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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
POSTAL CLERK ACCUSED
OF POSING AS A BANDIT
Washington Papers Said He Came
From Wilmington, But This
is an Error.
special Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch 10 Livery Evening
Washington. Nov 5-The " Washington,
ID. &. papers Of Wednesday contained a
news item relative to the arrest Of Emmett
r West, charged with havirg held up a
female clerk IN charge Of the du PoEt
Circl. postal station IN this city al the
point OF a revolver and obtaining about
$50 from a safe in the office
West was IN disguise, II is said, but was
a temporary employe Of the du Pont
postal station.
The news articles on commenting there
on states he obtained Il transfer 10 the Viii
mington. Delaware. postoffce. coming
from there 10 Washington. This last
statement Is an error, as the Wilmington,
Delaware, postofhce, never had West
their employ, but he was employed for
a time. Il Is said at Wilmington, North
Carolina.
Wilmington, Delaware. has been per
haps more free from depredations by
postal employees than any city Of lis size
10 the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
REPRISALS FOLLOW KILLING.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Nenagh. County Tipperary, Ireland
Nov. 5.-Lieutenant Hamilton was shot
dead while motorcycling near here last
evening. Two men who were arrested on
suspicion of having killed Lieutenant
Hamilton attempted to escape and were
shot dead
Reprisals followed the officers death.
Licensed premises and q printing office
were destroyed by fire and creamery was
blown UP with bombs and the machinery
smashed The inhabitants Of Nenagh
fled into the surrounding country. The
noise Of firingand explosions was heard
throughout the night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
co. P. MAJORITY
Of 100 IN HOUSE
RECORD BREAKER
Greatest Ever Given Any Paffy
Senate q Pepubliran 81
Lead of 11
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dnfrifriv r'o 're iarf
re.urrs irnm 33- ~ertrr'-
total ~ a@2 ,ara ~sf
didatrs tad t ,p
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ast ~ tter lrrrar-a- adnm
rnit'od ho- tad gwen t.re -ar
M ~ state 10 tdtNlr sionfar
brought he Harding total .r fn ne ga
marx
Yos4s-davs count Is 0kiahnrna
s7lrsd 'h.. ation raw women -nfsrs
Represent stlvr n ne uer iau~e
Nii.s Ahre kouerfsnn f hiissngue t
farmer ard rrqfaurant wrer AsH
Rnberfaon was an aufi-Viii rn glsi rrinr (
The adoption ~ 80 Nlnafe~nfh Arsena-
nent and made ~ or zresslnnai raea
20 SEQ n tha non msant wt~n 'neN
'hrlst the vo'e N ls
Farzn. = D.. nov After Gaming
behind n 'ha vote since -.erfirn zhf
Governor LINN Fraser Repuhhcan .ar.
didate. endorsed ~ ~ Non-Flrfiaan
league. sFTlLE info he eau rariy '0da n
IN ne Elhernaf0TIal rarr heing 1nrr
than 500 v1'es shead 81 rw JemnrfafI
opponent I tt onror Return
from 50 prpcinr-s gave -aEi~r f IL
and Gt 0nnur i03.6l2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
BEATS WARDEN TO DEATH
Prisoner al Mount Holly y
With Delrium Tremens. Cses
Iron Bar With Deadly Efect
By Associated press - every v-nins

Mount Ho.y sos taw
kf,g isy warden r- 1ur rgrn
count, AL. Ra- beaten -ata Fth
ron -a1 ru ~ aa
Harrv tsay er.-onrr ,.n vas saa
he -3.Terng -um .elr.m rH'
Charles vernon -st s-
attacked and r -a4a ag
Mount Hous Hospita.
\ssy ,rrorulng ~ sheriff Havnr- tar
arrested last gEf .1r sr.-Nelur'r
day ,hr Ia. physician pres ."4 l.''4''i
which vas frequently Csel .e --r
shortly r-i0r. Haaa. ben Nrs a-rr-l
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t,av atta.se1 Hun D,th .hr "a. aaa rea
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
WILLYS- OVERLAND PLANT TO
CLOSE, Is. 900 WORKERS OUT
associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Toledo Ohio, Nov. 5. announcement
was made here today that the WHY'S
Overland automobile plant normally
employing around $4,000 workers, VIII
be shut down tomorrow for inventory
and viii remain closed Tor An indefinite
period
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
INCOME TAX AUTHOR
LOSES IN TENNESSEE
Returns Indicate Defeat Of Cor
dell Hull. Ono Of Leading Demo
Gratis on Ways and Means
Committee.
By Associated Press to Every Evening


Memphis. Tenn. Nov with Ten
ncssee definitely in the Republican cleo
toral column, returns gathered by news
papers indicated early today that the
Republicans had captured five Of the
States ten seats IN the lower House Of
Congress. Two members Of Tennessee
present Congressional delegation are Re
pubhcans.
In the Fourth district, on the face Of re-
turns still incomplete, " +. Clouse, Re-
publican, Was leading Representative
Cordell Hull, Democratic national COM
mitteeman from Tennessee, author OF the
present Income Tax law and leading MEM
ber of the ways and means committee, BY
less than 300 votes. Incomplete tabula-
ton OF the vote IN the Eighth district
gives Lon A. Scott. Republican. sllght
lead over Gordon Browning, Democrat.
Early returns had indicated the election
of both Hull and Browning
The election III the Third district Of
Joseph Brown, Republican, over John 4.
Moon. Democratic incumbent, has been
conceded By the Democrats, while IN the
First and Second districts. Republicans
were elected. Both districts at present are
reported IN congress by Republicans
Nashville. Tenn. Nov. 5. Returns re-
ceived by the Nashville Banner today
from the Fourth Congressional district
where Representative Huh, Democrat, j:
having a close race with ". F. Clouse
Republican, still Indicate the reelection O
Hull. With Morgan and Fentress coun
ties missing. Hun has lead Of 2,60.
votes. The Nashville Tennesseean re
ports that Fentress has given LOO ma
iority for Clouse aud that Morgan count,
was carried by Clouse by 700 to 500. Thu
would give Hull lead of 700 to 500 votes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Hardlns's Ohio Lead 3s5 900

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 5.-With only
twenty-three precincts TO be heard from
on President Senator Harding has a
plurality in Ohio of 395, los over Gov
ernor Cox. The vote stood. Harding,
l,I6I,05S; Cox, 765, $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
u. S. VESSEL FOR HARDING
President Orders Battleship to be
Placed at His Disposal for
Canal Zone Visit.
ax Assoeitaed Press 20 Every EVENING

Washington, Nov president Will
son TODAY directed Secretary Daniels to
place battIeship at the disposal of presi-
dent-elect Harding for his contemplated
The President also instructed Mr.. Dan
iels 10 offer Mr.. Harding the use of the
Presidential yacht Mayhower to convey
him and the members of his party to
Hampton Roads to go aboard the battle
ship.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
CAL |F0RN|A ALIEN LAND
BILL CARRIED BY 8 TO |
New Treaty With Japan Expected
to be Ready for Senate
in a Month

San Francisco, Nov California,
hv threc-to-one vote Tuesday. approved
the Anti-Alien Land bill. a measure IN
tendod to restrict tenure Of land by nom
assimilable aliens Returns from Sab
Of the States 6,l54 precincts showed
4s3. .0l5 voted 70 adopt the measure, with
1887 81 against It.
Los Angeles, Cal. Nov Complaint
against Consul I jiro Oyama has been sent
10 the State Department by the ANTI
Asiat lc Association Of Los Angeles. II
charges that the consul used his office as
ba Sc for campaign against the Anti
Alien Land bill. which passed nj Tuesday 5
election The ASSOCIATION declares this 70
bt "a gross breach Of diplomatic privilege
Members Of the japanese colony here
! have wired the Japanese Ambassador at
! Washingt on denying the association ;
/ charges against Oyana,
! Washington. Nov 5.-The State De
| partment Will examine any evidence IN
/ s,Ipport OF the charge that the Japanese
/ consul at Los Angeles advised American
! voters not to cast their ballots IN favor
i Of the alien land ownership referendum,
I hut viii not investigate mere assertion,
il was learned. Complaints have been
received by the department which has
/ asked for specific evidence.
Substantial progress has been made by
the State Department and the japanese
/ Embassy in the drafting OF the new COM
mercial treaty, which will give 70 Japa-
nese in the United States equal rights
with the nationals OF any other nation
In this country.
Toxic, Nov 4-When confirmation has
oeen received that the people of Calfor-
mia have voted In favor of the proposed
land law in that state Japan will lodge q
protest in Washington, pointing out
that the measure conflicts with japanese
treaty rights, according to the 1orozu
Choho, an independent organ which
| quotes a foreign official 10 this effect
Formal negotiations, the newspaper says
will follow and an agreement permanent
lv removing the cause Of the trouble may
be expected 10 be reached
The Hochi Shimbun reports that Shide
hara. Japanese ambassador IN Washing
ton, and Secretary of State Colby have
| reached an agreement bv which japan
! will stop immigration TO the United States
in return for which America will accorc
Japanese now IN America the same treat
ment as other foreigners.
Washington. Nov. 5.-Formal protest
bv Japan against the adoption of the anti
alien land law by California would be Z
usual course in diplomatic procedure, ac
cording to international lawyers here.
Discussion Of the California law, which
was begun many weeks ago by STATE
Department officials ard the Japanes'
ambassador, viii be resumed early mex
week
While it is denied shat final agreemen
has been reached it is understood tina
Secretary Colby and Ambassador Shide
hara have agreed that the California Law
will not be retroactive in effect, applyini
only to japanese who may hereafter conn
to the United States. Whether this agree
nent includes stoppage Of Japanese i'm
migration as reported at Toxic could no
be learned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Admitted He Was Drunk.

George Jones, pleaded guilty to drunk
enaess in Municipal Court today and was
fined $40 and costs He claimed 10 have
done his drinking in Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Charged With Non Support.

Roy Kitchen was arrested on charge
of non-support, preferred by his wife,
this morning lie will be given hearing
m Municipal Court tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
SECRETARY or STATE.
Governor Elect Denney HAs 10, oasiaef
"a Matter.

SpyciA. Dl>gafca Fr,n staf nf roaH.n1e4 b
Dover \.t N...ltu
ney who ou ru,,4At Nt- ..,..,,l sufrI.
II Delaware h4. art rer trr ico
be o4ll name i, -ccrrtar, state
Whom asked about che matter 'oaa
bv an Every Evening ma0 IL sa.t 'r ta
not gwen he matter an. serious 1's
AMI had no aunouncsmcn, maAe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
RECOGNITION OF MEXICO.
London Expected TO Take Favorable
Action as Soon as L. 5. Does.

By Associate Press TO Eery Evening
London, Nov British recognition Of
Mexico As expected to follow shortly recog
nIt,on bv the United States, according to
Niguel Covarrubias, former Mexican
minister at London, who resigned his post
az foreign minister under the present
MEXICAN regime IN August and returned to
Tngland on a mission for his government.
Since his arrival Senior Coyarrubias has
had only informal conversations with the
British foreign office, but he takes the
view that the recent statement by Secre-
lion and also the legalizing by the Mex
can Congress last week Of General Obre-
yon' : election 10 the Presidency are lead
,ng up To full recognition Of Mexico by the
T-nited States and Great Britain.
Santiago Chile, Nov Chile has de
cided TO recognize the new government in
4 4 -. a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Amusemenls rOnlshL
Weather Forecast.

By Associated trcss a. eFc.F nNrn.ls
Washing ton Nuy fo.rN4ri fDt l'N.n
ware
Fair ton,ght Aui >at.eda. a. aAas,
temperature.
Sun NIOON rENtrEkAl hI ANN .tt'E
sun rose this morning
sun sets this AftCrnoon .h
sun rises tomorrow moru.nA
sun sets tOmorruW Afternoon HAH
Moon riscs tomorrua mnrniug Ia
Length of lay. % hoDfa. lb nlnH
I u m Yesterday
a. IA today
Noon TODAY
Highest tempCra fAtr Yesterday '
Lowest temperature last mlshl
Hign tide this INrl.Nt
High tide tunisht
Low tide this mornIus
low tide lhis Afternoon ta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

Fargo. n. D., Nov 5.-Elcction Of
DIR. r. +. Ladd, Republican and Non
Partisan League choice, as Senator from
North Dakota was conceded late yes
terdav by Ssenbjorn Jonson, chairman
of the Democratic State Central Commit
tee.
When Governor Lynn J. Frazier, Re
publican and Non-Partisan, had cut to
$500 the lead given j. +. I. O'Conner,
Democrat, in the gubernatorial contest
when l.699 precincts out OF 2,09l had
reported, the Fargo Forum, a pro O'Con-
nor paper announced Frazier had been
reelected by a majority of about 5000
votes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

School children need Clover Dairy
Sefe Milk. Phone l5f0.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

Spend money wisely Buy Clover Dairy
Safe Milk. Phone I540, ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

sos worth OF records free Alfred Piano
Co. 2l0 West Ninth street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

storm Doors. Storm SASH. No-oa
closures llnda.l >on OLA aint.
st. eet-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
BECKHAM is DEFEATED.
Ernst, Republican, Chosen Senator by
Kentucky.
/ ssociatod Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Louisville, ky., Nov. 5.-Election OF
Richard J. Ernst, Republican candidate
for United States Senator from Kentucky,
seemed assured last night when the vote
from all but twelve precincts in the State
gave him lead of 1888 oser his Demo-
cratic opponent, Senator j. {. ". Beck
ham.
Returns from 3,2I4 preci nets ont Of
3,226 in the State gave Erns Rep,
462 $40: Beckham DEM, 455,002.
Governor Cox, however, had major
ity of 1858 over Senator Harding with
but nine precincts missing in the Presi-
dental contest. The vote in 3,2l7 pre-
cincts gave Harding 45S,623; Cox, 1872
5SI
The result OF the voting in one pre-
cinct in Kentucky probably will not be
known. A fight took place at the polls an
the ballot box was stolen, according TO q
telephone report here today, THIS was
in Breathitt county, in the heart OF the
mountain district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Elan wris, watches.

Collin, ana Never .oi Ne
stLeet Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
SIX MORE SET
SPEECHES FROM PORCH
BY GEORGE R. HOLMES

MARION. O.. Sept. Ex-senator War
rem G. Harding will make at least
siv set speeches on various issues OF
the campaign from his front porch be-
fore Sept. 20, when he is scheduled
to leave Marion for a short swing
through several Mid-western states.
The senator's program has been
lightened somewhat for the final ten
days of the stay at home. allowing
him more time for golf and recrea-
tinn. which he has been neglecting
lately.
Tomorrow. constitutional Day" tho
senator will deliver a speech in which
he will fire several additional volleys
at the democratic position on the lea
que ct nations and stress the need
for America to adhere strictly TO the
constitution.
on Saturday Senator Harding VIII
address a large number OF foreign
born citizens from various large cit,
ies cf the country on the duties OF
citizenship.
No delegations were due in Marion
today and Senator Harding planned to
spend a good part of the time work
ing on the speeches which are COM
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
EXTRA
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-Frank L. Smith
this afternoon took the lead over Con-
gresham VIM. L. Mckinley in yes
terday's primary contest for nomin-
alton for Y. s. senator
Smith. on the face Of returns from
2,9o7 precincts out Of 5.7S7 in the
state led Mckinley by 23, $50 votes.
IN the democratic contest for nom
inations Cor U. S, senator Robert (
Burke. led by Peter A Walter by only
113 votes at l o'clock. on returns from
1855 precincts, which gave Burke 2I,-
SIS, and Walter q ,533
In the republican race for euber-
material nomination the so-caIled
"Tammany" faction Of the party. with
Len Small at the head Of the ticket.
apparently had defeated the regular
republicans with Lieut.. Gov John v.
Oglesby as the candidate for COVER
nor on the face Of returns from 2.s4S
precincts. These returns gave Small
1ss, ,42o; Oglesby 1928
Former Senator James Hamilton
Lewis easily led his only opponent in
the democratic race for governor Re-
turns from 1,3ss precincts gave Lewis
1856 and Barrett O'Hara. 1855.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
ANGERED BECAUSE
BABY WAS Girl.

Enraged because their child was
born girl instead of boy. Benjamin
B Barman left his home in Hammond,
October 81. 1919 and has not lived with
his family since then.
SIch is the allegation made by mis-
wife. Retta Barman. in her complaint
for divorce which was filed this morn
ing by Attorney ". NJ Bruce in the
Hammond superior court.
Mrs. Barman says they were married
November 10. 1917, but that her hus-
band never provided here with a home
He refused TO purchase furniture and
during the nearly two years they lived
together they either occupied furnished
rooms or lived with Mrs Barman's
mother. She says he frequently re-
mained away from home Saturday ev-
ening until sunday night and spent his
spare time playing cards.
Their first children were twins but
they lived only a short time. Then
the daughter was born which brought
the break in the family. Barman IS
said to have declared he would not
support a ''-- damn girl" and that
was all there was to it. The wife
says he is wholly worthless and de-
void OF any Of the finer sensibilities Of
a man" and hence she wants a divorce
and the custody Of the child.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
c. Y. c. HEADQUARTERS
RAIDED FOR GAMBLING

Although the switchmen's vacation
has been called off. the old headquart
ers of the c. Y. A. at the corner Or
State Line and State streets. in West
Hammond. are still being maintained.
Last night the place was raided by
West Hammond police.
Night Sergeant John Okraj and Pat
rolman Joe Ulandowski dropped in ot
the switchmen's hall at 1850 o'clock
having been informed that the place
was also being used as a gambling
resort. They found a game IN pro-
gress in the small room adjoining the
main hall. Six men were seated at
the table. All were arrested ard tax
en- to the station along with the evi-
dence which was on the table.
The men furnished bonds and will
appear for trial before Judge Kowal
ski later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
HARDING AT
BALTIMORE ON 9th

NEW YORK. Sept. Ex-senator Hard
ing's campaign speech in Baltimore was
fixed for September ~ by his itinerary
managers today. On Sept 2S the re-
publican nominee is TO speak in Wheel
ing, w. Va. and the following day in
Ashland Ky.
The senator's New York visit has
been tentatively scheduled for Oct. %
25. though arrangements for the
leasing of Madison Square garden.
where he is 10 make his main speech.
are still pending. It was stated at re-
publican national headquarters here to-
day that Elihu Root and Charles Evans
Hughes would speak at the same meet
Ing if the tentative date proves feasible
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
STATE LINE
AND SIBLEY
GETS GARAGE

One Of the largest garages and auto
salesrooms in the Calumet region is to
be erected soon by H. S. Morris at the
corner of State Line and Sibley SITS
Hammond. Mr. Morris who is al
present engaged in business in East
Chicago. expects soon TO transfer his
interests to Hammond.
The garage which will be admirably
located will have a floor space OF H.
600 square feet for storage and repair
work. The building will have 136
feet frontage on Sibley street and l20
feet on State LiPe street. In addi-
tion the garage food there will be
spacious office and show rooms The
entire building will be of fire. proof
construction and viii be steam heated i.
The cost is expected to be approxi-
mately $4,000. J. T. Hutton & sons
the Hammond architects. have been in
structed to prepare plans and specia-
cations for the building at once and
actual construction work will start as
soon as possible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
WHITING CHILD
HURT BY AUTO

WHITING. IND, Sept. 1.-THE four
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs Morse
OF 7ss Indiana boulevard was quite
badly injured yesterday morning when
struck by an automobile owned by
Mr.. Cudahy OF Chicago, a Sinclair OIL
Co. official, which was driven by his
chauffeur. The child had Just start
ed to kindergarten. and was on his
way to school when the accident hap
pened. The victim was taken to the
office OF DR.. Shimp and later to the
office of Dr. Hoskins. where the N-Ray
was used. but no bones were found to
be broken. He. however. sustained =
laceration of the scalp. a confusion Of
the forehead. his face and back were
very badly bruised and the skin torn
from his left arm. The driver was
absolved from blame.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
CROWN POINT
CAMPAIGN STARTS
NEXT SATURDAY

GROWN POINT, Ind. Sept. 10
The republican campaign will open
here on Saturday night with a big
gathering at Central Music Hall
Four speakers have been assigned
for the meeting at Crown Point. They
will oe Mr. McCray. Senator Watson.
Representative Will r Wood and MisJ
Eleanor P. Barker Of indianapolis.
A big crowd will undoubtedly be
present to hear this well known quar-
tet.c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16

The many pupils and friends OF H
z. Wilson. formerly physical instruct
or in the grades OF the Hammond pub
lie schools. and who may not recognize
the uniform and military title. will be
pleased to learn of his success and ac-
tiv!ties since leaving Hammond in 1918
Mr.. Wilson was commissioned First
Lieutenant in the Sanitary Corps and
assigned TO various posts a a physical
intructor. making good IN each station.
In training soldiers. especially avia-
tors. he became interested and took the
flying course. finally being commits
stoned First Glass Flyer with the
rank OF First Lieutenant. At March
Field. California, he had charge Of the
entire physical direction at the can
tenement. IN 1919 following his dis
charge. he was employed as the physi-
cal director OF the Riverside. Califor-
MIA, Public schools; giving great sat-
isfactIon. ne was re-ernployed in 1920.
at an increase IN salary: in addition
he was placed N cx4rge OF the Y. NJ.
c. a Gymnasium at a handsome SAL
ary; and also employed by the City OF
Riverside TO have supervision of the
Public Play grounds during the sum
mer months
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-16
(BULLEru

NEW YORK, Sept. 1e.-Dwtgb+ MO-
~" o1 y =. Morgan C Co., o1aoially
states that mono OF the partners OF the
AAorsan concern was injured, due to the
TACT that they were presen. at a con-
ference IN the Morgan omces on the
second floor of the building. Among
1nose present We're Thomas W, Lamont
George Whitney, Elliott c, Bacon ara
MIR. Morrow. Thomas Cochran left tba
city last night.