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Evening journal., 1920-08-20
CHANGES IN
W.C.L.FACULTY
Collegiate Institute at Dover
Will Reopen on Septem-
Der IA
EAR OF CORN LOOKS
LIKE HUMAN HAND
sneeIal 10 Tne EvenIng Iournal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Aug. 2O-Preparatlons for
openins Dover schools next month
September z, are completed Two
enrolment days previous 70 ihe open
ing. for the convenience OF the pu-
pills who wish TO enroll In the Dover
High school, have been arranged for
Saturday. September !, and Monday,
Sonfemhcr 6. The Dover school
building has been renovated and put
In shape for The new year.
Wesley Collegiate Institute manage-
moni reporls promising outlook
for the wear i920-2i. The Institute
viii open September A. While sew
eral of the former faculty members
will return. there VIII be several new
teachers Those who Will return in
clude Principal Budd and Professors
McNcal, Davies petiyiohn and Coul-
ton. Miss Potter, art instructor
Miss OBrien. languages and Mrs.
Hughes. instrumental music. Mrs.
Everett q. petiylOhn Will hold The pO-
siiion as secretary and librarian,
while Mrs. Budd and Mrs. O'Brien viii
resume their duties as preccptress OF
the two buildings. Miss NJ. Louise
Van Dyke, the new teacher or stenog-
raphy. Is recent graduate Of the
W. C.. I.
Miss Pauline Wilson. new teacher
Of art. Is graduate Of phlladelphla
School OF Industrial Art and pennsyl-
vania Museum. Miss Maud g. stan
ley. Is ihe teacher Of vocal music.
An odd ear OF corn Is on exhibition
in the drug store window OF Clarke a
Mcdaniel. The tip OF the ear is shap-
ed like a human head and has points
corresponding 10 the fingers. The
corn was grown by Cove Ennis north
OF Dover
While remodcllng a home In wy.
ominr. workmen discovered a copy oi
"Dumb Animals" dated April o, 1902
Il being the second copy OF the mag
agfua ruhfiennH
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
Want STATE TO
Finish ROAD
Newark Citizens Request
Highway Commission Take
Over Lincoln Road
MAJORITY FAVOR
MAIN STREET ROUTE
Special 10 Thch yonlng IJournai

Special 10 Thch vening JJournal.
NEWARK, Aug. 20.-Citizons q
Newark, at a public meeting held yes
terday afternoon H. Council cham
bers. made a request OF the State
Highway Department that IL take
over and complete the Lincoln High
way 10 Newark. 10 was pointed out
that The Levy Court has been more
than four years building four miles 0f
the highway from Wilmington toward
Newark. and that at that rate 10 will
Doe eight more years before the road Is
completed 90 Newark.
The meeting was called by Mayor
Frazer 90 hear expressions OF opinion
OF citizens as 10 whether or not they
desired the rOuia OF 'hc Lincoln
Highway 90 follow Main street
through Newark or for a route 10 be
sclecled south Of the town going
through near Red Mems Home 20 the
Elkton road The great majority fav-
ored the Main street route, business
men coniending that % run the road
outside the town would result In TAX
ing business away from Newark. ont
OF twcnty-fOur who expressed an
opinion on tnc subject twenty were
decidedly In favor OF Main street for
me route. while four opposed D..
highway going through the centre oi
the town.
Josiah Marvel. a member OF thC
State Highway Commission. attended
Inc meeting. and in a short talk said
ihe commission would be glad 10 hear
/ expressions ~ opinion as TO the rou6
favored by citizens Of Newark In. case
The time should arrive when the nigh
way department would decide to tak'
over ihe r1ad and complete u. nj
Marvel intimaied that In case th'
STATE should bnld The road ihroueI
Newark n would also maintain under
certain conditions. one or whicr
] ronffnitnd on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 20 Omitted
Press With the prison band playing
Maryland, My Maryland" ami sixty
convicts. who participated in an all
night riot at the Maryland penileniiary
again locked up in cells. The trouble at
the Institution is believed a. an end
this morning The men who took part
In the riot are ieering at special police
guards in lhe corridors, calling and al
tornating mock calls for the police
with snatches OF songs.
Acting Warden Brady. who has
been In charge Of the prison since
the death several weeks ago N War
den Leonard said this morning that
damage 20 the special detention build
.ng. whore the hunger strikers were
confined. would not eV-6ed $1,000
Windows were broken. bricks were
Continued on page TEN.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
ASKS signing
OF AGREEMENT
Chairman Isaacs Writes
Again to Chairman Warner
About Use of Money
HAS NO KNOWLEDGE
OF CORRUPT ACTIONS

Henry r. lsaacs. chairman Of the
Democratic state Committee late yes
terday sent to Charles Warner. chair
man OF the Republican State Commit
tee, a reply 10 the latter's communi-
cation regarding the use Of money in
the coming campaign. Mr.. lsaacs
wrote TO Mr.. Warner recently suggest
ing That the two enter into an agree
mcnt 10 use their influence TO prevent
the illegal use OF money. Mr.. Warner
In his reply yesterday suggested that
the matter be referred 90 District Al
torney Hughes and Attorney-General
Rcinhardi, with an offer Of both chair
men TO assist in every way in the en-
f0rcement Of the laws regarding the
use OF money at elections. MT
Warner enclosed copies OF letters ne
had written Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. hein-
hardt. In his letter TO Mr.. Warner
today, Mr.. Isaacs asks him 10 Join IN
signing an agreement 10 .xert their
influence upon their party organiza-
tions 10 accomplish clean election IN
November. Mr.. lsaacs' letter reads.
Wilmington, Del. Aug. ~. i920.
Mr.. Charles Warner. Chairman, Re
publcan state Committee 0f Della
ware. Church Building. city:
Nv Dear Sir. 81 am IN receipt OF
Your letter OF the 18th instant in reply
10 my communication Of recent date
proposing that we. as respective chair
men Of the Republican and Demo-
cratic State Committee. enter into an
agreement 20 exert our effort and in
fhlonce 10 effect the full cooperation
of the organizations respectively rep
resented by us and OF all subordinate
or subsidiary organizations" to ac-
comnlish clean election In Delaware
This Fall. free from corruption and
from the taint thereof ! am dN'pls
disappointed that your letter indicates
an unwiningness on your part 10 en-
ter into such an agreement. / appre-
LnnnIirnnl frnnl =. - Innl
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
THESE MAPS SHOW
ALL STATE ROADS

Hikers and motorists will parilcu-
larly appreciate the new map which
the Free Library has posted, made up
of two quadrangles OF the United
STATES Geological Survey map for
Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey. These show in detail the sec
tion in which Wilmington is located
The squares are so drawn that the
northern and southern half Of the city
are on separate sheets. but by mount
Ing these together the library has
made one map. which Is far
easier 30 use for reference than are
the separate sheets.
This map shows not only main
roads. but side roads. the location Of
houses in the country. railroad and
trolley lines and creeks and marsh
,and. Lines OF elevation are also
given.
This map Is posted IN the reference
room OF the Library. where 20 may be
consulted at any time. The scale
used is one mile 20 the inch, which
j. even larger than the large Mueller
map OF Delaware, published In 1919,
which has a scale OF one mile 90
ihrpe-Quarters OF an inch.
The latter map. which shows .he
entire Slate, Is also available In the
reference room at The Free Library
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
SUFFER PTOMAnNE
WHILE ON VACATION

While William ]. Johnston. a pas
sonrer engineer on the Maryland Divi-
sion OF The Pennsylvania Railroad and
Mrs Johnston. WAS spf nding Few
davs al the Clarendon Hotel. Atlantic
civ This week Nir. Johnston was
stricken with acute indigestion and
ptomaine poisoning. He suffered for
two DAYS before he was abb 10 be re-
moved 20 his home at Binst'ad where
he Is under the care Of local ply
sician.
Mr.. Johnston was reported today as
being slightly improved
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
OFFICERS TRAIL UP
$4,000 HAND BAG

Speclal 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. AUG 20-Baltimore parties
were In Dover yesterday in consulia-
lion VIII The Deputy Attorney-Gonerai
and state Detective Wharton. concern
ing the travelling bag lost from an au-
iomobile last Sunday morning. be-
,,,,o, Frederlca and Milford. and
,,hicb was said n contain $4,000 or
iheriv Bonds and Diamonds. The
siafe authorities have a clue 10 me
iost bac ID Is said that persons have
heen found who saw an automonile
SION and a party get out and pick up
n hand bag
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
DESPITE POLISH SUCCESSES
WARSAW AGAIN REPORTED
LSNDANGER OFCAPTJ7RE
us. WARNSPOLESNOT
TO REPEATA.DVANCES
ON RUSSIANS SOIL

ers declare that the true boundaries
OF Russia be respected and no trans
erosion by Poland Finland or any
other power" be permitted,
Other warnings. have also been
given The Poles by his government
which did not favor the original drive
OF the Poles into Russia, foreseelng
that 10 would reunite the Russian peo-
pie behind Lenlne and Trolsky, 10 Is
said here
AN reports TO the State Department
show a renewed spirit In Poland and
Indicate successful counter attacks by
me Polish forces. The latest adyices
from the American legation at War.
saw made iho prediction that the red
armies probably will suffer "a Ner>
severe defeat" unless they are able "a
! organize an effective counter offensive
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
srEAL RALL FAN's AUrO

An automobile valued at 5000 con
talning 300 cigars was stolen yester-
dnv while the owner was witnessing
me bah game between the Athletics
and Chicago White SoX. In Philadel-
phia.
Robert W. Kidd. pennsgrove. ~ j.,
who owned the machine, and his
friend. r. Y. Sickler, were In Phila-
delphia for the day and decided TO see
the bail game. parking their car out
side with several others When they
looked for It after the game It vas
gone.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
BALTIMORE JAIL
QUELLED
Firemen Play Streams on
Unruly Prisoners After
All-night Fight
JEER EXTRA GUARDS
FROM CELLS TO-DAY

BALTIMORE. Nd, Aug. %
United press) Too much bean
soup is said by prisoners at the
Maryland penitenliary 20 be re-
spOnsible FOR the hunger strike
that resulted In the an night riot
in disciplinary barracks az the
pen. They struck. several said. f0g
greater variety OF food
Investigation by United Press to-
day Of conditions a. the pcnitenu-
airy brought out the following as a
typical days menu:
Broakfasl-Beef stew, containing
potatoes and other vegetables.
bread and coffee.
Dinner-Roast beef. potatoes.
bread and coffee.
Supper-Sausages, bread and
coffee.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
HARDING TO MEET
WOMEN VOTERS

MARION. o.. Aug 90 United Press +:
A delegation OF nrwly enfrancn lsed
women voters is expected 10 make a
pilgrimage 90 the front porch here
during the campaign TO hear Warren
O.. Harding discuss issues or partic-
uar appeal 90 women.
The campaign, so far as senator
Harding is concerned, VIII nc con-
ducted without h<nhast. PERSONAL
Ties. or appeals 20 prejudice" accord
ing 10 Harry NJ. Daugherty, one OF
Harding's closest advisers here today
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
PiLsudski;s Offensive
Yields 10000 Rus
sian PriSoners-Cer-
man Citisens Cooper
ate With BolsheUiki.
Reds Try Terrorism
TO Subdue Citizens in
Captured Territory
AMERICAN ALRlNEN
AID POLES ARMY

WARSAW, Aug. 20 Omitted Prcss.)
Polish forces have flung another
army imo the drive against the Rus
sian center, an Official communique
announced today.
we have launched converuing at
tacks against Pultusk (35 miles d.
rectly north Of Warsaw)" the state
mcnt said.
"ihe army defending Warsaw on
the North has been released and Is
smashing at the Russian center"
BERLIN. Aug. 20 (Unned Press
The BOlsheviN crossing the Vlstuia
west OF Warsaw, have captured Vlo-
eavek, according to reports received
here today.
Polish forces advancing In the Dan
gig corridor, have reiaken Lauten-
berg.
Nlocavek Is % miles west and north
or Warsaw and only % miles south
east OF Thorn. Laulenberg Is In
cast Prussia, % miles northeast OF
| Thorn.
Advlces from the American mission
In posen today said Polish military
officials IN Warsaw had claimed re-
capture OF Bresl-Liloysk from he
Bolshevih.
Despite ihc reported fan or Bresi-
Liiovsk. German military experts
pointed out today that Warsaw was
silli IN danger Of capture unless The
/ Poles Immediately crushed fhe prus.
Sian army operating In the Thorn
district north OF the capital.
The recent Polish victories have
caused the spirit OF iubilaiion among
the Germans 90 eyapOrate. There Is no
longer any talk OF the Imminent
! RussO-German boundary" though tho
military experts continue to em-
/ phaslze that Poland Is no. yet conn
pleiely victorious
PARIS. Aug. 20 United pressl--
General Wrangel has begun an anti
Bolshevik offensive In Crlmea on a
large scale according 90 unc0nilrmcd
dispatches received by the French War
Onlce this afternoon.
LONDON, Aug. 20 UNITED press)-.
Polish counter offensive continues
successfully on the entire battlefront,
except FOR a small sector In the Lcm-
berg district. according 90 unofficial
adVices received here today.
The Poles have advanced more than
nfiv miles In the region OF Warsaw.
taking more than 10000 prisoners end
great quantities OF munitions. Tha
wedge driven into the Russian lines
directly east OF Warsaw not Oniv
threatens a complete hreak-ihrOug1
Continued on Page Ten)
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

Having asked Attorney General
RcInhadt for an opinion as 10 the
voting Status OF women In Delaware
under the Nineteenth Amendment TO
the Federal Constitution, should rati-
fcation by the rCnnessec legislature
stand, members OF the Department OF
Elections held a special meeting last
evening when The opinion presented
by Mr. Relnhardt was considered.
Mr.. Reinhardt held that the Nine
teenlh amendmen. In eject amends
ihe constitution OF Delaware by strik-
ing out the word male from that
soriiOn Of the cOnsiiuion rehing 70
qualifications OF voiers.
Tho Department ~ Election mem
bers also discussed the problem OF
Continued on Page Ten.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
WILSON CALLSLEAGuE
OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY

WASHINGTON Aug. %. Unlled
Press President Wilson has issued
the call for the FIRST meeting of tho.
League OF Nations assembly, it was
said today at the Stale Department.
The date for the meeting Is NOvem-
Der -. and q Is understood that Gen.
eva Will be the place where 10 VIII
be held.
The call has been sent 20 Sir Erio
/ Drumm0nd. the leagf' secreiarys
who must make the text public.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
SMILE AWHILE

NEW -Vacationists here
aboutS are taking out rain in
surance. Rates depend upon the
amount OF dampneSs they figure
will spoil their holidays.
NEW NORk-August konn and
Edward kann, charged with ped
ding narcotics. had 50 many sill
yer coins In their pockets they
jinaled like junk and were easily
captured, detective testified.
NEW YORK. An airplane and a
minister win be al The disposal
OF any couple contemplating mat
rinony for the forthcoming police
field games.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
sii.0nn ron RRIpGE APPROACHEs.

In accordance with the agreement nt
entered into with the Levy Court TO
nav sufficient sum 10 build street
approaches % The old B. & o. bridge
when that body had put the bridge
In condition for travel city Council
last night appropriated the sum or
$4,000 Tor me street ard sever ll'-
pariment 20 be expended for tnat
purpose.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
ORIFCT TO RON FIRES

Declaring that their property. south
Of the Market street bridge is being
menaced by fire. owing % the burn
ing OF waste opposite their lumber
yard. the Wilmington sash and Door
Companv appealed % City Council
last night for protection. The mat
Ter was referred 20 the committee OF
the whole for adjustment.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
NO OBJECTION TO ORDINANCE.

Another opportunity was given
business men. at the meeting or City
Council last night to voice objections
10 the proposed license fees In the
now ord nance In course Of prepara-
tion. but no one responded, although
President Lyon urged that now was
the time TO raise objection. not after
the passage OF the ordinance.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
UF SUPPORTS CHIID ONLY.

Ordcr against lDOminlck bunEdll lof
the support Of his wife and child was
reduced 20 s. a week for The support
OF the child only by Deputy Judge
Finger In Municipal Court This morn
ing. The wife consented 30 this
modification. John r. Lynn was coun-
sci for Bungari
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
WEST ESCAPES SUPPORT CHARGE

The charge OF non-support or an
illegitimate child against Charles
West was nolle pressed by Assistant
solicitor Davis In Municipal Court his
morning. Mr Davis explained that ne
was satisfied that the man was not
liable for the support OF the child.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
Tns CAsE SETTLEn.

Stating the matter has been settled
between the complainant and defend
ant. Assistant City Solicitor Davis. In
Municipal Court this morning enter
ed a nolle proseQui in the case OF
Arthur laretski. who was charged
with larceny. Iareiski was employed
by the r. B Norman Company, and
was accused OF selling goods and
keeping the money.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
nEATH OF CHRIsTY NJ. COAIE.

Chrlsty NJ. U0lle, a well Known
young man OF Delaware City. died
"Wednesday. He was a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Coale, Of that town, and
a member OF Cherokee Tribe Of Red
Men and Of the Knights Of the Golden
Eagle His funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
SIN AM TIDE.
LOST AND FODND.

ToUND-U. s. ARMY DISCHARGE
Il certificate Of James II. white.
owner may have same by calling at 6S3
". Third st. aug2O-3t
Continued on Page Sixteen.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
TODAY'S TEMpERATURE.

n The EN0nlng journal UHce
500 A. M..65 1900 p. MA
1000 A. MIA 400 p. M.....76
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

Prevent bottle famine. Roturn empties
promptly. Glover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

Certified Mnk for Infants-clover
Dairy CO.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
THE WEATHER

Threatening with probably showers
tonight and Saturday: somewhat
warmer Saturday: moderate east and
southeast Winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

CIRCULATION1Q QE1
Yesterday AO,Jo1
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

Probably -sae last g-5di-on struggle
uf rne season In Gardiner viii occnr
TODAY IN Qulrnby deld- PLAY viii be
commenced al O'Clock sharp. which
IS one aasf hour earlier than usual.
ann Ruu<ord VITA ne Gau1lne1-s ap-
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the Gardner E6Ea 9or -1lAs SEASON am
know that despite the 1aCr thai they
have been against some uur-n heavier
SeEns when they would not hare ot-t-l
blamed T they mad been rounnlT
scored a-a INST Iassr line has been
crossed nv onrs THIS season. Inc
guutora men though nut having SO
csean record ara slre - 7roFe a
worthy [ee-
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anurecsaeed and me rEsETeipls a =
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

] Frank Lee died FT-Gar al a4s
hrne ~ Highland avenue For the
past % years Mr. Lee has bean con-
aerred WITH things musical IN Card
ner and the leader IT Al Orchestra
de was the SON Of William ana Ellen
G-yonss Lee zaG YVES born IN Ban
gor March - 1878
Deceased is survived by q widow
an aged father william Lee al Baz
Earsoor and one son. Arthur Lee Of
this CITY also four brothers Charles
and william Lee Of Bangor HARRY
Lee Of Hartford Cam Frad Lee af
Dark Earhor. Me. and 4 SISTER, Mrs
Lewis EaM of SALISBURY Cove lie.
Prayers VIII be held al the house
IN Highland avenue an Sunday al
er1con Al O'Clock and the remains
taken 70 Bangor. where services Eali
be held IN the chapel Al Mount Hope
cemetery On Monday al 1--sS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

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BUSHES N the CITY OF Augusta ! 5ns
me demands on NJ time and energy
IN taat undertaking SO great THAI Il
would be almost impossible for ne tn
continue the management sf tlp
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generous Support hs iae citizens ar
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evening william & Ea-zs latest re-
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