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Evening journal., 1920-07-12
ACTS TO
BAR AIRPLANES
Conllnnnd From Finst Page.

Continued From tlRt Page.
facturers all are cunning. It was
stated by representatives Of the com
pany at a recent Congressional hear
ing that the Aerial Transport Com
pany had an option on half Of all the
British obsolete war machines. The
Importation Of several thousand air
planes and their sale here, American
manufacturers admit, practically
would end the sale Of American
planes. The reason for this is that
the syldicate In England got planes
costing originally iOOOOO0OO pounds
sterling for i,0OOOO,0OO pounds and
onc-half the profits from the British
government. Thus IL would he pOssi-
BILE for the Aerial Transport Com
pany far 90 undcrsen American manu-
facmrcrs and still make a huge profit
on their sales. Should the suit AGAINST
them result as in Judge Chatnelds
court they, too, would be prevented
/ from doing business here.
Protects Wright Patents
According 10 manufacturers. the
patent involved in the Chatneld de-
cree, No. S2i 1893. is the one covering
Tie basic idea of stability in fight
which Is maintained by Warping the
WINGS or by use Of aierons on the
wings. Rights TO the invention in
certain foreign countries have been
disposed or The British Wright
Company, owner of the British pat
emf. in a statement made in 1916 in
an aeronaulical paper. announced that
10 had settled with the British govern
ment on payment OF 1900 pounds
n0r past, present and future use OF
the patent on government machines,
but reserved the British rights for
sporting and commercial purposes
/ The same Is true in France.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
ANOTHER DEAD
IN Sim FEIN
BOMB Crime
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peace. At several places conciliatiOn
committees composed OF Catholics,
Protesiants, Orangemen and Sim
Feiners were appointed TO preserve
order during the period OF danger.
Sir Edward Carson, Unionist leader
IN the British Parliament will be the
principal speaker at monster
UniOnist demonstration at Belfast to-
day. 10 was expected the meeting
would result In drafting Of a resolu-
tion calling upon the government to
deal resoutely filth the Sinn-Fein.
Both Unionsts and Sim Feiners
were charging each other with max
ing preparations for trouble, declar-
ing arms had been freely distributed
among The men.
"A heavy force Of British troops
was stationed in the center OF Dub
lin today prepared to 90 in motor
cars to any point where trouble de-
veloped
Similar precautions obtained at
Belfast and Londonderry. AZ The lat
ter place, more than 1000 troops pa
trolled the streets.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
PARK SUPERINTENDENT our

Edward r. Mack. city park super
intendent, was at his office in The Pub
lie Building today. active as ever and
receiving congratulations on his mar
row escape from death last Friday.
when a anee slab OF marble nearly
crushed him. Mr.. Mack was super
intending the removal N the foun-
daiions Of the old Court House from
Caesar Rodney square when he fell
from a pile Of debris As he arose
10 his feet The marble slab crashed
down beside him.
I'm thank mi not 10 have been
covered by a marble slab while /
MAS alive" remarked The superin-
tcndent. adding ne probably would
be thus favored soon enough after
death
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
NEM RUIInING PERAITs.

Inspector Preston has issued the fol-
bNing permits.
Anthony Chszonowsh, 27 Stroud
lircei. alterations. $50
Corbin. Leviton and Nathan. South
iast Corner Fourth and King streets,
licnboard, $780, Hessler. Inc, builders.
W II. foreman. 2i0S-i0 Market
ltreet. alterations, 5000; Rogers and
thompson. BUILDERS.
James Pennetto. 100 West Ninth
ltreet, addition, $3.50; Harvey Black
Nell. builder.
Mr.. Dominlck. 1923 Davis street, ad-
NIlnn 500
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
SUDDEN Death
OFH. ". HATTON
Rell-Known Engineer Suf-
fered Breakdown in Gov
ernment Service
HAD BEEN AWAY TO
UPBUILD HIS HEALTH

Suffering from a nervous breakdown
lrought on by his services for the
iovernment during the war, Herbert
N Hatton, well-known and popular
mgineer. inflicted injuries on himself
ln sunday that resulted in MS death
his morning. We was 3S years old
nd lived at 2lO6 Washington street.
Much regret was expressed today
ly his wide circle OF friends over
lis untimely death. Those who know
lr. HattOn best realize that he was
! martyr 30 patriotic devotion 10 his
pvernment duties during The war
fo was nephew Of r.. Chalkley Hat
bn. formerly city engineer of vii
hlngton. and when the latter left VIII
nington for the wVst Herbert Hat
on. an engineer Of recognized high
lbility, took over his private engi-
leering business When the United
Hates entered the war, Mr.. Hatton
Vent into the service OF the Elmer
ieucy Fleet Corporation, with head
luarters at Washington. His duties
box him all over the country. He
kOrked early and late and remained
n that service long after The war
nded. Six months ago the strain
4 ardent application 30 his govern
nent duties resulted in a nervous
Breakdown. lie went Do Delaware
Mater Gap. where he lived on a farm
br awhile land seemed much i'm
proved. on his return 10 Wflminc-
bn. however. his condition again be-
Hrne worse and a few weeks ago he
Fept 10 a farm at kennett Square TO
York out In the open air. He seemed
p be improving, but yesterday evi-
lently becoming depressed over his
How recovery, he slashed his throat
Nth a knife. lie was rushed 20 the
delaware Hospital In this city, where
e died this morning. He Is sur
lived by a wife and two children.
Bis funeral viii be held Thursday
hternoon. with interment private.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
WHICH ONE Is GUILTY?

Alleged 70 have cOnfessed NO sTeaI-
ing a watch from Robert Weldin, Of
which another Negro had been ac-
ed last night by Police Ohi,er McGil-
Ion.
In Municipal Court this morning,
the case was continued until tomor-
row morning when the case Of Chas.
Walker, the Negro flst accused Of
the Offensc, is set.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
mANE MEARING AT OAK GROyE

Paul kIelner arrested yesierday AZ
Oak Grove on a charge Of irespass
by Constable Harvey C.. Fennimore
and Special officer Elwood Lee. and
John Harrison, William Harrison and
Joseph Leonard. arrested on charges
OF Vagrancy. yesterday, were taken
from The police station at noon for
a hearing before Magistrate Lewis
s, Cloud. at Oak Grove. this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
PYLE-GREENFTELD.

Miss Many 00T0IhY Pyle a cIoTk
in the office Of the superintendent
Of The Public Building, and Gordon
l.. Greenfield. Of Chester. were mar
ried by the Rev. George White Daw-
son In the Epworth NJ. +. parsonage
at s o'clock Saturday evening. Miss
Rehecca Ainsworth was bridesmaid
and Wilmer Beck was the best man.
The young couple will make their
home I'm this city.
The marriage Of Miss Pyle was a
surprise 10 her many friends In the
Public Building.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
PRICES IRREGULAR
AT MARKET OPENING

NEW YORK, July - UNITED Press)
Prices were irregular All the omen
ing OF the New York stock Exchange
today Changes were fractional
Prices We're u. s. Steel %. off Il A.
Baldwin 1891. off 3s: General Motors
26%, off 4 New York Central 7O3, IN
q Reading Of. off is: United Retail
stores SOh, off \ Bethlehem B.. 9iM.
off a Studebaker 75A, or q Ana
conda 81. off 4; Southern Pacific 954,
off Il.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
NEVER AGAIN, MRS.
E. M. BURRIS SAYS

Overcoming misapprehension she
held towards an automobile truck
owned by her husband yesterday
afternoon Mrs. =. NJ. Burris Of Rich
srdson Park consented 20 ride in the
machine. Within a few minutes after
starting she and her husband were
dumped into the road near Elmhurst.
when the steering gear on the car fail
ed 10 work
The machine was dttched and while
Burris tainted. on recovering she de
olared she would never ride in the
truck again
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
S. D. CO. AFTER cIOInNG srORE

The : B Clothing Company which
conducts a clothing store az tho Au-
ditOrum. Eleventh and Madison
streets, have leased the Odd Fellows
Hall, in Chester. Pa, and branch
store viii De opened there. officials
Of the company said This morning
they were planning to lease a Market
sireot property here and establish
permanent headquarters
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
nEPITY snERITF LOSE nOG

Deputy 'Shcrin Thomas X. Parker
is anxious Ia fnd his shepherd dog
which strayed away about a week
ago. Mr. Parker had the dog out
from the leash. 1t ran or. Mr. Par
ker's children were devoted 10 the
dog and are grieyed at its loss. Its
name is Teddy.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
chance TO BUY
PRODUCE CHEAP
CnnlInnel Frnm 81 %

IonInuod Fr0m Flrsf pare.
2 cents a pound for cabbage After
his experience Nfr. Deemer came TO
he decision that the public might
lust as well enjoy the benefit Of what
ac raises. and this morning ne author
bed the following advertisement 20
le printed IN two Wilmington news
i8pers
'FoR SALE-Fresh vegetables. pull
n while YOU walt String beans %
tents a basket. cabbage. 3 cents a
bound beeis, cents a bunch: other
harden truck reiailod al wholesale
lrices. See $. S. Deemer's gardener,
Kew Castle"
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
VACATIONISTs MAY HAVE ROCKS

Nacalionists who are going out Of
town can obtain books from the Free
Library for more than four weeks.
which is the usual period for which
books are issued This announce
ment was made today by Arthur l..
Bailey, librarian Library assistants
will be glad 20 give fun details.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
HIKE FnR ~ RnYs.

The ozone Club Of The Boys Dl-
vision Of the Y. NJ c. A.. will 80 on
a country hike at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The boys are requested TO
bring eatables which can be cooked
over a camp FIRE. There will be
baseball and other games. A. II. Deni-
son. assistant boys work secretary Of
the association, will be in charge.
The hikers will return in the even
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
CITY UsEs LES MATER.

A marked decrease in the consump-
tion OF wafer i'm This city, was re-
ported al iodays meeting OF the
Board Of Water Commissioners. The
consumption last week was 97iJO0O0
gallons, which is a decrease of u.
i9i 900 gallons below the correspond
ne week OF last year The pumpage
for last week was 76.6iO3OO gallons
which Is a decrease Of 1896, 100 sal
Ions below the corresponding week
Of last year.
The bank balances are: Current
fund. si29652i; special fund. So
59S96; current payroll, s2,2if07, and
special payroll. Sii9.7S
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
ARMY mo- GET HIlI.

As it was found that he was absent
from his post without leave and had
not been discharged from the army. as
he told the court, when arraigned on
Saturday Thomas Rogan. a soldier
charged with being drunk, was held
for his commanding officer by Deputy
Judge Finger. in Municipal Court this
morning
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
All COPS HUNT rus LOCIET

Practically every Patrolmcn was on
ihe lookout for a small gold heart
shaped locket and chain that was
lost by "a damghier OF patrolmen Ar
thur Rodenhciser yesterday. The
tween Fourth and Market streets and
West Presbyterian church Sunday
school The finder Is requested TO res
turn the locket to the flrst policeman
he meets
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
CITY Deficit
IS ONLY $4,000
Continued From First Page.

salaries paid many city clerks were
increased and there were numerous
other items that called for an expenl-
ture which had not been foreseen
when the budget was prepared
In speaking Of the financial condi-
ton Of the city at present. one official
Of Council said today 10 was possible
TO reduce the deficit through the CO.
operation Of the various city depart
ments, all Of whom kept within their
appropriations Coupled with this CO.
operation the sum received from the
Water Department was larger than
had been anticipated
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
RELIGIOUS SERVICES

The Rey H. r. A. Tunstall. pastor
of the A. NJ f. Church at Belvedere.
which Is on the outskirts Of Newport.
will preach tomorrow evening in St
Paul's A. NJ. F. Church. Eleventh and
Poplar streets. Mr.. Sheppard is in
charge Of The services which are be-
ing conducted by John +. Seeney.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
DISCUSSES NEW FDT-cATION

That individuality inherent I'm each
child should be developed and mot
stihed was asserted by Marietta l..
Johnson, director OF the Organic
schools at Fairhope, Ala. and Green
wich, Conn, in an address on What
Is Education2 2' before a large audi
ence yesterday afternoon in the
woodland Theatre at Arden.
Organic education" she said. "is
based upon the principle that each
individual is a separate organism.
and that the system Of education
should be Of such a character as 10
develop the child along the lines
which nature has ordained for it,"
Miss johnson told Of the work ac-
complished at the Fairhope school
Here children are not given books
until they seek them.
The plan is in a degree similar TO
that Of Tolstoy, the famous Russian
educator and Mrs. johnson and many
other prominent exponents Of the or
ganic system express confidence that
it tends TO make the getting OF an
education a pleasure. "Instill the
child first with a desire TO learn. q"
said Mrs Johnson, land its educa-
tion beomes an easy matter"
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
NUDGE LENIENT on FIGHTERS.

On a charge Of disOrderIy c0nduc7
in a restaurant at Fourth and Market
streets, yesterday, John f. Dillon, z
sailor, was dismissed and Harolc
Bradow, a soldier. and Walter J
shelton were dismissed on paymen
Of COSTS. by Deputy Judge Finger ir
Municipal Court today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
CANOE CLuR FoLKs AT HoME.

Thiriy-flve members OF the Della
ware Canoe Club returned 20 this city
last night after a weeks camping trir
spent on Elk and Back rivers. Four
Captain Leonard Crosby was in charr,
Of the trip The cruise began al Elk
ton and terminated at Randalia. near
the mouth Of Back Greek.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
CATHOLIC CLUR ENdOYs PICNIC.

Sixty members Of the Young Ladies'
Club, an auxiliary Of the Brownson
Library Association held a picnic
yesterday at Lorewood Grove. The
picnicers left in auto trucks. Various
games, music and refreshments COM
prised the days program.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
NEW YnRK CnTTnN

NEW YORK, July ~ UNITED Pressl
The market opened firm today. Oc-
tober sold at 1850. up Sc: December
3i9O, up %, January 3ijO up co;
March 3O4S, up % May 1880 up %.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
CHILDREN AT CRAP GAME.

Halle Moore. Negress. aged IS
years. and Joseph Butler. Negro, aged
"a years, were arrested Saturday
afternoon by Omcer Blackiston on a
charge OF being present at a crap
game and were turned over To- the
Juvenile Court because Of their ages.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
DENIES SPEEDING. is FTNFD

Albert W1uenherg was fined $40
and costs by Deputy Judge Finger in
speeding in Claymont street. between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, on
Saturday afternoon. He denied the
charge
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
IINERpnnI CnTTnN

LINEHpOOL, July i2 lUnlied Pressl
Spots opened duh today with prices
steady. up 20 TO 27 points Receipts
totaled 5000 bales all American. Sales
amounted to 1900 bales including 1000
American.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
THREE WOULD BECOME COPS.

50 Tar Ihore are only Ihrcc annll-
canis 90 be considered tomorrow by
The Board Of Police COmmissi ioners
for places on the police force. which
Is a considerable drop from that OF a
week ago when about 80 names were
submitted 90 the board
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
n,RRIEN Tn FACE TRIAL

William O'Brien, Of 1908 Gilpin
avenue will be given a hearing this
afternoon before Magistrate ellis on
charge Of a maintaining a still for
making liquor. He was arrested on
July 2.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
ICutiCura Soap.
-IS IDEAL-AI
For the Hands.
sosp. .Oin tneut Taieurn z5c. everywhere Forsampes
address: outieurA ALa6oratorissD z haldsn. hals

Regular quarterly dividend No. 20.
S75 per share, on the First and Second
Preferred Capital Stock of the Charles
Warner Company, has been declared
payable July -, 10 holders Of record
June 30. 1920. Checks will be mailed.
A dividend Of S1.OO per share on the
Common Capital Stock Of Charles War
ner Company has been declared payable
July -, to holders Of record June 30,
1920 Checks will be mailed.
A. ID. WARNER. JR.. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

o6adiC., cmIGAGo, 10, ,iI July i2(United Press)-
Corn, July 1852; Sept i6OAGA; Dec.
oats; July 99ah; Sept H1ka99h ;
DEG 1919.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
,snI1RE HAs NEW CIERK.

Miss Mary p Haney, clerk 10 the
Office Of Magistrate Broman. re-
signed her position Saturday She is
succeeded by Miss Anna Toomer, SAB
CLAYTON street
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
MEDALS ron USHER posi-.

State medals will be presented to
members Of John Fisher Post. No. rs.
American Legion. tonight Delegates
also will be elected 20 the State con-
Yenllon.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
NATHAN MIIJFR IN CANAnA

Nathan Miller. head Of the Miller
Brothers Company, has extended his
furnhure-buying trip from Grand
Rapids 10 Toronto, Canada. He viii
arrive home In a few days.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
pRFSFNT. IIF DRFW FINF

Pleading guilty 20 a charge Of being
present at crap game. Henry Smith.
Negro. was fined 50 and costs by
Deputy judge Finger in Municipal
Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
OVERCOME EXHAUSTION

Iiorsford's Acid Phosphate
banshcs that tired feeling wholesome
tonic drink for brain, nerve and body
Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company, dupont Build
ing furnish the following quotations
Of local securities:
Evening journal., 1920-07-12
THEIR AUTn IN nITCH.

Driven into ditch al Elmhurst
yesterday afternoon, an automobile
belonging to h. NJ. Burris was slight
ly damaged. Mr.. and Mrs. Burris
who were the only occupants OF the
machines, were given a shaking up
but were uniniured.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12

10 aid in reorganizing the Ukrainlan
army.
Evening journal., 1920-07-12

Business partnerships may be form
ed 20 advantage this month through
the Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
On the ISSUE Of
Americanism There Can
Be NO Compromise

October, 1919" allows that this color is
equivalent TO Nervous Recuperative, cor
relating with Contentment."
Greenish Yellow, we are also informed 'fs
equivalent to Nervous Stimulant, correlating
with penetration, whilst Violet is equivalent
TO Mental Recuperative, corTelatihg with de-
termination"
Hold on. Don't 20 away There's more.
Pleased subscribers testify to the good
they have got from reading Zero. For in
stance, Fania Romanoff writes: Dear Zero:
You are thrice and once welcome as the
unit released from surfeited to the re-
ceptive 4. / wonder how rare are those
who will absorb. mentally, the generous
value of opportunity you present to chaos
charged era"
j wonder, too.
Now wait, Mabel Don't co. Here's the
whole business clearly explained in figures,
equals % and 1-12: .0S33 plus, and 1-16:
.0625. 0833-.0625x12: .2406, it follows
that 0 is TO / as .2496, or more exactly .2496
plus, which is slightly less than ", cannot
be proved by the existing system of arith-
metic TO be exactly one-fourth." (Shut the
window. Don't let those squirrels inD
/ remember once in the good old days an
Amherst professor of mathematics got
drunk at an initiation at the fraternity
house and said something like that.
And here's the whole gist of the matter
in nutshell, and plain as pikestaff:
Universal principle is universal charac-
teristic universally fixed in specific function
universally variable in specific scope, uni
vcrsally adapted to specific restriction, and
universally adequate to ordained liability"
Now it's all explained, so run along. And
do hope you will say nothing to anybody
about this 1t might get to the keeper and
he'd take me back to my cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
IsY DIR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1919. by Frank Crans)

One Of the most helpful little publications
that finds its way TO my desk every few
years is Zero on one side and Orez on the
other.
Orez looks like it is-just Zero spelled
backward. But il is more than that. You
should keep your eye peeled for cryptic
meanings these days when Lodge, Doyle,
Macterlinck and Co. are getting wireless
news from the spirit world right along, and
every theatrical manager on Broadway is
rehearsing spook play.
Really and truly, when you get the ESQ
teric idea, Orez is The Fourth Dimension.
Maybe you don't know what that is? This
magazine tells you, as follows: 'Abstracty.
the Fourth Dimension is the characteristic
of identity; concretely, ii is specific grav-
ity." So there you are. Please don't ask
me again.
Zero seems to have been suspended dur
ing the war. The editor explains that this
is due 10 "such straits of hestancy in
grained or imposed as intensity or subdue
determination to self-assertion." In other
words, shell shock.
1t is stated that Zero enters existence
possessed of nothing but inherent poten-
TALLY. II has no assets, contributors, read
ers or editors" II il don't watch out, some
one will buy it.
The present issue Is in four sheets of
four separate colors. The first is kinda
yellowish. and contains, besides news of
Fourth Dimension happenings, a picture
called Evolution" II is considerably mixed,
this picture, but Is not original. ] saw
the same thing once when Charlie Kelley
hit me on the head with a baseball bat when
l was boy.
One sheet is tinted Orange, and Miss
Beatrice Irwin, who contributed tints of
paper used in inserts of Zeros published in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16
RArs rRnHRITIsIIERs

Editor The Star: Your correspond
cnt. Subscriber says some very
hard things about Americans who
believe IN the principles OF the Amer
lean government. and who. therefore.
are In full accord with the principle
OF the INSTRUMENTATION Of peoples
In it's application 10 the question OF
Irish freedom. This person rants
like rahid pro Britisher or fool.
OF one thing we may be sure; II
In n person who hates every funda'
mental principle OF Americanisin. IL
talks nbout war with England. and
leaves little doubt that in such an
event subscriber" would be paci-
fist and Stacker OF the most pro
nounced kind.
"subacriber" ourh 20 know. fur
thcrmorc. that the Irish republic
loan viii be subscribed in full. pos
Eibly twice over: and that numbered
among such subscribers ALL be the
best and trucst men in America
IL subscriber" wants TO call the
friends OF irish freedom names, let
this person return 20 England and
start In on the British labor party.
which party represents the best and
faircat class OF the British people.
But there the friends OF Ireland are
not called cranks or pro.German. and
think subscriber" wouldn't last
long II tho person tried II. 1t is SAT
or just now to siur Americans. but
even hero Il may be ero long that
people OF the stripe Of Subscriber"
will be forced to disclose their iden.
tity and establish their right TO speak
for America. Il. II. SPARKS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-16

HE GETS IT CHEAPER

Editor The Star; Enclosed clipping
from today's star sayH Canadian
whisky Is bringing $50 a quart In
Seattle.
You certainly have been sadly mis-
informed an 90 the price. or else you
have been buying from some prof
it~er. or can II be possible that you
ars -rsandlnr I'M" % boost the prtcef
However that may b.. I have been
very fortunate In getting the afor~
said Canadian for 10 silver stmo
Icons and believe mo It's the genuine
good old stuff. II does not make one
ory.~ycd. nor does II mako one spit
COTTON. nor scc moccasina. cotton
mouths. horned toads. gila monsters.
lizards. sidcwinders. centpcdcs. or
scorpions Simply warns the cookies
OF ones heart
hope this win not come 70 the
notice Of my "purvcyor." for II "
does. then all will be off with me.
for at that price its good night
and | won't be In "a position 10 take
my morning and evening constitu-
tionai-for that's my limit 40 TAR as
imblbing n concerned.
Can't you consistently correct this
quotation by tho typographical cr.
ror route" so as 10 read for Ssof
Thank you
Yours In suspense.
ALMOST DRY.