop Philip Cook.
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
LACK OF CARE MAY
DISFRAhCHISE VOTER
Ballots Intended for One RepreSen-
tative District Cannot be
Counted in Another.

Through 8 mlsapprehenslun, 1t Is be
iieved. ballots for the election are beng
nlaced in the hands Of voters, which. Il
used will not be counted. for the reason
that they are being circulated IN wrong
districts Wilmington IL divided into flve
REPRESENTATIVE districts and there Is one
set OF ballots for each one Of the five
districts 4 ballot printed for use IN one
district cannot be used In any one OF the
other four The reason for this is that
different candidates for members OF the
Legislature are on the ballot IN each one
of the different districts. Therefore. II q
ballot intended for one Representative
district is voted in another IT viii be
thrown out by the election officers and
the person 50 voting will lose his or her
vote.
Each set of ballots is plainly marked at
the top with the number Of the Repre-
sentative district for which It If intended.
Therefore. if ballot is sent 20 a person
or taken To them in advance of the
election, thev should look carefully and
see that il is intended for the, Representa-
tive district IN which they live.
While there is a possibility Of trickery
having been practiced III some instances,
and wrong ballots placed in the hands Of
uns1specting voters, it is more than likely
that the trouble is due 70 ignorance on the
part of persons who have been furnishing
ballots TO friends IN order TO save the
latter the trouble Of going after them
Ballots can be obtained any time between
now and the close Of the polls on election
day at Democratic headquarters, 6l2
French street, and at Republican head
quarters, $40 King street, and on election
day ut each one Of the polling places.
While most voters wait until election day
and obtain their ballots III the polling place
where thev vote, some prepare their bal
lots in advance. in which case great care
should be taken in obtaining the ball u
for the Representative district IN which
the voter lives.
For the guidance of persons receiving
ballots before election day, the following
designation Of Representative districts is
given, showing the wards and parts OF
wards in each Of the five Representative
districts in Wilmington:
The First Representative district com
prises all Of the Second and Fourth wards,
the First ard Second Election districts Of
the Sixth ward. and the First, Second and
Third districts Of the Eighth ward.
The Second Representative district
comprises the Third Fourth, Fifth, sixth,
Seventh and Eighth districts Of the SIXTH
ward, the Fourth, Fifth, Snth, Seventh,
Eighth, Ninth Tecth and Eleventh dis
tricts Of the Eighth ward, and all OF the
Ninth ward
Third-The Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,
Twelfth, Thirteel til and Fourteel-th dis
tricts Of the Fifth ward, and all OF the
Seventh ward
Fourth-All Of the First ward all OF
the Third ward and the First, Second and
( Third districts of the Fifth ward
Fifth-The Fourth. Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth districts Of the Fifth
ward, and all Of the Tenth. Eleventh and
| Twelfth wards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MOTORMAN FALLS,
TROLLEY RUNS WILD
lives of Passengers Endangered
Until Conductor Shuts Oh
Current.

urb~n JOhu FestIng 404 Bsysrd ave
uu.. rnotorman Oh the New Castle and
Delaware City hEe fell from ms car
v',~,srday, the lives OF passen gers who
we're ridirg IN the Car were eLdaI gered
a, 4 resul; Of the ear running wild Tor
about 8 quarter OF mile before II was
,,opr.sd by the conductor, Daniel Des-
mond. FestlLg < was picked up UEcou scious
and brought 70 the Delaware Hospital,
wher. be died of fractured skull ~ 4 p. IN
Whether IestIi fell from the mDvli &
car because Of dlzEl. ess or lost his bai2, &c
while .s.s.iiiI out Is lot known. The car
was running swiftly alo' & the route BE-
,ut-.n New Castle ar Delaware City whe Z
The conductor discovered that no one was
eontrollir He turEed of tht power IN
time 10 prevent al accident.
Festiny was found ~ z a considerable
ol.tancs up the track with hIs head agaiTst
!, lo,. apparel tly seriously Injured. Des-
mod tool eh4rge IF the car and returned
10 New Cs.stle with tho Injured motornan.
The car was carry.ii sly passeI gers II
IA. time Of the mishap, but the dau ger
uas rot realized u.tl The conductor raj &
for a stop ~ the rife range, this side Of
Delaware City.