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Evening journal., 1921-08-20
DEMOCRATS in
BITTER CLASH
At REHOBOTH
Contest For Committeeman
Between A. c. Gray and
Judge BOyce
HINT AT COMPROMISE
TO TRY TO BRING PEACE
sneclnl ID Nd EvnnInr InnrnnI

Special to The Evening journal.
REHOBOTH, Aug. 2O.-While the
indications are that a majority Of
members OF the Democratic State
Committee. since Josiah Marvel an
nounced several days ago that he
would not be a candidate. favor the
election OF Andrew C. Gray. Of viii
mington. to succeed Chancellor Jo-
siah o. Wolcott as National Commit
teeman from Delaware. there IS a
possibility OF compromise for the
sake of h7rmony in the aartv when
the State Committee meets this aft
trnoon to elect
The fight by early this afternoon
between the two factions OF the
party, generally known as the Sauls-
bury and Wolcott factions was be-
coming somewhat bitter and some
leaders were advocating compro-
mise.
Friends OF former Judge William
II. Boyce OF Dover. whose name was
brought out for the first time last
night. have been making an active
campaign today in his behalf VIII
liam a. Scott, OF Townsend. and
Richard 5. Rodney. OF New Castle. a
law partner Of former Senator VII.
lard Salisbury. have been active In
leading the canvass for Judge Boyce
CONTINUED nn Pase Ten.l
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre Invitations (war tax PAID, are
extended through the Journal CLASSIFIED
Department today-look for your name
today in the CLASSIFIED Advs.-for a show
ing Monday Of
THE BAIT"
with HOPE HAMPTON
AT THE ARCADIA.
and
BEBE DANIELS ~
ZONE WILD WEEK"
AT THE QUEEN
SEE pAEE n TOnAX
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
SENATOR GETS
MANY THREATS
DR.. Ball Tells of Letters
Prior to Being
Shot at
BULLET GRAZED
SKIN ON HIS LEG

Unworried by being shot at in
Washington where bullets sometimes
miss their marks. Senator L. Heisier
Ball today went fishing down TO the
Lewes Breakwater where the fish
always bite. The Senator came to
Wilmington late yesterday from
washington. surprised that such
widespread publicity had been given
TO the incident OF him being shot
at while riding in his automobile
one evening In Washington recently.
He spent the night at the home Of
his brother. DR.. John Ball, az Els
mere. and accompanied by his
nephew. Heisler Ball. left this
morning for Lewes TO enjoy the fish
ing or the stone pile there. He
will return to Washington early next
week
Before going down State Senator
Ball visited the City Building and
was congratulated by his friends on
Continued on Page Ten.l
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
JAIL HIM FOR
NEGLECTnNG FAMILY

Having refused to obey an order
Of the court to pay s72 a month sup
port money for his five minor chill
.dren. Thomas Mccartney, a middle
aged white man, was sentenced 10
one years Imprisonment in the work
house by Deputy Judge Lynn in City
Court today.
In reply TO a question from the
Court il he was working. the de-
fendant said he was. The courts rec
ords showed Mccartney to be 1924 in
arrears.
Clarence Chambers. who Is under
an SIS a week non-support order
asked for a reduction. as he is out OF
employment Philip L. Garrett, at
torney for Chambers, said the de-
fendant expected TO go to work har-
vesting next week.
The case was continued until Sep.
tember "a.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

los ANGELES, Aug. % funifed
PressJ.-- 4dadalynne Ohenchain q
shielding the "other woman" In the
life OF John Bolton Kennedy, ac-
cording to information gathered to-
day by investigators for the prose-
cution.
In this connection the authorities
we're weighing Madalynne's state
ment that she can free herself from
the charges any time she wishes to
tell the whole story OF what hap
pened the night Of the murder.
Additional confirmation OF the
theory that Kennedy was shot by
relatives OF the other woman came
today when Mrs. Antoinette Coan.
aged invalid and confdante OF Mrs.
Obenchain, said she had admitted
70 the authorities that Madalynne
had told her OF this mysterious wo-
man.
Madalynne is believed 70 have
conhded the identity OF the other
woman" 10 her divorced husband,
Ralph Obenchain. who came here
from Evanston. ILL.,, TO direct his d.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
NEW PARS0N SHARES
ELKTON WEDDINGS
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Nd. August 2O.-The
Rev William II. Moon, who does a
thriving business as a marrying par
son, now has a rival, it was reported
today.
A Methodist preacher. the Rev r.
n Western. has moved to Elkton
and is now residing on Stockton
street A number Of couples have
been taken to the new minister's res
idence this week by jitney drivers.
Some residents of Elkton expect "a
talk over the situation with the Rev
DR.. Robert Watt. superintendent Of
Wilmington District Of the Metho-
dist Church. The new minister is
not member of Wilmington con-
ference.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
TALK POSSES TO
HUNT MOSQUITOES

Many residents OF this city are
complaining about the number OF
mosquitoes that have made porch
lounging almost unbearahle during
the last week. Unless porches ars
screened one becomes a prey to the
probing pests.
Some people attribute the swarms
OF mosquitoes TO the recent ncavy
rains. as during the dry weather
they were not notioeahly bad. 1t Is
said by some residents that they viii
organize armed posses and 20 on
the still hunt for the "pesky in
socts"
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
FAILED TO LEAVE
SHACK, IS FINED

Joseph Andrik. who was ordered
several days ago to vacate a shack
he uses as a home for his wife and
children in East Twenty-second
street, near Heald. was fined $40 and
costs today by Deputy Judge Lynn
in city court. The charge against
Andrik had been held up TO give him
time TO remove his family from a
one-story building he erected In the
bed OF Twenty-socond street. Resi-
dents IN that section OF the Ninth
ward have appealed TO the Board Of
Health to make Andrik vacate.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
u. 5. RELIEF NOW
FOR RUSSIANS
Soviets Sign Agreement
Foodstuffs Go in Next
Week
FREE MOVEMENT
FOR AMERICANS

RIGA. Aug. 20 Omitted Press)-
The agreement between Walter L.
Brown. head OF the American re-
lief administration and Boris Lit
unon was signed at 1l.30 a. m. to-
day In the presence OF the Latvlan
Premier, Meyorovicz.
This agreement sets up provisions
under which American relief will be
accorded TO starving Russia.
orders went out from relief head
quarters here 10 start everything
moving at once.
Inspection parties Of the relief ad-
ministration here will enter Russia
next week. kilograms were sent to
Danzig and Hamburg to get supplies
under way
Meanwhile the soviet government,
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BANDITS ROB AUT0ISTS
OF $17,546 In GEMS

DETROIT. Aug. 20. - Omitted
Press) Two bandits held up a De-
troit man and two women near Mt.
Clemens early today robbed them OF
S17,546 worth OF diamonds and jew
elry stole their automobile and
escaped.
NJ. Glaser. Mrs. Dorothy Stevens
and Mrs. Anna Goldman were the
victims.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
VITAL STATISTICS.

Health reports for this city during
the past week would indicate that
Wilmington is doing fairly well in
spite Of the garbage trouble.
The deaths for the week show a
decrease Of one-third. compared with
the corresponding week OF last year,
while the births show an increase
over that Of last year by nearly a
third.
only three cases OF transmissi-
bic diseases were reported, two
diphtheria and one OF scarlet fever.
According 10 the weekly report is
sued by Secretary Frantz there were
% deaths. . marriages and ~ births.
For the corresponding week OF last
year there were 81 deaths, IL mar
riaEes and as births.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
PERFIDY IN
PEACEOFFER
IS VIEW NOW
Of DE VALERA
Irish president" Tells Dali
Eireann Nation Has
Been Double
Crossed"
MANY PEOPLE CLING
TO HOPE OF PEACE
BY CLYDE c. BEALE.

lJntcd Press stan CorrcSponden).
DUBLIN. Aus. 20 Omitted Prcss)
The Sim Fein today seriously
considered issuing a manifesto tho
world. pointing out the alleged un-
fairness OF the British peace offer.
Members OF the Dali Elreann. In
private conferences. discussed this
single alternative to counter pro-
posals.
The Issuance Of such a manifesto
would be considered a preliminary
TO a resumption Of hostilities
Despite the favorable reception Of
Lloyd Georges speech In other than
Sim Fcin circles the Republican
cabinet was known to feel that II has
been 'doubie-crossed" by the British
Premier.
This. Il was said today. was the in
side story OF the sudden switch from
Continued On Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
HOLY MARY breaches
ON STREET In 'NIGHTTE'

Sarah L. Williams, who styles
herself as Holy Mary" Negress,
aged az years, was brought to the
police station today and held pend
ing an examination as to her sanity.
When arrested she had taken her
stand at Eighth and Church stree s..
and with finger pointed heavenward,
lectured the crowd on the evil OF
their ways.
She was arrayed in her night
clothes and held the attention OF a
large number by her actions until
the police interfered.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
FILE TITLE TO
AUTO At once
Three Months Grace Under
State Law Expires on
September I
PURPOSE is TO
PROTECT CARS

owners Of automobiles in Della
ware must hie title Tor their ma,
chimes By September J.. according "a
an act passed by the last state
Legislature. Heavy penalties are
provided FOR in the act for those fall
ing to comply with its provisions
and may be fined up to $1,000. All
cars registered In Delaware that are
under Delaware license, must have
their owners certificate OF title filed
Blank certificates may be secured
at the Offices OF some magistrate or
By applying to the Secretary Of
States Office IN Dover. Charles c.
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
B. & O. TO PUT END
TO SMOKE NUISANCE

Omciais OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company called Clerk
OF Council simmons. yesterday af-
ternoon. and gave assurances that
the company viii do everything in
its power TO eliminate the smoke
nuisance complained Of by residents
in the western part Of the city.
The b. & o. trainmen received
instructions this morning to see that
their engines do not throw on smoke
while passing through the city.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
Is FARMERS in
new MARKET
Lincoln Street Innovation is
Appreciated by Many
Housewives
WHITE POTATOES
HOLD HIGH PRICE

Establishment Of curb market
on Lincoln street north OF Fourth
street proved a popular innovation,
and was patronized by hundreds Of
housewives OF the western section
OF the city. Farmers from Penn
sylvanla, Maryland AID New Jersey.
beside a goodly number from Della
ware took advantage Of the new
market. There were 2S IN all. with
several other farmers hunting for
Clerk Of the Market Edward s. Nc
Ateer, seeking space for the next
market day.
Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department accompanied by Street
Comm issioner Pierson, visited the
market about 3 o'clock and ex-
pressed themselves as well pleased
with the opening. Only two Of the
farmer merchants in the new mar
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
MRS. A. r.. MccoRMAo DEAD

Mrs. Alice r. McCormac. wife OF
the late Walter s. McCormac. died
this morning at the Homo for Aged
Women. She was so years OF age.
and was resident OF Christiana
before the death OF her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Appleby. OF
Christiana. are a nephew and niece.
Funeral .ervioes will take place
from the home at Gilpin avenue and
Harrison street. at IL o'clock on
Monday morning. fnterment viii
be in the Presbyterian cemetery.
Christiana-
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BURY RAIL VICTIM MONDAY.

The funeral OF Edward p. Dough-
erty who was killed by being struck
by a Baltimore and Ohio railroad
express on the bridge over the Bran
DIVINE yesterday morning viii be
held from his late residence. 1904
Lincoln street, at 3 o'clock. standard
time. Monday morning. Solemn
requiem mass win be held at St
AIMS r. c. Church and interment
will be at the Cathedral cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
PRoPERrY sALE

The property on the east side OF
Pine street. "a feet north OF Eighth
street formerly owned By Robert X
Porter. deceased. was sold by order
OF Orphans Court this morning at
public sale William Connolly was
the purchaser OF the rights OF minor
heirs and the property at a total -
ure Of Sg5Q
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
Smile Awhile

NEW YORK. - Mrs. Aaron
perr said her husband a butcn-
CIR OF Montgomery. Ala, sent
ner three handkerchiefs 10 use
when she felt like weeping over
his dcsertion. Two years ana
$500 fine.
CHICAGO. Frequently in
-oxicated and always irrespon-
sibie.' was the way Mrs otto
IIeywor;h described her veal
thy husband IN her suit Tor di-
vorce. She charged he tore her
clothes from her and set them
anre.
sCIo. O.-w. r. Cunning
ham. local merchant. cut his
namo on a land turtle in 1873.
Tho turtle has been found near
The spot where ne used the
knife on the turtles shell.
NEWARK. O.-Wets claim
more men than ever are carry
ing booze on their hips. but
there is a poor demand FOR bot
ties. The American Bottle Conn
pany here has closed down in
definitely. throwing 600 men
out OF work.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BABY DIES BY
SIDE OF MOTHER

The dead body OF Marian Curtis.
colored. aged 4 months. was found
in bed with her sleeping mother, by
Lewis Curtis. her father, at Is Kiund
street, az $50 o'clock this morning.
Death is supposed to have resulted
from natural causes.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
iOSr AND FOUND.

I OsT-AQUAMARINE PIN, FRIDAY.
II August 10. Between Aldine Theatre
and Gilpin avenue and Harrison street
10 30 and II p. m. Stone surrounded with
Seed pearls. set In hllgree gold. Reward
n returned 10 1f02 Harrison street Phone
1J22 aug20-3t.
CONTINUED on Page Eleyen.l
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
1924 IN FUND TO
SAVELEWES CANNON

The Lewes cannon fund stands
az 1924 today. about three quarters
OF the amount necessary 10 restore
and remount the historic cannon.
The contributions TO date are.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
Try This on Him

Take on the first letter Of a
well-known tree and leave the
roof OF a vault.
Answer to yesterdays; Fine
words butter no parsnips.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. NIB 1901 p. NJ. .ss
1000 A. M..SO 100 p. NJ. IS
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Send all subscriptions to former
Judge David r. Marvel. DUPONT
Building. or the Editor Of The Even
ing Journal, Fourth and Shipley
etrcetR
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
sun AND TIDE.
Head or Christlana,

High water. .12.45 A. NJ. los p. NJ.
Low water 1920 A. NJ. 1895 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
The Weather

Showers and fhunterstorms Rate
this afternoon or tonight; Sunday
far anu nndier, fresh southwest
shifting To nnrthwest winds.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue of deed OF trust dated
tho 10Th day Of February. 1905,
made by D. II. Thomas and Mary +
Thomas, his wife, TO the undcrsiuD.
ed trustee, and recorded in the Of.
lice Of the Clerk of the County,
Court Of Grccnbricr County. Yves;
Virginia. in Trust Deed Book n.
Il nj page 80, | will sell at publ;,
auction to the highest bidder, on
Saturday. February 18th, 1927.
commencing at II O'Clock noon.
on the, premises in the Town of
l nTsW.isburg: Grcenbricr County
! West Virginia. the following dc.
Scribcd real estate, that is TO saw:
That certain lot or parcel of land
situated on The northeast side q,
Washington St. in the Town of Lew.
I:bllrS Grccnbricr County, West Vir
SlnIa. adjoining the business prop
crty of +: s. Moomau and the Bank
OF Grccnbricr property, and being
me same property formerly ca.
cupicd by d. r. Thomas as IA gro.
Gerry store and now occupied bv
the Thomas Grocery Company.
TERMS Insufficient cash TO dis.
charge and pay off said note or any
renewals thereof in whole or IL
Part. the accrued interest thereon.
and all taxes and insurance prem
iumS paid. as provided for in said
deed Of trust, and the residue pay
able in six months from date Of
sale with interest. TO be evidenced
by note of the purchaser. with GOOD
personal security thereon, payabl
as aforesaid. and retention of lcga
me as further security in Inc
premises.
i-2S-lw ". l.. NELSON. TRUSTEE.
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MR. WICKERSHAM SPEAKS.

Former Attorney General Wick
rr>hHu discussed our coming
foreign relations one might last
week before HE Marquette Clue al
lie lloI"' hl"za. New York. Speak
Ing Of Japan, he said:
1--WE knockcd at the Gour Of ia
pan. who had drawn the skirt, Of
hrf own sufficient civilization IL
h"ut her. and said. "N0u must come
nAt into The family nf nation, and
become one Of us. She yielded To
oar intrca.irS and became one Of
HE great nations Of the earth. high
T. sensitive. highly educated. en-
crcdinglN patriotic. Then we treat
nrr people aS if they were the dig
ger Indians Of the West, and We
wonder why there is not incrca>-
Ing fricndlinrS> between us"
Mr.. WiCkcrNh"m referred 10 tn,
birth of the League Of Nations as
'!hIS aspiration Of civilization" a.
SAlnsi war, and lHnrn'cd that it mad
fallen im:" the bands of partisan
politics.
OF armament, Mr.. Wickcr>ham
said:
IF Il nation ,nga4c$ in contest
Tor armament with another nation
II II means to have the biggest navy
IN existence. if each nation keeps
IN csc upon In" ncNi most ,JOwrr-
iui one, strives to equal or excel il
IL the number and power Us is
>hipS or "ttI-Sirip il in size Of it.,
army. competition continues until
finally the only alternative is bank
ruptCy or war. This was one of the
llnpclllng cauSCn Of ihc assault
made by Germany upon Europe in
1914"
Mr. Wickcrsham is a lifelong Re-
puHn"an and an ardent advocate Of
the lyaGur Of Nations and Of our
i"!"g in'o il. lie has much to JUS
tn him in lamcnting the discour-
",,iI@ and unfortunate situation in
winch all the great results We
hoped for from the War, are lost
through q SpiicfuI Senate thinking
Only OF partisan politics.
Mr.. WiCkcrShan is i'm harmony
With The people on The policy OF
disarmament. YET Congress proposes
to continue to spend 90 per cent Of
the COuntrN'S enormous rcvcnI, in
preparations for war. The eyes OF
al nations are now upon America
viewing her reputation Of the
peace league and her continued
preparations for var with the keen.
est disappointment and apprChCn.
SIGn. See iDW Am .riCa la. IaIlpn
under IN" leadership Of Lodge!
GOD save the country from lhc
vaccination, Of petty politician
W'u..' highest motive j., "Spi1E."
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INSISTS ON PAYMENT.

."Nd-Gc0rgc. British Premier,
III recent speech nj birmingham.
brmoanS The difficulties England
i TOW facing the collapse Of her
trade: the discomfort Of Labor; the
lack Of stability in foreign exchange
etc., and leaves the impression
that he is much worried. The OPP
position in Germany, in America
and elsewhere to the high rcpara-
ton bill against Germany is giving
he Premier mitch uncaSiHpSe. Vel
We insist that Germany must respect
the treaty and advises her to ac-
.ccpi the bill and not allow herself
To be miSlcd by passion and repeat
The folly OF 1914. Germany has
not yet taxed herself to the level Of
Great Britain and France. II is in
lOlcrdblc that the gully should bear
lighter burden Of taXation Glan
her victims.
'Thc lurdrn imposed upon Ger
many j. moi cNtravagant. rhc pay
mcni, Of the first two wears do not
equal the pension bills written by
France. II is not question Of inn
posing economic slavery upon the
German workers. But somebody
must pay.
"rhc assumption Of power BY the
proyol y If tn lrou5lc cannot be
permitted. The sword must be
Shr,thcd for all time. Nothing will
harden The Allies against Germany
more than feeling that Germany
is still animated b! the idea that
she can regard treaties rs mere
scraps uf paper as shc In, done in
the past
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ana SAID 1t Was nnlikcly That she
can start another War soon.
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NOT

Scaled bids Will b" received nv
:hc BEARD Of Education OF Frank.
E0"d District. GrvvEbrirr comfy.
West Virginia. until one O'clock y.
H.. Saturday. March 10. 1921. for
he erection Of il brick veneer High
School building at F,'ankrDrd, West
Virginia.
a certified check lor ,hrcr per
centlIn Of the amount Of The bid
mi Il accompany each, same to be
returned to each unsuccessful bid
der as soon as the contract is let.
and to the successful bidder as
soon as bond is executed for per-
torrance Of contract. Said check
To be payable TO e.. j.. Lewis, Pres,
of said Board.
Submit bids complete with plumb
ing and heating. also without plumb
ing and heating.
Plans and specifications arc on
lille in the Office Of The Secretary at
frankford. W. Va. All bids are to
be addressed TO III" President of
the Board of Education. The Board
reserves the right to accept ANY or
reject all bids.
Bids close March 10, 1921.
\. l.. FISHER,
2-i"~lw ScCy. Board of Education
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PUBLIC SALE.

At my home ) miles northwest
of CornStalk, will offer for sale al,
public auction the following
property on
MARCH !, 1921:
Pair Draft Horses, twciuht IL
and 1900 pounds.
Saddle Horse,
!. Brood Mare.
Pair Colts. - s. 3 years old this
Spring,
, Cows. Call milking.
Some young cattle one and two
wears old this Spring.
~ Ewes and l Back,
] New Studcbakcr Wagon,
! Milburn Wagon,
Surry,
Buggy and Harness.
1909 Bushels Corn,
100 Bushels Oats.
- Bushels Wheat.
, Pair Wagon Harness.
COrndrill
Grain Drill.
! Disc Harrow.
] No. 40 Oliver Plow.
] Spike Tooth Harrow,
> CultivatOrS,
Single PlowS.
Hillside Plow--Olivcr 81.
Hprcadcrs and Double Trees,
Chains and Grade, etc.
| Moving Machine,
Hay Rake.
Many other things too numcrou,
to mention.
Also Household and Kitchen fur
nitnrc
TERMS Of SALE: Negotiable
Note foT eight months. well rndor,
r:d ana inlcrr>! added, payable al
Bank Of Williamsburg or Bank Of
Rupert. II. =. FISHER
T.. l.. Wallace. Auctionrcr. 2-il-3vr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The following accounts are be-
lore the undersigned commissioner
for settlement:
Robert e.. White, Admin. ,trator
OF J. ID. White, deceased. Settle
mcnl to january /. 1921.
j. W. Robinson. committee for
Mrs. Eliza haNIncld. SciiI. mcnl to
January |, 1921.
Henry McClinti>. committee for
AlIlc Llycsay. Settlement 10 JAnu-
AIRY |, 1921.
AZ g.. Davis, Adm liS!.a.o: of
Mrs. Jennie Brook. deceased. Final
settlement
SAML PRICE.
lS-2w Commissioner OF Accounts
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Genuine American Fence
SPECIFICATION 4

SO Rod Spool Cattle Barb. $l.15
Nails $l,Tj Kcg 100, Base.