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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27

strycum velice povdecen a zvla
ste stryci Vaclavovi, neb on
pry jemu znacne ma studilch
prospel. Kdyz jsem mu p%ravil,
re nejen oba stryce IMAM, ale
re oba jsou i mymi dobrymi
pIateli, byl velice pot6sen. Rekl
jsem mu, re jsem o mem jiz sly
sci a zadal jsem jej, ably neco
sd6lil re sveho po%volani.
Vypravel pax velice pouta-
We o SVEN pusobeni ma gymna-
stu We Slezsku, chvalil tamni
prosty lid a vyslovil nadeji, re
ia mladsi generace, az wide z
nyn6jsich modernejsich skol,
Dude lepe rozumeti potfebam
r~epubliky a re pax jiste zmizi
ia az nakazliva ruznost stran
a nazirani ma zivot re Dude
pax vice demokraticke. Fran
eli pry to vzalo mnoho let, nez
zavedla dosud snad daleko he
dokonalou formu republican,
ske vlady, ale nasi republice,
| dix pOkrocile dob6 a mnoha az
prekvapujicim vynalezum to
tax dlouho neveZme, neb jlz
ted We trech letech jest INA
cny pokrok pozorovati.
Nasledujici nedeli privedl
pax prof. Blaha sveho otce a
svoii matku. Jake hoch znal
jsem star6ho p. Blahu, jest We
lice podoben Vaclavovi a ia ma
prvni pohled poznal, &C on jiz
Jest asi sedmdesatnik, re jest
to ieden Z tech dobrackych ne
chu 2 Michalovic chalupy zt
Smetanov6 Lhoty.
Vypravel jsem jim, jak jsen
S JOS. a Vaclavem Blahou pra
coval Y dratovne, iak cinnl by
Ii Blahove We sboru Sokol Czech
pax re JOS. Blaha byl sc zesnu
lynn p. JOS. Linkem spolustavi
telem Ces. Mar. Sine a mnohC
jineho.
Professor zvlaste ievil neliGe
nou radost, re mohl vice slySe
Ii o cinnosti svych strycn, ca:
vsak pokrocil a my museli s.
rozlouciti Sc slibem, ze pokuc
mono stryce navstivim a 20
zdravy vyridim.
Jake kazdy cesky intelligent
prof. Blaha musel ma Voinu
pobyl tam delsi cas-, zakusi
mnoh6 svizele a byl tez ranel
do nohy a iak mi sam fekl, II
icho p~rostfclena lytko nechcc
sc zahojit a tusim. re to pora
n6ni bylo vlastne pficinon jeht
predtasn6ho skonu.
Skoda TAX mladeho, vzdela
n6ho a snaziveho rodaka, jes
mn6 velice teskno, kdyz 2;
rok 30 nasem seznameni ctu, y
lei neni vice. Jeho bratrum Va
clavovi a Josefovi a pax jeh'
!, rodicum v Cechach yyslovuj
: uprimnou soustrast. A. Yak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
Strazrik a tlust'och.

"Co pax JIG to tady "a vytrz-
most? Co pax mate prot tomu
panu?" "Rekl 0 mn6, re
isem tluste prase.' Tim
nezhubnete, kdyz Sc s MIN pou-
Site do hadky. Musite prodd-
lati odtutnovaci lecl h.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
V Rusku.

Natka (podavaiic svnkovi
miiionoykul "Tady mas, Iva
ne, iedon million a prineses "a
25.500 rablu ml4ko. ia 165-
T25 rubla housky q "a 575.625
rublu cukg. 4 del pozor, at t
dali dobre zpatky,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-27
POSLANCE
JOS. PSENICkY.

nee Narodniho shromazdeni 10
SET PSeniGka prisel 8 cerv'ce pc
poledni Sc svym bytnym jose
fem ~Dolezalem, spravcem Tho
varu Z Podoli cp. So, do bytu
Dolezalova tchana, Otokara
lilly We VrSovicich cp. $50. Oba
odeSli do pokoie, ktery uzavre-
Ii i uzamkli Sc. Pc nejake chvl
Ii bylo slySeti z pokoje ctyfl
stfelne RAINY a pr prlchodu pc
licie nalezen posi-. PSenicka
mrtev ma pohovce Sc dv6ma
stfelnymi ranami leve tvari.
u dveri lezel spravce Dolezal
Sc s%tTelnou ranou Y leve strane
prsou. Ma zdi nalezena byla
stopa pc ctvrte rane. Tezce
zran6ny Dolezal dopraven byl
do vSeobecne nemocnice, kde je'
nyni oSetrovan ma klinice prof.
DIR. Slofera. Mrtvola poslance
PSenicky Zustala V byte OF. III
" az do prichodu soudni ko-
mise. Ma misto emu dostavil Sc
D. ministersky rada Slechta a
vrchni policejnl rada Knotek.
Podrobnosti a pficina GNU Sc
vysetruif ale vy5etrovanl jest
stizeno tim, re Dolezal jsa tez-
&c ranen, nemuze mluviti. V
byte nalezen byl rusky revol-
yer, sedmiranovy, z nehoz w
paleny 4 rany.
Spravce lihovaru Josef Dole
zal, ktery 8. Gervence Zavrazdil
posi-. Josefa PSenitku, podro-
ben byl pozd6ji We vceobecne
nemocnici vyslechu, We KITE
rem Sc primal, re posi-. PSeni-
cku zastrelil. POSI-. PaeniCku
INA Dolezal liz T. 1917 2 Ru-
ska. Pc navratu Z Ruska ubyto
val Sc posi-. PSeniGka u Doleza
Ia. Brzy pozoroval Dolezal, re
! ieho pom6r k zene chladne
vlivem posi-. PSeniGky a kdyz
minuleho roku Y breznu byl IA
obchodem V Americe, duSeVni
ro2chod me2i manzeli stall sc u
plnym. Dolezal zadal posi-. PSe-
nitku nekolikrate, ably nerusil
ieho rodinny zivot, ale roztrz-
ka rostla dale, az 5. CerVence t.
i. 0dvezl posi-. Psenicka Doleza
lovu zenu 3 klecanek, kdc
srOlu deli ma letnim byte. Do
leaal zajel do Prahy, v6da, re
posi-. Psenitka zde je, 4 vccra
odpoledne setkal sc S. MIN u
,chana Otakara lily. Tam Ia
dial posi-. PSenitku, ably mu
fekI, kde zena je, a kdyz OBJ
dIzel zapornou odpoV6d'. Y ro2
ruseri mysli vypalil ma sedici-
no poslance, ktery 81 praye u
prav0Val sat, dve rany z revol.
Feru, kte"v pc diva dry Il sebt
nosil. Na to strelil tea po sobe
STAY Oolezaluv ie stale vaz-
ny.
Poslanec Josef PSenicka ma
rodil Sc I. 1889 Saske Zitav,
jako syn nemaietneho delnik;
ebuvniekeho. V Liberei prof.
; v5echny 0trapy cesk6ho mems
noveho dit6te We zn6mtenem Il
: Zemi. u iako obchodni ucel
: Venoval Sc Sc zapalem hnuti n
: redni mladeze socialistick6
stal Sc vaSnivym ro2sirovate
lem ideim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We znamem procesu S antimili
taristy Y breznu 1909 byl zat
cen a odsouzen do tezkeho ia
: lare ma 10 mesicu. Trest odpy
| kal 81 L. 1910 Y trestnici pan
kracke jake sprosty zlocineC
: r. 1911 podnikl cestu ma slova.
$ SKY iih, I. 1912 odebral Sc d
: Ruska, kae pasobil jake kore
4 srondent Ii firmy Laurin a HI
: ment Zprvu Y Rostove mad Dc
aon, pozd6ji Y Moskve. Y roc
1914 yratil sc do vlasti. o sv(
II tov6 valce byl Z prvnich. ktei
e byli povol@ni k voisku. Ale il
! pred yanocemi roku 1914 n
} karpatske fronte Sc svymi pr
tell dobrovolne Sc vidal Rusul
" 1oiati pncob;l L,
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
ARCADIA.

The Arcadia theatre has TO-DAY
something new in the arrangement
OF picture programs II is a sun
mer Variety Program" composed En-
tirely Of short features, varied and
well selected.
The first on the list is Buster
Keaton's comedy. The Boat"
Keaton is Grand high Navigator in
the sea OF Fun. He is the Skipper
OF Laughs and can steer any audi
ence through the widest storm OF
hilarity imaginable without once
losing his own bearings
The Boat" is just the type OF en-
tertainment for a summer DISPOSE
ton. II is light and airy enough 70
be a relief from the heat, and hilar-
ious enough in its happenings 10
make il merrlly interesting.
william Desmond and Wallace
Berry play the leads in a short dra-
matte subject called The Police
man and the Baby" This is the sec
ond feature OF the short-subJect pro-
gram. II is a worthy dramatic Of
fering that combines a real story in
two reels.
A remarkable insight into the de-
velopment OF natural and plant ife
through the entire year is disclosed
IN The Fourth Season." a classic OF
untold interest.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
9fsSGzrpG1dl.
MAJESTIC.

Bert Lytell will be seen in another
OF those entertaining crook dramas
when Alias LadyfiDgers" will be
shown at the Majestic theatre to-
day.
Unlike most OF the usual run of
crook dramas. alias Landyhngers'
deals with the orphaned child OF a
family OF wealth who by accident is
brought to the attention OF a motor
ious safe-breaker. Because of the
little lads delicate hands. which
earn hirl the name OF Alias Lady
fingers" he is educated in the risky
art Of opening strong boxes. His
proficiency gains him national rep
utation with the police who. while
trying to trap him, learn that the
much wanted safe cracker Is the
heir TO the fortune OF his grand
mother. The valuable pearls OF that
grandmother become the lure to
"Ladyfngers. who Is ignorant OF
his relationship. and his entrance as
a thief into the house where he Is
being sought as the heir brings
about complications which make
Alias Ladyfngers" one OF the most
powerful dramas OF the screen.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
Be Careful What You Wash
Your Child's Hair With

II YOU want 10 keep your chlld's hair
in good condition. be careful what you
wash II with
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkal. This dries the
scalp. makes the hair brittle. and Is
very harmful Mulslhed cocoanut oil
shampoo (Which Is pure and entirely
greaseiess). is much better than any
thing else you can use for shampooing.
as this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply put two or three teaspoonfuls
OF Mulsi1ed In a cup or glass with a
little warm water. then moisten the
hair with water and rub 10 in. II viii
make an abundance OF rich, creamy
lather. and cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily.
and removes every particle OF dust,
dirt. dandruff and excess oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly. and IL leaves
Il fine and silky, bright fluffy and easy
TO manage.
You can get Mulsihed cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. Il is very
cheap, and a few ounces Is enough to
last everyone IN the family for months.
Be sure your druggist gives you Null
sihed
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
SPECIAL DELIVERY
ENRTCHES UNCLE SAM

WASHINGTON, July 17.-santa
Claus, in the guise Of the stamp
collector, otherwise known as a phi
latelist, is bidding fair to become
potent factor in relieving Uncle
Sam from threatened financial en-
barnassment during the present
fiscal year.
The new special delivery stamp
depicting a postal motorcycle mes
senger delivering a special letter
has only been out three days and has
been on gale only al the Washing
ton city postofice and the Philstelic
Stamp Agency. yet the stamp col
lectors are grabbing them at the
Ate OF about $500 worth a day.
This money will be all profit for
the Government since no service will
be performed in exchange for the
stamps. Their only use will be 10 de-
corate the philatelic stamp books.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
X. OF c. TO SHOW
PEACE-TINlE WORK

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE first
complete peacetime educational ex-
hibit OF knights OF Columbus &C
tivities has been arranged for the
fortieth annual supreme interna-
tional convention OF the Knights at
Atlantic City August /, and g.
The exhibit will show the work
achieved by the X. OF c. national
chain Of free evening schools oper-
ated for the benefit Of war veterans
who have enrolled TO the number
OF approximately 100000 to take up
technical courses. and also the work
OF the recently established CORES
pondence school. which within four
months has enrolled more than 3d.
600 applicants.
In addition. exhibits will be dis
played OF the X. OF G. disqualification
work being conducted for the bene-
fit of more than $4,000 veterans in
362 hospitals.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
QUEEN.

Dorothy Dalton appears at the
head OF a brilliant cast Of players
who present the leading roles IN
George Melford's new production
The Woman Who Walked Alone. Of
at the Queen beginning today
Miss Dalton in the title role IS
seen as the Honorable Iris Champ
neys, who. TO save her family's hnan-
cial interests. agrees 10 a marriage
OF convenience" with an elderly
Earl. She had thought TO ostrasize
love and marriage from her life only
to find herself hopelessly enmeshed
In complications that were not en-
tireiy OF her doing and certainly not
Of her liking.
In order TO save her impulsive
younger sister. she departs in dis
grace from her husbands home and
journeys TO far off South Africa there
10 realize her real love romance with
an American mining engineer.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
YFSTERDAY'SLATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
WASHINGTON.

Reports received by both sides in
the railway shipments strike give
hope of settlement through the in
Prevention OF President Harding
Disorders reported at Rocky Mount.
y. C.. and Hannibal. Mo. where the
malls were interfered with. r. +.
Cradle. head Of maintenance OF way
warns carriers to cease forcing main
tenance men to do work OF striking
shopmen.
Btumlnous coal operators fail to
reach decision on President Hard
ing's arbitration offer in miners
strike.
Senators Capper and POindexter
announce support OF Senator Free
llnghuysen's proposed revision OF
the tariff in order 70 keep II out Of
politics
Postofice Department announces
that aviators have carried 100000
letters over 1.750,00O miles during
year ending today, without single
fatality.
War Department announces
$4,000 applicants for military
training camps. which can accom-
fmodate 2l,OUO.
FOREIGN.
Ambassador Herrick prepares TO
leave Paris for Washington 10 pre-
sent to President Harding. informa-
ton on French policy toward Ger
many.
Free State troops capture towns
Of Dundalk and Inchfort from the
Irish Republicans and take more
,than 900 prisoners.
Premier Poincare Of France, In adj
dress at monument to first soldier
Killed in war. reiterates French de-
termination to stand by terms laid
down in the treaty OF Versailles.
DOMESTIC.
Six killed when train hits auto
mobile on grade crossing at Burn
ham Junction. near Belfast, Me.
Woman accused of hammering
= wal to- death near Los Angeles. is
brought to that city from Tuscon,
Ariz., to stand trial.
. MARKETS AND SHIPS.
France fears moratorium would |
iniure credit in borrowing for recon-
siruction.
7 Reparation tangle overshadows all /
else in London financial circles.
Reductions made in rate fight |
among coast ships using the Canal,
have cut into rail traffic.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
TOY HUNT AT sHFLLPOT

At Shellpot Park tomorrow after
noon the first toy hunt OF the sea-
son will be given. These toy hunts
were given last season and were
the means OF pleasing thousands Of
children. The plan followed at the
toy hunts this season will be the
same as last season. Previous to
the arrival OF the children at the
park IN the afternoon there will be
several hundred tickets hidden at
various places in tho park. Each
ticket is numbered and each num-
her calls for a certain toy. so that
everything will be fair The child
finding the ticket will get the toy
which the number calls for. and
every toy IS well worth having. while
many are worth several dollars
each.
Brsndywlne Springs Park CON
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
4sy &aAeSa2


For the FAKE Of variety of offer
ing. the Wilmington Players have
temporarily forsaken farce to offer
one OF the finest comedies ever writ.
ten. That Girl Patsy" Its initial
performance will be given this eve
ming.
Lee Smith. popular leading lady OF
the company, will be seen In the title
role, a character she can well han
die. Her winsomeness and charm
are Just suited 20 its demands The
others OF the organization arc like
wise well cast and will give good ac-
counts OF their various characters
''rhat Girl Patsy" was hard
working little person. whose years
OF shifting for herself has given her
a wiser head than most would give
her credit Nor She Is living IN a
working girls home when the story
opens and before Il finishes she Is
established as a member OF the fam
lily In an aristocratic household.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
CHICLET GIRLS
MAKE JAWS WAC
Orange Clad, They Distrib-
ute Samples to Many on
Street
Everybody's chewing todayl

Everybody's chewing todayl
Four girls. all in orange dresses
and orange tam o'Shanters attracted
lot OF attention today on Market
street when they appeared at the
busiest corners in their attractive
costumes. THE Girls in the Orange
Tams," as they were described in
New York City where they spent
three months, are handing out
samples OF Adams Chiclets and as
a result everybody on Market street
was soon chewing as II in atcontest.
The Orange Girls will remain in
Wilmington until Wednesday. when
they will leave for another city
farther south. They are accom-
panied by G. f. Wood, manager, Of
New York City.
When the "chicklet canaries," as
one man termed the attractive
young women. first appeared on
Market street. everybody began to
wonder what It was all about. Peo-
pie recalled that the Orangemen had
their Boyne celebration last week.
and speculation was rife. The Gu
riosity was soon satisfied when the
orange CARRIED young women smil-
ingly began to hand out samples of
chiclets, oandy-coated chewing
gum. two tablets OF which were in.
each small package distributed.
Thousands OF the samples were ]
this morning TO Will !
who were much i'm
pressed by the courtesy and CHEEKY |
way Of the Girls in the Orange |
Tams."
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
BERT LYTELL
in "ALIAS LADYFINGER s"
At the Majestic Today.
AT THE SAVOY.

II a husband has not faith in his
wife; II he Is unreasonable, foolish
~ jealous: II he believes the tongues
Of gossip in preference to his wife.
II he judges by appearances rather
than the truth. does marriage pay
for a woman? A woman has an
swered these questions in Don't
Doubt Your Wife" the powerful As
ISOLATED Exhibitors dramatic fea-
ture which comes 10 the Savoy the
atre for a weeks showing commenc-
ing today. Leah Baird. herself a
women of keen perceptions. broad
vision. and keen intelligence. wrote
Don't Doubt Your Wife" She IL
also the star.
Every nearly wed. newly wed. and
forever-wed, will be interested in
this production. for Il is.a story Of
every day people and treats OF a
problem far too prevalent in our
modern social life. and that Is di-
vorce.
In addition the Century Comedy
Kids are shown in a two-reel laugh
producer. entitled You and Me"
which makes an ideal program num-
Der.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
LUMBERMEN ASK.
UNIFORM SIZES
Association Seeks Standard
Measurement and Grades
in Lumber
DELAWAREAN AT
P. L. A. CONVENTION

Delaware was well represented al
the annual convention Of the Penn
sylvania Lumbermens Association,
which had a two=day session at
Wildwood. n. J. last Friday and
Saturday. Out Of the fifty members
present fifteen were from this
State. Lewis W. Brosius. president
Of the Bros.us and smedley Com
Z pany, Of this city. and vice-presl-
dent of the board OF directors OF the
Association, presided at the open
ing sessions IN the absence OF
Fred Ludwig, of Reading. Pa, presi-
dent.
The lumbermen from wilmington
who attended were: Lewis w.
Brosius. of the Brosius & Smedley
Company; Samuel NJ. Dillon. OF the
Wilmington Sash and Door Com
pany, Morris p. Penrose, Of the Con-
cord Lumber Company: William c.
Monigal. of the L. G. Kent Com
pany; Frank c. Grubb. Of F. c.
Grubb & Son; from other parts OF
the state: f. J. Hollingsworth. Maris
Hollingsworth and Charles Hol-
lingsworth. OF z. J. Hollingsworth
& Co, of Marshallton and Newport:
Edward L. Richards and Herbert
Rolph. Of Newark.
The principal discussion OF the
convention was in reference to the
need for Standardization OF sizes
and grades OF lumber. Samuel Rob
'erts. of Norristown. Pa. chairman
of the Standardization committee.
suggested the calling OF a confer
ence OF the lumber dealers OF the
New England States and New York
State to discuss the establishment Of
Uniform sizes and grades IN lum-
Der. The matter was left TO the
committee TO work up.
A resolution was adopted asking
that action be taken towards equal
izing mill work, and making II uD-
necessary for retailers 20 carry
large number OF patterns in stock.
as they are obliged to do at present.
The quot tournament. which is an
Important social feature OF the lum- !
bermen's summer convention. was
won by Morris P. Penrose. OF the /
Concord Lumber Company, OF this /
city, a former winner OF tbs tourDa-
ment.
The winner OF the quot tourna-
ment for women was Mrs. w H. /
Lear. OF Philadelphia. whose hus- /
band is a director OF the associa- /
ton; Miss Goslin. daughter OF T. S. /
Goslin. a lumberman Of wildwood, /
was second. Both tournaments were
played at the wildwood Country
Club. Saturday afternoon. The set
OF bronze quoits. given as prize for
the mems match by the Pennsylva-
MIA Lumbermen's Fire Insurance
Company. and won by Mr.. Penrose.
will be placed on display this week
in some centrally located window
Of the cifv
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
Instantly Beautify
Your Complexion

Thousands Of girls and women every
where proclaim DERWrLLO the great
est heautiher yet discovered II in
stantly gives the skin that rosy white
appearance every normal woman Graves.
over one million. are using % In place
Of face powder. as II stays on until YOU
wash IL Of. II is so lifellke In ap-
pearance that Il Is impossible 10 detect
H. and Il gives you a youthful skin
'ey cry one just loves 70 touch" u Is
especially recommended az a protection
10 the skin. for shiny nose. freckles
tan, blackheads and sallow. dark. rough
skin. Try 10 today on your face. neck.
hands and arms. Yes. it's absolutely
harmless even on the most delicate
skin. A. all toilet counters everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
For Skin Troubles
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or
other skin troubles You can have
a clear healthy skin by using zemo
obtained al any drug store for 35c.
or extra large bottle az $500.
zemo generally removes Pimples.
Biackheads. B'otches. Eczema and
Ringworm and makes the skin
clear and healthy zemo Is a clean.
penetrating. antiseptic liquid. Il is
easily applied and costs mere
trihe for each application. II Is al
ways dependable
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
MRS. MARTHA HyRoNs DEAD.

Following prolonged Illness,
Mrs. Martha Hyrons. IS. widow OF
James Hyrons. d!ed at her home.
20O2 jefferson street, last night. Mrs
Hyrons. for many years. had taken
an Interest in religious and char
liable work and was member OF
st. LuEe's Reformed Episcopal
Church. She is survived by three
daughters Mrs. Luther Saltzgiver
Mabel and Ruth Hyrons.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
MRS. FRANK DEAD.

Mrs. Mary Frank. a granddaugh-
ter of Percy L. Beale. SIC Lombard
street, this city. died in Chicago on
Friday. The body will be shipped
to this city for burial. and will prob
ably arrive here this evening. Flu
neral arrangements will be made
upon the arrival OF the body.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17

Summer vacation time will soon
be over then people will wish 20
change to better positions. Watch
the Want Ads carefully. and you
will be sure TO find just what you
want there.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
DELAWARE POST AUXILIARY,

The Women's Auxiliary Of Della
ware Post. No. /. American Legion
viii meet this evening in st. An
drew's parish house. Eighth and
Orange streets.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17

Win you want a certain letter in
a hurry-that's when you appre-
ciate an efficient filing clerk. Such
capable workers are always to be
had through the Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17

tinues to offer excellent facilities TO
picnic parties and the usual park
amusements are found there.
Evening journal., 1922-07-17
NATTONAL THEATRE TODAY

S. Hayakawa In "Born Again" =
ADV.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-09
ACCUSED OF SHAVING HIS FRIEND Of YEARS Michigan Man, Police Say Was in Love With
 Others Wife

Bay City, Mich,, Dec. 9.-Harold l.. Wendell, 8 draftsman, was held at the county jail today. charged with having slain Rollin Morgan, when the latter was believed to have met death by accidental drowning. Mendell. ac- cording to the authorities, admitted having been in love with Mrs. Nor gan.
 Wendell and Morgan, intimate friends for more than 10 years, went swimming together on August 9. They were not seen to enter the water but shortly after they donned bathing suits Wendell returned. saying he could not find his companion. Search revealed Morgan's body in eight feet of water.
 Death was declared at the time to have been due to accidental drown ing. An autopsy later, however, is said to have shown there was no water in Morgan's lungs. The report of the autopsy also declared bruise on Morgan's temple might have caused inconsistencies.
 Mrs. Wendell declared her belief in her husbands innocence and added that she intended to aid in his de- fense. Morgan, she said, had been her husbands best friend.