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Evening journal., 1921-01-24
FIRE CHIEF IS
HURT in SMASH
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alarm OF fire from Box i2l.
The fire chiefs car was being driven
north on Delaware avenue by Charles
Barnes and while turning into Penn
sylVania avenue the machine OF Mrs
Bradford struck 10. The Bradford car
was not travelling as fast as that or
the FIRE chiefs. however, although the
impact was sufficient TO turn the
chiefs car around, throwing the oc-
cupanis into the street.
Both Assistant Chief Townsend and
Barnes managed to get TO their feet
unassisted, but both were more or
less stiffcned by the accident. Mr.,
Townsend was taken 20 his home. lie
appeared 10 be suffering considerably
however, and a physician was sum
mOned.
Whether Mr. Townsend sustained
broken bones had not been deter
mined at an early hour This after
noon.
The car That figured in the accident
was slightly damaged. Mrs. Bradford
was unniured.
Tho alarm from boxi2i was strucl
/ by Mrs. G. l.. Allen, 2222 West seven
| teenth street when burning grass II
"A lof al Seventeenth street and Gran
| avenue threatened 10 communicate tg
| dwellings in that section. Ihe .Dlak'
/ had evidently been started by a light'
/ ed cigarette. The blaze was eAtin-
| guished by the hremen Ml'nou'
| trouble.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
Still RECEIVE
ARMY RECRUITS
Office in This City Not
Affected by Action in
Washington
AIR LIEUTENANT TO
MAKE TOUR OF STATE

Captain B. b. baltimore. recruiting
ofllcer. at $50 Market street. re-
ports that enllsiments In the regular
army are still Increasing. II Is his
opinion the total would now be
larger but for a general misunor-
standing over dispatches from VII
mingion that recruiting was 10 be
halted.
Captain baltimore stated TO a rep
resentative OF The Evening Journal
today that no orders have as yet
been received from the War Depart
ment 10 stop recruiting, and he can
accept anyone who desires 10 enlist,
provided they are qualified. lie said
that at present the majority OF en-
listments are for the Fourth Division,
at Camp Lewis. Washington state.
This camp Is situated In the heart
Of the great Northwest. The climate
is mild the year round, and Is In
thriving citics on the pa0nc coast.
Tacoma and Seattle. In addition. he
said, the camp offers opportunities
for military training. education. both
in grammar and high school work,
and many different trades.
Lieutenant Wendell X. Phillips, OF
the Air service, who Is assistant re-
cruiling officer In Wilmington, and
who began tour with an airplane
on January 20. viii cover the
State OF Delaware and Eastern shore
Of Maryland lie will give exhibitions
at MlddletOwn, smyrna, Dover. Mill
ford, Georgetown, SeafOrd Laurel.
Salisbury. Princess Anne, pocom0ke
City, Crisneld. Federalsburg, Denton,
CheslcrtOvn and Chesapeake City.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
SAYS PRAYER
RESTORED HER
FAILING EYES
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was stated he attended the services
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Wright, when visited today by
a reporter for The Evening journal,
asserted her sight had been restored
by the healing which she received at
yesterdays meeting. "FOr more than
two years" she said. Il had suffered
with my eyes and had spent hundreds
OF dollars TO have my sight restored.
] have had three operations for cat
aract performed but none Of them
seemed 10 help me. The last operation
was performed in November last.
was blind in one eve with a partial
blindness in the other. For more than
eight months / have not been able TO
thread a needle but when ! returned
from the meeting yesterday was able
10 thread a needle so good was my
sight"
Mrs. Wright also has ben a suf-
forer for the past 81 years with a
racking rough, and now that her
sight has been restored by the evan
gclstic party with prayers and sup
plicaiions. she now expects TO Dc
healed OF the cough Il have faith,
she said. "and viii attend all Inc
meetings"
= llN iNtAlNi' AtHAlN NNl ~ NAtlNA't ~
Warren Collins, a layman. who him
self was healed several years ago, hl
claims. having suffered from goitr'
for more than 30 wears; W. Z. Odum
from Texas. who is known as the
singing evangelist; p. L. Bum, solo.
ist: Mrs. 4. L. Bum, a worker ano
secretary Of the party, and Mrs
Grace Staumer. pianist. All the mem
hers of the party assist at the meet
ings.
At Yesterdays meeting fifteen pro.
tossed 10 be converted. and between
30 and 30 asked TO have prayers SAID
for them. Crowds attended the open
ing meetings and a larger place vii
have TO be secured TO hold the meet
ings. Several churches have Offered
tho use OF their ediilces, Evangclis
Collins stated. and one Of them MAJ
be used for future meetings. While
the party is in this city they Will giV'
MONDAY concerts at the various
shops. and industrial plants, the Y. NJ
e.. A. and y w. C. A.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
BETTER THAN CALQMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub
stitute for calomel-are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. These little olive
colored tablets are tn result Of DR..
Edwards determination not TO treat
liver and bowel complaints with hcalomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomel.
They take hold OF the trouble and
quickly correct it. Why cure the liver
at the expense Of the teeth? Calomel
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids. II is best not tc
take calomel. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches. "dullness" and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
dlsordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Dive Tablets when you feel 'logy and
heavy" They clear" clouded brain
nd 'pszk %" the spxisA isc and 3oc.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
FINGER -CHEWER
PAYS SIS FOR BITE

oh guilty OF mat man putting his
finger In my mouth answered 10,
semi TAYLOR, Negro. when arraigne1
before Iudge Hastings, In Municipal
Court. ihis morning, on a charge OF
assault and battery on Frank Ames'
Negro. a..
When a came his turn 10 give his
side OF thc case, Taylor further en-
lightened the court as 10 the meaning
OF tho answer he had given when ar
raigned by Clerk Charles j. Coleman.
''That man stopped down 20 get a
beer bottle TO hit me" he explained,
land one OF his hands flew up In the
air. Nv mouth was open and his
finger went right straight in ",
didn't mean 10 bite him. judge, but
I was mad and did come down on it,
As evidence OF Tayl0r's finger
gnawing tactics, Frank exhibited a
profusely bandaged finger.
The biting OF his finger was not the
only punishment given him by Taylor
Ames said. He said he was at the
house where TAYLOR rooms, and that
Tavior started 10 eject him with some
force lie admitted that nc had at
tempted 20 get a beer bottle In his
grasp, but not until after Taylor mad
attacked him.
Taylor claimed that Ames WASH
wanted in the house and when hs
refused 10 leave when ordered TO do
so. he tTaylor) started 70 put hin
TAYLOR was adiudged guilty of The
charge and was fined SIS and costs b,
the court.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
FINE TAKES NEN0'S
HOT CAKE PROFIT

Angered because Frank C. Connor
refused 20 pay for a breakfast on sat
urday morning. Nick NenOs. who has
a restaurant at 205 West Second street,
seized his customer by the throat and
threw him over a chair, IL developed
in Municipal Court this morning when
the restaurant proprietor was given
a hearing on a charge OF assault and
battery.
Judge Hastings imposed a fine OF
SO and costs.
According TO the testimony, Connor
asked for a second plate on which TO
eat an order OF "hOt cakes" as is GUS
tOmary in a restaurant. Nenos de-
MED him this, whereupOn C0nnor de
clined 10 Ply for his order. Il was
then that Nen0s attacked him. Con
nor then paid and warned the restau-
rant man that he would have him
arrested.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
NEW APPRAISAL OF
UNION PARK HOMES

Realty experts sent 10 Wilmington
by the Emergency Fleet Corporation
and The United States shipping Board
have been making a new appraisal OF
The 500 properties comprising Union
Park Gardens. II was learned today.
On the basis OF their findings. 10 Is
expected the government boards will
re-advertise FOR bids on the proper
Ties. 10 replace those which were re-
lectcd early this month.
Haldeman G.. Stout. OF the Industrial
Trust Company. which made two bids
OF slightly over 100000 each FOR the
entire tract. said today the company
had been given assurance By the
Emergency Fleet officials. OF an op-
portunlty 20 revise us offers In an
cnort 10 reach an agreement with the
government and complete the deal.
Mr.. Stout reiterated that II was the
Intention OF the trust company 10 sell
on the houses at the Gardens to,their
present tenants at low prices and
easy payments.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
How To Beautify
Your Complexion
By VIOLA DANA

That sensational actress. Viola Dana
who Is recognized as an authority on
beauty topics. says. The best and
quickest method Of obtaining a bcauu-
ful rosy-white complexion Il 20 thor
ourhly cleanse the face night and morn
ing then apply that popular bcauiihcr.
Der,viilo. which has become a regular
lad with over hyc hundred thousand
discriminating girls and women In the
limited states" Dcrwillo takes the place
OF face powder az Il Is more life-like In
appearance. its use cannot be detected
aud Il stays on until you wash Il OF /,
Precipitation does not Affect H. nor will
IL rub on on clothing. and the wonder
ful sale 10 has had proves that it is su-
periOr 20 an other beauiihcrs and face
powders. There ia nothing like it for
dark, saliow skin, frcckles. tan. coarse
pores wrinkles and many other facial
blemishes. 10 Il guaranteed absolutely
harmless and sold az toilet counters
everywhere with the understanding that
IN you don't like Il they WIN give you
back your money BE SUR 20 read the
large article by Miss Dana soon 10 ap-
pear In this paper. II gives n world OF
valuable Information on the care OF the
skin. something every girl and woman
should know about In the meantime,
get Derwillo aud try Il today. You will
be astonished az the quick results IL
gives.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
SCHOOL
SURVEY TONIGHT
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sional or teaching side and the gen
eral management OF The schools. has
been investigated and reported on in
detail
Members OF the Citizens Commit
tee who have pcrused The report
declare IL a sharp indictment OF the
educational system and will command
wide pubic attention. The report Is
elaborate IN lbs description OF condi-
tions found. and covers about As
pagos Of typcwrittcn matter. each
page about is inches long. Allow
Ing an average OF 800 words 10 a
pago a rough, estimate would give ap-
prOXlmabely 1900 woris.
A fun attendance OF the survey
committee Is looked for tonight, and
Il is probable thelo will be some
discussion OF the flndlng OF the eX-
perts and the recommendations made
Tor rectifying the conditions In the
schools. Copies OF the report Will be
sent 30 The Mayor, City Council and
The Board Of Education, which ap-
pointed ten members each OF the citl-
Gems committee OF thirty In charge
OF the survey.
In addition 10 the report by the
Washington experts another reporl
on physical conditions OF the school
buildings has been prepared by sep
araic committee or citizens. headed
by Councilman james q. Mearns.
This report also viii be submitted
10 the meeting tonight. and. like that
OF the Federal experts, is said TO con-
tam structures OF nature likely TO
arouse discussion
On the basis OF the findings thus
made 70 is expected the Citizens Com
mliieo viii lay plans for application
10 the State Legislature 10 obtain au-
thorlty FOR a bond issue, probably OF
s2OOO0O, with which 10 rebuild the
schools and equip them properly
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
JAIL TWO MORE
DOPE PEDDLERS
Third Suspect. Caught With
Drug, is Due for Hear
ing Later
ADDICT MAY BE
AUTO RUG THIEF

Sentences Of one years imprison-
menl and fines Of Si,iOO and costs
were imposed on Nassila Loupis and
Frank Clements for selling heroin by
Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court
this morning. should they fail to
pay the fines and costs, they Will
serve an additional year.
The men were given a hearing last
week on a charge OF selling deck
OF the dope" to a man at their store,
100 French street. The case was con-
tinued aniil today pending an inves-
CATION. The investigation, conducted
bv Oniccr George Abele, who arrested
The men, resulted in the locating OF a
number OF decks" OF drug in a cigar
box concealed beneath an old gasoline
stove In the rear yard Of the defend
ants store. At the time the men were
arrested, no drug was found on the
premises.
Boih men today denied knowing OF
the presence OF the dope in the
yard.
The case OF Harry Brown, Negro,
charged with having a narcotic drug
In his possession, was continued until
tomorrow.
Brown was arrested as ne left a
train from Chester at French street
station on Saturday, quantity OF
dope" being found In one OF his
shoes.
Elmer Dredden. Negro, who was ar
rested Friday night. is addicted to the
use OF a narcotic drug, 1t was re-
ported in court today. lie was not
sentenced, however, a charge OF lar
cency against him having been set for
tomorrow. He is thought TO have
stolen an automobile rug that was
found in his room.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
CANVASS SCHOOL
LOAN VOTE TOMORROW

An important meeting OF the Della
ware School Auxiliary Association.
which has charge Of administering
the fund Of moro than S2.5OOOOO do
mated 20 The schools OF the State bv
p 5. dupont. viii be held next FRIDAY
morning Owing 10 the failure OF the
si,OO.OOO bond issue 10 carry in New
Castle county, at thc election last
Thursday, a rNsadiustment OF the
drsbul>al OF the p. 5. DUPONT fund
probably Will be discussed.
Fridays meeting will be held In
the rooms OF The Delaware school
Auxiliary Association, in the Public
Library building, Ninth and Market
streets.
Canvass OF the votos In The county
bond election will be made tomorrow
morning by the County Board of
Education. as provided by law ONLY
"A districts out OF % In the county
have been heard from thus far. The
returns Indicate q majority Of about
6.000 votes against the loan. The can-
vass vii be made by the board at ~.
Offices In the county end OF the pub
lie Building,
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
PREACHERS SEND
GIFT TO BISHOP

The Rev. Dr.. Dashiell, secretary OF
the Endowment Fund for supcranu-
atcd ministers OF the Wilmington
Conference. spoke on 1.-The Crave
Clothes OF Icsus." al the meeting Of
the Wilmington VI. p. Preachers As
ISOLATION this morning
RESOLUTIONS OF congratulations on
his sixiy-third birthday anniversary
were cngrosscd and forwarded to
Bishop W. =. Mcdowell, OF the Will
mingtOn Area. OF which Wilmington
Conference Is part. II was also de-
cided 10 accompany the resolutions
with a travelling bag.
The Rev. Howard McDade, pastor
OF ClaymOnt Church. was announced
as speaker for next weeks meeting.
The Rev. g. w CLARK. pastor OF Hoo
kessn NJ. +. Church, was temporary
secretary OF the meeting today
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
SUES non PAINTING RuL.

The SUIT Of Frank :. Dun. defcn-
dant, below. appellant vs.. Charles r.
Jester, plaintiff below. respondent.
on appeal, vas heard In Superior
Court today before Judges Conrad
and Helsel Philip l.. Garrett repre-
scnod Dure and Henry r. lsaacs rep
resented Jester.
In this suit Jester claims about
5000 balance FOR labor and material
FOR painting az Sil Market street
The defendant claimed that the work
was not done In a workmanlike man
ner and that poor materials were
used.
This case viii be continued this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
CONGRATULATIONS
FOR GOV. DENNEY

Stan Correspondent.
DOVER, Del, Jan. A-Governor
Denney today received the following
telegram from Chicago:
Il extend Your ENcellency heartiest
congratulations upon being the first
farmer in Delaware 10 Join the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
Your work Is big enough TO challenge
The best efots Of The finest minds in
America May all other farmers Of
the Blue Hen State follow your exam
pie TO a man.
81. r. HOWARD.
president American Farm Bureau
Federation"
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
WATER nOsRn RnIrTINE

AT the meeting OF the Board OF
Water Commissioners this morning.
Charles NJ. Banks, city treasurer re-
ported a current fund balance Of
s70.7iSi7 and a special balance Of
81 .29902 for the week ending January
2i. The report OF 5. n. Van Trump,
ing January 2i, as compared with
i2j.Si5 200 gallons pumped during the
corresponding period OF last year.
The consumption for The week ending
January q was Sji73OOO gallons. as
compared with 1861 900 gallons
consumed during the corresponding
period last year.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
MEASURE in SENATE
FOR PAID FIRE DEPT.
Stan Correspondent.

STAFF Correspondent.
DOVER. Del. Jan. 2i-Staie senator
William j. Lutz. who is chief engineer
Of the Wilmington Fire Department
this afternoon introduced a bin en-
powering City Council TO establish
a paid fire department for Whining
ton The bill IS the same as that
unanimously endorsed by City Council
last Thursday night and empowers
Council in its discretion 90 buy the
present real estate and apparatus or
the Wilmington companies, or such
other real estate and apparatus IL
may deem necessary.
Council Is empowered to establish
the paid department by September !,
1921. and 10 make regulations govern
ing 10 and 10 appoint such officers as
may be deemed necessary.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
KI.Fr CFrc rms VFRDIcT

The suit Of Louis kloo. dofcndani
below, appellant. vs.. Robert l.. and
Lucy J. Breeding. plaintiff below. re-
spondent. an appeal from a magis-
irale's decision. was heard in Su-
pcrior Court today before Judges
Conrad and lIeiscl The suit involves
500 for the payment OF furniture
which Breeding said he sold TO klee.
property. J pearcc Cam represented
Klee and George H. Townsend was
counsel FOR Breeding.
The Jury returned verdict in
flNnr OF kIce
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
pyIr ACcIrSFD AGAIN.

Notice was served on Percy Warren
Green. counsel for Albin +. Pyle, by
Constable Andrew +. Cole, this morn
ng. that a warrant had been ISSUED
ly Magistrate Broman, at the request
" Mrs. Bertha Salloway. 35O6 Market
street. charging pyle with embczzle-
nent OF the sum OF Sd.
Mr.. Green agreed 10 produce his
.lient at the magistrates Office at 7.a
o'clock Tuesday night for a hearing
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
MRs. W. S. g. WILLIAMS DEAD.

Mrs. William SmIih Gliilngs VII
llams. a member OF a prominent fam
ily. died at her apartment IN The
Hotel Belyederc. Baltimore, on sat
urday. after a lingering Illness.
Mrs. Williams. who was we'll
known In Wilmington was for
merly Miss Bella Deford. She was
the eldest daughter OF the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Dcford.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
THIEF STTAIS SIlCAR BOWL.

Early sunday morning one OF three
Young men who entered the Eureka
Restaurant. Sixth and Shipley streets,
asked permission 10 use the tele-
nhone. which permission was grant
"a. IIe evidently did not call any
one. however, only holding The re-
,civer down. While This was in pro-
gress another one Of The two stole a
sugar bowl. made OF nickel silver,
with the inscription Eureka" on IT,
raued al SO
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
GIRL HIS ACCUSER.

AZ the request Of phllip /. G0rrcIt,
counsel for the defendant. the case OF
Richard Faulkner. Negro. charged
with serious offensc. was continued
until Friday by Judge Hastings In
Municipal Court this morning. Louise
Rivers. Negress. &c years OF age. tho
prosecuting witness, was held in Si0O
bail. She has been here only few
months from Atlanta.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
cIrppOnT non CUID-WIFF.

For ne support OF his 20-year-old
Mas ordered 10 pay $40 a week by
Judge Hastings, N Municipal Coufl
mis- morning. and was required N
tirnish $500 surety. GiampetrO, who
aid that he earns S22 week working
IS a barber in Chester, pleaded guilty
% the charge.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
uoroR cor TAI,Ics uEADFR.

MOtOrcycle Ofllcer Walier /. Cook
was thrown from his machine at Eden
Park this afternoon. and badly
bruised. and the machine wrecked. In
attempting 10 make a turn the front
wheel OF the machine caught In car
track, throwing Cook twenty feet His
injuries are not considered serious.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
AEnIcANs STAMINA

JOHANNESBURG, Jan 2i.-Ihe un-
employment situation in south africa
has reached a critical stage, Entire
families in the diamond regions are
reported starving.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
HFLD As RICYCLE THIEF.

C0nfesslng That he SIOIe a hlcYcIo
belonging 10 W. l.. Missimer. 1902
Nest seventh street. Walter StraitOn.
. Negro youth. was held I'm $500 bail
- court on a charge of larceny by
(dge Hastings in Municipal Court
his morning.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
PRISM HOME TO HIM

CHICAGO, Jan. 2i.-"It was the only
place like home to me-" said George
Becker, parole viOlator. I'm cold
and hungry. Take me back TO Joliet"
The cop obliged him.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something Ia
Learn

Then You Have something 10
Learn
Thousands who have piles have not
harmed that quick and permanent ielief
can only be accomplished with Internal
medicine. Neither cutting nor any amount
OF treatment with ointments and sup
positories will remove the cause.
Bad circulation causes piles. There Is
a complete stagnaLon OF blood In the
lower bowel and a weakening OF the parts.
DR.. J. s. Leonhardt was nrst 70 nnd the
remedy. His prescription Is HEM-kOlD, ,, a
tablet medicine. taken Internally, that Is
now sold by druggists generally. Dr.
Leonhardt tried Il In 900 cases, with
mo marvellous record Of success In He
per cent. and then decided II should be
sold under a rigid m0ney-back guaran-
Don't waste any more time with out.
side applications. Get package OF
HEM -ROID from n. b. Danforth today.
n mas given safe and lasting relief 20
fhousands OF people, and should do the
same for you-it seldom falls.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
cnINEsE snnpIIrTER

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Lee Hing is
the first Chinaman ever arrested for
shOplifting in Brooklyn. lie is
charged with taking i5 pairs or silk
gloves.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
MAI,ING ,EM HAppY.

BOSTON. Jan. 2i.-A bill is pending
In ihe LEGISLATURE exemptng Massa-
chuselts women from telling their
ages al election. They would Just say
they are over 2i and let it go at that.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
w IL MILNER ILL.

William n. Miner. clerk in the
Office OF Attorney-Gmeral sylvester u.
Townsend. In the Public Building, Is
confined 10 his home by illness.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
WHAT'S THE ANSNFR2

CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.-Baby buggies
are 20 per cent. cheaper. They have
pneumatic tires. windshlelds and side
curtains. But there's light demand
| for 'em.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
Gun. BUT PROTECTS ASsAILANT

EIWOod Wrlgnt. an fS-vcar-Old
Negro, or raylor's Row. was taken TO
the Delaware Hospital late last night
suffering with severe lacerations OF
the face and lip. said 10 have been
inflicted by a bottle or pcnknife. In
the hands OF another Negro. Wright
would not say who attacked him. Hf
was taken home after receiving treat
, meni.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24
SO0 POLE uMUCRANTS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2i.-Ihe Danzig
first ship flying the nag OF the new
Polish republic, Is expected here IN
the near future II contains 800 imml
grants, FIRST Of thousands who avail
passage to America.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24

II organdie Is washed without
starch from the start, Il viii never
require 10.
Evening journal., 1921-01-24

Domestic help. cooks. Mattresses
and chambermaids may be secured
by use OF the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks.