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Evening journal., 1920-06-23
DONALD NOT so KEEN
FOR ARGUMENT TODAY

Frank Donald, who insisted yester-
day morning that ne was not guilty
OF being drunk, so vigorously IN
fact that the court was convinced
that he was sim suffering from
the effests Of his debauch.
ordered him locked up again
until this morning. showed an en-
tirely diffTnt disposition when
brought before Judge Hastings In
Municipal Court today. He pleaded
guilty 10 the charge of drunkenness
and was fined so and oosts.
Rose DredO. who was found In
toxicated at Tenth and King streets
yesterday, pleaded guilty 10 a charge
Of being drunk and was nned SO
and costs.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
.S13,5OO OF WIER
ESTATE FOR CHURCH

Letters testamonlsry were issued
yesterday on the estate Of Miss Mar
garet j. WLar, who died recently al
her home north OF Shellpot to Harry
Emmons, attorney. The estate Is
valued at $4,000 The public be-
quests were as follows. ST. Johns p.
=. Church, this city. $4,000; Woman's
Auxiliary OF The same church, 500
Iaylon Home for Colcred People.
$1,000: Hincrcst NJ. z. Church, $500
Church OF the Ascension at Claymont
for thc maintenance OF Clyde Memoir
lal 10 Hlllcresi. $500.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
WANT RnIGF REPAIRED.

A communication received by INC
Board 0f Park Commissioners yestef.
day from The Washington street
bridge commission asked the parh
Commission 20 Improve the roadway
of Nan Buren street bridge and an-
proaches before closing Washington
street bridge.
Another communication was ad-
dressed 10 the Street and Sewer De-
pariment regarding the improvements
OF The approaches OF Market street
and Van Burcn street bridges.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
WAGE ARBITRATORS
ARRANGING HEARINGS

Arrangements were being made
this afternoon by George B. Miller,
chairman. for hearings by the board
chosen 30 arbitrale the wage diuef-
ences between the master builders
and union carpenters
i. A Bader. representing the build
ers TODAY asked that the board post
none lis scheduled meeting Friday
afternoon 20 a later date, as the
builders are unable 10 meet and pre-
marc their side Of the case before
next Monday night Mr., Miller took
fhe request under consideration. 10
4 posslble the board may hear the
carpenters Friday, II they are ready
and the builders some afternoon
early next week.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
TOLAY CHURCH
CORNERSTONE
Trinity Lutheran An
nounceS Elaborate Serv-
ices For Next Sunday
MANY PREACHERS
WILL TAKE PART

Services In celebration OF the lay-
ms Of the conversions OF the new
Trinity Lutheran Church. Concord
avenue and Madison street. viii be
held next Sunday. An elaborate pro-
gram has been prepared. The serv-
Ices viii be divided into three parts.
starting with the regular Sunday
school classes at 10 o'clock and end
ing with the cornerstone laying exer-
olses al s o'clock.
Following the regular sunday
school services at i0.0'cl0ck. the an
them, Gloria" will be sung ~ the
choir, which includes Mrs. John
smith. Richard Hawkins. Dr. W. A.
Moore and Charles Zeafla. Rev. Milton
A. Slime. ph. D. n. 10. win preach on
MY Church, and a solo. 20 shine,
hedeemerr viii be sung by Mrs.
John smith.
AZ 29O O'Clock Fellowship Meet
ing' Will be held. opening with
prayer by me Rev r. B Ely. Greet
mss VIII be made by the Rev. Charles
u. Bohner and the Rev. Il. C.. Sunneld.
4 solo, open the Gatesr viii be sung
by Mrs. Madeline johnson. after which
an address Will be given by the Rev.
p. H. Pearson. second pastor OF Trim
ity. Inc afternoon services VIII close
with The placing Of the documents
IN the cornerstone and the benedic-
ton.
Following the vesper servioe, at 8
O'Clock, an address win be made BY
the Rev. 5. O.. Won Bosse. A duet,
Lead Kindly Light" Will be sung by
Mrs. Madeline Johnson and Mrs. Reba
Hawkins. followed by an address by
The Rev. Frederick Doerr Prior 10
The ilnal ceremony at the cornerstone
a solo. The Day Is Ended" will be
sung by Mrs. Sue Cuddy. The cere-
mony at the cornerstone will close
the services.
Trinity Lutheran congregation was
organized April 3. 1905. The frst cor.
| neiStone was laid October s. 1907
Ground for the new building wa.
broken August 1919. The cost OF thl
building 70 date has been approx.
/ mately $500, OF which s7.i3722 ha,
been paid The work viii cost $1,000
more.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
LEASE AUDITORIUM
FOR CLOTHING SALE

Having leased the auditorium In
Eleventh street between Madison ana
Monroe streets. Tor one month, simon
Blum. clothing manufacturer. New
York City, viii conduct a sale OF
clothing there FOR one month. begin
ming next saturday. Morkmen arr
now preparing the place for the sale
Colonel j. Warner Reed. an onlcla
OF tho Auditorium Company, said Co.
day the clothing manufacturers pro-
pose 10 put on a cutprlce SAFE
Colonel Reed also said several other
propositions OF like nature were
being considered for the leasing OF ne
building.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

Ray Watson OF Wichita, Kan, and
Manhattan Agricultural student. has
a good chance 10 take place on the
United states Olympic team. lie
holds all state records In the half
mile, mile and twO-mile events. Ray
ran the two-mile event In minutes
and AZ seconds In the dual meet be
tween the Kansas Aggies and the Uni
versity Of Kansas recently. lie does
a mile In I minutes and % 3-5 seconds
Besides being editor OF the college
annual, vlce-president OF the student
self-governing association, workine
his way through school, being yell
leader and a fussy dresser he finds
time ho train. Watson Is also minus
one hand
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
OLD DOC KEEPS
ELSMERE ON BOTTOM

Fairview A. C. defeated Elsmere, OF
the Suburban League Monday eve
ming by the score OF 10 3. Fairview
played air-tight ball. The features
were the pitching OF Dock Dougherty
Of the old Riverview team He struck
out twelve OF Elsmer sluggers and
allowed them only six scattered hits.
Marshall hit home run In the sew
enth inning.
Fairview would like 10 arrange twi-
light or Saturday games with any
fast teams In or out OF the city. Send
challenges to Fred Tulow, 1915 Upper
Oak street
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
Y CONTROLS BAsEBALL LEAGUE

Al meeting of the baseball d.
vision OF the Church Recreation
League and The Wilmington C0nmu-
nifty Service, held AZ the Y NJ. b. A.
last night. the baseball division was
assigned 10 the association during tho
remainder OF The season.
J. g. Berger. physical director Of tho
community Service, said today that
tlls action Is In accordance with the
policy Of Community Service. which
Is TO promote physical recreation In
be turned over 20 existing agencies,
Mr.. Berger said the association Will
/ be asked TO take over the direction of
/ other divisions Of the Church League
/ provided the consent OF the member.
loi the league can he obtained. The
service has organized a Catholic Aihl
letic League. which Is now beinl
operated under the general supervi
sion Of tho Knights OF Columbus.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
ORDERS BLANKS FOR
u. s. VICTORY MEDALS

Application blanks for the Victory
medals to be issued 10 former service
men by the government will shortly
be on flle at the United States Army
recruiting station, s3i Market street.
10 will be necessary for those en-
titled 10 the medal TO mn out one OF
the forms and forward the applica-
tion with a certified copy OF dis
charge 10 Washington. The distribu-
tion Of the. medals Nill be made
Recruiting here has increased rap
idly Of late. The local Office accepted
thirteen men last week and seven
men Monday and yesterday Six men
are on probation awaiting acceptance
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
EAsTLAKE FADY FOR ACTION.

The EasfI0ke DlseD1TI ItdW Ul5
had The grounds at Twen.y-ninth and
Market streets put in flrst-class con-
ditlOn and would like 10 hear from
some fast teams wishing games this
Saturday or in July and Augus..
Manager Miller has signed skin
ncy' Johnson, George Long, BIZ
Stewart and Leonard.
The Eastlake team Is playing a few
twilight games on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings az Twenty-ninth and
Market streets. and any .eam wishDe
games should get 10 touch with Frank
Miller, cars Eastlake A. A. Club, Thir-
tieth and West streets.
So Far this season Eastlake has de-
wcated General Chemical Co. Huber
Baking Co.. and the Gas Company.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
REPORT GEN. DUPONT
AFTER BALTIC. HOTEL
ipeclai 10 The Evening Journal

Special 10 The Evening journal
BALTIMORE, Md, June 23.-Nego-
tiations for the purchaeo % the
Hotel Emerson by interests headed
by General T. Coleman dupont have
been I'm progress for several weeks
past. according TO Information In
hotel circles. yesterday
President Parker Cook OF the
Emerson Hotel Company. when asked
for a statement regarding the deal
denied any knowledge OF the trans
action. A statement 10 the same ef.
feet was given by Frederick McCor.
mick. the siepson OF Captain Emer.
son. who said that he was an officer
OF the company.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
SEE TRIANGLE
BEHIND KILLING

CHESTER, Pa, June 23-Robbery,
Il now is believed, was not the motive
for the murder OF Emmerson Ellis. a
Baltimore Negro, who was found shot
TO death near the Westinghouse plant
az Esslngton The murder Is a de-
nouement OF the eternal triangle" ."
1he officials think. and they are seek
ing a woman with whom Ellis was
known 10 be friendly. II has been
hinted that this woman Is married.
and In so. suspicion has fallen upon
an irate husband as the slayer
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
ALMGATOR SHOWS FIGHT.

misunderstanding in Royal Palm
State Park, Florida, proved an ex-
ceedingly exciting experience for a
party Of Delawareans who are spend
ing some time at Miami. They tried
10 capture a s 10 foot alligator, and
after finding him to be a rather OBJ
stinate creature, were finally COM
In order 10 keep him.
The gator" was turned over 10 a
taxidermist TO be preserved as a re-
minder Of a very exciting time for
the party Of Delawareans.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles 5. Parks. OF Wilmington
Del; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hicks. OF Bir-
mingham. Ala: Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z
Holden, OF Raleigh, n c.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fenton Riley, OF Baltimore, and
3. G. Taylor, Of FELTON,, Del. Mrs
Parks was formerly Miss Pearl Tay-
/ lor, principal o fStantOn school, be-
/ fore her marriage last November.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
.COBBLERS CHARGE S4
FOR PUTTING ON S0LES

BOSTON, June 23.-Cobblers OF The
city have again Jumped their prices
and many Of them are now asking a
maximum price OF 81 for putting on
new soles. Complaints have reached
the commission on necessities OF life.
which has called a hearing for next
Monday on the matter.
Cobblers have been requested TO at
tend and explain why such high
prices are necessary. Manufacturers,
shoe-nnding jObbers and others In
the trade have been asked 10 appear
and give their views on whether
such prices are fair OF not.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
FRrICHT WRECK AT LAUREL

Np0CIl7 % Inc EN'n7nF J0UTn7T-
LAUREL. June e3.-The fast freight
train. Carrying produce from the souih,
was wrecked here this morning
when the rear. trucks were torn from
under a refrigerator car. The north
bound track was blocked tow hours
and damaged for two hundred yards
No one was hurt.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
MISSIONARY SOCIETY no MEET.

The Womens Auxiliary OF the For
cign Missionary Society. Of MI Pleas
ant NJ. p. Church. VIII meet t0mOr-
home Of Mrs r. Welden near Blue.
Ball All members are requested 90
attend
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
lloyd FTTZsnnIONs

fhere is much interest being taken
n. the Benny Leonard-Charlie Whit
,out scheduled for July at Benton
Iarbor, Mich. Floyd Fltzsimmons,
promoter Of the championship fight,
i1ys:
I'VE " started what will be the
lneyt boxing arena in the country at
Denton Harbor. When 1t Is completed
ans In this section OF .he country
ylll have an opportunity to see The
iast boxers In the country work dur
ne the summer months when 10 Is
90 hot 10 Stage goes other places
0here Is great Interest being taken In
ne LeOnard-White flght The Benton
Iarbor Stadium is going 10 be busy
place."
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
LUCK or GERALDINE LAIRD"

Desc-lcd with no FUNDS AND tWo
children 10 support, The Luck Of
Geraldine Laird with Bessie Barris-
Gale in the leading role tells the story
on how a woman's Yankee pluck
turned misfortune into luck II you
have never laughed and cried simul-
taneously-well. you will admit you
spent an enjoyable hour u you see
this absorbing picture. The picture
Is being shown at the Strand.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
"cmL OF THE SEA"

EVeryWhere In "Girl 0f ihe Sea-
now playing at the Playhouse. the
usual has given place 10 he un-
usual the commonplace 10 the fan
iastic and plain drama 70 wonderful
acting on part OF the clever cast OF
the picture. Sights at the bottom
OF The ocean never thought OF or
realized by the bigger proportion OF
the audiences are shown in tn,ir
natural glory OF freakishness, which
eVe- the case may be.
Lovely Betty Hilburn as the hero
inc OF the piece, Is a girl on an Is
land. She Is left there when a more
child and lives on both land and the
water.
The giant octupus Is one OF ~ne
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
EnnT NIGnr non RnYs-

More Than 10 members OF the
Strawberry League" Of the Y. NJ.
c. A., will assemble tonight IN the
gymnasium Of the association TO take
part in games and witness a mo-
tion picture entertainment. The
evenings program will conclude with
a strawberry spread
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
TSe,..Mlj19R&ENsM Ks
JOHNNY IGLOE

The man who Is planning 10 take
Paclfc coast this fall, Johnny leloe,
says the Peach is a better card than
Babe Ruth. He says:
The difference between Babe and
1y is this: Fans go 10 see Ruth do
one thing-that is, hit home runs.
They expect him 10 hit one and when
he does they go home thrilled. Cobb
stars every. day He antics on the
bases. his hits are clean and he Is al
ways thinking OF some new way 10
outsmart The opposing team. Babe
doesn't hit them over the fence every
day. Ty shows his assortment OF
wonder stun daily With the Tigers
in last place the team stu is a draw
ing card with Cobb leading the pro
cesslon."
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

a return match is concerned.
Wilson should remember that ne
got his crown because O'Dowd was
willing 10 ilght him, and II he wants
anyone Ia believe that he did not win
his title by a fluke. he ought 10 prove
10 by giving OD0wd a chance.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
SPCyRT'TFTORTA

.Johnny Wilson, succeeder 10 Mike
1Dowds throne. has announced that
le's going 10 Tight.
But the pity OF Il is that Wilson's
opponents dont figure mucn as far as
lighters SO. And we havon's heard
Wilson peep as far as lighting ODowd
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
DANCE FOR BASEBALL TEAM.

dance VII be given IN the engIno
house at Delaware City tomorrow
evening. The Zazola Boys orchestra
has been engaged. The dance Will be
continued each week n patronlzed
as a benefit for the Delaware City
baseball team.
. Delaware City will play Grace on
Saturday afternoon on the Tower Hill
grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
MWS ODDlTIFS.

When a person employs a servant
In Mexico the servants entire family
will reside with the employer.
The new telescope Of the Mt VIII
son observatory IN California Is a
quarter Of a million times more
nnMerful than The human eve.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
CATHOLIC TWILIGHT LEAGUE.
81. HEDMIG,S TRIM RROMNSON

81. Hedwlg's defeated Brownson In
a slugfest last night in the Catholic
Twilight League, Is 10 8, at the Mil
itary grounds. The score by innings
r. n. h.
st. Hedwig's.... O0232s-i5 II &
Brownson ......2 i0i IS 8 9
Batteries-OsowsN and Bukowski
kerrigan and Freeman.
Holy Name went down % defeat
at the hands Of st. AIMS last night at
the water tower diamond, 8 20 4. The
big feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Ward. The score by in
nings.
R.HE
Holy Name 30 OO0OO-i 6 {
81. AIMS .......2 O05i 0-S 9
Batteries-Ward and Ferguson
Denning and Bird.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
aTnE FEAR WOMAN."

Pauline Frederlck IS nlaylng az Ihe
Rialto today in her GOldwyn picture,
"The Fear Woman" This picture
roginally played Wilmington a little
over a year ago. IL has a very hleh
rank as an emotional and dramatic
production. Its leading character is
ht i'm every instance for interpreta-
tion by Miss Frederick. Tomorrow
Tom Moore Is coming again. His
piclure Is 20 be "A Man and Hss
Money" This picture is almost en-
tiroly, cOmedic In nature.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
PHYaUaNs CHANGE HOURS

The attending physicians at M
Child Labor Bureau In the du pont
Building have changed their ofilce
hours from 2 10 10 o'clock In the
morning 20 10 O'Clock In the
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
cROWDS Enjoy PARKS.

Wilmington parks are entertaining
many people Of this and surrounding
sections Dancing parties are the
fashion at Shellpot and many people
are taking advantage Of the excellent
music and the splendid dancing floor
at that place.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
DEFIANCE CI.UB DANCE

The Defiance Athletic Association
will hold its weekly dance at the
ming al 9 O'Clock. Il vii be featured
by old time dancing.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
RAIpH InpER ARnEsTEn

Ralnh L0neT. a NeEro, WlnIed IN
connection with the escan, OF Isaiah
Fountain. the Negro, who was re-
capiured near Queen Anne Md. yes
terday. was caught In Wilmington this
afternoon.
detective Elijah Johnson, OF the
local police department, made the ar
rest OF LOper.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
KIwANIANs TUNE UP

Seyeniy-t,vo members OF the NJ
wants Club enjoyed the weekly
luncheon at The Hotel dupont today.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Ford introduced
i've new songs that the club VIII sing
at the district meeting OF the Kl-
wants Clubs In Washington In August.
The weekly prlzeA was donated by
Q. Sherhurne Rice. ft consisted of
nree boxes of soap. NThe winners
were William Casey. Levh l.. Maloney
and William A. Heindle.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
CIAYTTON WINS THIS ON

Clayton a. A. defeated Lakewood
yesterday at Second and dupont
lircets. 70 10 Z. The game was tighi
fntil the sixth inning when CLAYTON
Icored six runs. Zeunor pitched q
food game for the winning team.
slaytcn's lineup. Robbins, C (: Zeuncr
3: LElly. ss; Carrail. ib; McGuiness
%; Bf-istow, 3b; Brogan, II; Durkin
lf: Durd. r.. LakewOod's lineup
Eolems, C. and p; Mccarthy. p: Rash,
Is and n: Marlin. 90 and p: Charlie,
20; Gamatus. 3b; Sullivan. IT,, p and
IS; Murphy, CT; Durkin, RI.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

principal factors In this picture.
The comedy attraction is the sun
shine comedy Girls and Dynamite.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
.nOLLARs ND sENsF"

Madge Kennedy's picture, Dollars
and Sense" Is al the Queen today
for the last time. This attraction has
been furnishing very acceptable en-
tcrtainment ever since Monday It's
chief charm lies In ile absolute sim
cerity and its freedom from affected
ness.
Miss Kennedy is Hazel Farron, girl
OF ordinary life with plenty OF mod
ern spunk and enough good nature
90 pun her through many hard places.
The newest Carter de Haven com.
edy. Teasing the Soil" Is the added
attraction u has TO do with the city
Costa living by going down on the
farm"
Beginning tomorrow Charles Ray
will come IN paris Green The
hero Qf this picture In keeping win
the Ray reputation Is country lad
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
aLETs BE FAsHIONABLE.'

Douglas MacLcan and Doris May s
newest starring vehicle. Lets Be
Fashionable" is 90 be brought TO an
end today. The engagement has been
psrtioulsrly delightful 10 those who
appreciate and enjoy the best posi-
bic kind Of light. refined comedy. The
situations are particularly amusing
because they shed a humorous aspect
upon life in the suburbs and the so
cial conventions and aspirations Of
the suburbanites.
beginning tomorrow Jack Pickford
will be seen In "a Double-Dyed De
ceiyer." This picture Is a Goldwyn
production and the screen version OF
a famous story by o. Henry. The
flavor AZ unusualness and human In
torest that always permeated the o
Henry stories Is In strong presence
In "A Douhle-Dyed Detective It's hero
Is a bandit from Texas, who Is known
as Inc "Ilano Kid" whose forte Is
the killing Of greasers and whose life
is spent on the rampage.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

Like a good soldier. the Want Ad
Fou need salu.es you as you run your
bye down the Want columns.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-06-23

Ads and you will invariably succeed.
ADV
Evening journal., 1920-06-23
lFnnTI1GHTs nm sHADOWs.r

There are several big moments In
"Footlights and Shadows" the new
Selznick that has It's last showing az
The Savoy Theatre today. In which
Olive Thomas Is starred. 10 IS by FAR
The best action picture Miss Thoma;
has had and she does not depend on
her remarkable beauty 10 win adj
mirers. for there Is some real actlne
Ia the part and role that she port
rays. Miss Thomas herself a former
"Fbllies" girl is seen as Gloria Dawn,
a beautiful performer in the midnight
revue, who Is pursued by a man
about .own During a performance on
the roof a fire starts, and the man she
loves is tramplu beneath the panic
stricken crowd. Gloria rescues him
and the next day finds herself a hero
inc. Then follows complications
which make the solution Of The plot
Of the most intense interest. The ad-
ded attraction consists OF -Four
Times Foiled," a Special Chester
comedy.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-13
Orders Board of Council
City of Barbourviile

Regular meeting. Feb. 9th, 1920.
RESOLUTIONS. stating the
necessity for and the purpose of
the Board of Council Of the city
of Barbourville, Kentucky, 10
cause Knox street to be improved
and constructed at the expense
of the abutting property owners
with vitrified brick. common
brick, reinforced concrete, as
phalt Kentucky rock. asphalt, or
tarvia. including concrete curb
and gutter brick gutter. cobble
stone gutter or earth gutter. grad
ing the same anti Installing nee
essary drainage and tiling: =
WHEREAS: said street in TIC
city of Barbourville, Kentucky, Is
in depIorable state Of repair;
the health of the people is men
aced by the accumulation Of dirt.
dust and mud and stagnant wat
er; and the immediate and per-
manent improvement Of said
street is hereby declared TO be q
necessity.
Be it therefore resolved by the
Board of Council of the city OF
BarboUrville, Kentucky, that said
Knox Street from the east side of
Allison Avenue to the west side
OF the l.. & N. right-of-way = be
improved by paving the same
with vitrified brick. common
brick. reinforced concrete as
phalt Kentucky rock asphalt, or
tarvia with concrete curb and
gutter, brick curb and gutter,
cobble stone gutter or earth gut
ter, or grading the drainage and
tiling; and it is the purpose of
the Board of Council of the city
of Barbourville, KY, to enact an
ordinance as TO said street for
said improvement at the cost of
the owners of the lands, lots and
parts of lots fronting and abutt-
ing said street under the ten year
plan of payment, said cost to be
apportioned according to the
front feet of property owned by
by each person, firm or corpora
ton fronting and abutting said