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Evening journal., 1921-09-20
BORAH LEADS
Fight over
GERMANPACT
Says Treaty Links u. S.
Up With the Versailles
Instrument
SENATE TO GET THE
DOCUMENT TOMORROW

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Omitted
Press) ss).-President Harding will
send the German treaty to the fen
ate tomorrow. It was said at the
white House today. The treaty win
be accompanied by a brief note.
Senator william r. Borah Will
lead the Republican opposition in
the Senate against the treaty.
After long deliberation. Borah has
made up his mind that he cannot
vote to ratify the treaty. because, in
his opinion. Il tics the United States
into the Versailles treaty.
Having led the irreconcilables In
their successful fight against the
Versailles pact, Borah feels he can
not now reverse his position. In spite
OF assurances by administration lead
ers that the new treaty will not in
volve the United States In purely
European affairs. Borah's study OF
the document has convinced him
that such ENHANCEMENT Is inevitable.
As pointed out by the United Press
Continued on PAGE Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
.STRIKELEGAL
SETBACKSIN
MARKETFIGHT
Validity of Ordinance Pro-
hibiting Building Line
Stands is Questioned
NOTICE GIVEN OF
PROPOSED NEW LAW

Owing TO a wide difference OF
legal opinions. concerning the valid
ity OF the ordinance. under which
efforts have been made. during the
past few weeks TO clear the curb
stone markets streets Of buiiding-line
stands. notice has been given OF the
introduction OF a resolution and a
repeater by the Street and Sewer
Directors. The notice was filed last
Tuesday after a conference with the
city solicitor.
Several attorneys declare the ordi-
nance under which the city has been
controlling the city markets. is iile-
gal as ordinances previously passed
dealing with the subject. have never
been legally repealed. They contend
the repealers were never given any
notice OF being introduced and un-
less this is done. the repealers are
not legal.
For fear OF some technicality
causing the defeat OF the directors
and the Clerk Of the Market Edward
Continued on rage Tourtcen.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
ROB STORE HELD
BY COURT RECEIVERS

A thief yesterday afternoon. en-
tered the store Of S. H. Dursein. (
East Second street. picked up car
ton containing cigarettes valued at
$50, and got away.
william McCool. Al years was ar
rested at noon by Traffic Oficer
Scott. al Fourth and Market streets.
charged with the larceny OF the
cigarettes. He will be given a hear
ing before the Municipal Court to-
morrow morning.
Another robbery that has proved
somewhat OF a puzzle to the poles
was the disappearance from 901.
Shipley street Of stock valued at sew
eral hundred dollars, belonging To
the Zee Zee Rubber Company. which
company is in the hands. OF re-
ceivers.
The stock was FIRST seized by Con-
stable l.. G. Jones on claims ne held,
but when the receiver had been ap-
pointed by a New Jersey court. Mr..
Jones surrendered the keys and took
receipt for the stock. Two days
afterward the entire stock disappears
ed. someone evidently having gona
there with a truck.
The matter was reported to ths
police.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
WALLACE ASKS
ALL CITIZENS
To WORK FOR
PROSPERITY
Secretary of Agriculture
Says Washington is Lead
ing Way Out of Ex-
travagance, Waste
PRESIDENT HOPES
OTHERS WILL BOOST

Optimism OF the substantial sort
dominated the banquet in the Hotel
dupont last night. which marked
the official opening OF Glazed Kid
Week in Wilmington. This optim-
ism was radiated from the White
House. by business interests, and
from the glazed kid and shoe indus
tries themselves.
Il bring you a message Of good
cheer from Washington" said Henry
c. Wallace. Secretary OF Agriculture.
the principal speaker OF the even
ing. He said everybody in the capi-
tai connected with the administra-
ton was looking with hope TO such
movements by communities them
selves as that begun in Whining
ton"
In addition Secretary Wallace's
message. President Harding himself
sent a brief personal nota in reply
to a communication. The President
said:
Il have been interested In your
letter saying that Wilmington is go
Ing TO make a special effort toward
restoring. normalcy In the manufac-
ture Of glazed kid. hope your
campaign looking 10 extended mar
kets and fun production may be
successful. and that II may be an
Inspiration to other cities and in
dustries 10 undertake similar useful
efforts"
Senator T. Coleman DUPONT also
sent a telegram from Colorado. say
ing:
It sincerely hope you have had a
good and successful meeting. Ef-
forts OF this kind tend 20 bring back
normal conditions. and your efforts
should be appreciated by every good
citizen OF Delaware. We should
all appreciate the interest shown by
Secretary Wallace in coming. Please
add my thanks TO those Of other Del
awareans for the interest he as
shown by being with you tonight
Seldom before has the big gold
ball room OF the hotel been 50
crowded with guests. Not only
we're all OF the 500 seats filed. but
some late comers we're turned away
Continued on Page Sixteen.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
SCENT MYSTERY IN
THIS ROAD SMASH

While making a detour around the
new bridge being built across the
Rrandywine Creek at chadd's Ford.
Pa. about 4.so o'clock yesterday
morning an expensive automobile
bearing a New York license tag over
turned on the embankment leading
10 the temporary bridge across the
creek. throwing its driver Eugene
Tenrtilia. OF New York City out on
his head. He was sent to the Ches-
ter County Hospital in West Ches-
ter. where he is suffering from a
badly cut head and a sprained leg.
There IS an element mystery sur
rounding the accident which the
Chester County authorities have not
been able TO clear up. Iensulla
first gave his name as Mr.. Johnson.
but upon being further questioned
changed It to Eugene Tengulia' AZ
far as is known Tengulia was the
only occupant OF the overturned car
which Is Of the coupe" type.
II seems that a large car OF Tor
eien design. bearing a New Jersey
license. preceded the car Tengulia
was driving across the bridge. II was
said that It was travelling in company
with Tengulia. and after the acci-
dent It disappeared.
In making the detour around the
new bridge, which is in course OF
construction. il is necessary TO MAKE
a sharp turn and dip down oetor'
getting on 10 the temporary bridge
across the creek. II is thought thal
Tengulia miscalculated the turns ane
dip in the road. thus turning his car
over the onbankment after II nae
struck a tree.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
WILSON'S BODY
ARRIVES HOME

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER. Sept. 2o.EThe body OF
Private Clarence Vinson, killed ih
France, arrived here late last even
ing and was taken 10 the home OF
his parents at Lebanon. A public
funeral will likely be held next Mon
day. When the body was being
taken to the Vinson home last even
ing. Company c.. Delaware National
Guard. was drilling on Dover Green.
on being informed that the body OF
Vinson was approaching the soldiers
stood at present while the body was
passing by.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
SUBMARINE R-27 Is
DISABLED OFF CUBA

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 Omitted
Press.)-The naval submarine RAT
is in distress about 90 miles north
Of Guantanamo. Cuba. according to
report to the naval radio service
here.
The Montcalm, a small naval ves-
sell IS rushing TO her assistance from
Guantanamo. No report has yet
been received from Montcalm. I'm
less a storm develops it is believed
the disabled submarine can weather
the sea until assistance arrives.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
AMERICAN KILLED BY
ACCIDENT IN MEXICO

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 Omitted
Press) AN American citizen named
Carl r. Tabb. was shot and killed
Sunday night by MEXICAN soldiers in
the southern oil fields near Tampico.
the State Department was advised
today.
Tabb was an employe OF the Mex
lean Gulf oil Company.
The American consul at Tampico
who reported the shooting to the
State Department. stated chat the
scant details at hand indicated the
shooting was accidental
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
ATTACKED WIFE WITH
RAZOR, Is CHARGE

Special 70 The Evening Journal
LAUREL Sept 20.-when he en-
tered the front door OF his home
here last night, Leroy Hughes. de-
ciarine another man ran out the
back door. Is alleged TO have as
saulted his young wife with a razor.
Neighbors rushed in, but not before
the woman was frightfully slashed
on the arms and hack. Her condition
Is serious. Posses so FAR have been
unable 10 locate Hughes.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre invitations (war tax paid, ar.
extended through the Journal Classlneu
Department today-look for your name
fodav I'M the Classified Advs.-f0r show
ing wednesday, OF
"POLLN WITH A PAST"
AT THE QUEEN.
AND
"THE CUP OF LIFE"
A THOS. INCE PRODUCTION,
AT THE MAJESTIC.
SEE PAGE IL TODAY.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
Bee mperiLS Doctor

DR.. and Mrs. Julius Dodd. OF
New Castle. narrowly escaped
serious injury yesterday, when
a bee stung the physician on the
neck as he was driving his au-
tomobile across the high bridge
over the railroad at Delaware
street. New Castle. When the
bee stung the doctor ne uncon-
sciously let go OF the auto wheel
to strike the insect. the machine
swerved 10 the right, and be-
fore the doctor could stop his
car had struck the guard rail,
breaking IL. when the car was
backed a portion OF the guard
rail was pulled back with Il.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
CHInp dis MnIIE OF VIsIT

Three days after she had observed
her second birthday anniversary at
the home of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Bancroft. OF Rock
ford. this city, Pauline Earnshaw
Chadwick. only child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Chadwick, OF Black Hall.
Conn, died last evening Mr.. and
Mrs Chadwick had been visiting
Mrs Chadwick's parents. Mrs Chad
wick was Miss Pauline Bancroft be-
fore her marriage. The funeral will
be private.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
DIR. McBAIN WITH CHEMISTS.

Dr. James W. McBain, one OF the
group OF noted English chemists at
tending the annual meeting OF the
American Chemical Society in this
country. will speak before a meet
ing OF the Delaware Chapter OF the
American Chemical Society in Trim
ity parish house tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
RIRLF CLASS ELECTS.

Alert Bible Glass Of ST. Paurs NJ.
f. Church has elected these officers;
President. Irwin r.. Crew; vice-pres-
ident. George +. Shear; secretary.
Walter Z. Howard; treasurer, r.
Franklin Crew The Rev. Cariis' G
L. Hubbard save short talk. A
meeting has beea called for next
Monday night.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
B. r.. II. PORCH PARTY

A porch bazaar will be held on
Thursday evening at 912 and s14
Nandever avenue by Delaware Lodge.
No. 50. Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen.
Cake and ice cream will be on sale.
A feature will be a fancy-work table.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o-The
.genda proposed by the United States
TO the powers for the Pacific con-
ference includes the question OF linn
itation Of armaments Il was stated
on high authority today.
This statement was made as an
answer to reports and editorial COM
ment In the newspapers expressing
surprise that the limitation OF arm
aments was not mentioned in the
agenda by the United States. Of
fcials were az a loss as to how such
a misunderstanding could have Oc-
CURED. Limitation Of naval and
military armaments are 10 be dis
cussed in the conference. However
the question OF limiting armies IS
expected to be OF secondary import
ance. and il is known that this gov
ernment places the most importance
on limitation Of navies and restric-
ton OF new agencies OF warfare.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
Smile Awhile

NEW YORK-John Hopper.
who ran in both Republican
and Democratic primaries for
register and was beaten IN each,
hy a woman. said: Neither
knows anything about the Of
fee except the salary IL pays.
BOSTON.-Hollis shaw. who
gave his occupation as Tabor
err filed a petition in bank
ruptcy. giving liabilities OF $780,
927 and no assets.
NEW YoRK-Soft music.
tea and cakes were part OF the
entertainment arranged for pa
irons OF a barber shop which
opened on Broadway at Forty
second street.
WARSAW. 90. X Saun-
ders. third trick operator
couldn't hear the alarm clock
ring so hc tied a string 10 the
alarm clock hammer and pho
nocraph. Now he gets up by
reveille.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
MIssIoNARY NnEErING.

The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Mt. salem NJ. f. Church,
will meet at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
r. Haley. 26O7 West Eighteenth
street. The annual election OF officers
will be held.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
Europe s Pfemiers Kept ArUay
From World Arms PrIey

Europe's prime ministers will prob
ably prevent the presence In Wash
ington Of their ablest right hand
men,"
Unemployment In Europe is a
more immediate problem even than
disarmament and one more unset
Ting to governments and any Euro
pean statesman whose position de-
pends upon popular support cannot
AFFORD to be long away from his con-
stituonts this winter.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
CENTRE GRANGE MEET

Centre Grange No. II. viii meet
at Centrevlle tomorrow night. Va
rious entertainments for the fall and
winter season have been planned by
the grangers.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
Try This on Him

A man had four one-gallon
jugs. One was one-fourth full
OF wine; another was one-half
fun; another had half as much
as the first two together; an
other had 3i5 quarts. How
much wine had he?
Answer to yesterdays: Six
children; 90 oranges.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Phone ls4o-1541.--Ads-
Evening journal., 1921-09-20

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IL from Cedar and Broomc to Front AMI
DUPONT SITS Initials W. j. L. Liberal re
ward II returned TO a03 5. Broome 81.
sept20-3t.
Continued on Page Seventeen.)
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
ToDAY's TENrPERArURE

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. NJ. .62 1901 p. NJ. II
1000 A. NJ. 66 100 p. M..1S
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
The Weather

Unsettled tonight and Wednes-
day. rising temperature. moderate
east to south winds.
Evening journal., 1921-09-20
SUN AND TIDE.
Head of Christiana.
tAJSI MD FOUND.

High water. 1.35 A. NJ. 200 p. NJ.
Low water .11.2O AN. 11.4O p. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

which grain Is being supplied as fast
as IL can he transported into the in
terror by cart and man power. Notwith ?
standing the widespread destitute area,
there have been comparatively few
deaths from starvation owing TO the
measures taken by relief workers.
The number Of persons affected by
the famine has been variously estimated
at from 100000 to 81 100000, the
latter being the number given By the
United International committee.
II is conceded. however. that the first
estimates were exaggerated owing to
tho lack of an accurate census and the
spotty character Of the famine, which
now affects neighboring towns with diff
fprent degrees of severity, Ldue to i'm :
provement brought about by the late
crops.
The crucial period, according to in
vestigators on the ground. will come in
the spring when the people. weakened
by privation. will have to take up theil
work on lands that are now mortgaged
and without farm animals. The winter
wheat crop. however, has been gen
orally excellent. There have been nc
epidemics except the usual occasional
cases Of typhus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
|. JAPANESE RIOT
At DIET SESSION
Many Arrests Made Outside
Building After Defeat Of
Governments Foes
ATTACKS FOREIGN POLICY
BY the Associated Press

Toxic, Feb. 21.--Mnny arrests were
made outside the Diet Building Satur-
day night following the defeat in the
House Of Representatives Of a rcsolu-
tion of lack Of confidence in the gov
ernment. The vote was 900 TO 141.
The session was extremely turbulent,
and police reserves we're held both with
in and outside the building. The gal
lcrics were crowded. and among these
present we're many women. From both
the galleries and the floor Of the house
the speakers for the government and the
opposition were hooted.
Tokitoshi Taketomi. former minister
of finance. spokesman for the Kenseikni
party. accused the ministry Of thinking
always Of the Ministerial party and
never of the people.
He said the government had failed in
its efforts at home. and that II had
brought disgrace to Japan abroad.
At the same time that the demon
Stration vas held outsideethe Diet there
were simultaneous meetings In various
parks in the city. at which the resigna-
tion of the government was dema nded.
EI-prcmier Okuma yesterday had a
long audience with the emperor with
regard to the court situation resulting
from the "intrigue' connected with
the engagement Of Crown Prince
Hirohito.
A statement issued says the re-
cent intrigue in the court has
ended with an official confirmation of
the engagement Of The crown prince and
the Princess Nagako. The statement
denies that the question at issue was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

dele riparazioni da pagarsi della Ger.
mania quale parte assegnata all Italia
e. inSufiicicntc.
parccchi membri della Commissions
hanno suggerito che in vista di Cio' si
debba chiedcrc un aumento sulle linden
ita' che dobranno esSere pagate al
l'Italia dalla Bulgaria dall'Ungheria
Altri membri hanno proposto che in
compenso della piccola partecipazione
ala ripartizione dellc indennita' dovutc
dal Governo di Derlno. rItalia chieda
alcune concessioni cconomiche sulla
colonie sis' appartenenti ALA Ger
mania.
membri dellc Commission Parla
mcntari per gil Atari Esteri per lC
Finan2o. durante la discussions sui pro
getto delle riparazioni dovute dalla
GermRnia, 81 sono mostrati decisament,
contrari al piano formulate ALA Con
ferenza di Parigi. secondo il Gualc s
doyrebbe imporre una indennita' del /.
per cento su lutte lc espOrtazioni della
Gcrmunia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Condition of HigIivays
Throughout State Today

Snowfall ranged from about
twelve inches between Chambersburg
and York to about seven inches be-
tween Trenton and Philadelphia. .
Snow plows were operated yesterday
by state Highway Department and
roads were passablc this morning
east Of Coatesville aud Oxford, but
will be cleared more thoroughly to-
day.
The high winds drifted the snow
badly all yesterday, especially be-
tween Harrisburg. Lancaster and
Reading. where the snowfall av-
craged not less than sixteen inches.
In that section roads are i'm
passable this morning, but it is
expected that the main highways
will be opened by tonight. No in
formation has been received from
between Reading and Easton since
the storm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

Roma, 20 febbraio. III Conte Sforza,
Ministro per eli AFFAIR." Estari, e'partito
slls volta di I.ondra per premiere parte
ALA Conferenza Interaleata. che sara
iuisiata martedi', rcltivamente ! Trait
ito di Sevres.
Cno del punt pui' Important e
senEa dubbio quelio relative ALA siSte-
mazione della Turchis verra' subito
deciso dopo rarrivo del dclegati rappre-
sentanti il governo stabilize dai na2i-
onslisti turcM nd Angors, capitanato
da Mustafa' Kemal Pascia. Dctti dele.
gait dovrsnno abbocsrSi con delegati
del Governo III Constantinopoli sta
bilire Sc fondersi per perorare la causa
turca agire Separatamente.
In quanto al Conte Sforza, come per
II rLcente convegno teutuosi parlgi
seguira' iattitudine concertata in sCuu
al Consiglio del Minstri dial cui pro-
gromma cgli ma acetate di non spos-
tarsi.
Roma. 20 febbraio. - II Prof. Poll,
incaricato dal Govcrno provvisorio di
Fiume di prcndere contatto col GovrrnO
Italiano riguardo la delimitazione delle
frontier delIo State Libero, In confor
mita de ltrattato stipulato Rapsllo
ira rItalia @ la Jugoslavia. ha avuto IN
nbboccamento con Il Senatore Salata,
capo: dell'Cficio centrale per lc nuove
provincie.
81 e apprrso che durantc la scduta
della COMMISSIONS FinanziariR Parla :
inentare presidente 6i essa. On. Luz
yatti, ex-ministro del Tcsoro. insis .
tette nell 'afrermare che il 10 per centc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
GAS 0VERCOMES CHILDREN
Parents Rescue Offspring In Time to
Prevent Death

Aroused early yesterday by sounds
of crying, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel I.avine,
Of 1920 North Twenty second street,
rushed to the bedroom occupied by
their son, Joseph, seven years old. and
their daughter, Sarah. five years old,
and there found the children in a semi.
conscious condition as result of gas
poisoning.
Investigation showed that a gas jet
had been partly opened. Only the fact
that the windows Of the room were
open saved the children from being
seriously affected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
LIKELY TO CONVICT SENTRY
Trial OF Lansdon's Slayer May In.
VoIve High officers

Toxic, Feb. 2l.-- CBy A. P)-Con-
viction OF Toshigoro Ogasawara. the
Japanese sentry who shot and killed
Lieutenant bangdou, of the United
states cruiser Albany at Nladvostok
iate IN December, is forecast by num-
per OF newspapers here. including the
usually well Informed Jill Shimpo.
They declare not only will the sentry
be found guilty. but that several high
officers will become involved i'm the case,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
F famine IN CHINA
PASSES ITS CRISIS
Ample Supplies Of Grain Reach
Rail Stations for Victims in
Affected District
FEW DEATHS ARE REPORTED
BY the Associated Press

PeIsin, Feb. 81. 49, Most of the
Chinese famine sufferers are assured
against starvation by the ample stocks
of grain on hand at points reached by
railway. The entire district affected is
now within reach Of relief stations. to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
clo,hes Attracted Domestic

Mary Nezerolink, seighteen years old,
of McAdoo, Pa, was held under $oUo
bail BY Magistrate Pennock IN the Ger
mantown police station when Mrs. Lena
Bhltzell of 1Ot Springfield avenue.
Chestnut Hill, testified Mary had stolen
articles sof clothing from her nome,
articles included a beaded bag, with
gloves, black sashing, old lace and a
corset s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

connected with jealousics between the
clans and says il merely concerned
blood and inheritance.
Baron Nobuak Maxine has been
appointed minister of the imperial
household.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Il |LCONVEGNO.DEGL|
AlLEAT| A L0NDRA
Italia sara Rappresentata daI
Conte Sfor1a Ministro per
eli Affair Esteri

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 94l.
Authorized by the act OF october 4,
1917. on hle at the PoStorco OF PhEs-
deiph's. Pa.
\. s. BURLERoN.
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Two Drown, 20 injured IN e.,

Montreaa. Feb. 2i.--Two bov. =.
drowned and twenty eight persons were were
injured In food here early Sundov were
sulting from broken high npS,, .e'
water main which supplies thc h'su.e sac'
end of the. city. The rush Of r,. .sst
filed the cellar of tenement house .st w
cupied by thirteen families, ana ". ~
pressure became SO great that the b,niSae
ing collapsed: The property damn.uaS ui
was estimated at S100.O00. 'sep
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
$4,000 Fire In Ephrata

Lancaster. Pa, Feb. 21.--Tirc ot
undetermined origin yesterday de-
stroyed Hildebrand's Hotel. Cocalico, in
Ephrata. which recently was trans
formed into an apartment house. Tho
loss Is estimated at S75. 900.