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Evening journal., 1920-05-17
CARPATHIANS WON'T
HAVE POLISH RULE

More than 1000 Carpathian-Russians
OF this city rallied yesterday after
noon In an emphatic protest against
the subiugaii0n OF Carpathla 90 po-
land. under a 25-ycar mandate given
10 the Polish Government at the
Peace Conference IN Paris.
This demonstration. appealing for
freedom. was staged at Russian Hail.
1906 A. street. Pleas for the right
OF self determination" freedom
from Polish domination and reunion
with Mother Russia. Of which they
are geographically and racially a
part. We're N0lubely made by numer-
Gus speakers
Dr. Dimiiri A. Markon. president Of
the American relief committee for
Garpaiho-Russia. denounced the Pol
ish subiubatiOn Of his native land
and urged the freedom OF his people
and a reunion with Russia, even by
force Of arms if necessary.
Among the other speakers were
Professor l.. ~ Norgun New Norl
City, formerly Of the University OF
Moscow. Elias Tzioogh Of New lorl
City. and Miss Burnett. instructor 20
the Americanization schools in vii
mingtOn.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
FLEECED ALL RIGHT.
BUT CAMPER DENIES

Accused Of "neocing' Wlberl Sow
ell, Negro. Of Ilookcssin, OF $40. Walter
Camper, also "a Negro, was held for
a further hearing on Wednesday fo-
more evidence by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court This morning
Seweu said tie met Camp saturday
morning when the latter told him that
he had found a pOcketb0ok containing
a 500 check and that he wanted 10
give him (SeWell one-.hird of 90.
The bank 90 which Camper went.
however. was liable DO cash The check
and that there would be an equal
,hird when the check was caShed. ask
Sewell for $40 10 make 10 work out
right Sewell gave him the $40. bat
Camper failed 90 -clurn.
Camper don'~1 The charge. SAYING
that he was al home at Newport when
SeWell claimed that he was approach
ed by the one who 'neeced" him.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
NO ACTION ON
WATER PROBLEM
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is expected 90 then have his opinion
ready by next Monday. on which day
the board will meet again.
incidentally, by direction of City
Council, a communication from II q.
English, 900 Gilpin avenue, was read
before the commissioners. 10 referred
90 an artosian we'll located at Fifth
street. between Walnut and Poplar
streets. which was drilled In 1856 and
has been furnishing an adequate sup
ply OF pure an8lyzed water for an in
dustry located on that ground. Mr.
English thought 10 prudent 20 employ
this we'll as means 90 cope with
the water question Of this ely. The
commissioners regarded he suggestion
as impractical. since a survey Of cngi-
nccrs has shown that a sufficient sup
ply for a city cannot be obtained
from ariesian wells.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
GET INTEREST in
BIGGEST THEATRE

The GoldWyn Corporation has
bought into the Capitol Theatre In
New York city. The largest theatre in
the world according 90 announcement
made saturday.
AZ the same samc announcement
was made that the Capitol Theatre in
tcrests become associated with Gold
wyn Corporation and viii be promi-
ncniy identified with The management
thereof Eugene dupont and William
Topkls OF this city, are directors
named for the Capitol Theatre. Cen
oral T. Coleman dupont and several
other prominent flnancicrs have been
added 90 the board OF the GoldWyn
Corporation IN which many Delawar-
cans are heavily interested
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
MOROCCO PLANTS TO
BE BUSY SOON

Water consumption IN this city is
still decreasing. and ITS cause is slill
attributed 10 thc slaekne% OF the
morocco factOres. which are handi-
capped by the lack of raw material
The waller commissioners expressed
belief lhai This condition will be re-
licNed In the near future since thc
morocco companies feel assured that
% VIII not Doe long before their plants
Will be running at normal speed.
The consumption for The week end
ing May - was - 10000 gallOs. The
coumptiOn for the corresponding week
The bank balances for lasl week
are: Current fund. 6.i663J. spesial
fund. si3JO51, current payroll 81
39O3i, and special payroll. si75f9.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
SAY snOW CAsE pROTnIIDrs

Hearing in lho case nf Adulph Mar
kel charged with violating a resolution
0f the street and Sewer Department.
In having a show window In seventh
street. between Market and ~hipley
streets. projecting farther than me
law permits. was continued until
May %. al iho defendants request. hy
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court
this morning The show case has
been ln the same position for the past
four years
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
RAPTIZE EIGHT IN RRANpYMINE.

The Rev. p. p. Lorbin, pastor or MI.
Bethel Baptist Church. baptized eight
persons in the BrandyWine creek al
the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company power plant yes
ierday afternoon. Employees at the
power plant allowed the church mem
bers the use Of a room there for
dressing purposes. The baptism was
witnessed by a large number of peO-
pie. Those who We're baptized We're
Ida Jackson. Catherine Smith. Neitie
Robertson. Ida COmegys. Annie LOm-
son. Mary pennell. Edward Jackson
and James Johnson.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
GOETZ IN 500.

Upon INSTRUCTIONS 0f ilo cOurI, a
Jury. In Superior Court this morn
ing. returned "a verdict for the dcfcn-
dant in the suit OF Joseph Berman ".
Max GOelZ The court first ordered
a non-suit, but the defendant declined
90 accept it
Berman. who is a real estate dealer
claimed S92 commission on The price
obtained by GOelz for a house, which
Berman claimed 10 have sold. 10 APP
pcared That another real estate agent
had made the sale. The case was
first heard in a magistrates office
but an appeal was taken 90 The
upper court by GOelz.
Aaron Finger was counsel for Ber-
man and William +. kurtz for Goeiz
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
HIS LEG BROKEN
WHEN HIT BY AUTO

Struck by an automobile while
crossing Adams street. at Fourth. yes
terday, William p. Walter. of 30s
West street, had his right leg broken
and was also injured about Inc head
and back. The machine that ran the
man down is said 10 have been Oper-
ated by Frank piers0n. Young man.
Of s26 West Fifth street.
Walter was removed % the physi-
clans ana surgeons Hospital and
later taken 10 the private hospital op-
Mrs. Rh0da A.. Walter
10 was said today by Mrs. Walter
That the driver OF the autom6bile ihai
ran down her husband was driving on
The wrong side Of the street.
The car operated by piersOn is said
10 have been registered in the name oi
Morris Henrick, OF an Madison street
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
METHODISTS FOR
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Woman's suffrage was unanimously
endorsed This morning ai the meet
ing OF the Methodist Episcopal Min
isierial Association. The secretary
was requested 10 send a telegram 10
the speaker OF the House Of Represen-
tatiVes at Dover stating the action.
4 committee OF five was appointed
90 attend the funeral This afternoon
Of Mrs. j. W. Jones. wife Of Rev.
Episcopal Church Of Cape Charles.
The Rev. j. l.. King pastor OF
Ezion NJ r. Church, was The speaker
OF the morning.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
H. H.E.LANNAN, SR.,
DEAD At 70
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~lalos Marshal io assume his dulles az
lhe present Federal building.
Mr.. Lannan b. survived boy his wife
and eight children. his death being
the first one in lhc immediate family
afler married life OF "a years. The
surviving children are James b. Ian
nan. Of Charleston. :. g.. HoWson =.
Lannan. lr.. Nicholas J. Lannan. Vii
liam q Lannan and Francis Lannan,
Miss Marie Lannan and Miss Anna Lam
mar and Mrs. Margaret Durney an OF
his city
Mr.. Lannan was a member or inc
Weccacoe Fire Company. Of the Ma
chinisis Union and Of the Tenth ward
Democratic Club.
The funeral arrangements have not
vet been made.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
SCHOOL ATHLETES
RECEIVE MEDALS

~ inc weekly assembly Of the
wilmington High School this morn
ing the following young men We're
awarded medals for athletic achieve
ments at the meet held at Delaware
College on May 8: Ralph France
gold medal. first in high iump. sec
Ond class; John Lenlz, silver medal.
second in i00-yard dash: Francis
Barkley bronze medal, third I'm iiO-
yard dash.
Miss Jechebet Topkis gave a pleas
Ing musical recitation entitled "Ap-
pie Blossoms" Under the direction
OF Prof. John Taylor the orchestra
played several numbers.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
nECIrAL ION RARIEs HOsPITAL.

4 recllal VII be gwen Ihls eNonIng
In the Friends school gymnasium
by The auxiliary Of the Hospital for
COlored Babies at 700 French street.
The soloisis will be William II. Rich
ardsOn, baritone. and Mrs Maud
Cuney Hare, pianisie. Following the
recital a reception will be given in
honor OF The s0loisis at the Thomas
Garrett Settlement
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
FORMER GOV. MILLER A Guest

Former Gov. UlarIos r. NlIIor. OF
this city. was a member OF party
given Saturday at the WellwoOd Club.
Charlestown. Md. In honor Of Com
modore Louis II. Eisenlohr. OF Phila-
delphia. Mayor j. Hampton Moore,
Congressman George :. Edmunds,
Judge Norris :. Barratt and Dr. John
B. Deaver an OF Philadelphia, also
Nnrn In The party.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
MRs RICHARn COOPER STRICKEN

Stricken with paralysis on Satur-
day at her home In Dover. Mrs. Rich
ard Cooper, mother OF Ezekiel Cooper.
cashier OF the Farmers Bank Of this
city. Is seriously ill. Mr. Cooper and
other members Of the family went to
Dover yesterday.
lt was stated this morning that
Mrs. Cooper's condition was SER
iOus.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
THESE SOLDIERS ARE
NATITRATIIFD

Frank Zelesizi or Austria; Ygnacio
padilla Diaz, or Cuba; Anthony Can
epa and Enrico Leontini OF Italy. an
soldiers AT Fort DuPot, were granted
naturalization ppers tbs morning by
Judge Morris In the United States Dis
iricl Court OF Delaware.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
At ETHCAL CULTURE DINNER.

UT. and Mrs. NInerT HUDIn and l.
Finkelslein attended a dinner given
by the Philadelphia Ethical Culture
Society in the City Club. Philadelphia.
Saturday night. Mr.. FinkQlslcin rep
resented the Wilmington Ethical Gull
hro Society at The National Ethical
Union Conference. Miss Gertrude
Robin took part in a pageant given in
the Ethical Culture Society House,
1921 SDruco street
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
TWO ZINES ON CARDELII.

For resisting an officer. Louis Car
delli was fined $50 and costs and for
playing crap he was fined 50 and costs
by Judge Hastings In Municipal Court
thls morning. When he was placed
under arrest when caught In a crap
game at sixth and Lincoln streets yes
terday. Louis tusseled with the officer
for about ~ minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
NEW .RUIIDING PERMITS.

INSPECTOR Preston has issued the fol-
lowing new building permits.
To Daniel Bubenzer. COP West Front
street, alterations 500; J. p. Reardon,
builder
To Curren Brothers. pi West
Tweniy-nin.h street. garagc $500.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
M. q nIZER nor nELEGATE.

I'm the list OF delegates nominated
bv the Democrats Of the Third Rep
rescnlative District, for dalegates and
alternates TO the Democratic state
Convention. the name II Wright c..
Dizer appeared as alternate. when. as a
matler OF fact. Mr.. Dizc- was noni-
nafcl for delegate.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
cIrIZFNS URGE GOLF LINKS.

signatures from more than 300 vii
minglOnians were AFFIXED 10 commu-
nicaiion received by The Board OF
Water Commissioners. at their meet
ing this morning. unzing The advisa-
bniiy Of the proposed establishment
Of golf links on the site OF the Por-
ter reservoir.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
IIAEnpnnI cnTInN

IlNENpUUL, May n IInli0d Press B
-Spols opened In fair demand today
with prices steady. Sales amounted
ao 800 bales including il0o Amerl-
can.
Receipts i0taicd 1000 halcs. No
American. Futures opened nrm
Good middllngs 1910 mlddllngs. 2G.6O.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
NEM Nnnk CnTInN-

NEW YORK.. MAY a. United Press.
Tho cotton market was steady al
mp i0: June iO5O. up no; July $3.50
up %. October $3.50 mp N nccem-
her 800. up %, January 1910. mp 81
March 3idi. up 0j
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
GOES 10 GRiNDMOTHER'S BFDSDT

WT-. HITTIs -lnlOnI-kNl OF TUlI TAT
nall street. has gone 90 Petersburg,
Va. In response 10 a telegram SAYING
her grandmother. Mrs. J. Reinach, a
resident of that place. is seriously ill.
Mrs. Reinach ana her husband cele-
braied their golden weddins anniyers-
ary last fall
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
CIuCAGO GnAIN.

CHlCAGO. May 4 IUnllcd Press. =
Opening grain
Corn. July i7sh@59; September
i65a ~
oats. May iO6M; July 93M@is .
September s6k0ih
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
TiNION AIfXIIIARY DANCE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Union
Fire Company. will give their weekly
dance. tomorrow evening at their
han. Third and Union streets. Me-
Rays orchestra viii furnish the mu-
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
LADIES NIGHT At BRANBywINE

Wesley brotherhood of Brandywine
NJ. D. Church will hold Ladies
Night tomorrow evening In the
chapel The principal speaker OF ihe
evening win Dee Deputy Attorney =
Warren Green.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
JUNIOn BOARD Gam Panty

The Junior B0ard Of the H0moO-
pathic Hospital held a card party this
decorations for The affair arc spring
lOWers.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17

BE ambiiious-you can Ind the
very Job you have been wishing for
through the War's.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
SENATOR WOLCOTT 4 VISITOR

United States Senator Josiah %.
MOlcOa Is in town today.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company dupont Build
Ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local securities.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17

The Wants provide capable work
ers In every line OF profitable en-
deavOr.
Evening journal., 1920-05-17

Delaware Post No. l, American Legion
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

sS5 OR best cash offer takes a cut ,nGer doubIe express wagon. Ask for Patterson at Star Corral, cor. End ana w Madison.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
40Acres

We'll improved. no better location. 1 miles out; close to good school. This is priced to sell Good terms
 FRENCH WITH PALMER
 10 N. 2nd Ave. dd FOR SALE-Casa Grande relinquish- ment, 320 acres. for $100 per acre if taken at once. J. H. Burke, 1514 W. Fillmore. It 40 ACRES ALFALFA, we'll improved, for dairy $4OO0OO cash will handle. Come in and let us tell you about the many listings we have on good ranch property at prices very attractive. JORDAN, GRACE & PHELPS LAND
 COMPANY
 127 North Central Avenue Phone 127S 1t
 PARADISE VALLEY
 so ACRES RELINQUISHMEN Must sell before Jan 1st: going away; will give a bargain if taken at once. See MT. Sirois. r w. Adams l st. or Phone 1897. It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE 2 Watch Phoenix Grow

Congress and Senate now in session for special benefit of farmers cotton. wheat and cattle sure to bring a good price; nation falling short on cotton and cattle.
 160 acres fine alfalfa at $650 per acre. 40 acres clean alfalfa, $650 per acre; $4.O00 cash, S3,500 a year.
 20 acres, $65O per acre; s2,500 cash, $2,00o per year.
 M H SHELTON 215 w. Wash. St.. or Acre City Mining
 Building. Acre City, Ariz. ti
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES

BEAUTIFUL NEW BTTNGALOW
 CHOICE LOCATION
 It's a siX-room and bath. modern brick with all the latest built-in fea- lures. Bedrooms, bath and kitchen finished white enamel and old ivory. Living and dining rooms golden oak finish This is a snap at $5750, and terms are very easy.
 THOMAS REALTY co.
 20 West Adams if
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
FOR sALe-MlscELLANEous

USED machinery bought and sold;
 refrigerating and making machin- cry. c. c. Mentzer, General Engineer, 214 N. Ninth St., Phone 4545. do
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
CASA GRANDE

Any part of $40 acres of relinquish-
 ment for $10 per acre, located miles
 n. W. of Casa Grande, right close to railroad: perfectly good level land, the very best soil; will take a Ford car or any light car as payment. See Mir. Sirois. IT w. Adams street, or phone 1o0T db
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

FOR SALE-New house with two or more lots. See this if you are looking for a bargain. Phone 3144 after D. m dh
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
Paradise Verde

EIGHTY ACRE RELINoUISH- MENT. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BUYS TT. w. l. LIVELY REALTY. 32 $. Central. Room 216. Phone 3S73
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

FOR SALE-By owner six-room brick pebble dashed modern house, buiIt-in features, basement, chicken yard, garage, good shado and fruit trees. A good buy at s6000 Terms to suit Northeast partsof city. Phone sS94 ak
 8 ROOMS and bath. Modern, on paved street and car line. Good shade and chicken runs. Immediate posses sion. Price s2250, s25O cash, balance easy.
 c. A. Dagley Go.
 14W. Van Buren St Phone 3S97 It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
S1O0O Under Cost

I offer my Groom house on West Jefferson at 5000 under cost; small payment down, balance terms; new house. thoroughly modern, on paved street; will accept car on trade. MT BuIke. 2217 W. Jefferson St. al
 BEAT THE high rent; will build to suit on easy payments. Carl H
 Johnson o Co. Contractors. Realty Investments. 12S F. Adams If
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
AuctionSale

Thursday. Dec. 23. at Five Points,
 Cowboy Corral. Sale starts at 1 o'clock. On account of accident l am com pellcd to sell at auction % head of horses and mules for freight and feed. These horses were shipped from Fres- TO. California. and will sell without reserve or limit. w. c. Hall, owner. C. O. McMurtry. Auctioneer; l.. c. s.auard- Clerk dg
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
S50OCash New Bungalow

Modern brick, northeast, in restricted district, and just block west of Brill carline; maple floors, built-in features. fire place, garage; rooms and screened rooms. large veranda, beau tiful shade. gas, electricity, sewer etc; large lot A good buy at s6.000.0O.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

FOR SALE-Strictly modern brick bungalow; has every modern built in feature, garage, on paved street; $25O0 will handle; balance terms See Own CT on premises, 7S6 East Willetta Stab
 COZY modern brick, , rooms, garage, fruit, roses; convenient to car line; large lot: price $5000: terms. Will sell furnished if desired Phone 4154. bm
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
S5OOCash

AND WILL TAKE FORD CAR
 as part of first payment, balance monthly payments. This is a 5-room, pebbledashed house, with all modern built-in features. Price $4250. Phone 1721. See Mir. Marlborough, 122 w. Washington 1t
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
S5OOCash

Four-room new frame, nicely fur nished, northeast near car. Price S2250. Phone 331G It
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

GALVANIZED corrugated iron win dow frames and sash. metal celliis' oil tanks and pumps the same ssas.o.. Ie tank and puup. Ford Garage, S16 F. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
S1.OOO Free
Ray Smith

WITH STEWAKT REAbTY CO,
 IT West Adams St Phone1997 ds FOR SALE-New brick house. near ing completion; four rooms. bath and
 two screen rooms, modern, good loca-
 tion, northeast, half block from Brill
 car line. A good buy for someone with onehalf the price of the house in cash. Save agents commission. See the . owner and the house at BIO East Gull Iver. dd
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

ITNQUISHMENT, l6O acres 5.,,b F l.. Richmond. Glendale. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21

-IF-T NJ - A C R F relinqulshment. .,--,fia soil located five and one-hau miles below new dam inside of canal: ,.r.ce three hundred dollars or VIII ,--se can at l12S $. 9th Ave- or ~rorn gS9S "i
Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
NoRTHERN ARIzONA RANCHEs

NORTHERN AkIIONA HANCHto
 100 acres fine land. Broom house, ts-oo. r60 acres, 5-room house, good rsrr -5 acres fenced. S3000; 100 acres aeeded land. 250 acres leased land; all -,rarr 4-wlre fence, three miles from -,v-- s5OOO: 160 acres. fine level --ornd Broom house, a good bargain, tsoo5 w B. Raudebaugh, Flagstaff - It
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-15
MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1920
THE GERMAN REVOLUTION

NE OF THE methods by which betting men determine 0 how they will place their money horse IS by study of the of the
 They appeal to history for advice about the present They inquire the for which to found the future
 simple method studying the possibilities of sim pie event applies equally to the study of revolutions
 The past performances of nations in revolution led the student of history expect what happened in Germany
 This studying the past performances of tions revolution, had difficulty truly predicting for
 Russia series of revolutions the first being determined The overhrown The Lvoff administration succeed Kerensy succeeded him. radical democracy top of conservative Lenne and Trotsky succeeded Kerensky very radical group The balance will probably swing back something that not republic in the that the United States is republic, and that will not be radical : socialist state, the present Russia is
 likely the final Russia will be Republic with good deal of socialism added
 Kaiser overthrown, Germany became something of the sort of Republic, at leas that Russia be- The first government conservative socialist ernment This is apparently succeeded by government of reaction which not try to restore the throne It hundred to that the government will not be manency especially it does not succeed in upsetn the constitution which is mixture of repubicansm and social ism.
 authority is suddenly and violent y overhrown nation resolved into groups, each with its leaders, it's beliefs it's programs and it's desire for The the victim of it's mistakes and of the factions which seek it's The first and the fourth.
 who familiar mutations of the French with affairs England after the i6S8 have precedents showing how the tiOnal horses perform in a revolutionary
 It is overthrow authority than is to authority Many elaPse before there IS really permanent and stable government in Germany Russia
 UT there should be another foresee what institutions may be overrown, how long might be be- fore sound social order could get itself established upon the ruins of the old.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-15
LOOKING BACK FIFTY YEARS.

.t-. (From The Farmer Monday, March 15, 1S7o)
 Mayor Hawey and others of the Bridgeport delega- ton in Washington introduced to the President at the White House Saturday. The dispatch says they accompanied by the Connecticut representatives
 The sleighing has been good today in and the out skirts of the city. Numbers of first class teams with fine winter appendages have been driven out for street exhibition and an airing of proprietors~.
 Henbold is now the largest advertiser in the country by so doing become of the wealthiest in New York
 TTo;tana,. pu+ so,z+ will be celebrated by grand procession of all the Irish societies of this city accompanied by Wheeler Wilson's and the City bands.
 We hear much said lately about the troubles result ing from the high notions and independent spirit of ser want girls. Now, however, prepared to believe anything. One of neighbors hired servant in New York She up the boat Saturday night and was installed in the kitchen. Monday morning she gave no
 e that she going to leave and wanted her fare back to New York. For what reason you leavlngY said the employer. Because replied this Fhfa1utn ser want, 'the in your house not capeted, and won't stay in service in such place.
 stratford-Porterhouse steaks fine, 25 cents a pound. Think of that Bridgeporters !