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Evening journal., 1922-11-03
BUSINESS CYCLES
AND OUR POSITION

Invitations hsvs been s~sued by
Wilmington Trust Company. % fssr
Professor Charles J. Bullock on sns
subject OF business Cycles ana Our
Position IN the Present Ons- Tor
Friday evening. November 10. II
O'Clock IN the duBarry Room OF ne
Hotel dupont
Professor Bullock WIN be rsoz13sd
by students OF economies as the az
thor OF a series Of -,Essays on the
Monetary Hfytory Of the United
States and OF an Introduction 10 the
Study OF Economics Among busi-
ness mon he ts probably best known
through his work as a member of
the Massachusetts, Taxation Commis-
sion and a. Chairman of the Harvard
University COMMITTEES on Economio
Research. The members OF Prot.
Buliock's committee are: Charles F.
Adams. Nicholas Biddle. Eugene v
r. Thayer. Frederick II. Curtis. Wrsl-
lace b. Donham and ogden l.. Miifs
and under the supervision OF these
men the well known publications
and bulletins comprising tho HAr-
ward Economic Service are Issued.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
PARKS OLD GUNS
ON NEW MOUNTS

The two cannons that have stood
for more than twenty years on the
cast side OF the Boulevard at the
north approach to the Washington
street bridge are being transferred
10 the triangle on the east side OF
the Boulevard just back Of the
Clark Churchman memorial foun-
tain. The removal at this time and
remounting was considered oppor-
tune by the executive committee OF
the Park Commission, as the car
riages on which the cannons were
mounted had decayed.
The canncns were obtained for
the city through the efforts OF How
ard deHaven Ross. at the especial
of the Patriotic order
Sons OF America, about twenty
years ago. They were a part of the
of the old type Govern
ment ships that were being dis
mantled at that time at New Or
leans. IL. is2f6S&
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
KOCH-SNIITH WIN
P. R. R. PRIZE MONEY

Track premiums amounting q
$4,000 have Just been awarded 70
supervisors and their assistants on
main fine divisions OF the Eastern
Region OF the Pennsylvania System.
by General Manager c. S. Krick.
The largest premium, amounting
TO 1920. Of which $500 goes to the
Supervisor ana $500 20 his assistant.
Is given annually 90 the division
which during the year had the best
line and surface on the main line be-
tween New York and Altoona and
Philadelphia and washington. This
year this premium went 10 Division
No. SO OF the Philadelphia Division
which extends from Lancaster 20
Steeiton. Supervisor II. II. Kaufman
would have been the recipient of
this prize but as ne died during the
latter part OF the inspection period.
ending with the month OF October,
one half OF his portion was paid TO
Mrs. Kaufman, while the other half
$500, was distributed among the
Track Foreman and LaboPers on
LnAt QlNlcOns - D. OLtOs dIst WNa
the Assistant Supervisor.
The premium for tho greatest I'm
provement made during the fiscal
year IN che line and surface Of the
tracks, amounting 20 $1,000, OF
which 5000 goes to tho supervisor.
and $500 to HIS assistant, was
awarded TO J. d. Lowell, super
visor. and r. II. Crew. assistant
supervisor. Their division IS known
as No. a., OF tho Middle Division
extending from Anderson, Pa, 10
Huntingdon. Pa An additional
premiums amounting 20 $500 each,
$500 for the supervisor, and $500 for
his assistant, were awarded to Di-
vision No. 81. Maryland Division, ex-
tending from Darby, Pa. to WILL
Del, z. l. Koch, super
visor, and p. L Smith. assistant
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
DIR. Some FOR
VESTS PASTOR
Congregation to Extend
Call to Pennington, N. ],
Clergyman
CALL MEETING FOR
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The Rev A. ". Some. pastor OF
a Presbyterian Church IN Fleming
ton. N. J.. IN all probability win be-
come pastor OF West Presbyterian
Church Of this city, It became known
today.
DR.. Some. u was said today. has
been decided upon by a committee
appointed sometime ego 20 select a
pastor FOR West Church 70 succeed
the Rev. DR.. U. Franklin Smiley.
who resigned several months ago.
A meeting OF the congregation Of
West Church has been called for
Wednesday evening next 20 receive
the committees report and extend a
formal call 10 DR.. Some. He Is a
young man and has been remark
ably SUCCESSFUL n his ministry a.
q city Of about $1,000
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
TURKS ABOLISH !
SULTAN OFFICE
Nationalist Create State IN
Place of Age Old
Empire
CHURCH HEAD
TO BE RULER

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 9
Omitted Press) New Turkey has
abolished the Sultan
Tho national assembly at Angors
passed yesterday law expressing
the Turkish Sultan and the law OF
succession 20 the throne. The prss-
emit Sultan. descendant of . thou
sand absolute monnrchs Ia to b the
last of HE line.
A Khlaif. who will take over the
holy duties hitherto exercised by the
Sultan as prophet OF the Moslem
world. IL TO be elected periodically.
His once s 20 be OF the church. not
OF the stAte.
Tho national assembly WIN bold
ali tho power IN constAntfnopls end
throurhout Turkey. according 90 the
law.
saiut. OF 1eo guns roared cut IN
celebration OF the laws passing
Raisim Kairabelrir Pasha was TIM
mediately dispatched from Angora 70
Constantinople 20 give the Sultan op-
portunity 70 resign and 20 take over
the city administration IN the name
OF Mustapha Kemals Nationalist.
Since Turkeys defeat IN the world
war and the rise OF the Young Turks
TO power the present Sultan has been
virtually without power. s1mcs a
prisoner IN tho PortzL It has long
been known he was co DO replaced,
bat Il wss not expected the AnEsrA
government would soolish me SUIT
annie the hereditary rfshn Of TIE
suftsn's rons.
The rurkish empire beoeusss ne
~stste OF Turkey by this move OF
the Nationalist
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
SIX MATCHES AT
SHOOTING GALLERY

Six matches in the shooting gallery
OF the merry Whirl OF 1922" on the
mezzanine floor OF the Hotel DUPONT
attracted a large entry last night
and there was keen competition for
the prizes. Some high and excep-
tional scores were made.
In match No. B. F. COPYRIGHT
was returned the victor with 3s 40
W. 7. Lyman, Jr.. came through with
the high total OF 147 to capture
match No. 2. barely nosing out Vic
tor DUPONT who compiled a score OF
14e. He broke 107 straight. Richard
Reese was the best IN the big field
competing in match No. 3, finishing
with a 4s. In match No. SO, c. b.
Holiday won with 81 and Richard
Reese, Jr.. topped the entries in No.
4 with a IS.
J. B. Grier was the winner In
match MOI with - and Mrs. John
Maxwell was returned the victor in
match No. 6 with AZ.
Match No. 1-B. F. Courtwright,
IS; II. R. Harding. 5; L Keil, 80;
r. Tanner. s; P. /. Henderer. IS; p.
L. Laird, 6; J. B. Grier. As
Match No. 20. 2. Maxwell, 14i
II. Robinson. Is; Miss c. Draper. %;
Miss II. Hammond. 70; Miss L. Tat
nall, 9: William W. Francis, 10; L
Keil, 10; Victor DUPONT, 146; w. r.
Lyman, Jr.. 1915 p. p. Pyle, ~.
Match No. 3-H. r. Roberts, 20i
o. ]. Teeple, 2s; Miss II. Hammond.
2; I. Keil, SO; F. II. Summation. 10;
c. B. Holiday. 81.
Match No. Richard Reese, Jr,
4s: Lea spruancs, 20; G.. Winter, IL.
Match No. 81. T. Msther, 9; r.
Ashton. 4; z. o. Rodgers. IL; W.
T. Lyman. Jr.. s; o. J. Teeple, 5;
william Francis. 8; @. G Carter. s;
I. Keil, Z; Edward Riley. 4; J. B.
Grier, ~; ID. A Grier, Q; Victor du-
Pont. I.
Match No. 6-Mrs. X K ".
Casey. 10, Mrs. o. J. Teeple, IL;
Miss H. odell. 8; Miss c. Draper,
81; Mrs John Maxwell. 40.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
ASK ACQUITTAL
OF MRS. ROSTER
Defense, IN Closing Hours,
Says Young Mother Was
Irrational
WOULD
HUG SLAYER

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9 Omitted
PrsE) with the Jury 70
aoquit Mr.. Catherine Rosier. n.
slayer OF her husband. Oscar Roster,
and his stsnographer. Mildred
C"Jerry'') Reokit,- defense counsel.
Scott today attacked the States case
against the young mother.
Describing the dual murder. Scott
declared the shots that ended the
lives Of Oscar Roster and his stenoE-
rspher were not controlled By the
hand OF this young woman. but were
controlled BY an unseen power In
the mind OF this young woman. over
which she had no power"
SCOTT reviewed the testimony OF
newspaper reporters who arTived at
Rosters ONCE Immediately after the
shooting. bearing heavily on their as
Sertions that Mrs. Roster was en-
tirely Irrational and unstrung. Do
claring that the testimony Of ply
sicians and county hospital attend
ants which might have been favor
able to the defense plea OF emo
tional Insanity" had been suppress
ed by the prosecution. Scott charged
that Assistant District Attorney Spell
ser was terribly unfair and was
trying TO color the case.
Scott, patting Mrs. Roster on the
shoulder In fstherly affection. said
he would Ike TO pick her up and
fold her TO his breast. The glrlish
prisoner wept. Vari-colored bottles
containing smelling salts and other
restoratives were in full view OF the
jury.
Dsnouncing Arthur Roster, brother
OF the slain man, as a "tauntinS.
shiny, crawling lustful. despicabie
creature" Scott almost exhausted his
vocabulary in hts stigmatizing.
SCOTT completed his address TO the
Jury demanding that the "persecut-
ed girl" be acquitted.
Prosecutor Spelser then made his
second address 10 the jury. asking
that a first degree verdict be re-
turned. He added that he had no
personal interest IN the case ana
that II the Jury did not see fit 70
return the death penalty he beiiev-
ed the verdict should be for aequit-
tai.
The court then recessed. The At
tendants at the hearing retained
their sests prefsrring not to risk
losing them.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
WORK, PLAY AND
STUDY SYSTEM
New Plan to Be Tried Out
at School No. @, Starting
Monday
WILL GIVE MORE
CHILDREN CHANCE

Following weeks OF work. during
which time the interior OF Public
School No. Q. at Eighth and VOL
lsseou streets has been materially
altered az a cost OF approximately
5000. pupils OF that school on
Monday will begin studying under
the Work Play-Study'' plan. The
school which has been converted
into a platoon system unit, will be
thrown open for inspection tonight,
following a meeting OF the teach
ers OF the school and parents OF
children attending there.
This meeting has been arranged
by Miss Caiara Mendinhaii. prinoi-
pal OF the school, and n r. planned
20 explain N detail 10 the parents
with the aid OF charts. Just what
benefits are to be derived through
such oourEs OF study, as followed
IN the Detroit schools and which
may be adopted IN all schools here
eventually.
The school az present houses 5ss
pupils 214 OF them being on part
tima. but after Monday II viii DO
possible TO house all these pupils
and have room for additional ones.
The school by the change can take
care Of at least one-fourth more pu-
pills than under the old system.
In epaAkinE OF the creation Of No.
. School into q platoon sygtsm
SCHOOL today Dr. David A Ward.
superintendent OF public schools.
said that the pupils attending this
school would be assured OF the big
gest opportunity OF securing an edu-
cation that It was possible for a
public school system 20 provide. II
Will also enable The teachers 20
specialize IN their studies and where
a. the pupils now work a fve-hour
day, after Monday thsv VIII hsve a
siS-h0ur day.
The new arrangements calls for
school 90 convene at $50 o'clock In
stead OF Q o'clock and the hour OF
dismissal win be set at $50 o'clock.
The Work-study-Plsy program 20
be followed provides for the use Of
The GLASS rooms at all times. the pu-
pills working their way through the
class rooms into the auditorium
daily. The study periods viii be Of
one and one-half hours duration and
the play or auditorium periods OF
the sane length.
The creation OF mis- school into
the new type OF building means she
employment OF two additional teach
ers and they hive already been Sc
cured by the Bo- "A OF Education.
The pupils will be allowed more
work in ehs gym, while the arts
such as music, literature and
sciences wifi be developed more
thoroughly. The auditorium VIII be
used for the teaching OF civics, Ian
tsrn-slids exhibitions and dramati-
ration. II Is also hoped that IN time
a library can be secured and Miss
MendinhaIl announced today that
the nucleus had already been pre-
vidsd in a gift 20 the school.
According to DR.. Ward, the Work
study-Plsy plan would be instituted
At No. 20 School. a grammar school,
sometime next month. the work OF
converting this building into a strIc-
turs similar 90 No. Q School now be-
ing under way.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
GERMAN FASCIST"
PLOTS UPRISING

BERLIN. Nov 3,-CUnited Press)
An uprising of German Fascist"
and establishment OF great South
German kingdom, was plotted at a
secret conference OF radical nation
allsts attended by Captain Bhrhardt
OF Kapp Pusch fame, according TO
reports from Munich today.
Ehrhardt. an ardent supporter of
the monarchy. is understood TO have
urged formation of reactionary bands
along the lines OF the Fascist move
ment in italy and that these bands
should seize Southern Germany IN
Guiding Bavaria Tyrol, Salisbury and
large portion of Austria
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
MRS. PHILLIPS
TO TELL ALL
Will Bare Her Life TO Es-
cape Death in Hammer
Killing
LAY MURDER TO
PEGGY CAFFEE

LOS ANGELES. Nov. Omitted
Press).-Srrs- Clara Philips, who
claims Peggy Cantee. the States eye
witness" struck the blow with a
hammer that felled Mrs. Alberta
Meadows. began today her dramatic
'hght 10 escape the death sentence.
The girl who also testified that
Mrs. Meadows before her death ad-
mitted plans for an elopsment with
Armour Phillips, the defendants
husband. faced a supreme test IN
form Of REORGANIZATION by Dep
uty District Attorney Frick.
Following this grilline oross-ez-
animation. Phillips plans 90 take the
stand and bare his alleged love az
fair IN an effort 70 free hts wife OF
the murder charge.
Mrs. Phillips. alleged TO have kill
ed Mrs. Meadows while IN a fury
Of jealousy rocked with sobs as she
nervously and trembling. told her
story.
FrlclS declared he would attack
from every angle her story that she,
Miss Caffes and Mrs. Meadows, went
10 the secluded death sosne" after
Mrs. Meadows admitted her love for
Phillips.
In the struggle that followed. Mrs.
Meadows had her at her mercy, Mrs.
Phillips testified. declaring that
Peggy came TO the rescue from
nearby auto and knocked Mrs.
Meadows down with the hammer.
Peggy previously denied striking the
blow. Frick viii dwell on the fact
that Clara declared she did not re-
member anything following the first
blow Of the hammer. which as pho
tographs show. was apparently
welded many times.
The defendants long lapse OF me-
mory thereafter was also to be at
tackled. After this, and testimony
by Phillips and alienists # will be up
70 the jury to decide between the
veracity OF Peggy and Clara
Each claims the other made chief
plans for the other bringing OF Mrs.
TO account" purchased the
hammer and struck 70 fatal blow
Fred Tremaine, the dead girls
father, who had previously threat
ened any one who malignsd his
wept as Clara told her
story.
Spectators and jurors betrayed
emotion as Clara repeatedly cried /
out;
II was heartsicx. I can't explain
t. Nrohod~v $780,. 49,, 1,un ,,14 AZ
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
Jan. DRUNKEN Oar DRIVER

Pleading suiisy 90 charge Of
operating an automobile while In
toxioatsd. Fred shsrer. who was ar
rested last night by Motorcycle Of
noer Carey. was nnod 500 and costs
and sentenced TO four days impris-
onment by Deputy Judge lynn m
Court this morning.
shersr told the court that he had
had enough liquor 20 make him
Feel good" He said he obtained
the spirits from car snrouts 70
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
HRACK-Ex pAKT SALE.

Mrs. Charles Hastings and Mrs.
Harlan Wilson will hold a bake sale
tomorrow. at Fifth and King streets.
for the benefit OF Brack-Ex NJ. i.
which IS conducting drive
for $1,000. Tonight there will be
bread, rolls and cakes for sale at
the home OF Mrs. Hastings, on the
Highway, Brack-Bx.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
TURK NATI0NALISTS
REPUDTATE TREATIES

PARIS. Nov. 3 Omitted Press)-
Tho Turkish Nationalist government
OF Mustapha Kemal considers void
all treaties, conventions and con
tracts entered into by the Sultan's
Constantinopie government IN March
1890, Premier Poincare was notified
today by Ferid Bey. Angora repre-
sentative in Paris.
Repudiation OF agreements and
loans spoken OF in the above dispatch
followed closely the vote bv the
Renal government at Angora to
abolish the sultan's empire govern
ment.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
S0USA'S BAND TO
PLAY FOR HOSPITALS

sousa's Band WITH give a concert
IN tho conservatory AT Pierre S.
duPont's estate. Longwood. to-
morrow night at SIS O'Clock. FOR
the benelt Of West Chester hos
pitalsL The band has been engaged
for tho concert by Mr.. dupont, and
an the proceeds will be for the
hospitals. Tickets are ~. NO cash
nd7nissions WIN be accepted at the
door. Numerous Wllmingtonisne e1-
poet TO attend the concert.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
FRuEND PROTECTS JOHNS.

When a revolver was found on
Charles F. Johns. 1904 West Fourth
street, while ne was said TO be under
the influence OF liquor. II was feared
that he might DO harm TO himself
with the weapon, and as a result he
was arrested on a charge OF breach
OF the peace IN order that he could
be restrained from injuring himself
The charge was dismissed by Deputy
Judge Lynn at the request OF the
prosecuting witness. Ida Dadd, who
lives az the West Fourth street adj
dress.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
AUTO SUGGESTION
IT'S NEW CURE ALL
Rr nraRGsRrr RoHn

bY IAOllIAs
II you have boiis upon your neck
or epileptio fits.
Insomnia or chicken po1,
Don't worry. folks for iss
A oinch 20 cure your every III
No doctor need you question:
Dust do what Emile Cous says
And try autosuggestion.
NEW YORK.-1t's simply innpos-
sible 20 ind any spare string around
the house these days.
Mother. father. auntis. grandma
grandpa and the girls have X all cut
up into convenient lengths and tied
IN twenty knots.
This Is one OF Emile coue'e ffrst
essentials OF ''self-Mastery Through
Conscious Autoeuggestion."
First catch your string and than
knot 81. Sounds like string game,
but It really Is not.
The knots are an IN the string
20 OF EN- count EN-. That Il just
what you DO. too. count them every
one. repeating a little wheeze at
every knot.
Sort Of like He loves me. he loves
me knot" you know. only the Coue
formula runs like this-"Day by
day. IN every way am getting ost-
ter and better"
Then You're Cu-va-
When you have told yourself this
20 times. once for every knot, night
and morning. with eyes shut and
lips moving. you win sithsr be cured
OF all your physical ana mental Ills
or else you VIII be sent 20 the
psyohopathic ward.
Professor Coue doesn't specify
whether the knots IN the string are
10 be sailor knots. bow knots or love
knots. but possibly this Is a more
detail
According 60 this newest French
exponent OF Interrogation. who
has himself cured hundreds OF seem
insfy hopeless cases, We are ALSO
lutsly run and ordered about and
dominsered By our unconscious self
and ruled By our Imagination
You may think your conscious SELF
has all the sayuo. but you are
wrong. According 10 coue. IN an
argument between che viii and the
Imagination the Imagination wins
out every time.
Therefore Il IS up 20 you TO mas
ter this unconscious self and TO put
down this boss Imagination.
II you Just prove you are master
they will take your suggestions very
dooiley and carry out your every
How IL Works.
For instance since the unoon-
scious has control OF all our organs,
II something goes wrong with a
or heart all you need do ie
to speak gently. but nrnly. 20 your
self somewhat m this
manner. Look here. old chap. that |
organ is quite all right. you know"
Just persist ana reiterate this and |
ne unconscious will finally accept |
he statement a. a fact and the or
Ean will at once begin funotioning |
normally. Simple. Isn't TT
Also the very next time you have |
4 jumping toothache or an attack OF |
acute Indigestion. 1uEt retire 10 a
secluded spot, CLOSE the eyes. place
the hand gently on the afflicted spot
ana repeat soothingly. but convino-
lngly. 'Going, going, goin"-and see
what happens.
Rear Children Same Way.
Professor Coue's method for rails
ing perfect children IS also succint
and simple. When little Percy cuts
a hole out OF one OF your bost sheets
for q. Haliowe'en costume don't wal
Top the child.
A. night when ne n sound asleep
In his little bed approach softly 20
within a yard without waking him
and murmur 10 or 30 times the
things you wish 20 reform in him as
10 health and conduct.
Exit then softly as you have en- !
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
Y. w. @. A. BAKE SALE.

The house committee OF the
Young women's Christian Assooia-
hon will hold a bake sale at 1923
King street tomorrow, the object be-
mg to increase the treasury. The
house committee IS IN charge of
Wollaston Hall, the boarding home,
II Twenty-hfth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
WHO WANTS THIS aAsrrY

West Wilmington football team
being without a same for tomorrow
afternoon. would like to hear from
any eleven in their GLASS. Manager
Meredith oan be reached by calling
phone 1921 AZ o'clock this
evening.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
MoC REsrGrs.

ROME, Nov. Omitted Pross,
10.t5 a. m.)-Roiando Ricci. Italian
Ambassador 20 washington. resigned
today, Il was officially announced.
Premier Mussoiini has taken no ao-
ton on the resignation.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03
BUILDING PERMITS.

inspector Preston has Issued ch'
following building permits:
To Joseph Hinkle. SOS North Hsr.
rison street. addition $3.50.
To William McInt.re, 2sfe wash.
ington street. addition s5o.
Evening journal., 1922-11-03

Minister OF Health; Earl OF Derby,
Secretary for War; Duke Of Devon
shire, Secretary Tor the ColOniesi
viscount Peel. Secretary for India;
lieut.. Col L @. n. s. Amery. First
Lord. OF the Admiralty Boner Law.
Prime Minister; Marquis OF Sails
Evening journal., 1922-11-03

tered Though tho child IN sisepins.
body and conscious self. his uncon-
scious self b wide awake and taking
Il ali IN
Consequently n VII Asospt what
you say and little Percy VIII not
only leave the sheets alone but will
grow up . paragon.
There are many other niustra-
tions Of Professor Coue's autouug-
gestive nethods. but DAY by day,
in every way. Il is getting better and
better" not to string stories out too
long
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-26
Chance For PoliCewornan
 To Get lob
E@

There is a chance for some Bridge port woman so inclined, to wield her powers in Washington, D. C., as a policewoman is to be added to the Metropolitan police department. The examination is to be held on Feb. s. Salaries range from $1,460 to S2,4OO year. An examination for master Machinist, inside; master machin1st, outside, and electrician to fill vacan- cies at the United States Naval sta- ton, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, will be held on March and the pay is $1O.96 day.
 The following examinations and the dates on which they are to be held were announced today:
 Inspector of Safety Appliances; In spector of Hours of Service-March 22 and 23.
 Inspector of Locomotives - March and g.
 Computer of the Coast and Geo. detic Survey First examination March s and g; second, April 26 and 27.
 Computer of Ordnance Department at Large, grades 1 and 2-Applica- tions received up to May 2. Signalman - Applications received up to Feb. 14.
 UnSkilled Laborer.
 Further information about these examinations relative to the require ments, pay and place of examination, may be had upon request at the post office.