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Evening journal., 1921-07-12
To ANALYZE
HARBOR BIDS
Officials to Make Careful
Study Before Award
ing Contract
ADVISORS TO
MEET BOARD

Bids for the marine terminal,
which were received and opened
last Wednesday, will be informally
discussed and analysed at meet
ing OF the Board OF Harbor Com
missioners. late this afternoon.
willard A. Speakman, president
Of the board, is returning from
Canadensis. Monroe county, Pa.
where he has been enjoying a week.
end stay, and Charles Warner and
Joseph Bancroft have arranged
their business affairs so as to attend
the meeting. John Meigs. Philadel-
phia- consulting engineer of the
board. also expected 20 be present.
Charles II. Grant, secretary Of
the board, and his aides have made
complete tabulations OF the bids, and
while It is not anticipated that def
mite awards will be made for possi-
bly, two weeks, the sitting out of the
lowest qualified offers for the work
will be pressed steadily.
Next Friday, the regular meeting
day OF the board, the session prob
ably win be attended by b. T.. Cres-
son, Jr., and Frederick W. Hersey
OF New York, members OF the tech
nical advisory committee.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
High Quality
Dress Fabrics

The newest styles Of the season at the
Lowest prices Of the year
Black MOhair. S5c
Rich. lustrous black, for bathing Suits
so inches wide.
Pongee and Shantungs, $500
Japan and Chinese make for mems ana
women's wear, 80 and SO inches wide Best
value in years
Crepe de Chine, Special, StSo
A splendidly fine quality in fun range
Of shades and coiors; 40 inches wide
Surf Satin Special. s5c
Plain and fancy styled patterns; All
shades. Very special at this price
Fancy VOiIes, Special. acc.
All new up-tO-date patterns, hne sheer
quality. absolutely unsurpassed anywhere
at this special price
Gingham Tissues, VOiles and Organdies,
sec and SOC
New patterns just arrived, the very last
word in summery style at Crosby and Hul
Co typical low prices Width 40 in. You
simply Just must see them.
Voiles zoe. A Clearance of Odd Patterns.
No more TO be offered after these are
gone so II you want to share, come early,
the savings are big enough to induce
goodly number of women TO take immedi-
ate advantage.
MAIN FLOoR-REAR
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
NEW CHANCELLOR SITS
IN CHANCERY COURT

Chancellor Josiah o. wolcott sit
in the Court OF chancery this city
today but had only routine matters
TO consider.
A case in which a rule was return
able today was continued until
July 20. The case is that of William
r. Peters against the United States
Mortgage Company. Harry w. Dub
iske, II. W. Dubiske and Company.
Walter Lutringhaus. Charles d.
Howe, Otto r. Freund. II. T. Smell.
r. c. Smith, A o. Eberhart and II.
j. Frank. The defendants are re-
quired to show cause why pre-
liminary Injunction should not be is
sued restraining them from submit
ting to the stockholders OF The
United States Mortgage Company on
july II or at any other time the
proposal for an amendment TO the
bylaws and from paying the divi-
dend declared on or about June 20.
1921, and not yet paid. This was
the second time the new Chancellor
has sit In the Court Of Chancery.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
PAID $500, 900 FOR
OPIUM PERMIT
RY oHARLEs EpwARD HoGun. I

BY CHARLES EDWARD HOGUE.
United Press STAFF Correspondent
IIANKow. China CBy MailD -
Half million dollars monthly trib-
ute will be paid to the provincial
authorities of Human province for
monopoly OF the opium traffic
there. it was announced today. as
a result of an auction conducted by
the State government Hsia Tou-
ying. a former Huchun Cmihtary
governor) of this province OF
Hupeh. made the winning bid.
Refusing to recognize the prohi-
biuon Of opium traffic provided in
the criminal code of the Republic
OF China, the provincial authorities
have taken advantage of tho chaotic
conditions existing throughout the
nation TO revive the drug trade to
provide revenue for the maintenance
of their local armies. Each province
has its own army subject TO the call
OF the Central government at Pc
king or the Southern government
az Canton only when il suits the
whim Of the local party in power.
For a time It appeared that some
progress was being made towards
ending the growing OF opium in
China. But when It was learned
that foreign interests had reaped
immense fortunes from the disposal
- fha 1rpor sstnrlru an hand af tho
time of the "clean up" the natives
rebelled against the new order oi
things.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Ia DAMAGE SUITS
AGAINST PYRITES co.

Fourteen damage suits were filed
in Superior Court this morning
against The Pyrites Co.. Ltd, cor
poration Of Great Britain. with a
plant in South Wilmington. The
plaintiffs all OF whom live in that
section most OF them being in NG
Castle hundred. allege that then
crops and property have been dam
aged as the result OF acid flakes
coming from the Pyrites plant.
The plaintiffs are; Pasquale Aceto.
Olaf Frederick Johanson. Harold j.
Caeison. Frank Kechemietz Jacob
Mesch, Peter Cushing, Anna Tibbitt.
Robert A. Watkins, Richard A. Nc
Emery, Perry y. Swanson, John
Franklin Ferguson, Cecil n. Davis
John n. Horsey, and Sarah Simon
The suits were filed by William W
Knowles and Wilbur l.. Adams rep
resenting the plaintiffs.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
F7eas Started This

A white cat strayed into the
headquarters OF the police ma
tron. Miss Jennie Black, this
morning-and thereby hangs
tale.
Miss Black took in the cat
and fed #. Then she discovered
that the animal was infested
with fieas. At this juncture,
John Dennis. a janitor az the
police station. volunteered his
services 10 relieve the feline.
John got a bucket Of water
and attempted 10 drown the
fieas by holding the cat partly
under the surface.
Wow! Things suddenly began
to happenl
First the cat scratched Johns
hands and forearms until they
resemhled a map OF the she'll
plowed trench lines on the front
in Flanders. Then the animal.
slipping from his grasp. climbed
to his shoulders. digging in his
claws with effect. Finally. the
cat gave John some parting
slaps on his face and head
and fed to parts at present un-
known.
When word Of the incident
was carried TO the drill room of
the police station, one grizzled
sergeant OF Gaelic extraction,
remarked reminiscently-"and
his name was Dennis"
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Prices Haze
Been Changed

And the best bargains you ever know
.r.,, vou in the Downstairs store
Dress Gingham. &c
A choice collection Of popular new pat
terms See them.
Scotch Zephyr Gingham' soc
words fail TO describe their beauty tney
.,,'st he seen. Fast colors, extra wide
widths.
Genuine Anderson Gingham, 7Sc
Extra fine in quality and extraordinary
beautiful patterns--extra low prieeo-
Flowercd Kimono Crepe, SIC
The hest. value unequaled anywhere.
All lovely new patterns
Best French Crepcs, Csc
Plain colors. splendid for womens ana
ohildren's dresses and negligees. Hieh unS
and colors. Very special.
Fancy Shirting Madras. CSC
Dandy patterns for mems shirts; just the
stvle men like best. Pretty stripes for wo-
nen's waists and styles for boys and girls
wear. too. A big collection from which to
choose.
F'ringed Couch Cover. Sf.I5
Fancy striped patterns, rich colorings'
full size.
Half Curtains, Special soc
Ready-made. lace patterned, suitable Tor
town or country homes.
Downstairs Store, take elevator to left or
stairway to right of entrance.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
FANCY FIRE
SCREENS

The freless crate is with us for a
period Of months. Sometimes, with
out its flame the CRATE is an un-
lovely affair. Thus the problem OF
a screen becomes ono OF Importance.
That the ,coloring and arrange
ment Of the screen can enhance or
destroy the beauty Of the room goes
without saying. For it is in such
details that a home finds perfection
or imperfection.
Renovation.
The simple two or three-fold
screen Is easily altered and renewed
to suit the new decoration OF the
room. First the old material should
he removed and the frame cleaned
well. repainted IL need be.
The new filing can thon be select
cd and tackled in place. Soft folded
silk IS always effective, but the other
day l discovered in the home of a
friend a screen which had been
charmingly renewed with the use OF
nothing more extravagant than crepe
paner
The paper was placed in three
frills. one above the other. because
1t was not quite wide enough to go
the fun length.
COlOrs.
Hand embroidered panels OF bur-
lap are a pretty filing for a screen.
If the design is rather a large plain
one. applique, which is none quickly
done, can be used effectively. For
instance, II your screen is OF Old
Blue, applique OF bright yellow or
orange will give your room accent.
II your screen is green, the yellow
or orange will be equally good. Yel-
! low is also good on purple.
Some people prefer flowers and
greenery as their CRATE screens. In
that case one Of the old-fashioned
TERED wire cake stands is useful.
Some sort Of trailing green should
/ be used. The plant ordinarily known
as Wandering Jew makes a good
basis for a screen of the greenery
variety.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
VURAL PRoPERTY TRANsFERs

The following transfers OF rural
sw Castle County property have
een recorded in the Office OF the
.ounty board Of assessment:
William NJ. Erhart. et al, to
Boleslaw Grzywaczewski and wife,
35 acres Of land in White Clay Creek
hundred along the road from Ogle-
tewn to Salem Meeting House. S4,-
600.
The ]. w. Holloway Company to
Samuel Rajevich and wife, land at
Minquadale, $40.
Greater Newark Development
Company TO Leonard w Bovett,
land adjoining Newark, $500.
william b. Sweeney, Sr. and wife.
to James ]. Nolan and wife, land at
Montrose Terrace. $4,000.
John Heldmyer. Jr.. and wife to
Alfred r. Gilsel. 95 acres Of land in
Appoquinimink hundred, on road
from Middletown TO Blackbird,
S35O0.
James ]. Nolan and wife 10 VII
liam B. Sweeney and wife, land at
Montrose Terrace. $500.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
STREET DEPARTMENT
SHOWS SIGNS OF PEP

The Street and Sewer Depart
ment showed some pep" this morn
ing that surprised some onlookers.
At Q o'clock a big. heavy truck
ran over and smashed an oblong
cast-iron manhoie cover on the south
east corner Of Tenth and French
streets. almost directly opposite the
entrance to the police department.
The driver didn't stop to investigate
the damage, but sped away at rapid
pace.
Al II o'clock, workmen from the
department carted a new manhole
cover to the corner and put il into
place.
The old cover was broken COM
I pletely into halves. and pedestrian
not noticing its condition and step
! ping on Il. would have been precip-
l itated into the drain below.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
court FOOLED
FRANK TALMO
Would Not Go To Jail,
But So On Changed His
Mind
ONE YEAR FOR
NON-SUPPORT

"she has wanted TO send me to
jail but she's not going 10 do H."
boldly asserted Frank Talmo when
arraigned before Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court, this morning, on a
charge Of non-support Of his wife.
Frank. however, quickly discover
ed that he had guessed wrong, for
the court sentenced him TO serve one
year in the workhouse. during which
time fifty cents a day will be de-
Quoted from his earnings for his
wife's support
Mrs. Talmo told the court that
her husband. a barber, had made IL
clear to her that he wanted TO be
single so that he could be a sport"
and wear silk shirts. He has re-
peatedly beaten her she said, and
Threatened that he would kin her II
she ever had him arrested.
Talmo charged that his wife
would not attend to her household
duties properly. He said that when
he has given her money on a num-
her Of occasions she has left him and
would not return until she was
again without money.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
PARENTS FIGHT
OVER CHILDREN

AS an outgrowth OF trouble that
occurre in Oak street, near Harrison,
on July /, Mrs. Angelina Marino was
fined SIS and costs, on charge Of
disorderly conduct, by Judge Hast
ings. in Municipal Court this morning.
The woman's husband, Emilio Ma
rino. was dismissed on like charge.
The trouble started over children,
and, It was testified. Mrs. Marino
struck the mother of one of the
little ones. Marino, II was said, ran
into the crowd with a hammer up
raised IN his hand. Mr.. and Mrs
Marino were arrested by Patrolman
Andrick.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
NAME DELEGATES TO
FRENCH CEREMONIES

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, July IL. - Departm ent
Commander John p. Lefere, OF the
American Legion OF Delaware, has
appointed Governor william ID. Den
ney and A. b. Magee. Jr., both of
Dover. to represent the Delaware
American Legion as guests Of the
French Government at war ami
versary ceremonies planned by the
French Government. There will be
ESQ in the party, so OF whom will
be appointed by the National De-
partment of the American Legion
and the remaining 200 will be ap-
portioned among the several states.
The party will sail on August on
the George Washington and return
September 10.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
IL YOU ARE WELL RREn

You will not let the courtesy OF
the man who opens the door that
YOU may pass out first, or holds IL
open for you, go unacknowledged,
though he is a stranger.
You will not use a prefix in sign
ing your name II il is necessary
for Identification, the entire name
with prefix may be put at the lower
left hand corner.
You will recognize those whom
you knob Immediately upon coming
into their presence. A habit Of alb
sent-mindedness or staring without
the friendly bow is the mark Of the
Inbred
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Piles
Can't BE Cured From The outrsao

Ndht be cured From the OUTSIDE.
External treatments seldom eure Pfl.a.
Nor do surgical operations.
The cause is inside-bad circulation
The blood is stagnant the veins fabby.
The bowel walls are weak, the parts al.
most dead.
To quickly and safely rid yourself Of
piles you must free the circulation-send
fresh current through the etagnant
pools. Internal treatment Is the one ssfe
method. Ointments and cutting won't
do It.
j. S. Leonhardt. NJ. D., a specialist. set
ct work some years ago 10 hnd a real In
ternal remedy for piles. He succeeded.
He named his prescription HEM ROID,
and tried in Il 1000 cases before he Wa
satisfied. Now HEM ROID is sold by
druggists everywhere under guarantee.
II is a harmless tablet, easy to take, and
fcrth's Drug Stores and druggists every-
where, who will gladly refund the pur-
chase price to any dissatisfied customer.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

lens. In this house they have
found that IL requires ass minutes
TO get breakfast; the same amount
Of time for cleaning; SO minutes to
get luncheon; 26 minutes for clean
ing; one hour and thirty-two min
utes 10 prepare dinner and 81 min
utes to clean.
One hour and nfteen minutes is re-
quircd TO put the kitchen in order.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

The Home Economics Department
Of the University OF Kentucky has
ousekee so systematically
worked out that it moves by time
tablet
Miss Maybelle Cornell head OF the
department. directs a practice house
in which the girl students live and
keep house, facing practical prob
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
PANTS IN STORE FROM HEAT,

Overcome by the heat, Miss Agnes
Cunningham, 2O5 Fifth avenue. this
city. tainted while in a drug store
at Fourth and Market street. at 1.3O
O'Clock this afternoon. The clerks
applied restoratives and called the
police ambulance crew. which also
gave first aid and removed the wo-
man to her home.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
PARKED CAR TOO
CLOSE TO HYDRANT

Pleading guilty TO a charge OF al
lowing his automobile TO stand with
in ten feet OF a fire hydrant, in vio-
lation of the tra1ic rules. Felix
Wilczynski was fined IS and costs by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning. The man was ar
rested by Traffic Onicer Blackiston.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Wells

II your veil is crushed, wind It
around a stick. a broom handle. for
inSance. and lay il across a sauce
pan OF boiling water. Let IL remain
an hour, then remove and when
quite dry, unwind IL from the stick.
All creases will have disappeared.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
F. H. DAVIS BANK DIRECTOR

Special 70 Ihe Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, July ~. - "A a
meeting Of directors Of the Farmers
Bank here today, Frank Hall Davis,
Of Dover, member OF the Kent Coun-
ty Bar Association, and member of
the Legislature. was appointed di-
rector Of the bank. During the ad-
ministration OF President Taft, Mr..
Davis was an auditor OF the Treas
ury Department
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
500 KILL SELVES IN

RENALr-Five hundred peasants
at Noyo-Ipatino. Russia. dug a moat
around their village. posted armed
guards to keep away strangers and
burned themselves to death, accord
lne TO reports received here.
r'YelloW decay" a strange malady
brought TO the section by Bolshevist
soldiers, is said 10 have caused the
wholesale suicides.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
GOULD OFFICIAL TrmKR

Sheriff Joseph H Could is ths se-
ncial timer at the races of the Junice
League OF Amateur Drivers being
held in Newark, N. J.. today, tomor-
row and Thursday. Mr.. Gould left
here for the races this morning and
proposes TO commute during the
three days.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

Whislx Brooms, spe-
cial, 3Sc.
skirt and Goat Hangers
l5c.
Pants Hangers. spe-
cial, Sc.
Curling Irons, special,
CSC.
MARCEL Curling Irons,
35c.
Hair Barcttes, each t5c
% CSC.
Women's Sanitary
Bloomers, $500.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
FLOWERS.

Crushed and faded looking arti-
fetal flowers can be made new and
fresh looking II held over the steam
OF boiling kettle a few minutes.
They should be pulled and shaken
into shape while being steamed.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
sENTENCE suSPENnEn

At the suggestion Of Assistant
City Solicitor Green. Judge Hastings,
in Municipal Court this morning,
suspended sentence in the case OF
Paul Martin, charged with breach of
the peace toward his mother
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
APARTNrFNT FOR RFNT

1890 Delaware avenue; very desir-
able: beautiful surrounding. and
every convenience. Immediate pos
session Phone 4S5O.---Aev.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
KuLs SEIZE Am RAny

AUBAGNE. France = Madame
Cessalnni, -26. took her seven
zths-eid baby in her arms and
hurled herself from a railway bridge
into the river. Both were killed.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

ANOTHER JOHN j. WOLF
The John ]. Wolf charged with
.eeping a disorderly house. in City
'ourt yesterday. is not the John J..
Wolf, Of 1927 Vandever avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Under MusIins
at Liberal Price
Concessions

Womenis Muslin
Drawers, soc
Fine quality, trimmed
with tucks and embroid-
cry; open or closed styles
silk and Satin
Camisoles, SOC
silk. Satin and Crepe de
Chine, white or flesh col
ored. Tailored and lace
trimmed styles
Fine Quality
Undersldrts, Sf.50
Lace and embroidery
trimmed; spiendidiy made
Crepe and Muslin
Gowns. 79c
Also Chemise; emoroid-
cry and lace trimmed: ex-
ira fine quality.
Chcmise
Special $1.0o
A large assortment from
which to select Round,
suuare. ~" necks; lace
and embroidery trimmed
Night Gowns
Special 500
Crepe and Muslin, white
and flesh tinted; some lace
and embroidery trimmed
Corseta. 81 and $50
Medium and low bust;
reinforced front for the
stout figure, $3.50.
Rubber top models In
hesh colored. 81.
FIRsT FLooR-REAh
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
BROWN WAVES HEARING.

Waving a hearing, James M.
Brown was held in $1,000 bail for
court on a charge OF improper con-
duct towards a girl. by Judge Hast
ings, in Municipal Court, this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

Snappy Snaps, 1 gross,
soc.
DresHnakers Pins "A
pound, SOC.
DreSsmakers' Pins, =.
pound, 6Oc.
O. n. II. Spool Cotton,
dozen. 75c.
Basting Cotton, large,
dozen, ESQ
DeLong Pins, assorted,
k5c.
belongs Invisible Hair
Pins, 19c-
AN vi ouon RTCun ArorH
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
White Tub Skirts
SI.69

The biggest white skirt
value we have ever offered
and you'n be surprised at
the lovely quality Of Cab
ardine, Surf Satin and
Linene used in fashioning
these smart models. Pock-
ct and pearl button trim
med.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
VoiIe Dresses
$I.9S

You will surely want at
least one Of these Dresses
In your summer wardrobe.
Floral and figured pat
terms; organdie trimmed;
sizes I6 to 46. A wonder
special.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

Childrcn's Pique
Hats, 25c
Hand embroidered ana
ribbon trimmed styles.
Organdie and lingerie
Hats, soc
Lace. embroidery ana
ribbon trimmed.
ChiIdren's White
Dresses. S1.5O
Made of Organdie or
Wolfe; lace, embroidery
and ribbon trimmed; for
ages to years
Children's Polly Prin
Aprons, 4sc
Pink and white, trim-
med with rick rack braid.
TOR ages 2 to 6.
Boys and GtriS
OveraIls, soc
Blue denim. red trim
med, for boys; plaid
chambray. bloomer style
knee for girls
Boys Suits,
800 and $3.50
Combination and plain
eolors. for ages 2 to
years.
Childrcn's Chambray
Rompers, soc
Chambray and Cling
ham. in a large assort-
ment of oolors-white and
plaid trimmed.
Children's Rubber
Pants sec
Noxali, Stork and
Bunny brands; all eolors;
all sizes.
FIRST FLOOR-REAR.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
OrgGndie Dresses
Sc. 98

"RuUOIe NGSScS
S6.98
n you want a pretty
summer frock without
paying an exorhitant
price. here's the one you
should select, Rune and
lace trimmed; plain eolors
Newest Waists
CSC
Just to look at these
lovely Georgette, Pongee
and Wolfe Waists. with
their dainty lace trimmed
collars and cuffs viii un-
questionably convince you
that their worth is at least
three times the price we
ask
Evening journal., 1921-07-12

McCall's Magazine, spe-
cial 10 months for Sf.OO.
Subscribe here today.
Evening journal., 1921-07-12
Mems Shirts
Easily Made
at Home

THE New Mccall Print
ed" Pattern brings 10
thousands Of women the
welcomed economy Of
making their husbands
shirts-a hitherto difficult
task now greatly simpli-
ned by this wonderful pat
tern with its directions
for cutting and sewing
clearly printed" on each
piece.
We have a variety OF
Shirtlng Silks appropriate
for Summer and we sug-
gest that you use the style
illustrated - New Mccall
Pattern No. 20O2-in max
ing up a good looking
shirt at very little costl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-25

Ako deyelopedlpng nostzis to warm the cold ar be-
fore taking il into Their lungs In contrast to the Inub
pose Of shetfepirai bnnet
In the early Stages Of civilization. bIpnds led lie
conquest u satth! Bhnss staysd nsss the
ample food and sun Of tie tropics az, peei.
their tbaited bIpEher were dong In
s north spped rattiosoph iss. Jossn1n. ft.t 10
explore the unknown seas were fbloles foysss and
aggressive ffghteg. That's why Investigations BY Dr.,
On ;Ed,oa showed that 90 Per eeht IL al modern
sailors have light Or blue also why 50 H,lpy
polar explorers ale Honds, with Scandinavian aapes,
With khe,exeepisn Of albnos. there no longer slany
civilized blond type IN the pure state So with baaets
In civilized nations every person Is mixture Of blond
and brunei The brunei retains bis datk hair and ,ys,
but his swarthy face has become bleaehed. And The
so-called blond matter how golden he;hair.i how
blue the eyes has something Of the brunei tsmpers-,
ment.
The preliminary work Of blends and ,ba4ets com
pleted IN the cary stassstof civilization. nature mets
ing the two to restore balance aNhappyt medium