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Evening journal., 1921-10-20
TO MAKESURVEY
OF UNEMPLOYED
Decide on This Plan to
Help Those Out of
Work
NEW MEMBERS
ON COMMITTEE

Thorough survey OF the unem-
ployment situation in Wilmington
will be made by the new Emergency
Committee appointed by DR.. Joseph
II. odell, director Of the Public EN-
ployment Service. before any den-
mite plans for providing work for
idle are announced.
At the first. meeting Of the Emer-
gency Committee yesterday afternoon
the situation was discussed from
numerous angles and various sug-
gestions for remedies we're put
forth. Yesterdays session was much
In the nature OF a preliminary meet
ing and anotrer will be called soon.
William DUPONT. c. d. Garretson
and Mrs. Preston Lea sent word tnat
they would be unable TO serve on
the committee. As the committee
has the power to add TO its numbers
.C. W. Weaver. OF the Harlan ship
plant; J. A. Badcr. contractor;
Louis Topkis. OF Topkis Brothers
Company: Frank W. Pierson. Street
Commissioner. and Miss Madeline
Draper were chosen members. The
other members OF the committee who
have agreed 20 serve are James I.
Ford. Henry p. Scott, Jr., John c.
Savior. Mrs Robert Pennington, Will
liam r. Foster. Henry j. Bailey
Robert W. Kramer and David Smell
ienberg. Mayor Harvey is a mem
ber ex-officio.
As direct result of advertise
ments in The Evening Journal OF
Yesterday the Public Employment
/ service Bureau. located in the old
CITY Hail. today announced that one
hotel clerk and three chauffeurs have
/ been placed. In addition, a benevo'
lent woman sent a basket OF food te
the hall as a gift to-a worthy woman
who is in need because Of the indus
trial depression.
There were fewer applicants foi
registration at the bureau today bu'
fully IS men and women, alread,
registered, called 10 learn II worl
had been obtained for them.
Forty persons registered az th'
Bureau yesterday. Eight men an'
siv women were placed. Th'
men placed we're FIVE carpenters and
three laborers. Six women wer'
found positions as houseworkers'
The Woolworth store has re-
louested the Employment Bureau e
supply II with 20 saleswomen ,anS
has expressed its intention OF en-
raeine all its employes in the futur'
through the Bureau. This plan wa
worked out after several conference
between W. F. Hawkins. specia
agent OF the Employment Burea'
and the manager OF the store.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
ALFREDO. HECK
DIES OF Stroke
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
ISOLATION. He also was a member of
ST. Johns p. +. Church.
Mr.. Heck Is survived by his wife.
a daughter. Mrs. Reed c. Bye, OF
Bellefonte. and a son. DR.. A. Leon
Heck OF Hilo. Hawaii. Fred Heck,
a brother. is prominent as an oper-
attic singer and I"movie" actor and
lives AZ Hollywood. Cal. Two sisters,
Mrs. William T. Lowe. OF Whining
ton. and Mrs. Walter Downey, OF
Brooklyn. and three grandchildren.
also survive him. DR.. Heck was
home during the summer months
and returned to Hawaii the latter
part OF August.
The funeral will be held from Mr..
Heck's late home on Saturday af-
ternoon at o'clock with the Rev.
William Lamming. of st. Luke's Re
formed Episcopal Church. officiating.
Interment will be in Riverview
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
BEEBE HOSPITAL
TO BE OPENED
Institution at Lewes, Gift of
B. F. Shaw, Will be Dedi-
Gated Saturday
WILL ACCOMMODATE
FORTY PATIENTS

The dedication and opening OF the
Beebe Hospital at Lewes will take
place Saturday afternoon. The hos
pital is the gift Of Benjamin F. Shaw.
of this city, to the people of Lewes
and Sussex county II was designed
by Hogart and Mills architects Of
Wilmington and New York city, and
was erected by the DUPONT Engin-
eering Company. at actual cost.
Mr.. Shaw paid all costs of the
building and the equipment. which
includes the latest hospital apph-
ances. Rooms were furnished by
Mrs. Benjamin +. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend W. Miller. and Mrs.
william l.. Hammond. OF Whining
ton: Mrs. Edw. B. Riley. OF Reho-
both, and Dr. Roland C. Paynter OF
Georgetown. William Miller Shaw
and family Of Wilmington furnished
the children's ward complete. and
the Lewes Fertilizer Company furn-
lshed the sun Parlor.
The hospital has capacity for forty
patients. and is arranged according
to the design OF the latest up-to-date
institutions OF this character. II will
be open to all physicians in good
standing, and their patients. and II
will be at all times in charge of an
efficient staf OF physicians and
nurses.
The management OF the hospita
will be under the THE Beebe Hos
pital OF Lewes. Inc" The officers
Of the corporation are: Benjamin F
Shaw. chairman OF the board; DR.
James Beebe. president; william
Miller Shaw. vice-president; Town
send W. Miller. treasurer DR.. Rich
ard c. Beebe, secretary. DR.. vii
liam r. Messick. Of Lewes. is a mem
bcr OF the board Of directors
Benjamin f. Shaw is well know
to the citizens OF Wilmington 70
his devoted attention to the affairs o
Delaware Hospital, IS its vice-pres
ident. and for his numerous othe
phiianthropic activities. Townseni
W. Miller is treasurer Of the Della
ware Hospital. and chairman Of tn
executive board OF that institution
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
MOTHER! Your ChiId'S Bowels
Need california Fig Syrup"

Even a sick child loves the
"fruity" taste OF California Fig
Syrup" II the little tongue is coat
ed. or n your child Is nstiess. cross
feverish, fun OF cold, or has collie. a
teaspoonfui will never fail 10 open
the bowels. In a few hours you can
see for yourself how thoroughly Il
works all the constipation poison.
sour bile and waste from the tender
little bowels and gives you a we'll
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
REDS OVERTHROW
PORTUGUESE CABINET

MADRID. oct 20. CUnited Press)
The Portuguese government has
been overthrown as the result Of a
Monarchist revolt. it was learned
here today. A new cabinet.f under
Celho. fomor revolutionist probably
will be formed.
Monarchist troops seized strateg-
etic points in Lisbon yesterday and
the resignation OF the government
followed. The overthrow OF the
government. was apparently accom-
plished without bloodshed although
communication with Lisbon has been
interrupted.
LONDON. Oct 90. Omitted Press)
A military movement against the
Portuguese government proved sue
cessful according TO a dispatch from
Lisbon today. The Ngovernment re-
signed and a new ministry. with
Maria Celho at its head is being
formed. There was no bloodshed.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
NAVAL CADET Is
LOCAL VISITOR

Paul Chiera. United States Naval
Cadet. who recently went to Italy
with number OF other cadets as
guests OF the Italian government has
returned and is visiting his sister,
the wife Of DR.. L. Vaccaro, S24 West
street. While in Italy Cadet Chiera
and his companions were almost
continuously feted by various cities
and towns and given trips in air
planes. The crown prince OF Italy
presented each member Of the party
with an autographed-photograph OF
himself.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
ACCUSED OF BREAKING
INTO FREIGHT CAR

Charged with breaking and enter
ing a box car OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad several nights ago.
william Laskowski was held In 700
baii for court by Judge Hastings.
in Municipal Court. this morning.
He is alleged to have taken a crate
Of agate ware from the car while
companion, who escaped. watched.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20

playful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They know
a teaspoonful today saves a sick
child tomorrow. Ask your druggist
for genuine California Fig syrup
which has directions for babies and
children Of all ages printed on bot
tie. Motheri You must say Call
fornia" or you may get al imitation
fig syrup.
Evening journal., 1921-10-20
BoYs SEE Jesse JAMES.

Tho boys OF ST. Joseph's Home
have been invited TO attend the Fri
day afternoon performance OF the
Jesse James motion picture at the
National Theatre. II will be the
last days showing OF the picture at
tho theatre
Evening journal., 1921-10-20

ne syrup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
MEN ARE NEEDED
IN WHEAT FIELDS
Employment Service Man
Sends Out a Call for
$4,000 Laborers

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June l9-
There is work for $4,000 men In the
wheat fields between now and next
Wednesday. according TO \. l.. Bark
hamn boz charge Of tho United states
employment sryicc here. Tolograms
ana ~ o. S. calls by the score
came flooding into tho employment
office today from points IN the Kan
ms wheat bolt and frantic efforts
were made to send out as much help
as possible.
Long lines NJ men were hastily CIV
.on assignments and started for the
union station TO be- rushed TO the
wheat fields and hundreds were sent
away toda.
Tho fas, rpcuing wheat. however,
has caught many farmers unpre-
pared aud with but few harvest
hands arriving from the southern
| fields. the situation has grown more
acute. Tho necessity for Immediate
cutting has l-rumc urgent In many
Itcctious and Hutchinson and Paw
: nee, johnson and Barton counties
Iarr appealing fur mon.
Wages are now 81 and s. per day
/ while tG per day l- hoing paid OK
uCricnccd harvest hands. Ford coun,
. ty asked for 200 harvest hands today
and hair that number of men wa:
. sent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
Mrs John VI Spnrk"r
AFRAID OF ELEVATORS


Cylo lIorchom. star uf tho Fly
INK Frolic e. BE- hold on tho TX
position grounds. East Fifteenth
street. Saturday afternoon. JuIy ?.
thinks nothing Of dcfyiug rrayl-
tdtiun hy standing ON the top
wing ~ plane with uutsirDtChod
arms while his pilot loops with
him. but he refuses To- rido Ia "a
hotel elevator.
This rather Inconsistent fact dc
volopod when lIur,hcm wired
Fred shaw. prcsidout tho Expo
sition company, TO rcs.ryo a parlor
room for him tn llotol Tulsa, stat
ing that he did not care to be 40
high az to make walking a burden.
"I prefer to walk since | was
shaken up I'm a recent drop In "A
hotel elevator In oklahoma city"
says HorChem.
In the avintion world. Horchem
s known hS the human squirrel"
because Of his daring stunta in tho
air. Horchom, Kari Grayer Of At
tica, Kansas Ralph Anderson. OK
iahoma city, X. II. Tarbutton.
Dallas. Texas. and other flyers en-
tcred In the frolic viii arrive In
Tulsa tho day before tho meet to
tune up their "ships"
Anticipating several thousand
parties OF automohilists from all
cities within a radius Of 100 miles
of Tulsa, Exposition officials are
making every provision for park
ing the cars on all Sides of tho
flying field. II " announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
A MAN IN EACH JAR

The merchant. physician, hwyer
or millionaire are all alike In one
regard they admire the girl who ia
careful of her personal appearance.
Few real virile men become inter-
ested in slip-shod, unkempt careless
girls. 4 clear ungarnished complex
ion charms men, as VIII nothing else.
If your skin II rough and ruddy,
with frccklcs, moth patches. liver
splotchcs. tau, ptmples or black
heads. jar Of Golden Flemish
Bleach will quickly and harmlcssly
bleach them out, and make 1t easy
TO- him t. tell you what you want
to know. NOull notice a vast d,f-
ference after one application OF this
marvellous cream, your friends Will
notice II after five days, and out OF
this Improvement may come a
Prince charming. Golden Peacock
Rlemish Bloach smootheS and soft
cns nt the same time, leaving the
skin pure and healthy, which needs
ONLY touch OF Golden Peacock Face
/ Powder to complete an onviable
complexion. At your druggist or
/ hy mail 81 90.
PARIS Toilet Co, Paris, Tennessee,
T -AdNt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
Confer This Week Win
Sunday Adrdnce Agent

Billy Sundays advance man,
Frcd w. Rapp, viii be In Tulsa next
week in the interest OF the sun
day campaign, opening here tho last
part of October. according to a
telcgraphic agreement reached Fri
day with Rev. W. O. Anderson,
president OF the ministerial alliance.
Rapp will arrive either June % or
20 and will meet with tho cN'cu-
tive committee OF the Sunday cam
paign committee OF laymon and min
istcrs at "A time TO be sct by Cyrus
Avery, committee chairman. ltapn
IL now at Norton. Va in the midst
of meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
SELF HELP IS
POPULAR HERE
BOYS and Girls Of UniVcr-
sity Encouraged to
Work Way

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
Mems Bible Class to-
Build Classroom Today

Members OF the Business Men =
Bible class OF tho First Baptist
church attending the Sunday morn
ing class session voted to give as
much Of their individual time as
possible Thursday TO erection OF a
temporary classroom back Of the
church. They will either drop busi
ness for several hours during tho day
or work from I TO o'clock. Their
work will be putting the classroom
together, as four carpenters in the
claSs have volunteered to- have ma
tcrials on the ground and the lum-
her ready cut. Push" the small
weekly paper OF the class, distributed
ycHerday. contained fun report of
the class outing AT Ncrdigris lake
Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
TWO RObber Suspects
Arrested by Police

Fred Young, giving his address as
cleveland. ohio. was arrested by
Police officer c. l. Bloom at tho
pa.udoua rooms. ll4ta Fast First
street. saturday morning, 4 search
OF his room revealed suitcase In
which was found 30 watches ot all
makes and descriptions. most ~
them I'm their original container
four kodaka, several gold watch
chains, numerous rings and other
)ewclry ThM is claimed by the pc
lice to bo one of the mos; com
plete hauls tho department has
made for some time. A man giving
his name as John zeal and idcnu-
fiod by Young as his partner, was
arrested about noon saturday. when
Young told officers that his partner
was 20 mopt him at "A certain wagon
yard The two men are being held
on Investigation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
NeU Automobile Urged
for Fire Chief of Tulsa

The Tulsa Fire Prevention asso
citation, In "A letter read before the
mayor and city commissioners Fri
day morning. urged the city To i'm
modiatcly purchase a new automo-
bile for Fire Chief II. G. Alder. The
associations action, II was stated,
was taken after II had received ad-
vice from, the state Fire Prevention
association mentioning the need Of a
new car II Is the NsaoCiation'e con
tention that the fire chief should ni
all times be supplied with u service
able car that no time may bc los,
In reaching fires and directing tn,
operations OF fircmcn at the incCp
don W the blaze. The letter was
received ana filed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
WOULD BORROW 10 MILLION
Representative OF Western Farmers
Dickcring for Loan In the East

DAILES. ore. June I0.-rcu mil
lion dollars or moro is to be bor-
rowed from New York fiuauCiers to
assist whcat growers of the north
west in salvaging their crop this
season. II negotiations now being
conducted by George q. Jcwctt,
president OF the Northwest Grain
Growers association, who Is now in
New York contcrring with BERNARD
Barucb. banker. are sucCessful
Financing from the east Is ncccs-
Hary because farmers who have beon
In the habit Of borrowing from the
banks. with their wheat as security
and who now belong to the cooper
ative growers organization have
conveyed title In the wheat 10 the
association
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
ROB DEPOT TELEPHONE BOX
While Crowd Waits for Katy Train
10 Leave Thief l. "on the job

An unknown man entered the
Katy depot early Saturday evening
and after tearing down the pay
telephone in the public telephone
booth in the white waiting room.
escaped with the toll box. containing
about s25 In cash. Although the
robbery was committed in broad
daylight while passengers waiting
for an outbound train were In the
station the thief escaped without
discovery and up TO a late hour Sat
urday night had not been appre-
honded.
Although no check Of the con
tents Of the tollbox had been made
at that time by the telephone COM
pany, J. II. Goodman, ticket clerk
on duty at the time OF the robbery,
estimated the loss Mt about f25, not
counting damages to the telephone
itanif
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
Y. W. CAMP MEET
TO OPEN TUESDAY
125 Girl Delegates From
Many States t oSpend
Week at parthenia
RECORD CONF ERENCE



GIL campers Ni 'ho sooner. '"''
gtnr and ,.f.r. .ttf,8 Will descend
.. ......... .,,.... r,, .r,,I..,
IN o. "''
y. w '.'' .''. 'N'.'
city TUESDAY and Viii I'IIlu iu pua
.,a.... ..r.r. t.r tom dt.. OF ih,
.... .4.........,.. f...l. ,.,t,,f Ga,
''.''''
I'f' i' Hhh ''N''' t''Ia'
E..I alton fpirru t iHr largest
r.-i.. ,.rr...r.a hold l this field.
.. .,..,... ,..t ,.i,ts
'''..
"n.N hc'ic'h.5, h,hirl I''i'" WINK h''
arrival Saturday morning from %
c.r,r .f , 100 .,vth T,,ns girlg at
,.- .,...., . ,.,t
'""'' wa. "'''' N''' ''''''''''
CI'l'1 E'nd'nE dti'Eatos VIII d" as
fouCWs. Oklahoma city 20. Norman
q Enid Io. lupttirn H. okuul.,e
-, n
TO- 70 i''"" DO '"'' Wy % "''"
20. Nl.hita FANS, IoAhS D. Dallas,
Tcxaa. II one to thrco Eirls from
Eufalla Turloy. -Shpwuco, Nowatn.
Foster. bloomfield. ImIbort. Homi-
ny NnurhC. I.1wton. Clinton. stroud
saltwater, Uiau. ono from Missouri.
one from Kansas, 20 Indian girls
from government schools and mis-
sIons.
Leaders Arc ENrs.ricncc,.
Camp lpaderg will be wonon
Vsrgod iu Girls and Y. w. &. A. work
Tho imposiny array reads. Mrs. John
NJ. Sparker of Dallas. executive OF
the southwestern field committee,
camp executive. Mrs. SAwnio T..
AldrsdRe Of Danap. wifo or tho
mayor Misc Hazel Allen. field eco
nomic cxnorL. camp manager: Mise
Anne uorstoroy. y w secretary at
Okmulgoc. recreation loader; Miss
Susie Meek. national Y. w. s.cro-
tary for Indian srhnuis and recently
graduated from colombia university
i'm New york CITY. camp song Lead .
er. Miss Mac Hamilton and Miss
Ruth Counant. studcnt field score
taries. Miss Bertha Eckort. student
secretary for Indian schools. and
Miss blanche Croaby. religious work
secretary OF tho local association, all
10 be teachers OF camp Bible coura-
rs: Miss Ueinbaugh. I'm charge of
technical hours. MiNs Martha Jane
Kitchener Fort Worth handcraft In %
etructor: Miss Halle Overstreet, Dal-
las, swimming supervisor. Miss Roba
Curran. a Dallas high school aenior
will have charge of tho life store
on nurse duty viii be- Mrs. Merit
heimer OF Sapulpa, former hospital
superintendent, assisted by Mrs. w
Rernard OF Okmulgoo. and there will
be a life.guard from Tulsa, Coun.
cillors will be Misses Dorothy Stew
art, Florence Monctt, Dean Uurch
Ruth Glidewell, Ruth Moore an,
Betty ColCy all from tho Universal,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-20
io-to-i Shot Wins French stake.

by the Assoc iated Press
PARIS. June l9.-Roi Beige, a 80
TO l shot, today won the French
grand national stceplcchase at four
miles. 100 yards. The stake carried
with II 100000 francs All but two
of the 10 entries either foil or re-
fused TO take the jumps. Master Bon
came In second apd IIeros Twelve.
the odds-on tayOritc. was given third
ulatC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
uurrrs. EGGS, CHEESE

New York. June
Creamery higher than e1traS' .sE 20
&c. creaner extras (92 score), AN 70
Ssc; hrsts Oss TO 81 score). 30 to 3the;
packing stock. current make No. = zoe
Ergs-FYrm. Fresh gathered e1tr1
nrsts. oaIA tn 81 &c: nrstS. 2fE TO sse;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennev whites. frsts 10 extras 81 70
400: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hennery browns. extras 81 10
35c: do. gathered hrowns and mixed COL
ors. frsts to extras. 26H to 3lEe
Ch.rse-Ftrm. state whole MIX MATS
fresh specials. l5S to Isle: do. aver
AZ, run, l4a. to i5Hc: state whole milk
twins. specials. 16% TO 1sEc; do. aver
age run. lI', TO 15kc.
Live roultry-Eim. Broilers. Is to
55c: fowls. Sc: BOOSTERS. l6c: turkeys
Csc. Dressed firm: western chlckens
hoes % to lSc: fowls. Is 10 SAC: old
ROSTERS. IS IN 2oc; turkeys. 20 to ssc.
F1our-QuIet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. June -. Cattle recciptS:
3n.hno. rrarkr. dull: beef 't""r' rhH
bu,chs- ,,orkS .5T2I" lower: TOT
s,enrs, So: weight, lar pounds hGik'
-.nnn S.nn: hu'k lat cows nm hciferS'
in;G6.on. cannrrS and cutters slow;
mostly l.75Taoi: bulls. lNMl5c lower;
iin,5 rs. ycaI calves mostly inRTi~
loaer: bulk N PACKERS. S.2b V3.OO,
stockers and feeders dull.
Hogs, receipts. $4,000: market active;
on. ned lo1lSc lower h SATURDAYS
,rcrarc closed steady 10 Zoe higher
thsn carly: holdo~rr comparatively lisnt
shippers taking about 5000: top, Sla;
bulk, S.nn0s.si; 6 19fl5c lower;
bulk, desirable, E?lmScho 49,,
Sheen, receipts, ?5.onn: far lambs ana
vc,rlinEs. 3ncdtl lower: "ho:ce 'daho
lambs. Hoo straight; others ln25A
in,Sn: seconds. 7.nh down: few choice
mnstir SUONS.sn: good yearlings. I.o0H
: 5n. ewes about steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-28
'E1trs dividend.
SUGAR.

New York. Iune -. The raU Srrar
mtrke, wa Q.r"' today and M nai"S
were reported. but INC UNDERGONE ~ rs
nrnl. and prices were unchanged at ("
fog csntrIiug3l.
Saw sugar futures we're quite STEADY.
and with tho eNrspt!|N "I july winch
wa lower under liquidation. prices w"rr
higher IN covering t0'i trade hUIiuS
fIna5 rrl"n& were on" point low er 10 =
u"' : Sh"'. .TWir ard SC|t"Th"" t.0-el
ct - December go. aHG Mares 50.
al'NuL.c h IN" 5cTHml WH> '">~ active,
Wl'h hUvrrS inclined :" ho'd ,i'
E"HUAd futures WR!" '0w'0di VII NJ
49, r>a":iorS. tIna, nId- were y t. ~
points nnr 'ow"r wiz iuIf quoted At
$50: September ard December. 80.