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Evening journal., 1921-08-22
TRAINS INJURIES
FATAL TO DRIVER

Barney Carp. salesman for the
Sharpless Ice Cream Company, this
city. who was fatally injured. last
wednesday. when an automobile he
was driving was struck by a milk
train on the Baltimore Central di-
vision or the Pennsylvania Railroad,
at Brandywine Summit, died in the
Chester County Hospital. OF his in
juries. He died late Friday night.
The deceased was 3s years old and
resided In Baltimore with his wife
and four children. He was well
known in this section, being the
West Chester agent for the sharp
less Company and coming TO VIII
mington daily.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
CROWD AFTER
LIBRARY and
HARBOR JOBS
Hundreds Gather Only to
Find Work Not Started
Yet
THRONG TROOPED OUT
TO RIVER FRONT SITE

Large throngs OF men seeking
work congregated today at Tenth
and Market streets, where the new
Public Library Building is to be
erected, and along Christiana ave
nue., on the south bank OF the
Christiana river. where the initial
unit Of the new marine terminal will
be built.
Estimates OF the numbers OF en-
ployment seekers we're d.,ncult be-
cause at neither place was any Of
fee established and the workers
came and went intermittantly. At
half past o'clock this morning.
however, It was estimated that a.
least 200 men had assembled at the
Church Building. Tenth and Market
streets, which is TO be razed to make
way for tho Library structure. Al
Continued on Page Twelvel.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
JUGDE LENIENT
ONDRUG ADDICT
Golden, Who Broke Parole,
Makes Plea For Another
Chance
TO REPORT EVERY
NIGHT FOR 2 WEEKS

Declaring that ne would prove TO
the court that he could DO without
dope" in the future and that ne has
a child 10 support, Bernard Golden
pleaded for another chance when ar
raigned before Judge Hastings. in
Municipal Court this morning. on a
charge OF trespassing in the Penn
sylvania Railroad station and violat-
ing his parole as a drug addict.
After listening 10 the mans pleas.
Judge Hastings ordered him TO re-
port 10 the police captain every
night for two weeks and that he con-
tinue his reporting for examination.
The court. Judge Hastings told
Golden. does not want 10 have to
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-22

MACON. Ca, Aug. % (United
Prcss) .-Onc person is known to
have been killed when fire destroyed
the Brown House. one OF Macon's
oldest hotels, early today.
Ten others are missing. and it is
feared they are buried beneath the
ruins OF the building. according TO
estimates made by police and fire.
men.
Eight persons were seriously in
inred.
Belief grew today as fremen play
ed streams Of water on the smould-
ering ruins that not more than
twelve lives were lost.
Recovery Of two unidentified
bodies on the second floor was made
shortly before noon.
G.. l.. Wilder. a guest. who escaped
from the third floor by climbing
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
MYSTERY FIRE
in THIS Store
Burned Matches Found on
Floor After Woman Dis
covers Blaze
PUZZLED;
DAMAGE SLIGHT
Special to The Ecenlng Journal.

Special to The Ecening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. 22-A
heavy loss by nre was averted by
the timely appearance OF Mrs. War
ren Conner. Of Second street. al
the store operated by Mr.. and Mrs
William Gebhart, Second and Chest
nut streets. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Conner went to the store to
purchase milk and noticed smoks
coming from cracks around the
door. She called TO Warren Burns.
who resides nearby and he called
for the Good VIII Fire Company
The telephone at the fire house wac
out of commission and message
was sent TO the hremen by Mrs. J. T.
Eliason. living next the fire house.
James Hatton. a ne.ghbor. broks
open the store door and attached a
garden hose to the kitchen spigot-
The fire was extinguished before ths
arrival Of the fire company. II had
started under the counter. whers
burned matches were discovered lay
ing on the floor which has caused .
Continued on PAGE Two.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
BY ED. l.. KEEN.

IIl = 0TIT NOrrOHDOndcntl
LONDON. Aug. 22.-Sinn Felon n
certain TO reject the British pro-
posals In their present form. all re-
ports from Dublin today agreed.
A new cabinet committee. espci-
any appointed to deal with the Irish
emergency. was In session to await
the Dali Erieann's reply.
The Sim Fein Parliament when
!. met today In secret session chose
not only between peace and war
II determined the question OF the
existence or determination OF Sim
Fein. This was the British view.
Upon the tone OF Cancellation.
adopted by the Dali In It's reply,
CONTINUED on Page seVen.)-
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
TWO HURT WHEN
CAR ISDITCHED
Chester Driver Runs Into
Wall to Avoid Hitting
Another Car
AUTOMOBILE is
BADLY DAMAGED

An automobile owned and driven
by c. b. Adamseck. OF 12s East
Fourth street, Chester. was badly
damaged and the driver. Peter Van
Berkel, OF the same address. the
other occupant OF the car, sustained
severe decorations OF the face and
head about 5.45 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. when Adamseck ditched
his car north OF Penny Hin Garage.
Mr.. Adamseck said as he was driv-
ing down the pike at this point he
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SUSSEX MEN
CAUSE SPLIT
OF DEMOCRATS
Although in Minority, They
Balk Election of Com
mitteeman
WASH DIRTY LINEN
REHOB0TH MEETING
speciai to The rvening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
REHoBOTH. Aug. 22 - After
wrangling in committee meeting for
three hours. during which time
some dirty political linen" was
washed and factional lines within
the party we're drawn more bitter
~. the Democratic State Committee
men adjourned late Saturday after
noon, after falling to elect a ma
tional committeeman to succeed
Chancellor Josiah o. Wolcott, for
which purpose the meeting was
called.
Only two names we're really
placed before the committee. they
being Andrew c. Gray and Thomas
CONTINUED on page tveIveJ
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Police ON HUNT
FOR ARSON RING
Vari, Captured in Store at
Night, Seriously Ac-
cuSed in Court
PLACE SOAKED WITH
OIL AS COPS COME

Following the arrest shortly be-
fore 1 o'clock this morning Of James
Vsri. aged "a years, in the grocery
and general store OF Dominic Sea-
vallo. at 211 Madison street. where
somebody had made preparations for
a fire. the Bureau OF Police believe
Il has secured evidence that may
lead to the arrest - several men
who composed a gang responsible
IContinued on Page Two.l
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre Invitations twar tax paid, are
extended through the Journal CLASSIFIED
Department today-loOk for your name
today in the CLASSIFIED Advs.-for a show
ing Tuesday, OF
1.-THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED"
A Cosmopolitan Production.
AT THE ARCADIA.
and
BEBE DANIELS N
ZONE WILD WEEK"
AT THE QUEEN.
SEE PAGE IL TODAY.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SURVEY COUNTY BRIDGEs.

Survey Of about 500 bridges under
the Jurisdiction Of the Levy Court
has been completed by the county
engineering force under the direc-
tion Of County Engineer Charles F.
Grubb. A report Of the survey,
which has been in progress about
three months. will be submitted to
the Levy Court. Many OF the coun-
ty bridges were originally construct
ed to carry six-ton load and many
are narrow guage. The Levy Court
is contemplating improving the
bridge conditions.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
RUSSIA SEES
new Hope IN
HELP OF US.
Moscow Not PeSsimistic as
America Starts to
Break Famine
RELATE TERRIBLE
TALES OF SUFFERING

The following vivid descrip-
ton OF present day conditions
In Moscow was cabled to the
United Press by John Craudenz.
correspondent OF the United
Press and United News. and the
FIRST press association man 10
enter Russia with formal cree
dentials from the soviet gov
ernment. Graudenz in his first
cablegram received Saturday
night described the Russian
governments successful fight
against cholera
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
IMPROVE COUNTY ROADS.

Work OF repairing and resurfacing
OF Grubb's road and Naaman's creek
road. connecting links between the
Philadelphia pike and Foulk road. is
rapidly nearing completion. Portions
OF the Foulk road are also being re
surfaced Roads in Brandywine
hundred will be in excellent condi-
ton after the completion OF the
work.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
SINN FEIN To
SWEEP ASIDE
PEACE OFFER
Irish Parliament in Secret
Shapes Reply to Lloyd
George
C0NCILIAT0RY TONE
MAY STAVE OFF WAR

DUBLIN. Aug. 22.-(United Press)
The Daii Eireann went into secret
session today 10 hear the report OF
the Sim Fein cabinet upon the pro-
posed reply TO Lloyd Georges peace
offer
II was stated the reply would prob
ably not be ready before Friday.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
1924 IN FUND TO
SAVELEWES CANNON

The Lewes cannon fund stands
at 1924 today. about three quarters
OF the amount necessary to restore
and remount the historic cannon.
The contributions 10 date are:
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Mcco1IlsrER CASE CONTINUED

At the request Of the defendant.
the case OF Oden McCollister. Negro.
charged with disorderly conduct to-
wards a young girl. was continued
until Wednesday by Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Total ...................ss24.I

Send all subscriptions to former
Judge David T. Marvel. DUPONT
Building. or the Editor Of The Even
ing Journal. Fourth and shipley
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
Try This on Him

Set down 111-SSs-555-777 and
99s in addition form and strike
out the nine figures that will
make the remaining figures
total III.
Answer to Saturdays L.
arch.
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
sun AND TIDE
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OsT - SATURDAY. BErW ZEN
IL Third and Madison and Fourth and
Union streets, leather loose-leaf delivery
book. Reward. Return TO 302 Madison
street aug2-1t
lContinued on Page Eleven.)
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
roDAY's TEMPERATURES

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. NJ. so 1901 p. NJ. ~
1000 A. NJ. .6S 100 p. NJ. IA
Evening journal., 1921-08-22

Have you tried Clover Dairy -
ter? Phone 1540-154l.-AdE
Evening journal., 1921-08-22
The Weather

Fair tonight and Tuesday. little
change in temperature. and north
east winds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
Strange That One Could Consider Art
and Work in the Same Category


What mresc about the American people Their
for work The EngIhnans idea Of work task 10y which
obtain something that will entIe him pleasure
task has been performed But here work looked upon
An American salesman ad the other day Glow shall
improve art Of craftsmanship Mr. Chesteron Really
the wonder 1t seemed strange that could consider
and work III the category Why Americans make poem of
trade.
American newspapers with their murder stories and socald de-
morang atmosphere like To the best of
There have real interest rutfuly put happens
there reye motive II cuts his gandmohers throat with
you have good story The boosting special
Of he trying to create slump grandmotters But poll
tics there the concealed motive
The way find habits of nation s to read
the detective written by authors of that
reading detective stories the police of the country the daily
life of the people general and also insight their habits
Prudent marriage? There such thing The of tying
ones self another not itself prudent 1t adventure like going
There ridiculous modern hme get rid of the tragedy
but the element The
is the tragedy Of the soul of
never could imagine why the primitive man knocked down the pm
tive with club Why she avcrse Why her natural deli
acy? If the primitive rude why the primitive
so retiring?
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
PREPARATIONS BODY
FIXES GERMAN DEBT
1872, 900, 900, Marks Es-
timated as Total Amount
of Damages.

Paris The reparations commission
has fixed $4,000 ,000 900 gold marks as
the total damages for which repara
ton is due by Germany under article
2J3, second paragraph. and annex !,
part s Of the treaty of Versailles
Tho commissions decision was off
Cially communicated to DR. Won Ocrtz-
en- OF the German war burdens com
mittee Thursday
In fixing the total the rcparations
from the amount of the damages in or
der TO allow for resolutions effected
or to be effected i'm the execution Of
article 23S, and consequently no credit
will be allowed Germany with respect
to such resolutions The commission
did not include in the above amount
the further obligations incumbent with
Germany by virtue of article 90. to
make reimbursement of all sums Belg
ium borrowed from the allied aud as
soeiatod governments to NOV. II. 1915.
together with interest at the rate of
; per cent"
The action of the rcparatious com
mission il in accordance with the pro
visions of the treaty that IA" finding
Of the commits Jon as "a the amount
of damage done "a the civiliau papu
atiou Of the allied and associated pow
crs and to their property durin tho
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
GREAT FORCE IS INITIATIVE
:" possessor May Be Reasonably AS
sured Of Masking Success Of
life's Work.

success IN life may be nearly always
ucasured by the amount of initiative
SHOWN In doing ones work. This con
suering and elevating force must come
'on within, and Is the development
= genuine desire to keep from be
V'hhg lost In the crowd: win TO do
~o@ things In hand as though the
"noe future depended upon the re-
SUIT Men who have become famous
suu successful I'm all walks of life
.a'e developed their sense OF Initiative
me same extent they have gained
sAVWledge and then, what is most i'm
,s'aht' nave applied that quality 70
I" problems of life Without this
uncommon quality. developed MS
SHOULD, many daily tasks and prob
' become complex. difficult, oner-
Ann ahu commonplace. But, these dif-
AT, '. tasks become easier To the in
%uai showing initiative. because he
'e Neaves the beaten path and finds
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
ViLLISTAS ACQUITTED OF
SHAVING IN COLUMBUS RAID

Deming. N. NAH of the 16 VII
listas were acquitted Thursday of
charges of murder in connection with
the raid on Columbus, N. NJ The
verdict was reached on the first bal
lot The jury was out 35 minutes.
The Mexican prisoners faced their
second charge of murder in connec-
ton with the raid, having been sen
fenced in 1916, pardoned by former
Governor @. A. Larazzolo last Noyem-
Der and since that time rearrested on
new indictments returned before the
pardon had become effective.
In the original lot of captives were
% men, six of whom were hanged in
December in 1916, Another was sen
fenced to hang and his sentence com
muted to life imprisonment. 16 plead
ed guilty to second degree murder
and received sentences from 20 TO so
years in the state penitentiary One
of these later escaped from prison.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
Pardon 800 Years Old

A free pardon granted by James |
to a man named Richard Humfrey
who killed his father in 1900. and
bearing the second great seal of that
monarch, has been discovered at the
bottom OF an ancient chest. and has
been placed In glass case and fixed
to the tomb Of the Humfrey family
In Rethendon church, Essex, England
The vellum was taken to the British
museum for translation from the orig
inal Latin. The translator reports
that the story II revealed was that
the young man was preparing to shoot
some wild fowl when the weapon was
accidentally discharged and wounded
his father, who died from the effects
some months afterwards. The Hum
freys owned most of the Parish OF
Retbendon up to well into the Eight
zenith century.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07

used t. think all tbe raulac ties
limouias were exaggerated. but |
have felt thankful u thousand times |
ever believed in il strong enough to
give the medicine trial" said r. j.
Parker, welI-kuown salcmau for
Gatcly's Clothing store, residing at
42lG Juneau st, Seattle, Wash,
Several years ago | commenced
having periodic spells Of sickness and
a few months ago | had an attack that
| thought would finish me When
did finally got up. | was scarcely able
TO go. | had no appetite and what lit
tie ! forced myself to eat caused 50
much gas on my stomach ! could hard
~ get my breath.
AT night | was often so bIoatcd |
couldn't breathe while lying down and
just had TO sit up and struggle for
air, At times | had cramps so bad |
could hardly endure if.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
House Passes Naval Bill.

ton bill which provides for expendi-
lures of approximately 1896, 100000,
was adopted by the house Thursday,
212 to Is. without important changes.
Gratis to obtain amendments that
would urge upon the president early
action in calling an international con
ference on disarmament. Request for
a roll call on some of the amendments
and on the final action of the bill were
defeated and the bill was adopted by
rising vote. A large majority of
the democrats Joined with the repub-
leans.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
Airplane Soon to Become Quite as
Economical as the Automobile.


In the matter of COSTS arpanes will due time become form of
transportation almost, if quite economical the automobile
There today which passengers the
mi nhouran make miles to the gallon of gasoline
Two other factors tremendously favor of the apane The
the fact that the apane requires rails road
travel Its only requirement landing fields and these be easily
and cleapy prepared and maintained.
The other saving respect to apanes tire cost and the
bills The saving will be almost per Until
recently bills been because Of the
of the machines lack of skill landing Both of
these handicaps have been almost entirely eliminated
The price apane the far beyond the reach Of the
average person. but this will be changed within short time
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
PLAYING Lies Game,

The game Of life Is not unlike the
struggle on the football gridlr0n. II
has all types Of players. Some play
for the, mere fun Of muscular strug-
gle, others play for the Joy Of win
ming. Some play because others
play. Some play because they have
no other demand upon their time.
Still others feel that their very Joy in
living Is bound up In the right to ex-
ercise and the enthusiasm of contests
with their fellows. But be that as II
may. we are ell playing the game OF
life. Too many are playing to the
grandstand and never become players
of ability. Others just toy with the
game and try TO remain in the COM
pany that offers attractions for them.
With the winners It's different They
put everything possible into the game.
They make plays count and life re
wards their zeal with gain.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
His Interpretation.

The presiding elder says something
has got to he done about the acoustics
in the church," remarked an acquaint-
anCc.
Jaw. | d'knoW !" returned Gap John
son Of Rumpus Ridge. Ark. If folks
are Just nacher'Iy bound and deter
mined not to believe what's preached
to 'cm I'm willing to let en- go to-
yaW-wWn bell in peace. kan
sas City Star
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07

My liver Was sluggish uul some
tunes | got 50 dizzy | would nearly
lall. J felt tircd and miserable all the
cine, couldn't even sleep ana for days
at tim" | Wasn't able to 20 To work,
Well friend Of mine finally got
me to try fanIac. and it certainly has
done good job for me, My appe
TIT" IS fine NOW and although | am
eating just anything | want and rs
much rs ! rlcuSc. my stomach never
gives me the least trouble have
picked up in weight, my strength has
come back TO me. and | am now en-
joying the best of health.
All the men nj the store know
Tanlac put me back on my feet, and
am glad 10 give this statement for
what II may be worth to others"
TanlaC Is sold ny leading druggists
everywhere ADV.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
Where Nations If Neighbours Bear One
Another Naught but III Will


The returning Europe old world where
yes and bitter ous between the peoples which have been
equal the hates which still live among those who
from old world in which it the general rule that
neighors they bear another naug but i'll will
Despite the Russia
there central and Europe be-
the outbreak The upon which Europe
embarked if followed to its end will lead to rretrleyabe
The total 81 has been by
cmscrbed BY tariffs by restrictions upon travel and railway
transit blockade If the
central Europe to the west of the victorious countries ee by
economic disorders and crushed BY continuing deficits
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07

| me iuinllment of them, though" re-
'uIhed JACK, md he smiled with such
sood nature and fFi,Adl!ncss fhut the
sIrI smiled back u ain going to
prove ihnt to you before any days"
he added. 'Goodduy." And he de
parted without giving Carol chance
to reply
'ofoI hastings would have been an
abhoFihul young girl. Indeed. IL she
l'"o MOI thought often during the next
wv" Guys Of her unconventional Wis
i'or She had tentatively decided that
ne was suffering from shell shock
"heh she received by mail fiat box
" disclosed brass key wrapped in
Scrip or paper and on the paper was
written al address with these words
Inc Key 10 the fulfilIment OF your
dreams. John Elgers."
After changing her mind as to
whether she should or shouldn't every
i've minutes of the Intervening time
ne saturday half holiday found Carol
hastings on train bound for the ad-
uress written on the scrap OF paper
ana there, smuggling cozily beside q
Fi'lage lane, she found an exact
repilca or the little cottage she had
aeSlRned-house OF her dreams
lhr"ugil the central pnth of the gar
cen. nblaze with old fashioned flow
ers up the step TO the latticed porch
'afoI walked like one In q dream.
The brnss key fitted the lock. The
mousse was furnished with quaint old
fashioned furniture Of the cottage
tyne. There were Willowware dishes
on the shelves ana fragrant linen on
the beds. Everything bespoke an ex
peclcd occupant VI occupants. Carol
passed ont onto the lntticed porch
again and stood loohing at the little
Entdon wonderiugly. ns though. II II
would. i could offer some explanation
a. ~ what all thl- meant
\ stout midJlg asrl woman fl Il
hgat house dress gam0 down the luuo
and approached u, nwoI Tc III us
no" you ara thg aHF 1at !, come "a
s'Hy here She questioned. Rccpuse
If YOU ~, Mr. EIacr4 enid WY how
was 70 look ont ri YOU ITS the lady
Ct ny dreams SAYS he he YOU the
ouc?"
Carol answered. Z seem TO be- and
as she spoke the words there came
over her the sensation Of having mnde
u solemn pledge.
month had gone by. slowly and
peacefully ms only village months can.
and still Carol stayed on In the house
OF her dreams. In hurried trip to |
the city she had resigned her position |
with the madame and packed her be- |
ongings Day after day Carol had |
watched for some one. the while deny
ng to herself that she was doing so.
FOR there was one thing lacking In the
perfection Of her happiness whether
,hey own up to II or not. people do
not live alone in the houses OF their
1reamsl
Carol had taken to setting two
places ut the table with the excuse to
herself that II made her meals less
onely. when one noon Just MS che was
lbout to sit down to her lunch there
anne the bang OF the knocker against
he door. Carol opened It and there
stood Jack Elgers. For hours she
lad thought of what she would say
when be did come and now that he
lad she could say nothing Mt all She
'pened the door wide that he might
walk In. but he hesItated on the
threshold and asked, May | come in
to the house Of your dreams2"
Come" murmured the girl. And
ack Flyers came into her life never
0 leave II. for people do not live alone
n the houses OF their dreams!
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
OF! Production for March.

Washington.-Oil production for the
month of March of 40,SO2,0OO barrels
was the greatest monthly production
in the history of the United States.
California retained its lead as a pro
Queer, Texas second with total of
9,672,000 barrels, as against $4,000
barrels during February.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-07
The Classics.

DO young women read the clns-
sicsf'
I'm afraid not replied the pro
fessor. I'm inclined 70 think many
81 them neglect the reading and con
tent themselves with studying the pic
lures for costume suggestions.