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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17

authoritative Information or an un-
peachable nature divulged 70 the
correspondent Of the Berlin Tag
blatt
-Four thousand gripping chapters
OF the romance Of Ruth Randall OF
Chicago. Ruth killed herself and her
lover the other day. The peculiar
feature Of the tragedy was that II
was the first time Ruth had done
anything like that. particularly the
former offense. The newspaper pub
fishing the 1000 chapters declares
the Randall diary Is the greatest
human document ever written.
That doesn't even except the 18TH
amendment
column story on the presidents
auto ride. with daily half column
stories following. giving details such
as whether or not the president wore
q smile on his face. the fact II was
an oTen car rather than a closed
one. and the all together astonishing
and remarkable detail that the
president had his cap in his lap as
he passed Child's restaurant on
Pennsylva av.
The interview with Bryan 20 the
effect he will run for president. and
appreciate the honor if he Is Just so
much as asked to make the race.
Stories about the proposed i'm
prOvement OF street car service.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
FIR r Z. Carr former Dastor Of
St. James church here. called on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17

The British pound sterling seems - be getting a
little sterling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17

CCoTyright 1920
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Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-17

Hudson lake Is going dry. Kid
Dru'iner bulletined Us yesterday p.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

Little
Plaza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
MARROW GAUGEROADPASSES.
Pcnnsy ylyania Line Proved White Ele-
phant 10 Stockholders.

Port Deposit Md, July 5.-Wednes-
day the last rails and ties OF the Lancas-
ter Oxford and Southern Railroad were
torn from their bed and Friday wit
messed The passing Of that narrow gauge
railroad II was started at Oxford and
the construction carried on as far as
Peach Bottom, Pa, Just over the Mary
land line. AZ a later day the construo-
ton was continued as far as Quarry
vile Pa. Somehow operating expenses
on the Quarryville section always were
IN excess of the receipts, SO, after a game
but futile struggle, that end of the road
was abandoned and the equipment was
allowed 90 remain IN place
lor number of years the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad tried 10 manage the line.
but with all the resources Of that com
pany the Job was too great and il handed
the elephant, back 70 us original victims.
When the cry 10 help Russia came during
the war the patriots Of Lancaster, also
stock holders m the naTrow-gauge. tore
up the rails and shipped them to Rus
sia and the proceeds were the only divi-
dend. THIS railroad ran directly across
Lancaster county and through Chester
county, Pennsy lvapia. Twenty-Five cars
were gwen away yesterday and the ew
owners are removing them across coun-
tTv % different farms. This Is the end
of an experiment IN community owner
ship that m the past 10 years has cost
IL baekers more than $4,000 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
ELECTION EXPENDITU RES.
Committee will Inquire Into Sums Expend-
ed in Senatorial Contests.

Washington, July 6.-The Senate SUBJ
committee investigating campaign ex-
r.,uditure~ which obtained sanction Of
the senate IN the closing hours Of Con-
grcss 20 continue ITS inquiry into the
election expenses of all candidates In
both the presidential and senatorial cam
pairns, is % resume IT'S sessions IN " ash
ington on Friday next.
senator sherman, a Illinois, Will, IL is
eypccted, he named a member Of the
committee 20 replace Senator Edge, of
New Jersey, who resigned in a letter
saving he thought the committee had
accomplished its useful purpose when it
brought out the amount of money spent
in the prediction campaigns.
Much of the time Of the committee, IL
was learned today, viii be devoted at
first 60 giving those persons an opportu-
nIty 20 testify who were mentioned in the
previous testimony but who, for some
reason. did not appear TO explain their
activities IN behalf Of the various candi-
dates,
The committee then viii report on pre-
convention activities or ontinue its
examination Of witnesses and make one
all-cmbracing report before the fall cleo
ton,
II i he intention Of the committee to
devote a good deal Of attention TO the
various senatorial campaigns, especially
in those states where organized labor
had made an active fight against the
reelection uf members of the Senate,
in order 20 determine how much money
was expended IN an effort 20 defefeat men
upon the black list Of the American Fed
nvatinn az Labor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
ESCH HAS HARD FIGHT.
Wisconsin Republican Leader Has Strong
Opposition in Farm Labor Leader.

BY Associatcd Press 10 Every Evening
Lacrosse, Wis, July 6.-Representa-
tive John J. Esch, chairman of the Inter
state and Foreign Commerce Committee,
one of the recognized Republican leaders
and dean of the Wisconsin delegation in
the House with record of twenty years
OF continuous service, faces hard fight in
the September primaries. His opponent
for the Republican nomination in the
Seventh district of Wisconsin " i'll be J. ID.
Beck, of Viroqua former member of the
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin and
lieutenant of Senator Robert NJ LaFolette
MIR Beck is backed by the new farmers
labor alliance in the district having the
support, it is claimed, of factions in the
Society Of Equity and State Federation
of Labor.
Friends of Congressman Fsch rely upon
his large personal following in the district
and the prestige which his position in the
house commands TO win the nomina-
tion at the September primaries In
10 elections. Mr. Esch has led his Demo-
cratic opponent by majortes ranging as
high as $1,000 and never less than 5000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
Decisions in Damage Sits.

Four decisions handed down by Judge
Herbert l.. Rice in the Court Of Common
Pleas were announced this morning
The Fadcr Motor Company was awarded
s04 in its suit against Richard Earle
Dickey for payment of bill for automo-
bile repairs, J. Harry Covington was
granted 500 in his suit against Guy
and Rearick, Inc, in connection with the
sale Of house in Richardson Park.
A verdict for the defendant was returned
in the case of Florence Kierski against
the Guarantee Roofing and Heating
Company, for damages TO the roof Of an
apartment at Shallcross avenue and
Broome street. \ verdict for the defend
ant was also returned in the case Of
Ignatz Roth against George W. Bush
and CSons ompany, case involving the
loss of shirts IN shipment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
CHESTER SH|PYARD
BEGINS EXPANSION
Enormous Wet Basin to Cost
100000 Now Under
Construction.

Chester. Pa, July 6.--In response TO
the growing demand for ships, the sun
ship building Co, of Chester, will spend
s3On,OpO for improvements and addi-
,ions and hire 1900 more men. That SNIP
ward is said 20 have been compelled To ex-
papd far m excess Of that which ordinarily
would hav, been sufficient during norman
aud peacctImc needs. .
Work has begun on the construction OF
an enormous wet basin, in which VIII DC
constructed floating drydock equipped
with every modern device and capable on
docking the largest vessels that enter the
Delaware river The wet basin VIII DC
odn feet in length, with n decp-water
frontage of ass feet, IN which az least
four steel steamships OF lS'ooo deadweleht
tons capacity may bc moored. l ms par.
ui the sun company expansion PROJECT
will cost ~ 100000.
An additional 81 100000 will be re-
ot,red Tor the construction of new ways
and improvements in the plant and equip
men,, The expenditure of s3,OOO,nO
marks the first impetus that has been
given to activities in the shlpyards along
,he Delaware river, and one that long
has hocn hoped for by the citizens OF
phlladclphia. Chester. Camden, Glouces-
Ter and other cities
The sun Shipbmlding Co, although
only four years old. has been notably sue.
c,-sSful in the construction of several
,vpcs of steel steamships. Recently It re-
ceivcd a number Of contracts for vessels OF
10000 and $4,000 tons register. IL has
huil, large cargo carriers for the Luckcn-
bach Line. known as one Of the most cx-
acting ship organizations IN the world;
Steel tankcrs also have been constructed
for the Standard oil Co, the Gull Re
hning GO. and the sun Oil Co In an inter-
view recently IL was learned that not a
single failure has attended any launching
az the prompt acceptance by the owners
of any vessel built by the sun Co. The
sun Shipbulding Co. is headed by j. n.
Pow and J. Howard Pew.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
THIRD PARTY FOLKS
FAVOR LA TOILETTE
Thirty Thousand Urge His Nomi-
nation by Convention to Meet
at Chicago July 10.

New York. July 5-The com mittee OF
forty-clght lesued a statement here sun
day night announcing that more than
10000 replies 90 questionnaires received
from members throughout the country
gave senator la Toilette. OF Wisconsin,
thu lead rs the presidential nominee of a
new political party TO be organized IN
Chicago ON July 10
The committee has called " convention
for that date. az which delegates repre-
sentlng the Labor party, World War
veterans, Nonpartlsan League and In
dependent Liberals will attend.
Scnator IaEollctte received almost as
MANY Inducements, the statement said,
~ all candidates combined.
"The labor party also is said 10 favor
La Toilette, IL added. "and he Is the
overwhelming choice OF the northwes tern
farmers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
GREAT WATERWAY PROJECT.
Great Lakes TO the Sea Plan to be Con-
sidered 1t Conference.

by AsSOC1Ateu freeh 10 Every ENcHiue
Detroit, Mich, July 6.-Crystallixa-
ton of sentiment favoring the Grcat
Lakes to the sea waterway project Is
expected by proponents of the plan to
result from the Great Lakcs-St. Law
renee Tidewater congress to be held here
July -, % and "a.
In addition to representatives ol the
II states comprising the Tidewater as
sociation, Canadian supporters of the prof.
ect also will attend the congress.
Discussions are to cover every angle of
the proposed deeper waterway plan.
Financial, engineering, political, economic
and international phases will be consider
ed.
At the opening session July %, United
States Senator Charles +. Townsend, OF
Michigan, will outline the plan. Other
speakers on the program include Her
bert Hoover, Senators Mcdill McCor-
mick and Miles Poindexter; Major Gcner-
al Lansing III. Beach, chief of engineers,
u. S. A., and Julius II. Barnes, former
head of the U. S. grain corporation.
States comprised In the association
are Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, In
diana, Ohio, Iowa. North Dakota, South
Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming,
Colorado and Nebraska
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
POPE DEPRECATEs VIOLENCE.
Desires Ireland's Rights Recognized but
Regrets Means Employed.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Dublin, July 6.--Pope Benedict is most
desirous that Ireland's national rights
should be recognized, said Cardinal
Logue, premate Of Ireland, at Wrnmagh
Cathedral yesterday. He added, however,
that the Irish people need never expect
to regenerate the country by crime or
bloodshed and that The Pope was most
anxious that they abstain from anything
contrary to Gods law"
Three thousand dock workers strike
for two hours here yesterday. They
marched TO the city hall where they
signed memorial asking the release of
James Larkin, head of the transport
workers union, who now is serving n
sentence in the New York State prison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
BIG DAY AT WORKHOUsE.

Two baseball games, several addresses,
flag raising and music featured the day
at the workhouse yesterday. An address
was made by Charles +. CnrIey, former
United States district attorney. r. Allen
Hillcs and j. Frank Ball. trustees, were
special guests Of Warden PIumncr. Tho
Grecnbank team in the morning defeated
Elsmere. 1l-3. while the Red Sox, the
colored team, defeated Elsmere In the
afternoon game 1874
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
BOLsHEvIKS BURN OKHOTSK

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Toxic, July 6.-Fire has swept the entire
fishing district on the west shore of the
sea of Okhotsk. which WAS leased TO Japan
under the treaty Of Portsmouth. The area
burned over includes the city of Okhotsk,
the loss is estimated at over $4,000 600.
The fire is said to have been set by Boil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
TO ATTEMPT LONG FLIGHT.
Army Airplanes Will Undertake Trip
From New York to Alaska.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, July 6.-Four army air
planes will undertake flight from New York
July Is to Nome, Alaska and return, a
distance of $500 miles il was announced
today at the War Department The pur-
pose willb to demonstrate the practical
bility of commercial lines TO Alaska and
thus expedite the development of the
territory.
De Haviand planes equipped with
Liberty motors will be used Nearl one
fourth of the flight viii be across G anada
There will be stops at Erie. Pc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
Bank Pays at 20 Per Cent Rate.

tTc,nsborO, Md, july 6.-Ihe d.
rectors Of the Caroline County Bank, at
Greensboro, last week declared the regu-
bar serni-annual dividend of per cent,
with an extra dividend of 2 per cent,
making n total Of 10 per cent. In addi-
ton 70 this dividend for the past six
months S2,543.63 was earned and car
rled 10 the surplus aud undivided profits
account.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
CARD OF THANKS.

The sons and daughter Of Mrs. Sarah
Maxwell, 404 Sherman street wish TO
extend their sincere thanks TO their
neighbors and friends for their assistance
and sympathy during the illness and death
of their mother.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
THE MISSISSIPPI WAY.
Negro Stabs White Man, and Ii Taken
From Officers and Lynched.

by Associated Prcss to Every Evening
Enterprise, Miss, July 6.--.Inmcs
Spencer, n Negro postal clerk, who SER
iously stabbed Otho Parker, white pos
tai clerk on the New Orleans and North
eastern mail car, was taken from the of
ficers yesterday who were taking him for
trial and lynched.
The officers and their prisoner were met
by two automobile loads Of masked men
outside Of Enterprise and the Negro was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
AMBITIOUS BURGLAR.
Attempts Entrance 10 Carnegie Mansion
With Toy Pistol and Searchlight.

BY Associated Pross to Every Evening
New York, July 6.--Raymond Weir OF
Paterson, N. j., was arrested today
charged with attempting To burglarizc
the Carnegie Mansion in Fifth avenue.
With tin imitation pistol search
f1ashligbt and home made mask, he
climbed high spiked fence and crawled
to the ledge on tho second floor OF the house
when his grip relaxed and he fell He WAS
picked up in stunned condition by detec-
tives.
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie was asleep and
did not know OF the incident until after
Weir had been placed in Jail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
Personal.

Miss Mary r. Mccall and Wallace 7.
Mccall of this city were guests at the
Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City, over
the Fourth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
Service Medal Distribution.

The service men whose names begin
with H. |. ]. and X. will receive their State
medals tomorrow night at the Arsenal,
Twelfth and Orange streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06

taken from th9m without difficulty. He
was hanged TO 4 tree.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
RESORTS.
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL,
Belhaven Hotel

Dpensd for the ~~sop Of fs1D Rosfnos enf
private baths. 100 bedrooms. Dflinz CO
parity, no, Cafe. Drug store. 81. a.. BAR
NETT. Ouner and Prsprietoe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE
The WILTSHIRE

Virginia Az and Beach Cap 3f0 Private
baths. running water elevator ~. Amer
plan. sAM UEL ELLIS owner i col
LINZ. Mgr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
HOTEL HENLOPEN'

Wili open saturday. June zss 1920. BOOK
WALTER BURTON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
WILDWOOD, \. J.

HOTEL DAYTON Sapscity 20.
with private bath: not aud cold runuing
water. ocean view moderate rates taNle
simply the best music booklets auto
meets trains. ALEX Mem URlSAN Ownef
and Proprietor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
EDGETON INN

Capacity. $50. Music Room. Orchest-a.
Auto Meets trains. Write for boslSlet. y. Bra
low. Prop. u IA. GallagheE. MSr.
DORSEY Capacity 25C. Pfivstc baths.
JAMES +. WhlTEsELL.
BREAKERS Beach front rooms. vita
or without ptivsto b ms.
Auto service. Private garage. Booklet. GEO.
X. SINNAMON. New Owner aio MANAGE
wildwood flncsi hotel.
modern throughout. All rocms running
water Private baths. Elevator Auto.
BSlt Cap $50. d. Woods. Owner Mgnt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
KENDERTON
OCEAN CITY. \. !.

10 So. Michigan We. Convenamt 20 piers.
Excellent table. Pleasant stlrroundings
Terfus moderate. Mrs. T. FDhEEk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-06
NORM MANEDTE

Open until sept. IS. New appohi ments ard
equipment. strictly urst-clss- .ulsine afd
service. rooms single or eu suite. With "a
without bath.
LAWRENCE MARESCla Mgr
Formerly OF the Bellevue s. ira fford. Phlia
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-08-20
place to lounge ana read in the eve

place to lounge ana read In the eve
ming.
Directly to the rear Of the living
room and connected with 1t by a wide
open doorway is the dining room, 10
by 10 feet. It is also well lighted and
exceptionally bright and cheerful. The
sun parlor can be entered by doors
from both living and dining rooms.
On real warm days luncheon can be
served in the sun parlor.
The kitchen is conveniently located
with reference to the dining room. 1t
is small and complete, designed to
save many steps for the housewife.
Large kitchens are no longer specified
for the very good reason that they are
only the cause of unnecessary work.
An extra lavatory has been provided
off the reception hall. This is an adj
ditional convenience often overlooked.
The stairs to the upper floor lead from
the kitchen.
Upstairs ample provision for sleep
ing quarters has been made with four
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-08-20
DADDJ EVENING
FAIRY IALEs
| W @MARY 0AHAMTA
e Bonner gI%Gi
QUEEN BEE.

"Ah," said Queen Bee, 81 do not
work, but lay the eggs, and so I am
called the Queen Bee, for all the little
eggs are my subjects and all around
me do everything they can to help
me and to wait on me.
when l tell you how many eggs a
day | lay during the time when I feel
in the mood for laying, you will be
surprised.
You are used to hearing of few
eggs laid by hens and a few eggs
laid once a year by birds or some
thing like that But when I'm laying
| lay from two to three thousand eggs
a day.
You see, buzz, buzz, don't like to
do anything that is small don't
care about doing little bits of work.
| like to do lot. That is why I'm
a queen, l am an important creature.
and not just like all the rest
"And l am waited on by my helpers
who digest the food, the pollen which
l eat
81 am the only queen working and
ruling in my surroundings, and that
is another reason why am called a
queen.
II haven't lot of other queens
about me. I am the only one. I
rule over this colony of bees and all
the bees do as. I wish.
81 am fed royal jelly, most deli
ciously sweet food made only and
served only to a queen bee who has
been brought up in the Queens royal
chambers, or In the Queen bee cell, as
it is usually known.
"My workers have better eyesight
than have, and so they go in search
of the honey. During the summer I
go from one cell to another laying my
eggs.
But I never leave the hive, though
l may live to be several years old.
Sometimes 1t is true go off upon a
flight with my mate or with swarm
of bees. but Queen Bee is a home
body.
Eyes, most decidedly.
eff / saw another queen I would
fight her. that is the way am. When
I get old and / see daughter queen
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-08-20

manlike fashion which Is the result of
business experience, of climbing down
from the pedestal of sex to mingle
with men in everyday life, under the
same conditions with which their hus-
bands must wrestle six days in the
week-and some nights They may
have lost some illusions about the OPP
posite sex and its certain-teed ability
to love, honor and cherish, but they
have gained a better and broader I'M
Outstanding OF the temptations to
which men are subjected. They appre-
ciate the part which peaceful, con-
genial home life plays in mans bust
ness or professional career.
these modern wives look with
scorn on the woman who does not
share her husbands interest In busi-
ness, who will not listen-and enjoy
his recital Of the days events down.
town-and who does not match his
fight on overhead at the plant with
rigid household budget. They feel
nothing but contempt for the wife who
WhineS.
$50, exit the Husband KnOckerl"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-08-20

take my place that is all right, but
while l am strong and young and all
that no queen will take my place un-
less she wins in the battle which we
would fight.
"From the time was an egg until
/ became a queen was only two days
over two weeks That is the honor
shown to one who is to be queen
bee. The other worker bees take long
err to become their regular size
eff am off with swarm of bees
they will not settle anywhere until I
do. The queens are the ones who de-
eide on the homes.
"Yes, the Queen Bee is the one who
decides things and plan where the
swarm shall live, where the hive shall
be.
"Then I see about the laying of the
eggs, and all of my workers wait on
me- as I've said.
"And l am given special food which
they cannot have, and neither do they
look as perfect and finished as | look
"But not only am I an interesting
creature, but all bees are interesting
and the honey we give is good-oh, so
good.
"We are great workers and every
one has their special work to do.
eve don't go all about saying:
.'What shall / do nextY Every
thing like that is arranged and so it
saves time and thought and waste
of doing things which some one else
could do better.
"We work whether we have enough
honey on hand or not. We have the
habit of work. We cannot stop. We
must keep right on.
"When the day is over and the
honey gathering is through for the
day our workers attend and care for
all that they have gathered throughout
the day.
.'There is never wasted moment
in a bees life, and every bee has its
purpose. A Queen Bee, I was told to
be, and so Queen Bee am. ! do
the work of the Queen Bee, the work
can do best.
"And so do we all, all the bees OF
this hive and all the bees Of every
other hivei"