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Evening journal., 1921-10-06
ONLY S5O4,625
FOR FIREDEPT.
McManus Says New Service
Can be Established for
That Figure
ARGUE INJUNCTION
AGAIN TOMORROW

Motion TO dissolve the temporary
injunction issued several weeks ago.
restraining the activities Of the De-
partment OF Public Safety will he
heard by Chancellor Wolcott tomor-
row morning at II o'clock. As the
hearing will be held IN the Court Of
Chancery room IN the Public Build
ing. and is open TO the public, a
large attendance is expected.
In the absence OF City Solicitor
satterthwaite. who is taking a vaca-
ton. Assistant City Solicitor Green
will represent the Department OF
Public Safety. The Delaware Fire
Company which started the action
leading to the Issuing OF the tenn
porary Injunction. will be represent
ed by Robert G.. Harman.
Mr.. Green stated today that the
course OF action tomorrow viii fol-
low two lines: First. the S697 000
bond issue question. which was
largely removed through the repea
of the ordinance authorizing tho
issue; secondly, the question Of ad.
Continued on rage rOurtcen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
AWAIT BODIES OF
VICTIMS OF WAR

Omcials Of the American Legion
Posts In this state are awaiting the
arrival Of several bodies Of soldiers
who died or were killed in action
during the recent war. These bodies
arrived at Hoboken, \. j., several
days ago.
Among the bodies being brought
here is that Of William Norman
Brennan. a private in the seth Com
pany. Fifth Regiment, Marines, who
was killed i'm action. The funeral
of the young man viii take place
from the home Of William Bren-
nan. his father. at Hockessin.
Brennan was one OF the Delaware
oldiers who was awarded the French
Croix de Guerre with palm. The
citation issued by the French War
office states-''Near St. Euenne. on
October 4. 1918. accompanied by one
comrade he captured an automatic
rife and used it against the enemy
innicting great losses upon him.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
ROB HIM At
POINT OF GUN
Negroes Hold Up Frank
Davis, Dairy Co. Driver,
in Darkness
HAD ONLY SMALL
AMOUNT OF MONEY

Held up at the point Of revolvers
In the hands OF two Negro highway
ment at Thirteenth and orange
streets about 4 o clock this morn
ing. Frank Davis. a driver for the
Glover Dairy Company. was relieved
Of a small amount OF money.
Davis was driving along Orange
street making milk deliveries when
ne heard the command Hold up
your hands" At the same time. two
Negroes with guns appeared from
behind a tree While one Negro kept
Davis covered. the other robber
went through his clothes.
After taking what belongings Davi,
had. the robbers ran away and Davis
hurried to the offices OF the Glover
Dairy Company. a square away, and
reported the hoid-up.
Davis lives at 10 South Union
street
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
IS
FIRST IN FOR
SECONDGAME
p. T. Barnum, Jesse James
Also Among Those Who
See Yanks-Giants
TWELVE BUGS SIT
In ALL-NIGHT LINE

POLO GROUNDS. New York. oct.
6 CUnited Press) Christopher Co
lumbus. p. T. Barnum and Jesse
James were out at the Polo Grounds
early today, up near the head OF the
line that formed on the right. At
least so they said. Now. when
baseball crowd. particularly the bugs
who wait up an night TO crash the
bleachers entrance when the gates
open at 10 doesn't even want it's
names in the paper. interest In the
series Is particularly apathetic.
Which is what this one is.
The first man In line insisted ne
was Columbus. Down about num-
ber 6 or was Jesse James frater-
nizlng with p. r. Barnum. The re-
porters who had 10 get the home
town stun out Of the early line up
were In a bad way.
There was nothing about that FIRST
game yesterday 10 be ashamed or
but these people out here this morn
ing didn't seem TO want the folks
back home 10 know what they were
doing in the big city.
Eventually. Chris Columbus. who't
been out OF here since 10 o'clock
last night. despite the apathy. man
aged 20 confess 10 an alias - Mike
+ McAewan. OF Lawrence, Mass. Mix.
/ didn't care who won.
The bugs were twelve in number
Z during the long night. Around abou
Continued on Page Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
nurse DENIES
EASTLAKELOVE
Had Only Motherly Regard
For Him, Miss Knox
Declares
HUSBAND AGAIN
SAYS GUlLTLESS

RICHMOND. Va. oct. 6.-Cunit-
ed Press) s)-stoicaily maintaining her
innocence OF Staying Mrs. Roger
Eastlake. at Colonial Beach. Va. last
Friday. Sarah Knox. the nurse ac-
cused with the husband OF compile
ity IN the crime, is IN Jail here. Ad-
hitting that "the police seem TO have
a strong case against me" she re-
fuses TO discuss the murder. She
declares that toil-taie finger prints
developed by Bertinon Expert Toler
Of the local force. and found at the
scene Of the crime were made while
she was handling furniture and gar
ments after the murder was discov-
cred
She az first baked on having her
picture made for the police gallery
twisting and squirmlng In the chair
but finally became quiet long enough
for a snapshot 10 be taken. East
lake who was more communicative.
posed FOR photograph and declared
himself guiitless. II is alleged that
the police have obtained a statement
from him In which he said;
II believe that Sarah Knox killed
my wife and that the reason she
Continued on Page sixteen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
STATE LETS
WESTERN Go
ON MARRYING
Nothing Criminal in Ousted
Preachers Act, Maryland
Attorney Says
CHURCH MAY SUE TO
ANNUL ORDINATION

Action at law will be taken. n
necessary. by the authorities OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. TO halt
the Rev. r. T. Western from con-
tinuing to marry couples at Elkton,
Nd. in the face Of his expulsion
rom the Methodist ministry. The
.tev Dr. Robert Watt. superinten-
4 ent Of the Wilmington district. OF
he Methodist Church said today ne
hid not intend to see both the civil
and church laws houted.
Word from Elkton today was that
Mr. Western Is continuing to tic
marital knots for couples taken 10
him by taxi men. with whom he
confessed az his trial in this city.
Tuesday night. he was splitting
fees hfty-hfty." states Attorney
Warburton. OF Cecil County. Of which
Elkton is tho county scat. declined 20
assume the initiative in prosecuting
Mr.. Western. He declares that he
does not consider there is anything
criminal in the case and therefore Il
is up TO the church authorities 10
begin civil action II they wish TO
halt the ex-Montana preacher from
splicing marital knots.
Or. Watt yesterday sent Mr.. West
rem formal notice Of his dismissal
and demand for his ordination pa
papers. and forwarded COPY of
these notices to Henry Warburton.
Continued on Page Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
FEAR WOMANS
HIP SPLINTERED
Mrs. ]. G. Hartmann Re-
turns TO Hospital for
Further Examination
RICE LINGERS IN
DEATH SHADOW

Mrs. John c. Hartman. 920 Frank
I'm street who was run down AZ
Ninth and Orange streets yesterday
morning by the car of Assistant Fire
Chief Tasweu. while he was respond
ing 20 an alarm of fire. was returned
90 the Homeopathic Hospital this
morning and an N-rsy taken Of nor
hin. which h is feared has been spiin-
tered.
At the Hartman residence at noon,
lt was eaid chat Mrs Hartman suf-
fered considerable pain this morning
aud 10 was feared she is more seri-
ously injured than was thought when
she was taken from the hospital 90
her home late Yesterday afternoon.
Her principal injury is TO the hip.
She also is suffering from lacerated
head and body bruises
Physicians az Delaware Hospital
today reported that the condition
OF Jacob r.. Rice. who fell from an
automobile that ran or the Park
Drive at Clayton street yesterday
morning was still serious. Rice,
who sustained a fractured skull, is
unconscious
Michael r. sagnis 1921 Scott
Continued on Page Fourteen)
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
ALL RAILSIN
FEW SYSTEMS
is new MOVE
Cummins Will Press for
Compulsory COnsOlida-
ton If Roads Refuse
SAYS IT'S ONLY PLAN
TO GET FAIR RATE

WASHINGTON, oct. s.-(United
Press Congress will be asked TO
order the country's railroads to con-
soiidate into a few systems. II they
will not voluntarily merge under tho
plan being worked out by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. sena-
tor Cummlns Iowa. said today.
Compulsory consolidation ls an
other Of the steps contemplated by
Cummins in tho revamplng Of the
entire Esch -Cummins railroad law
TO pui teeth" In Il.
II will revive the question OF COM
pulsory consolidation just as soon
as there appears TO be a good chance
Of getting favorable action on Il"
said Cummins today. 1t Is obvi-
Gus we can never have the proper
sort OF railroad regulation until we
have consolidation into A few COM
pact systems so that rates may be
intelligently made.
Under the present situation the
Interstate Commerce Commission In
its efforts TO determine what Is a fair
land just rate for everybody, simply
has TO go cropping biindly and de-
eide on some rate or other. It is
impossible 10 fix a rate upon the
basis Of tho knowledge that II will be
fair 20 an alike.
III the roads were consolidated
into a small number OF systems. Il
would be entirely possible, In my
opinion. to make rates which would
result In very equivalent returns 10
Ian railroads alike. Now the rate
that would bring one road a return
OF 90 per cent might force another
road 20 ask for a receiver
Failure Of Congress TO put compul'
sorry consolidation into the law hai
always been regretted by Cummins
It was provided for in his Original
draft Of the bill but was later taker
out and the voluntary consolidatior
now being worked towards by the I
IC. c.. was substituted.
Cummins isn't very sanguine about
voluntary consultations. The besi
plan that can be devised would al.
ways be objected 20 and held up by
some one road he pointed out.
0ummins will take no action until
the commission has ended hearings
on the Ripley plan OF consolidation
recently made public. Those hear.
ings. Cummins believes. will clearly
reveal why voluntary Consolidation
would fail and why Congress mus
force the railroads 10 join for thet
own and the puhlic's best interests.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
4 MEN ACCUSED
OF CAR Theft
Arrested When They Drove
on Street That Was
Being Paved
DEFENDANTS LIVE
IN PHILADELPHIA

-Four men we're arrested about
o'clock this morning by omcer
Pritchett after they had driven an
automobile. which is alleged TO con-
tain a part Of car stolen from C.
C. Mammele last week. onto Market
street. near Twenty-third. which is
just being paved.
A charge OF larceny OF the car was
placed against the men. who gave
their names as Perry l.. King, Joseph
Gallagher. Herbert ]. Hyland and
Thomas Ford. Of Philadelphia
Officer Pritchett detained the oc-
cupants Of the car un.ii help had
been summoned by a bread-wagon
driver. The four men were then
taken TO the police station. a part Of
the engine Of Mr.. Mammele's ma
chine is said to have been found in
the car.
When the case was called In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning. Assistant
solicitor Green stated that he under
stood the defendants have record
IN Philadelphia. and asked for a con-
tinuance until an investigation r.
made. The case was continued until
| tomorrow.
King stated that he had been given
the machine 90 sell by Doctor c@i-
vert. Of Philadelphia, and ne re-
luested that he be communicates
with.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06

THE REV. g.. &. WILLIAMS, ID. d.
Most Worshlpful Master, Grand
Lodge of Delaware. A. II. and a. NJ.
with between 200 and 800 mem-
hers from an parts Of the state in
attendance. the second days session
Of the 1l6th annual communication
Of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware A. F.
and A. NJ. convened in Masonic Tenn
Die at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
early part of the morning was de-
voted 70 the reading of various re-
ports and consideration Of other bus
mess.
The annual election OF officers took
place AZ II o'clock. the newly elected
officers being as follows;
Most Worshipful Grand Master
Rev. George G.. Williams. Hope
Lodge No. 4. laurel
Right Worshipful Senior Grand
Warden. J. p. Pierce Temple Lodge
No. o. Milford.
Right Worshipful Junior Grand
Warden. Clifford Young, Washington
| Lodge No I Wilmington.
Right Worshipful Grand Secretary
Continued on pagc SiX.1.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
LABOR BUREAU
DOWN TO WORK
Service Citizens Place Men
Has Call for 3S More
Workers
u. S. EXPERT HELPS IN
ORGANIZATION WORK

Wilmington's public employment
service began functioning today on a
positive scale.
Dr. Joseph IT. Odell. Of the Service
Citizens. who. on request OF Mayor
Harvey. is directing the employment
work. received a call from n large
corporation for thirty carpenters
and eight iron workers. riveters.
etc. An advertisement for these
workers will be found elsewhere in
todays edition OF The Evening Jour
ral
Meantime working Of registering
and placing individual workers has
been going steadily forward az the
headquarters of the Service Citizens
in the Public Library building.
Eighth and Market streets. pending
opening Of the regular employment
Office in the old City Hall. Market
street between Fifth and Sixth.
More than 100 applicants for work,
both men and women. already have
called az the Service Citizens office
Some OF these have been placed in
continued on page 14)
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
DRUNKS START NEW
TERRORISM IN CORK

CORK. oct. Omitted Press).-
Black and tans. many Of them said
TO have been drunk. are alleged by
inhabitants Of Dunmanway TO have
caused a reign OF terror. reminiscent
Of pre-armistice days. in that County
Cork village last night Nolleys
were poured down the streets. houses
entered and civilians maltreated and
one man killed according TO eye
witnesses. The crown forces say
they were first fired on from town.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
ARRESTED MEN CALL
POLICE IN BEHALF

Chief OF Police Black. Captain OF
Detectives Robert J. Benson and
others residents Of this city went to
Media. Pa. this morning TO testify
las character witnesses for four Will
mingtonians arrested In Chester
early last August in connection with
Ian alleged hold up OF the ironwork-
ers Building and Loan Association.
The Wnmingtonians arrested in
connection with the alleged plot 20
steal $4,000 that had been collected
hy officers of the loan association are
Samuel Christiano, Anthony Davalos
Vincent Sanna and James Tigani.
The Wilmingtonians have entered
pleas Of not guilty TO the charges and
say their arrest was a frame up
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
YEARRICK TOBE
tried TODAY
Man Who Bewildered Reho-
both Residents Pleads
Not Guilty
TALES OF WEALTH
MADE HIM FRIENDS
speelal % nc EvenIng journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
GEoRGETowN. oct. 6.-Leon
Yearrick, alias Captain Williams OF
Gloucester, n. j. who last summer
bewildered residents Of Rehoboth
with tales OF his enormous wealth
and promises OF a trip around the
world on his private yacht may be
placed on trial today.
Captain Williams Is said 10 have
secured considerable money from
the seashore people. following his
promise TO them OF a trip around the
world and when he suddenly decided
20 quit the resort was arrested on
charses OF securing money under
false pretenses.
Since his arrest. Captain Williams
has been I'm Georgetown jail, having
failed 10 secure bail He was indict-
cd this week by the grand jury and
when arraigned on the charges un-
der which he was indicted pleaded
rot guilty TO two offenscs for which
ne had not been indicted.
His trial is scheduled for today
He Is also wanted by the New Jersey
authorities whore hs Is alleged To
have posed as a sea captain 40 River.
ton. and as a champion pugilist al
Miilville. Recently he said he was
formerly a deckhand on a ferry boat
In General Sessions Court here
yesterday. Edward Waters. OF Lau-
rel. charged with. carrying concealed
a deadly weapon. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced 10 serve six months In
the New Castle county workhouse
James IT. Williams. an aged white
man of Cedar Creek district, pleaded
guilty to forgery and was parolet
for one year to Deputy Attorney.
General Worth.
Otto S. Nenahles 2 small boy oI
Blades. this county, who was arrest
ed recently on a charge of forgini
checks on his grandfather W. b
Venables, was arraigned before the
court and entered a plea OF guilty
=. he was paroled TO his grandfathei
Cor two years and will be required
Continued on PAGE Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
BROTHERS HURT in
FALL FROM LADDER

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DELAIAR oct 6.-While paint-
ing AZ the home OF Joe Wells. Glen
Hastings. a local paperhanger and
painter, fell from a ladder and scri-
ously injured his back Yesterday
afternoon his brother. Paul Hastings.
fell in a similar manner and for a
time Il was feared had sustained a
fractured skull Paul Hastings was
taken 10 the Peninsula General Hos
pital. at Salisbury. Nd. where an ex-
animation revealed that the skull
was not cracked. but that he was
suffering from severe bruises.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
ARREsr cIRL RUNAWAY.

Ethel NJ. Kelly. aged is years, was
arrested last night by Patrolman
Lynch as a runaway from her home
i'm Philadelphia. The girl was taken
to the detention house OF the Juve-
nile Court. According to the police
the girl ran away from the home OF
her foster parents. She was return
cd to them today, her foster father
coming TO this city FOR her.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
no WHIP NEGROES AT Posr.

Two Negroes. sentenced in Court
OF General Sessions on Monday. viii
receive ten lashes each at the work.
house Saturday. They are Joseph
Williams, who pleaded guilty to
pocketpicking. and sun Thomas.
who was convicted on a charge Of
larceny.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
NEWPORT SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING.

Newport school board recently
held a meeting to discuss financial
conditions. and a meeting OF the
residents OF the district has been
called for this evening at o'clock
i'm the w. c. #. u. building.
The board hopes the meeting Will
be attended by. all residents inter-
ested in school affairs. as matters OF
vital importance viii be discussed.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
JAPAN EMPER0R'S
CONDITION WORSE

TOXIC. oct. Omitted Press).-
The Imperial household issued a bull
letn today declaring the condition
Of the emperor's health was unfavor-
able. It said ne was experiencing
difficulty In walking and talking and
was losing his memory and power
Of concentration.
"The emperor's condition is gem
orally worse" the bulletin said "He
has entirely lost his former health
and vigor."
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Broman has issued the
following marriage licenses;
William r. Forrest, 23lI West
Second street. 10 Elsie S. Forrest.
205 East Fifth street
Joseph S. Kersey OF Marshallton.
10 Ella r. Brown. IL East Twelfth
street
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre invitations (war tax paid, ar,
extended through the Journal Classified
Department today-look for your name
today in the CLASSIFIED Advs.-for a show
LOUISE GLAUM. IN
"GREATER THAN LOVE"
AT THE ARCADIA
AND
GERTRUDE ATHERTON'S FIRST OR
IGINAL SCREEN STORY.
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR WIFE,
AT TIE MAJESTIC.
SEE PAGE 10 TODAY.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
Try This on Him

A man digs a 24-foot hole In
four days. The first day he digs
twice as deep as the second day;
the second day twice as deep as
the fourth: the third day as
deep as the first and fourth
days. and the fourth day one
third as many feet as he IS tall.
How tall Is he?
Answer TO yesterdays; 16.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
SERGEANT MCBRIDE nfPROvEs

Sergeant Hugh Mcbride. who waS
stricken with an attack Of acute IN
digestion al Twenty-third and WASH
inrton streets. yesterday. Is reportef
better today and expects 10 rstn<s
10 his duties In a few dayA
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
KILL INLUREp HORSE.

Patrick Dawson and Assistant
Dog Catcher Walls, shot a horse be-
longing to Frank Vilone this morn
ing. The animal had fallen in the
marsh. at A and Walnut streetA
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
no FRFCT GARAGE.

Inspector Preston has issued a
building permit TO James savczwk.
northeast corner OF Third and Lom-
bard streets. to.erect a garage. cost
ing $500.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
EXCEEDED SPEED LIMIT

on a charge OF exceeding the
speed limit Arthur Huebner was
fined SIS and costs by Judge Hast
ings. in Municipal Court this
morning. He was arrested by
Motorcycle Officer Hynson.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
PA. DRY DIRECTOR
MUST QUIT ONE JOB

WASHINGTON. oct Omitted
Pross) william C. Mcconnell. state
prohibition director for Pennsyl-
vania. will be removed by Prohibi-
ton Commissioner Haynes unless ne
resigns from the Pennsylvania State
Senate. il was learned today.
Haynes is determined that McCon-
nell cannot. in the public Interest.
hold both public jobs. HAYNES dis
cussed with Attorney General Daugh-
erty today the questions At law in
volved In a Federal official holding
two Offices.
IL was understood Haynes left with
the assurance that removal OF Nc
Connell would be in accordance with
the statutes
Evening journal., 1921-10-06

WASHINGTON. oct. G Omitted
Press). - A reorganization Of the
Federal prohibition Office and field
forces In New York was ordered to-
day by the Prohibition Commissioner
IN officially announcing the appoint
ment Of r. C. Yellowloy. 10 succeed
judge Harold l.. Hart as New York
prohibition director. Yellowley a.
present is associate Federal prohibi-
ton director and head OF a flying
"dry squadron" He was designated
acting prohibition director for the
state, In order that he might assume
Office at once.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06

7 osT-BEAGLE FEMALEl WHITE
- body; grey ears; two spots on
each side Of body and one on root Of
tail. Notify II. Kruger, Gil ". 2lth St.
Phone 2o65-W. octo-5t.
(contlnued on page hfteen)
Evening journal., 1921-10-06

Have YOU tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Phone 15ie-l54i.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
roDAY's TENrPERATURE

At The Evening Journal Ohice.
500 a. NJ. .54 1901 r. NJ. 81
600 A. M..62 100 P NJ. .6S
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
INJsT MD POUND.

High water. 3.O5 A. NJ. $40 p. NJ
Low water 1910 A. NJ. 1885 p. NJ
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
The Weather

Fair tonight and probably Friday,
warmer tonight; moderate west and
southwest winds.
Evening journal., 1921-10-06
SuN AND TIDE.

Sun rises ..........-......o .o.Vl A. NJ
sun sets ...............5.36l p. NJ
N..I - lI,..ilffuun
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15
STEP ON THE ACCELERAToRl

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mosey along on the level, but it takes real
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old standby who got married, or a new apart
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15
NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING
TIT nARITAN TREST

The HfhTTAN IhtST IVHFNNf
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF this COM
pany will be held at its BANKING House.
$50 state Street, Perth Amboy. N. j., on
Tuesday, January 10th. 1929 at three
o'clock P. NJ. said meeting being called
for the purpose of electing Directors and
for the transaction Of such other BUSH
ness which may be legally presented.
HARRY f. COMINGS,
Secretary.
so29-12-s-15-22-29-i-5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15

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in town.? Watch the ads In classification
rs.
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vertising every day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15
NOTICE
RARTTAN TRUST COMPANY
Perth AmhnN y l. Dec. g 1921

TNTFH -fIHVHF . VV u U fV~N
DIVIDEND NO .
Notice is hereby given that a Dividend
at the rate OF Six Dollars 5000 per
share has this day been declared payable
on Tuesday, January 3rd, 1922 to stock
holders Of this company Of record at close
OF business December cath, 1921.
RARITAN TRUST COMPANY.
HARRY l.. COMINGS.
Secretary.
sOsf-i2-s-15-22-s9.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-15

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