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Evening journal., 1920-04-27
us. OBJECTS
To MANDATE
IN ARMENIA
Senators Fear America
Would BE Involved in
War Under Plan
HITCHCOCK BELIEVES
PEOPLE ARE AGAINST

WASHINGTON. April q. United
Press Rejection of the Allied proc
posal that The United STATES accSlt
the mandate Tor Armenia was forecast
today when senator Hitchcock ad-
minisiraii0n spokesman. declared he
did not believe the American people
would sanction such a proceeding
Added 10 Republican comment which
declared the plan was an attempt 90
wish on MS the pOOrhOuse of the
world" Hiichcock's attitude was be
lieVed tO indicate definitely that Con
gress will never give ITS consent 90
senators take the position that the
Allied statesmen have stripped the
near East of everything they want
and now offer 90 the United states
the mandate Tor Armenia.
This mandate would Involve Ameri-
ca In larce expenditures. and possibly
war, 10 Is held
II do not believe the American pco-
pie viii support our taking the man
date FOR Armenia" Hitchcock snid
The boundaries OF Armenia have not
vet been defined and when they are
| ID Is probable that large Turkish areas
Will b. included II that happens
conflicts between the Aimonians anf
Turks would DE inevitable and w'
would he involved u might not b'
Continued un page TWO.
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UNDERWOOD IS
SENATE LEADER

WASHINGTON April q United
Press. senator Underwood. Of Ala
bama, today was elected Democratic
leader Of the senate by unonimOus
vote Of The minority. The caucus at
which Underwood was selected lasted
about i've minutes.
Underwood said he had no state
ment of policies 10 make at This time
and that he did not contemplate an
immediate visit TO the White House.
lie intimated that another. caucus
might be held 10 discuss party plans.
He said he had no plans regarding
the treaty or the peace resolution cx-
cept that he expected 10 oppose the
resolution. Asked concerning the pub
lished statement that the President
will resubmit the treaty this summer.
accompanied by rdseryatiors accep-
table 20 him Underwood said he had
no knowledge on the subject and
doubted n anyone except the prcsi-
dent had definite Information.
InderNvoOd's election however. re-
viyed treaty talk Ia the Senate 10.
day. because many Republicans said
that with him as leader 70 would be
possible 10 reach an agreement on
reservations.
Senator Lodge and other Repubii-
can leaders APPARENTLY ind Underwood
easier 10 deal with than senator
I Hitchcock who was acting leader anl
. in charge OF the treaty.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
.SOLONS START
SECRET PROBE
OF WORKHOUSE
Three Prisoners Questioned
by Legislative Commit
tee at Institution
RAMBLING THEY
SAY AFTER SESSION

Having devoled an Of yesterday af-
tornoon to inspecting the two work
shops. kitchen. cells and grounds Of
the New castle County W0rkhousc d
Greenbank, members OF the lcgisla-
tive committee appointed TO invest
gate affairs at the workhouse settled
down 10 the actual probe this morn-
ing at 30 O'Clock.
The investigating committee. Sena
tor j. Frank Alice. Ir.. chairman
Representative William Lyons, lr.
secretary; Senator Thomas +. CORN
ley and Representative John T. Nc
Nabb. met al the workhOuse this
morning and began questioning 20
or more prisoners whose names had
been given them by persons Interest,"
ed IN The probe
To the surprise OF manv persons. the
committee announced this morning
that IFS sessions would be held be
hind closed doors, but information
that the committee deemed IL could
give out would be given 10 newspaper
representatives after each session
Among the prisoners questioned this
morning We're George Lucas. VII
| liam Fitzpatrick and Alfred Roach. the
| latter a Negro. They are members Of
| the honor system committee.
Everett Williams also known as
Continued on PAGE Thirteen.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
BELGRADE GOVERNMENT IS
ATTACKED BY RED ARMY;
MACHINE GUNS HOLD FOE
MEXICO REBELSTAKE
TWO TOWNS CLOSE TO
AMERICAN BORDER

A clash between rebel and Fedora
forces for possession OF Mazailan h
now thought 10 be imminent
WASHINGTON. April % United
Press American operation OF tropi-
cal farms in Mexico 'only hegels
strife. ill feeling and revolution, John
Lind. of Minnesota, told the senate
Mexican affairs committee, today;
10 was very great misfortune ihat
Americans ever became involved ~
tropical estates In Mexico, Lind saiu.
Explaining the purpose of his mis-
sion 10 Mexico In i9i3-i9ii. as conil-
denilal agent FOR President Wilson,
Lind said tits sole ohkci was 10 81.
cure peace under a constitutional ana
orderly government"
Lind denied bee was sent there "a
rci Hmcrn." but ACKNOWLEDGED ihal
ho proposed that Hucria order new
elections and not stand as canal.
date
Lind said his position was ltei
confirmed hy views OF won iinlft
German minister. but that he reachs,
them before comforting with h'
Kaiser's representative.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
AUTO JOYS OF
SEASHORE TRIP
Wilmingtonians Had Fun
Aplenty, Even if Fliv-
yer Went Wrong
SAY MACHINE NOW
BETTER THAN EVER

philip l.. Garrett. p. Warren Green,
deputy atiorney-general; Charles H.
sheppard. city auditor, and Charles
q. Guyer. spent the weekend in At
lantic City"
Behind that little item for the So
cial column. lies a story. entitled, by
the members OF the party, "1he An
ties Of an Automobile" For 10 was
an automobile belonging TO Mr. Gar
relt that was the most prominent
figure In The trip. The machine
didn't even get hs name In The
personal
But there was fortune In store for
Mr.. Garrett in the end, So the other
members Of the party relate. The
mach ine-Wns old when 10 was started
on the trip, bul when Wilmington
was reached agaln 10 was just like
new they say. And the three claim
credit for the new life given the
nivver. on the road. under the d.
rectiOn OF Mr.. Green, who was ele-
waited 10 the position 0f chief me-
chanic. the three worked SO diligently
on the machine when u broke down
while on the return trip. that they
put 10 in what they call nrst-class
shape
The start OF the trip was omin-
Continued on Page Thirteen.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
new CHURCHFOR
PRESBYTERIANS
First and Central Congrega-
tion Consider Project to
Cost Half Million
ABANDON IDEA OF
OFFICE BUILDING

Suggestions for a proposed new edi
fee Of the First and Central presby
terlan Church were cons dered at a
meeting Of the building committee Of
the merged congregations last night.
II the suggestions under cOnsidera-
ton are put into effect, a modern
church. With many features 90 carry
out the community idea, and costing
somewhere about 100000 TO S5OO.00
Will rise TO replace teh present First
Presbyterian Church build.ng.
No plans have been drawn as yet
for the proposed ediflee. Last nights
meeting was for an interchange II
ideas as 10 what should be embodied
IN the new structure and as 10 what
church and other activities should be
provided for in designing the edlncc.
There was a general feeling that
the first suggestion for a combined
Office building and church should not
be adhered TO. and that the CONNER
cial phase OF the project should be
dropped except possibly a few stores
might be establishew on the King
street side OF the new church.
10 Will be necessary 10 remove the
graves now in the yard 10 the north
Continued on Page Tw0.)
Evening journal., 1920-04-27

ATTEND school,
OUTSIDE CITY

A total OF 2i.i27 pupils were on The
rolls al the public schools OF the
State. outside OF Wilmington. In
March OF these i7.ii5 were white
and i3i5 were colored.
For The nrst seven months OF the
1890 school year. the enrolment.
outside OF Wilmington. has been 2i.-
1884, With an average attendance OF
i1uiS. During the corresponding
seven months OF i9iS-i9 the average
enrolment was IS 362 and Attendance
APP During the corresponding seven
months of i9i7-iS the average en-
rollmeni was only 1881 and the aver
age attendance fiiSl.
For The month OF March Just pass
ed the enrolment in New Castle
county. outside OF Wilmington. was
230i white and sos cOlored pupils or
iii2 an told. In Kent county the aver
age enrolment was 2.i0i white and
SIS colored, or a total OF 3,222. while
In SUSSEX the average enrolment was
5.S22 white and 1891 colored, or a
total OF 1906.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
MRS. PALMER Is
CLUB PRESIDENT

The Washington Heights Century
Club met In school No. 30 last night
and elected the following officers.
President. Mrs Frank Ford Palmer;
first vicc-president, Mrs. James n
Ginns: second vice-pres.dent, Mrs y
r. Wier; recording secretary, Mrs. w
r. Stevens; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. George r. Cornell; treasurer,
Mrs. W. r. Douglas: directors, Mrs.
p. NJ Hanoway. Mrs. W. +. Tiper.
Mrs. r. B. Megaw. Mrs. B. +. Tay-
lor. Mrs. !. J.. Howett, Mrs. Jacob
Kleitz, Mrs. Clarence Fraim.
The following delesates were elect
ed 10 the meeting OF the state FEEDER.
alton Of MOmcns Clubs. 10 be held
a. Dover May % and q.
irs. Frank Ford Palmer. Mrs.
Lydia SlOcum. Mrs. BENJAMIN +
Shaw: aliernates. Mrs. j. y. Fuller,
Mrs. stanley steel. Mrs. Eilwood G.
Kilien: director on State board. Mrs
W. f. Douglas.
Il was announced that arrangements
are being completed for taking over
ihe new club building. No. 1900 BOule-
ward. between May 20 and June 4. II
was decided that the ANIMAL club
luncheon will BE- held after June I In
The club building
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
CITY HARBOR
PLAN Meets
.U.S.APPROVAL
Government Engineers Have
Only Few New Sugges-
tons Regarding Project
1000 FEET MOUTH
FOR THE CHRISTIANA

The magnitude and scope " the
Wilmington harbOr project as viewed
by the Uniied states engineers, is re
tecied in a memorandum received
from the War Department today by
Colonel j. p. JerVey. In charge OF the
Engineer O1ice in this district. ap-
proving harbor lines for The Chris
tiana river, With notifications de-
s.ened TO better accommodate large
ships"
IL is believed the War Department
also has approved the lines for bulk
heads and piers on the Delaware
river front Of the harbOr tract, and a
memorandum 20 this eject Is looked
for any time. Both Colonel Jervey.
or This district, and Colonel W. B..
Ladue, OF The Philadelphia district
have approved the recommendations
" the Wilmington Harb0r Commits
sion as 10 the Delaware river as well
Is the Christiana.
At a brief meeting Of the Harbor
Board this morning in the Public
Building. a verbal report Of TIE ap-
prOval by The War Department Of
The Christiana lines was made by
Charles n. Cant. The boards secrt-
iary, who had received Il by tele-
phone from the. engineer Office. The
commissioners expressed themselves
as pleased at the outcome OF the
negotiations and anticipated similar
approval Of the Delaware River lines.
All three commissioners. Willard A.
Speakman, Charles Warner and Jo-
seph Bancroft were present and de-
cided 20 make a trip 90 New York
Thursday 90 inspect The Bush iermi-
nal and other harbor facilities there.
They had planned 10 make the trip
The railroad strike. Carroll ". Simon
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
THESE 'TANIPERED'
ENVELOPES ARE O. X.

Postmaster English has received
from the Post Ofllce Department at
Washington a quantity OF the three
cent stamped envelopes formerly re-
CURED AS postase upon a letter. With
the reductions Of letter postage TO
two cents the Department had on
hand thousands OF these envelopes
and finally adopted the scheme of
having The envelope put through reg
ular posimarking machines upon
which the dial was altered 10 show
The figure 2 cents instead OF 3 In the
center OF the head figure upon the en-
Velope.
Patrons Of the Wilmington post
oflce will be buying these envelopes
and Postmaster English has asked
that this inormation be given to the
public.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
IMPEACHMENT
May BE COMING
TOLABOR Chief

WASHINGTON. April p United
Press Investigation looking toward
Impeachment or dismissal OF Louis y.
Post. assistant secretary Of labor, on
a charge OF blocking doporiaiions or
many aliens seeking overthrow oi the
government hy force and violence,
was start by ihe House rules com
miilcc today.
Representative Hooch. Kansas. de-
clared that hundreds Of radical aliens
orders were cancelled by
POST he charged That Post ord red
release of al least 3s radical aliens
even before hearings ~ re held.
Members OF the committee attacked
Secretary OF Labor Wilson for allow
ing decisions OF Post lo slard.
Representative johnson. south pa-
koi8' declar Il that failure of Wilson
90 Oyerrule Post 10 any case indi-
Gates hc must d. held responsible
for failure TO depOri ihe radicals.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
PART OF ELSMERE
NOW IN WILMINGTON

The Street and sewer Department
today ord red ils engineers 20 make
survey Of the boundary between
Wilmington and Elsmere According
to senate Bill No 81 portion or
E'smere has been annexed 20 this
city some residents Of Elsmere are
unable 10 decide 40 Whom they should
pay their taxes. having received lax
notices from this city the county
and E.smnrn
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
Wife EHOPESFOR
REUNION; GETS
MOUEFOR TOTS

on application of The defendants
wife. who ssked for mo- support for
herself. Judge Hastings, ln Municipal
Court this morning. increased tho
order against Harry Homping from $40
90 si5 a week FOR The support of his
two children.
Mrs. Hcmplng declared thsi 70 was
impossible 10 properly care for the
children. who are and 4 years OF
age. on $40 a week She has been
keeping them with her parents al
Clayton. she said, where she also is
staying Mrs liomping expressed an
PLACID 70 their fathers care. She was
willing. she said. 20 return 90 her
husband
Hemping was represented by j..
Frank Bail
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
4driaHc Controversy
Brings Clash ofArms
While Council of
Premiers Tries for
Peace. Telegraph and
Telephone Service In
feruPfed for Seueral
Days
MUCH UNREST
AMONG PEOPLE

LONDON, April p. Omitted Prcss)--
\ Bolsheyisi revolution has broken
out In duao-Sl,ia. news agency
dispatch from Rome. quoting the
Trieste correspondent OF the Rome
newspaper Messagrc, said today.
Hundreds have been killed, the dis
patch said. In belgrade the govern
meni was reported protecting itself
with machine guns.
The dispatch was unconnrmed.
Twenty persons were reported
killed In Anam.
Eighteen were reported killed in
Lubianne (Lubcizsa.)
Reports OF grave internal troubles
IN Jug0SllVia have been current for
several days Telegraph and lele-
phone service has been Interrupted.
The Jugo-Slav delegates. In asking
posiponemcnt OF settlement OF HE
Adrlalic controversy by the Ooun-
cll OF Premiers at san Reno. gave in
icrnal unrest as one OF the reasons
Why they Wished the delay.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
REPORT THEFTS
FROM U. S. MAIL

Post Onlce Inspector II. l.. Conner
was In the city this morning having
returned from a trip OF several weeks
a Far West upon criminal cases. He
4 rned 10 Washington later on In
day. having reached that city the
...lter part OF the week.
The inspector has been mainly in
and around Washington the past year.
ln addition 10 covering this State and
'he upper Eastern shore counties OF
Maryland There has been many
depredations upon the mails by tenn
porary employees throughout the
country and in Washington alone
many arrests for this crime have been
made 10 is upon depreciation work
that Inspector Conner has been en-
gagged in the past
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
DAYLIGHT LAW
TWISTS LEVY COURT

A mild and humorous controversy
oyer daylight saving occurred lhis
morninr. ai ihe meeting OF lhe NcN
Castle County Levy Court. The ques-
lion was whether according 10 VII
mington Time. the court should az
iourn for recess. or accoidine 90
Standard iime-eleven o'clock k-iie
body should open bids for contracts
un engineers specifications. ~ Was
voted that the business should De
taken up at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
NEW HoME ron MILLINERY co.

The Ross Millinery Company No.
Cps Market street. has leased and VIII
in the near future occupy three floors
in ihe Boston Cloak Building No. l2i
Market street. When alterations aie
completed 10 will be one OF ihe
largest millinery stores in Whining
ton. The new place will be under
the management Of Mrs. 4. Kuenstler
This shop VIII be one o. the com.
pany's many chain stores throughout
The country.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
ORDER INSPECTION
OF PENNSY BRIDGE

ln compliance with request re-
received from City Council. the Stree
and sewer Department today ordered
The engineers 20 make an inspection
OF The Pennsylvania Railroad bridge
across the BrandyWine The request
was the result " communication
received by Council from the l.. :
Engineer ng Department c0ndemning
the bridge. as 2 menace 10 property
above 90 The L. =. engine rs say the
bridge ahutmenis are Impod.menis TO
the BrandyNinc tide
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
BOLSHEVIK GUNS
RAKE HARAR0VSK

TOXIC. April 26 Delayed, Unit q
Press Strong Boisheyik forces are
b0mblrd'ng Havarovsk, accordlns 10
"a communique issued by the japanese
war office today.
BOmbardm nj from alrplanes hllhs
over the city has badly damagen rail-
road lines north Of Nikolsk, the Of
fetal report said.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
AcCIDENT DOARD HEARING.

Testimony In the ease or PETE cdno
vs.. fhe New Castle Leather Company,
30 determine whether an accident that
caused the ampuiati0n 0f two lnsers
and part Of the band. was 10 be con-
sidered a permanent and total dis
ability. was heard by the Industrial
accident Board this morning. Further
testimony IN the case was heard this
afternoon.
A decision in the case Of sam Frank
lin vs.. the Bond Manufacturing Com
pany. which was heard yesterday. Is
exnected 90 be handed down this az
ternoOn. This hearing is 90 determine
whether an accident, which caused
The loss OF an but the thumb aud one
finger OF one hand. constituted a per-
msnenl and total disability Of the
hand.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
WOULD no AWAY
WITH CITY DUMPS

n was decIded By The -treet and
sewer Department this morning TO
construct the Tweniy-eighih street
sewer Immediately.
A communication was recelved This
morning from the Central Labor
Union asking for tn expansion OF
KirkNnod Park. 20 take in an the
surrounding swamp land. The union
said ma. the different city dunCs
Would BE- dispensed with by me pro-
posed fypansion.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
eTATT DEMOCRATS MEET

Special % Tie EVenlng J0urnlI,
DOVER. Del, April 27-rhe Demo-
cratic Stale Committee convened here
This afternoon.
Among those who arrived from VIII
mingion this morning " rc form =
United states Senator Willard Sauls-
bury. William Coyne, r. J. Mooney
and Charles p. Savior The commit
tee VIII nx a date FOR the state con-
NontiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
ONE MAN KILLED m
DES MONIES GAS BLOW

DEs MONIES. Iowa. April 27 .unied
Press One workman was killed
here early Today. In The explosion at
ihe Des Molncs Gas Company plant
une man was fatally injured and
three are missing. The debris was
swept by fire. following the cXplo-
sion The explosion, of unknown Ori-
gin. left ihe entire city without gas
several nrcmen were injured.
4 body removed from The wreckage
was Identified as that OF pm Devinc,
plan superintendent
one nrcman was Injured in lighting
fire which followed the explosion.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
wilson IN RACE
AGAIN IF WAR
BREAKS ABROAD

WASHINGTON. April % United
Press )-presid Wilson viii be a
third term nominee II war breaks out
in Europe "as now seems Inevitable
declared here today.
Lewis called on Secretary Tumulty.
Afierward he said.
.The second war has followed
every peace II war breaks out anew
in Europe ihe people Will call on
Wilson"
He predicted Charles + Hughes OF
Senator kellogg, Minnesota would be
the Republican nominee.
"The Republican fight in Illinois,
ne said. "has removed LOwden )
chances FOR the nominatiOn.'
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
NAME SCIENCE nELEcATES

NaylOr Taylor last nlght appointed
Fred W. Stierle. representing Central
Labor Union: David Sneilonberg. John
W. Lawson, Charles r. Miller and A.
l.. Bailey delegates to attend the
twenty-fourth annual meeting OF the
American Academy OF Political and
social Science. TO be held IN the
Bellevue-Straiford Hotel, Philadelphia.
May rs.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
CnOsSINC TENDER STRICKEN.

WhIle. CROSSING Ihe railroad track al
the foot OF West street early this
afternoon, Edward Mcfadden. age e.,
OF No. 1871 Lancaster avenue, tripped
plexy He was taken to his home in
The police ambulance. McFadden was
employed as a crossing tender for the
Pennsylvania railroad
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
NEW CLASSES BEGIN on FRIDAY,

The Americanization institute Wuich
has headquarters in the. community
rooms ~ Inc High school. announced
TODAY that there has been a mlsun-
darsiandinr concerning the opening
dan for the classes. They Will COM
msnce next Friday instead or tomor-
row and after that will be held every
wednesday and Friday.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
ALExANDER sOME sPEEDER.

Pleading guilty DO a charge OF ex-
ceodIng the speed limit. Joseph IA
Alexander was fined so and costs nv
Judse Hastings In Municipal Court this
morning Alexander was driving at
rate OF between 30 and % miles an
hour when arrested 0y Motorcycle or
flcer Skepsk
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
sITrnAGE WnnKFnS MEET.

The executive board Of the Della
ware Equal Suffrage Association met
ihis morning. at the Hotel dupont.
Mrs. Henry Ridgtly, president pre-
sided. Interesting reports were given
bv The various chairmen. A particu-
larly interesting report from Sus-
sex county was given by Mrs. A. ID.
Warner. Mrs Warner recently Nls-
tied Sussex county and saw some OF
ihe activities In suffrage 4 luncheon
followed the business meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
URGE NEW ELEVENTH ST. BRIDGE

rnrolntiOn directing the county
engineer to report on a location OF
n ven n streets bridge was adopt
cd by the New Castle Coupty Levy
Court today.
Tho contractor on the Newport
bridge will be notified 10 hasten his
work. comnla Mt having been made OF
slow IGogrcss.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
coal DEALERS AT LUNCHEON,

The weekly luncheon OF the coal
dealers OF Wilmington took place this
afternoon in the Hotel dupont. About
thirty persons were present.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
INSURANCE. MEN AT LuNcHEox.

A luncheon 10 insurance men Wa
given this afternoon by Charles z.
Palmer in the Hotel dupont. Mor~
than % guests We're present.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
ToDAY'S TEMpFRATUnE
In And TIDE.
Head Of IhrISiIana.
LOsT ANp FopNp.

EOUND-APRTL p. AUTO TIRE. on
II Market strce. Owner can have
same by calling Al 100 East Twelfth st.,
between 9 and : r. NJ. apr2I-it.
Continued on Page Eighteen)
Evening journal., 1920-04-27

A ssfe Spring L,nie, GLOW
DAIRY BUTTERMlI2 ADV.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27

Certified MIX for lnfants.-Clox.,
Dairy CO-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-04-27
THE WEATHER

Rain this afternoon and tonight:
Wednesday, cloudy not much change
IN temperature, moderate east TO west
shifting winds "Wednesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
CHANDLER
DODGE

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-23
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