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Evening journal., 1922-12-28
EDUCATORS MEET
NEW LAWMAKERS
Proposed $3,OO0,OOO School
Project Explained at
Dover Dinner
DR.. II. V. HOLLOWAY
IS POSTMASTER

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Dec. 2s-About twenty
members OF the incoming Legisla-
ture are present as guests Of the
State Board OF Education at a din
ner and conference being held at
the Capitol Hotel this afternoon.
Inclement weather kept others away.
In addition to the legislators, all the
members and officials OF the State
Board Of Education and a number
OF others interested in education
were present at the dinner.
One OF the principal purposes OF
the conference Is a desire on the
part Of DR.. II. V. Holloway. State
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
and the members or the State Board
to explain the proposed 100000
school building program that the
board is advocating and which pro-
.ect the Legislature will be asked TO
make the plans for financing.
DR.. Thomas r. Brown. OF Wyom-
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
3 AUTO ACCIDENTS
NEAR ODESSA

Three automobile accidents occur
red in and near Odessa Turing the
heavy fog Tuesday night. One car.
the driver being unable to see the
turn IN the road. ran over the en-
bankment into the marsh near the
bridge az old Drawers Church;
another collided with pole At
turn at the northern entrance TO the
town. while the third occurred al
Boyd's corner. when one car at
tempted to pass another going in
the same direction. struck it and
turned II over. No one was seri-
ously injured in any Of the accidents.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

FOR BUILDING
TRADE SCARCE
Contractors See birth of
Mechanics Unless Youth
Are Taught
u. S. EXPERT TO
URGE TRAINING

Reluctance on the part OF youths
10 do menial labor is causing i-uch
concern 10 employers in the build
ing trades. according to reports made
10 the real estate and building trade
sections OF the Chamber OF "om-
merce at :heir meeting yesterday af'
ternoon.
1t was said that the desire OF the
boy, fresh from school. 10 secure
white collar jobs" had cauTed a
scarcity OF apprentices All was
bound to be reflected in the near
future. by a lack Of skilled me-
chanics.
Following the reports. 81 was de-
cided 10 have William T. Budd. sec
retary OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
communicate with the Hon. Edward
T. Franks. OF Washington, d. c.. Vo-
catiOnal Education Department. and
have him make an address here In
the near future on vocational educa-
tiOn.
At the meeting yesterday the fol-
lowing managers were elected for
the ensuing year: +. l.. Gilpin. Jr..
Harry F. Mellon, Francis a. Price.
j. d. Thompson, Jr.. \. d. Warner.
Jr., Thomas B. Young. and Guy r. |
Continued on Page rweive.)
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
Germany Tells L. S. She
Cannot Pay Repmuhons

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.-Thqi
Germany's capacity for paying the
reparations imposed upon her is al
present nonresident Is the conclu-
sion OF an official document OF the
foreign office that has been received
IN diplomatic quarters here. with
the question. How much can Ger
many paw" the b,ggest world prob
lem TODAY and the rock on which
several allied conferences have spill;
since the treaty of Nerssil lies. this
document. which is an exhaustive
statement of Germany's situation in
1922 takes on particular sigDif-
canoe az this time.
The conclusion OF the document
Is as follows:
"Germany's capacity for paving
her foreign debt. especially In cash.
is. for the moment. non-existent. Her
internal capacity Of taxation IS over.
estimated by far. such capacity de-
creasing in proportion as the pur-
chasing power OF incomes approach
the minimum necessary for exist
ence.
Germany will not be in a position
TO pay her foreign debt:
]. Until the world markets ready
10 absorb her exports broaden; the
world markets themselves are en-
larged. and. the curtailment OF Ger
many's share OF those markets by
duties and one-sided
most favored nation privileges Is
brought 10 an end.
"2. Even then, only on condition F.
that Germany IS supplied with sufH- /.
,lent raw materials. especially fuel.
%. On condition that the inner /
power IS re-establlshed
by means OF a breathing spell during
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
WANTED Wife
TO KILL HIM
Mrs. Plum Says Husband
Handed Her Knife Fol-
lowing Quarrel
COURT ORDERS
CASE INVESTIGATED

After hearing the testimony In the
case. Deputy Judge Lynn in Munich
pal Court this morning referred the
case Of Louis Plum. charged with
breach of tho peace toward his wife.
for Investigation and continued Il
until January q.
According 10 Mrs. Plum her hue-
band. after she had tried 10 correct
one Of their children. hit her and
scratched her neck. Il appeared
from the testimony that during the
terrible fight" as Mrs. Plum char
acterized the quarrel. Plum handed
HIS wife a knife and told her TO kill
him with II II she wanted to.
Plum denied actually striking his
wife. but said he held his arm out
10 keep her.away from him. The de-
iendant said that his wife called him
, dirty bum"
j. Frank Ball was counsel for the
defendant
Mrs. Plum said that her husband
licked her Thanksgiving Day. but
his was denied by the defendant.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

which the depreciation OF her cur
rency comes to a halt"
Picturing Europe. the report oc
the Berlin foreign Office says:
An aggravation Of Germany's
present situation conjures IN tho
danger Of a political and financial
catastrophe which would IN the end
involve the whole OF Europe. Dis
cussions at Genoa have clearly
shown that even the present econ
omic and financial situation Of Ger
many entails the gravest danger FOR
the rest Of the world. An aggrava-
ton must Of necessity increase this
danger and in all countries shake.
the very foundations Of the work
Of reconstruction OF the economic
as we'll as OF the social life which
II Is so difficult to start.
The decrease OF its exports and
the huge financial liabilities arising
from the treaty OF Versailles have
shattered its currency. Germany
cannot recover from The depreciation
of her currency owing to the fact
that the only remedy-lncrease pf
her EXPORTS frustrated by anti
dumping measures and embargoes
while the number or men under
arms in Europe have increased from
100000 TO 100000 men TODAY.
Germany. once the strongest military
power OF the world, has completely
iisarmed. And yet Germany is be-
nr cOnffnuouq.y qt1nprvfsed and con
rolled by a large number OF COM
MISSIONS every member of which
lraws an income considerably higher
han that OF minister of .he Ger
nan federal republic."
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
EUROPEANS GET
MEXICAN OIL LANDS

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2S CUnited
Press) An international scram-
BILE for Mexicos vast oil reserves
reached climax today when Bri-
tlsh. French. Belgian and Italian
capitalists secured one of the larg-
est petroleum contract concessions
ever issued by the Mexican govern
ment.
Col. J. L. O'Conner, president Of
the American Foreign oil Corpora
tion. representing entirely foreign
capital. signed the contract whereby
his company will have the exclusive
rights OF boring and working all
Federal zones covering all rivers
and lagoons.
The Mexican government will re-
ceive 40 per cent OF the production
against which no duties or taxes will
be assessed.
O'Connor Just before leaving here
for Paris. via. New York. declared
that operation which will include a
system OF refneries. pipe lines and
tanker service will start within six
weeks.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
THIEVES ABANDON Two CARS.

An automobile owned by William
Russell. 1924 West Sixth street, was
stolen from Delaware avenue and
Broome street. last night shortly af-
ter s o'clock. Today he reported his
loss to the police station, and the
car was shortly afterward recover
ed near the Baltimore and Ohio
passenger depot, with a broken
brake band.
An automobile owned by Louis
Coke, Jr.. 1915 North Clayton street,
was stolen from the front of his
residence about one hour later, and
was found abandoned on Broome
street. Both thefts are attributed
tc Joy riders
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
Lausanne Conference Due for Final Col
lapse, Isnlet PdShd HaUing Declared Con
StanfnopIe viii Not Restore Oil Fields.
TO England-Angora Assembly Rebukes
Delegates for Conciiidtory Policy
GREEKS TO ATTACK Nv EASTERN
THRACE IF WAR IS RESUMED

spectre haunted the Lausanne
British Turkish delegates swords points tho
shall
called
reported a which recently
command of Admiral Brock dash back he ready strike
Athens
10 rush 100000 troops the Turks Eastern Thrace
Meanwhile. the Turkish delegates
the British utimatum
Mosul the conference Will
would be hanged by their
demand Tor Mo>ul Britain In
and Foreign Minister
h
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
SEE THE MOVIES TOMORROW

Invitations TO the Movies are ex-
tended to six persons today through
our Classified Advertising Depart
ment. Look through the classified
advs. and Il your name is there come
to the Journal office and receive free
tickets for two (wsr tax paid) to
see the special production, Betty
Compson. in ITO Have and To Hold"
at the Queen. and Heroes OF the
Street" at the Majestic. Friday
night. Sec page 13 today.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
MOSUL OIL
LAND, LONG
VAR Scene
Turks Now Hold Territory
With Army of $4,000
Men
BRITISH CLAIM TO
FIELDS DISPUTED

Edward J. Blng United Press
stan Correspondent. recently re-
turned from the Near East
where there is renewed danger
OF war between Britain and
Turkey over the rich Mosul oil
basin. lie has been over the
ground on which such a war
would he fought and is familiar
with the stragetic positions and
military commanders In the
following article ne reveals that
the Turks are ready and waiting
10 seize the Mosui oil basin IL
negotiations collapse.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
SARAH BERNHARDTs
CONDITION

PARIS. Dec. 2S Omitted Press).
Condition of Sarah Bernhardt. ill
for ten days following a fainting
spell. was announced at 10 a. m.
today as stationary" The famous
tragedienne made a remarkable re-
covery Christmas day and was sble
TO arise after being critically ill. but
overtsxed her strength and is again
confined to bed.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
MISS LODGE, DOVER
PRINCIPAL, DIES

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del. Dec. 2s-Miss Maud
Lodge, principal OF Dover high
school and head OF the English de-
partment. died at the home OF her
parents near Rising sun. at an early
hour this morning. Miss Lodge
had been III for the past three weeks
with a cold which developed into
pneumonia. She had been a teach
er in Dover schools for several years.
dropping out a year ago to take
course at the University Of Della
ware where she was awarded a de-
gree last year. She re-enteredf 3
Dover schools last September as
principal OF the high school
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
KAYSER, WITH CREW
OF "A, Is LOST

HAMBURG. Dec. 2s.-CUnited
Press THE 5000 ton steamer Helm
rick Kayser New York 10 Bremen,
has been given up for lost. She
carried a crew OF a. and was last
sighted December s. of New Found
land. where she reported a broken
rudder.
After wireless appeals from the
Heinrich Kayser ceased, vessels were
unable to locate her.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

The orders to the fleet surprised
the commanders who had planned
TO remain here az least three weeks.
Shore leaves were cancelled and
smoke began pouring from the
tunnels OF the men Of war as the
wireless brought word % start for
Constantinople a. once.
There was 2 rush 70 mn up with
stores and get steam M on few
minutes notice
Lead by the historic dreadnsuEht
Iron Duke as flagship the fighting
vessels steamed away % the East.
Two other dreadnaughts followed
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
FIVE DAYS GRACE
ON OLD AUTO TAG

"All automobile owners may now
operate with 1928 license tags" said
superintendent OF Police Black, this
morning. "Tluy are. however. al
lowed five days grace in the New
Year. Beginning on the morning
OF January C the driver OF any motor
vehicle not equipped with the 1923
license tag will be arrested"
The tags have been on sale long
enough for everyone TO secure them.
and at the time specified by law ar
rests will 6e made"
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

the Iron Duke and then came threa
light cruisers. eleven dostroyers.
five submarines and number Of
depot ships.
LONDON Dec. rs Omitted Pressj
Britain rushed a fleet to Constan-
t.nople today 70 Influence the Turks
toward peace"
The Admiralty announced that
Admiral Brooks squadron was
steaming from Malta. the British
naval base in the Mediterranean.
Continued on Page TwelveO
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
SECOND BAPTIST
ENTERTAINMENT

A Christmas cantata entitled
Santa and tho Givers" win be given
by the young people OF Second Bap-
tist Church, in the church at 7.45
O'Clock this evening. Miss Marion
Louise Edwards is in charge OF the
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
PREPARE woRKHoUsE REPORT

Trustees OF the New Castle Coub-
ty Workhouse at a meeting yester-
day afternoon prepared the various
annual reports OF the institution
which will be presented 10 the New
Castle County Levy Court at its
meeting next Tuesday.
The question OF filling the vacancy
caused by the death OF Warden NJ
s. Plummer. was discussed infor-
mally but no action was taken to-
wards naming a new warden.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

UNITED British today
steamed fun Cousantinople.
cruise
a q
pared
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
ToDAY's Temperatures

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 a. NJ. 40 1901 p. NJ. 40
1000 \. NJ. .39 loo =. NJ. 40
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

Eversharp Pencils. Waterman
Pens Eng. Free. Brofsky's, s25 Mkt.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
LOST

LOST-Irisi- Terrier pup. 2 months;
red coat; white breast. Call $3.50. or
;913. after $50 p. NJ dec2S-lt.
CONTINUED On Page ThirteeDj
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
n. c. WAFFLES

Nobis Cafeteria, 9th ST. Entrance
Will Savings Fund BldE.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

For Glover Dairy safe MIX phone
/ 540-151i.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28

Munday Bros. Sell Furniturs-Adv
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
sun AND TIDE.

sun rises .............7.23 A. NJ.
sun sets ...........4.4 p. NJ.
Head of Christiana.
High water. $50 a. NJ. 700 =. NJ.
Low water 2.35 a. NJ. 800 =. NJ.
Evening journal., 1922-12-28
The Weather

Rain this afternoon, cloudy and
colder tonight; Friday fair, strong
northeast backing TO northwest
winds. gales on the coast.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-30
sTKA NEWS BBEFLEIs
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EET.HE.N TAX. MAN
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DOUGLAS PERSONALS
 AND NEWS BBEFLEIs

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..rrr..T0EaL S. S GIVES
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-30
DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

Ono Tau Chief Lode Survey No. 100 and tho Alaska Belle L0do Survey No. BOA, ou lHo southeast by Ono par.E Lode. Survey No BOA and fhe Haiaar L0le Survey No. GOO. 0n Che southwest by lho Bclm Nest L0lo sIrTOr E0 1I. and 0u lhe northwest hr Douglas Island Lode. surog Mo- no and Taau Chief l0.e aurr0 No. IuU.
 TIr total Hr.U Included within tho "N suWo. .H Ia.lll aoreH
 The loI1uIu. area IH nEprc Iy 0rc.ul.l from fHo application. CuHIIo. WIfh Ialu
 Chic. Lode I095 acrcs Conflict HIIl AaHha
 Belle Lode e..u-
 afe Of ia cone
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 U.r Lode - N.iII acres Conflict witch Holu
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 lm Island Lode ..0.o1l acr9 Total area excluded l9.Sa1 acroa Net arol claimed - .lf3 accs Tine said cmm sought l0 be pate eutaI being designated a Mineral surr.. No. Iif6 In Che 0lIo.al plat U0.l.I herewith.
 Amy and an uou0ns claiming ad- FrH.Ir Ono mining ground. mining claim. ve.u 'odc prom..c. or any portion uaroor s0 described and nIaued and applied for arc hereby notified Chat WIoH tI..r adverse c.um arc duly uloI according to Jaw. and Che regulations hereunder within Che Umo prescribed by law un Che Hoe..l.r ol Che United Safcs Land OI.oo at Juneau Alaska. h.g win bo barred by virtue of Ono uruN on. oI HI statute.
 FRANK A. BOYLE.
 NDHHtor. Fut publication Sept % 1922. Last publication. NoD f la22.
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FORMER DAYS
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Eow Files IcI o Happenings on Douglas Iml Twenty Years
 Ago Tn. Week

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DOUGLAS reEEE READY
 FOR WINTER BASKETBALL

  
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REAL ESTATE DEALs

During IHo Ha.t WaoE two r00. e.-
 alo I.nh u.-e eoWumma.el Iu uoueIm cpau Jim Jackson nur- .HaeI from John He.IH'o tHo..'Hrr fumo building and Jimmie Jack a1.d io Ium. H. tIe ..ore building Iomo-.r occupied WIih T L. Euan together HIlI u m.II stock O. more cHHuiIe Both properties arc Io- 0nf.I Un tH. bench.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-30
BIRTHDAY DINNER

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-09-30

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