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Evening journal., 1921-01-29
PENNED NOTE
TO Wife. Then
ended LIFE
continued from naee onel

resist him but can't. He has got
the upper hand OF me. / cry unto
God but he is not 10 be found so
what I have written is true do
not know who will receive this. but
whoever you may be, please in the
name of God let IL he known Good
bye. iSigned) William F. Walker"
"P. 81 will say that my Dorothy
is not 10 blame, for there is no bet
Ter girl in the world than she. No
1truer girl ever born than she"
In The back OF the book Is written
"i20S y 3ist" and on the opposite
'sidn is written wall Brook. i9li-J ."
The mamie and description Of the
man tally almost exactly with the
description Of a man the local au-
ihOriiies have been requested 10 To-
cate hut Information on tho subject
Is withheld 20 this time as the police
a~e not positive as TO the ldentiilca-
tion and do not care 90 add 10 the
troubles OF the family until ldenti-
rncation j. positive
Corono- Bullock stated this morn
ing that ne time FOR an inquest has
lu0t vet been fixed. as he Is deSirOus
OF securing more information. lie has
learned That the dead man rode out
20 the park on a west Sixth street
car ~ ihe Wilmington and Philadel-
phi3 Traction Company Thursday
.lGoinr out he talked TO members OF
l'ir crr,v. Hc stated that he lived in
lNcN York and had Just come from
Chester pa he was left at Brandy
wine Springs Park Later in the day
as the crew. which had been 10 Mar
.h1'lion. were on their return trip,
b they again saw the man at the en-
tran..o to ne park and asked him 10
no xvora r,aadv 70 60 hack He an
swered 10. In a conservation that
followed he denied that he lived in
New York. but stated that he had
friends there lie then said he came
here from, Chester, Pa. and that he
had friends in that city and also in
Wilmington.
The body has been removed 10 The
private undertaking establishment OF
Deputy Coroner Nichols and has been
taken care Of, as the body was evil
IDENTIFY Of a man OF some culture and
refinement and Il was thought that
The identity would soon be estab-
lished.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MILK PRODUCERS
TALK OF OWN PLANT

The MIX Producers Association Is
holding a meeting in the Levy Court
Room OF the County Building this
afternoon. The association, which
numbers 25O producers from Della
ware. Maryland and Pennsylvania,
will hear a report from the commit
tee appointed at the last meeting OF
the association TO form and draft
plans whereby a milk cooling and nl-
tering plant could be equipped here
and consumers served direct from The
farm. The producers declare that the
retail dealers are getting a profit OF
more than 1--WE cents on each quart
OF milk. G. p. Dickey, secretary OF
the association. said that II the plans
now before the meeting are carried
out. the producers will be able to
sell milk cheaper than the retailers
are at the present time.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
ACCUSE WOMAN BOOKKEEPER.

CHES1EH. Pa, Jan. 2Y-Lharged
with embczzling 1000 from tho firm Of
Baron Brothers, No. iiS West Third
street. Mrs. Ellen Young, employed as
a bOok-kceper, was arraigned before
Alderman Ogiesby and waived a hear
ing and entered $1,000 bail for her ap-
pearance at court. Mrs. Young. who
was employed by the firm for nearly
four years, is alleged 10 have received
payments from customers, which
never were entered in the day book.
although the ledgcrs showed That the
money had been received.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
REV. INGRAM P. IRVINE
DIES in BROOKLYN
snccial io mo Fvenlnr lnnrnal.

Special 10 Tne Evening journal.
ELkTON. Md. Jan. 29.-Aliss Evelyn
r. Kimble, secretary OF the Appleton
Grange, has sent a CHECK for $40 TO
the treasurer Of the Soldiers Memoir
ial Fund
Directors OF the Chesapeake City
National Bank have elected Raymond
g. Boulby. Of the National Exchange
Bank. Baltimore. cashier, to succeed
iio late Richard :. Wallis.
The Rev. Ingram p. Irvine, d. D.,
~ ,"iy rector OF the Church OF the
(ic--S Shepherd. Chesapeake City, died
at his home in Brooklyn, n. y. on
Monday.
The Cecil Grange OF Calvert has
elected these officers: Master, J. :.
Reisler; overseer. n. J. Fell; steward,
Eugene England; assistant steward,
William Brown; lecturer, Mrs. Nor
man Wright: chaplain. ID. B. Nc
D0well: secretary, NJ. J. Ewing
treasurer. William B. Little: lady
assistant steward, Miss Claretta Eng
land: gatekeeper, Norman r. Wright
flora. Mrs. d. b. Mcdowell; pomona,
Miss Louise Mcdowell; ceres, Mrs. n
j. Fell
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MILLION SAVED
BYPROHIBITION
Conservative Estimate"
Given by Counsel for
Anti-Saloon League
BASED FIGURES
ON WITHDRAWALS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-wayne B.
Wheeler general counsel for the
Anti-Saloon League, says the prohibit
ton amendment has saved the ma
tional pocketbook more than a billion
dollars in the last year. Mr.. Wheeler
bases his opinion on figures that
show the Withdrawal OF whisky from
warehouses i'm 1920 amounted to only
5,O0O0O gallons and the Withdrawal
OF alcohol 10 have been brought down
10 22,JOO,OO0 gallons during the year.
He makes no allowance for the prices
now being paid for whisky and con-
coctions made Of alcohol throughout
lhe country.
t"Granling that many million gallons
0f alcohol and whisky withdrawn for
.non-hcNer0ge use have been diverted
10 beverage use. and granting that
many million gallons OF beer have
been made and consumed Illegally"
said Mr.. Wheeler, "a conservative es-
ilmaie shows that the people OF the
United ~iaies have more than $1,000
100000 In money previously spent for
beverage inloXioants.
Speaking OF the clOgeing OF courts
fin every section with prohibition
cases, Mr.. Wheeler said a temporary
cNncdicncy 10 relieve such cOnges-
tion is provided In Sections 2i to 81
~ The Nolslcad act providing for is
suanre by the court OF temporary in
functions on presentation OF an am
daNil that liquor is being made or
sold by an accused. That. he said
Mould relieve the courts until they
irc able TO procure jurles. evidence
and indictments and try the cases
and meanwhile the accused Is re-
=. grl f-nm making or selling in
iuVi1an'-
brought more than 200 such cases iil
Nae federal courts In Chicago anr 81
moro than Hfty such iniuncii0n9 -
been granted by a judge in one da.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
.SNEERING WORD
FROM BERGDOLL
continued from naee one

continued from page Onel
matter. u was said today. However
they believed that steps would be
The law In This country other than
taken TO SEE that the Americans held
prisoners In Germany were not Ill
treated.
The United States Government may
have as hard a time In getting Berg
doll out Of Germany as 10 has had 10
rescue unfortunate American citizens
from soviet Russia, 10 was believed
here today
state Department officials admitted
they knew Of no way that Bergdoll
can be brought from Germany 10 face
by making informal representations
90 the German government 90 sur
render him. 70 has been hy informal
attempts OF This kind usually made
through third country. that the
State Department has sought 10 res.
cue Americans from Russia.
Oficials also feel that Germany viii
be adverse 10 surrenderIng Bergdoll
! The usual means Of bringing bach
criminals by cXlradition Treaty ar
lrangemenle Is unavailable. as all
treaties with Germany have beer
wiped out by the war.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MUSIC TOMORROW At
81. PATRICK'S

Tomorrow being Scxagesima sun
day a special musical program has
been arranged FOR ST. pairick's r. e.
Church. Fifteenth and King streets,
as follows. "Asperges Ne" GregOr-
ianf "Kyrie" (Gounod), two-voice
chorus; "Credo." G0unod; "Et lncar-
natus Est tenor and bass duet :
"OneriOry' fMOtel-pcrOsi1; "Ensem-
BILE Chorus: "Sanctus." G0un0d
quartet prelude. Miss Kane. Mrs. Nc
GOldr.ck John Flood. Thomas O'Neil f:
"Benedictus," GOunOd- rendition ac-
cOrding 10 convent style. "Agnus
Del" Gounod; AdagiO Movement.
tenor solo. Miss Gertrude Mossick. or
ganist. No pews are reserved.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
WANT BUSINESS MEN
IN CHURCH AFFAIRS

The first OF series Of meetings
Of business men ami members of Sec
ond Baptist Church, Ninth and Frank
lin streets, was held yesterday In The
LdmbrOs restaurant. Among the i6
guests were Mayor William g. Tay-
Tor, the Rev. George ID. Allison, pas
Tor OF the church, DR.. C.. NJ. Almond,
Toward H. Collins and James H..
Shustcr.
The main topic Of discussion was
on how 10 arouse more interest
among business men la the church.
The next meeting Will be held on Feb
ruary If.
Tentative plans 30 have a business
mems meeting every sunday at noon
in une church for Bible study, were
made during the luncheon.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
COURT Warns
TAXI DRIVERS
lconilnned from nagc one.


John Hession, another taxi driver.
Hession stated that the men are con-
tlnually harrassing him and making
mis- life unpleasant about the station.
Assistant city Solicitor Davis re-
marked Do the court that conditions
about the station are almost unbcar-
able; that he has noticed nuisances
caused by the taxi drivers. and mat
the policemen are given considerable
trouble by them. III is a condition
that ought 20 be broken up he as
serted.
Judge Hastings continued the cas-,
or tne two defendants for one week
and referred the matter 10 Detective
Mcdaniel FOR Investigation.
In order 90 break up the condi.
tions. bring them an in. IN necessary.
We're the courts instructions 10 th'
officer.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
REwAnns FoR HEROIsM.

In recognition Of The hcrOism Oi
Charles c. King. OF sol East Seven
tecnth street, who rescued both
Lawrence Downs and Elwood Agncw
children. from a waiery grave last
Sunday. Edward DE Lacour. Of FOG
West street, has sent TO Mr.. King a
Lawrence Downs. who hravcly at
tempted 90 save his chum, Elwood
Agnew, from drowning he has sent
a copy Of the book. The Boy Scout
on the Susanehanna."
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
WON'T HEAR DIVORCE Rows.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 2S.-Judge Flor
ence l.. Allen. only woman Judge Of
court Of superior iursdi-tion in
Ohio, frowns upon the proposal 10
make her presiding judge Of the
Court OF Domestic Relations.
I'm not qualified for the task. 80
she said. Being single. know none
Of the problems Of married life. and
feel that / am utterly united 10
determine quest IONS involving the
marriage tie. / believe no Judge
should pass upon such matters un-
less ne or she Is married "
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
RETURN CHECKS; SAY
PAY Is TOO SMALL

Inadequate pay for services given
were the reasons assigned this morn
ing by Joseph C.. Jolls. deputy regis
ter IN chancery. and Attorneys Aric-
mus Smith and Leonard r. Wales for
returning checks given them for pre-
pairing ind'res in the Offices Of the
register in chanccry, to the Levy
Court this mTning
At the meeting OF Levy Court last
Tuesday Mr.. Jolls was allowed 800
and tho two attorneys S25 each for
the work They sent the checks back
10 the Levy Court.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
DEATH OF IAMEs NJ. moEN.

James NJ. Hoy, aged 6i years, died
yesterday at the home OF his son-ln-
law, Robert ID. Center. POO Harrison
street Mr.. Hoey had been resident
Of this city for the past three months.
formerly living In Massachusetts,. lie
had been ill for several weeks pre-
Nious 10 his death. Funeral services
Will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the Center home and will De- In charge
Of the Rev Charles H. Bonner. pastor
OF Hanover Presbyterian Church. In
terment Will be on Monday.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
JAPANESE PRIESTS
BOW BEFORE DRYS

HONOLULU. Jan. 2s.-Racial COM
pllcaliOns have been avoided here by
the decision Of the japanese priests
10 use wine In their religious rites
as ordered by the u. :. prohibition
commissioner instead Of their Gus
iomary sake. which Is considered un-
der the prohibition ban
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
POISON DOSE ron WOMAN.

Mrs Anna Harrigan, aged % years.
23i Monroe street, was tallen 10 the
Homeopathic HOSPITAL yesterday
afternoon suffering with creOlin
poisoning She was treated and held
until This afternoon for observation
Her condition was reported cood, and
the hospital authorities said the
young woman would be permitted to
10 home this afternoon. Mrs Hari-
gan recently had her husband ar
rested on a charge OF non-slpport.
The c9sc was continued pending in
vcstigation at the courts order.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
AUTO DRIVER CAUTIONED.

With the caution 90 be more care
iful in the future, Judge Hastings. In
Municipal Court this morning. dis
missed ROderick O'COnn0r upon pay
ment OF costs on a charge OF exceed
ing the speed limit. Il was testified
that OCOnnor drove past Eleventh
and Pine streets at a dangerous speed
while children were playing about
the place.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
OFFICER green
IS MATCHMAKER
'conilnued from page one'

fore ne was about to enter upon any
Undertaking. He went completely
"broke" IN the next two crap games
De- took part in, in one Of them throw
ing thirteen straight ''craps." Then
he was arrested on the charge pre-
ferrcd by his girls mother.
Earlinc Is a large, robust Negress
who looks more than the seventeen
years her mother gives as her age.
'c herself says that she has been
under the impression that she is %
years Of axe. but her mother says
She Is only a years old.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
LEWIS c. FRITZ nEAD.

Lewis G. Fritz, 1913 West Seventeenth
street, died at his home this after
noon. He was - years old and was
stricken with paralysis on last Mon
day. Mr. Fritz was secretary 10 Col
onel James C.. McCOmb. Previously
he had been employed as a clerk in
the old First National Bank. lie Is
survived by his wife and one SON.
Lewis T.. Fritz. Ir.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
AUTO nRINER PAY COSTS.

Philip Nolan was dismissed upon
payment Of COSTS on charges operat
ing an aulonnObile without an op-
orators license and without regis
tration certificates and violating the
trafilc rules In faihng TO obey a sig
nal given by Onlcer Burchinal at
sixth and Market strSeis. by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this
morning
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
SHERIFF. SELLS PROPERTIES.

Sheriff Joseph II. Gould this morn
ing sold the property at the northwest
corner OF Linden and Franklin streets,
belonging TO Roy W and Anna b.
karschner, TO W W. Knowles. attOr-
ney. FOR Si.79373.
The sheriff also sold an automobile
truck belonging 10 William sharp, 10
Edmund ). Hellings. attorney, ibr
$3.50.
Deputy sheriff Thomas X. Parker
was auctiOneer.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
MAN FELL FR6M TROLLEY.

Daniel Kane. 81 years Of age. 1897
Head street, fell from a trolley car
about 730 o'clock this morning.
while on his way 10 work. sustaining
lacerations Of the forehead and abra-
sions Of the hands He was treated
AZ The DelaMare HOsnlial.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
TO ERECT ADDITION.

Building Inspector Preston this
morning issued a permit TO A. :. Aeed
for the building of an addition 10 S3i
Madison street, costing 500; Wsod
and Brother, contractors.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
'2S20 West street
$40 Concord avenue
633 East Eighth street
316-31S-320 Cedar Street
Fifth and Spruce
812 Washington street
61S West Third street
1908 Lombard street
2240 Pine street
sos Concord avenue
Seventh and Monroe streets
1909 East Twelfth street
118 East 42d street
1903 French street
COS South Harrison street
FOR RENT
Store on Shipley street
Store and Dwelling, 102 East
Eighth street
% West Twentieth street. 9
room house.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
EXAMINATION FOR CLERKS.

CivM service examinations for clerks
were given in the Federal Building at
Ninth and Shipley streets. this morn
ing. Nearly the entire clerical force
OF the Internal Revenue Department
took the examinations.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
ALBANY cans TIFD UP.

ALBANY. y. y, Jan 29.- United
Press s)-Albany's street cars were tied
up today by a strike Of 1900 employees
Of the United Traction Company. who
refused 10 accept a % per cent. de-
crease in wages.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
IIGnTCAp GETs nINnncE

In the divorce suit OF George W.
Ligttcap vs.. Mary j. Lightcap. de-
cree nlsi was granted on statutory
grounds in superior Court yesterday
afternoon. Philip l.. Garrett was at
t0rney for the plaintiff.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
RECEIVERS FROM mCCOUGHs.

Winiam r. FOard, sol Adams street,
who suffered five days this week from
an attack Of hiccoughs, has recovered.
Mr.. Foard had a heavy cold and cough.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
SEIZED WIN CONFUSION.

Patrick Lynch, i6 years old. los
Concord avenue, was stricken at
Fourth and Market streets about 1890
this morning with an epileptic con-
VulsiOn. He was taken 90 the Della
ware Hospital In the police ambu-
lance.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
FOR SALE

Two Broom houses on west side. In
good condition, 81 800 each. Possession
In 20 days.
s-room square plan house. near boule-
ward, IN perfect condition. $1,000.
New. modern bungalow. 5000. Imme-
date possession.
y. l.. REARlCK.
Phone 1915. 0i0 Orange Street
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
KEMERY Gle MEETING

The kemery studio Club will meet
Mrs 7. W. Jakes. 290i W. Sixth strct.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
SAIFSIANUM rs. RIDLEY PARK.

At $50 this afternoon. at BrOwnson
Hall, Salesianum Catholic High will
meet Ridley Park High These teams
were scheduled 10 meet on January
;. but owing 20 an epidemic OF scarlet
fever In Ridley Park, the school was
closed. neccssltating a pOsiponomen.
OF that game Both teams are evenly
matched and an interesting battle
should result.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
A. o. II. TO DANCE.

A dance viii be given by Division
No ?. A. o. H.. in Hagley gymnasium
on Tuesday evening. Daie's Orchestra
will furnish The music.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29
FOR SALE

ON DTNIL
1870 Chestnut ST.. rooms and bath
for a home or Investment
Blacksmith shop. brick dwelling. gar
age, with an acre OF ground. plenty Of
work. owner retiring. Strickersville,
near Newark
New detached house. Twenty-fourth
street. near Jefferson, four bedrooms,
modern convcnlcnccs, plot 236xS0 feet
Can arrange mortgage.
lfoo-lllO BrVome St, N rooms bath.
two porchcs, heater. Price right.
10 West Twenty sixth street, o rooms
bath. porch, hot water heat.
Mortgage money 10 loan.
{. j. O'KEEFE
W. SEVENTH ST.
Mortgages. Insurance Notary Public.
Phone 1881.
Evening journal., 1921-01-29

FOR SALE
Z room house, in Highlands,
opposite WawaSet, in fine con-
dition, room for garage. Price
right to sell.
HAMILTON
705 Madison ST.
FOR SALE
Store property. Z rooms and bath.
s. W. Cor. Third and dupont Sls.
Right price for quick buyer
Delaware S. S. Agency & Realty
Company
905 Orange St.
RENT LIST
House at Rockford Park. r. b. with
garage.
Houses: 607 p. 6th, sr; ITO W. 18th.
r, b, porch.
Apartmenls-N. r. Cor. 9th and Pine.
4 and b, porch iilh and Market
SIS. 3rd floor
St0res-Markei ST.. or 40 years; S0i
King, SIC King. 100 W 9Th.
Onlces-9th and Market SIS si2 Mar
ket large room, 2nd floor: 7O7 Mar
ket, large room. 2nd floor
/ FactOries-,09-ii Orange: 5i7-ie JEFF
fers0n; 9th and Walnut
/ Farm-220 A. miles north Of Newark
6. NJ. TOWNSEND
923 Market street
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We offer for sale:

we OIIer LOT Sdle'
A new modern five room bungalow,
extra well built Nice large rooms
Beautiful edge grain floors Built in
features. Mantel. East front. On c
street y. W. Price $4,000
A neat new five room nsodern bunga-
low. east front. Good location. Only
six blocks out on street n. w. Price
s4lOO $500 cash and Ford car will
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A dandy new six room modern bun
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terrace. Beautiful lot. The house e
well constructed The rooms are large
Has all built in features. Plenty Of
large closets. Screened in back porch.
Garden chicken pen, etc. Price, 5000.
Terms on parts
An extra large new four room mod
Never been occupied. Well construct
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daticn. Nice deep lot. Price $1,000, cash.
A good seven room modern bungalow
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Garage, shade trees. etc. Pavement
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A neat five room modern bungalow
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A good investment-Three modern
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