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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
COOLIDGE NOT IN RACE
FOR VICE PRESIDENCY
MaSsachusetfs Governor Asks te
Have Name Withdrawn From
South Dakota Ballot
r. A.-n.aa1e.t rres. 70 K.e., Even.ns

SS 2sr1saAE<st tTt'>S - F-NeES fsSsi8ls
boston. Dec 81 Letters III which G,ov
Cesadga declines to be candidate for
thc Republican nomination for wee
president n the March primary elections
in South Dakota were made pubic
Al The state house TO-DAY
Ihc gst letter Was semi to Secretary
Il State { : Burkhart Of South Dakota
ON December 10. after GeY Coolidge
had been notified that the Republican
State convention III South Dakata Rad
proposed his name fhr ce-presldent
4 e,tid 10 part
II WIS entirely unexpected by me
that my name should have been presented
however. nv desire 10 appear as q eandi-
date for tic Office of vice president of
tb. utcd STATE stall not therefore,
MAKE the declsratlon ahch your lats
.eqaire from candidate. This n no
Hal detrtets from mr. deep appreciation
u h, honor that bas been gwen ae or
from my pleasure at having such An
a pro<slon of can dencc from the people.
of South DAKOTA
The second letter written Yesterday
- Secretary BQTkhaFt "a cou Ematlou
IT i telegram IL tie saH,e effect sad
A. heretofore explained / am deeply
appreeiatIve Of tic tery great honor
tiat my fellow Americans lave extended
to me in y0ar State b. their action hut
/ do not a1eh " have NJ name appear
on your ballot AZ a candidate for this
otIlca.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CICERO'S WOOD ALCOHOL
KILLED I IN PASSAIC
Source az Poison Whissy Sup
ply Traced to New Jersey
Grocery Store
~ Aeao-ia,o1 p7ess % every Eo-ning

gew York. gpoc. l n.rger with
selling The hrlor responsible for even
deaths from sood alconoi rolsonlng a
PassaIc. y IL. D.. Cicero. proprietor 1t n
Elijah street Zrocerv store Tas ar-
rested at Ills home hers carly 'odAy 4
technical charge of selling rcod alcohol
n. beverage purposes las heen made
al rsst hlr1.
search of tho Dr7soner nome -c-
suited the p1!ice say y the SEIZURE q 2
barrel of hnlor I've 5-gaion i.nz ot eTp-
nUsszd wnnk. and no 5-lal.ou bottles,
one containing whisky and 'ae 1thar nm
dllute<l wood aicofoi
Thr arrt4t af scsro followed rioeei
after hat 81 Herfna5 Nfsr-is aad fr.rz
Hopper n Passair last aiEh' he 'As>Alc
police -ialm that lc@ro ao.d the POISONED
whisky 20 Hopper, = i,o sold lt h Morrls.
AMI nat Morris p 1tlra llsper..d 81 & o
Pas .ic s:ii.e,n .1,.el4rs fIruI-r AMI Horr4-
gere brought - shi~ eItH aar.t .frLsv sl71
Identified lcoru .As the man fro8 a nom ,ae
liquor "a. purchased, acCordlng 70 fAe
[s1iIcE,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
RESCUED SAILORS MAY DIE
FROM COLD AND HUN GER
Three Men Near Death After
Clinging 50 Hours to Wreck
of Steamer
By associated proes to Every Evealns

By Associated Press TO Every kVgItEg
ST Johns, \ F.. Dee 3 Little Hop
thaf Tic heroic work II tn, sailors IT The
steamer Ingraham Who rescued ste thrsvs
Survivors oi the wrecked Bclglan >te4mer
Anton Nau Driel Yesterday AZ 81 Narvs
Bav, hat not heen IN van waA heid out
here to-day Thc rescued men, who hsG
aiung a. the wreck more than 81 hour,
and had seen their 26 shpmatgs die IN the
great seas which st tunes completely
submerged The vessel, were brought here
last night IN p SERIOUS condition / heN
ncre severely frosthitten and lheir chance
for recovery doubtful The men were
ninso; fafnIshed
Their RESCUE after they bad bes,n gwen
~ for lost Was acconplishtSi hy one oi
the most daring fcats II seamanshlp
remembered here W Whllc the fisher folk
from the bay settlements watched from
the cliffs overhead. the hfpb,at crew ii the
IngIaham worked their craft III heavy
seas and between rock a. the lep IL the
wreck and found the three SURVIVOR.
virtually helpless Ii the wheel house
The Belgian steamer had beeu hurl,d
on the rovks by the heavy storm Of sun
day night IWentytnur Of the crew
we're droWntd III Al attempt IL reach
the shore in small boats The 25th WAs
swept back to the wreck after the
Iifeboat IN whlch he had eInba Aed was
smashed and joined the four Who had
preferred 70 stick 10 tho vessel Tic uas
one Of the three saved Yesterday
The other two lost consciousness
Monday night and were swept 70 sea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CITY JUDGE CONTEST
A Number of the Younger Mem
bers Of tile Bar Mentioned
for the Place.

In the next few days It IS expected,
Governor Townsend wili appoint city
a.dge fer Wilmington T. fill the vacancy
caused LIST the death u judge Philip q
Churchnan
" hilc the Republican politicians seem
to have gotten INTO 4 thrce-cori.afcd
contest between Deputy Attorney ( General
Frank T. Speakman, Reuben Satter-
thwait and former Assistant City Solicitor
IohI Lynn there il q sentiment, il has
been learned IL favor u Lconard u.
Wales lher, has heen some talk favor
able ii Chlcf Deputy Attorney General
j Warren Greon, though he has no ~
firations il hat behalf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
OTHERS VICTIMS
Of COAL STOVE GAS
Found Unconscious at Their Home
and Ore IS Not Expected TO
Recover
special Correspondence of Every Evening


Centcrylllc. Md Dec 81 \ yesterday
child who had been accustomed to carry
,ng milk a. the nome of Captain Daniel
friel Aad Thomas trlel Hho 'tvcd alone.
went Il fbcir residence s.sf itcfars noon.
10 deliver snu,c mlIh The chl.d found the
door locked aUi RECEIVING no rcri1 from
repeated KNOCKS, informed tbe ntichh0rs
aho immediately h,Ean an lnvcStll 4tIon
J pou entering the housa winch Ma done
., force lhey wcut - the second story
and found there tie Two men lxn9 n
oed unconscious
Dr ! anc IH!cy As immediately
summoned and stated thai lie uaeat.scI-
o.lsne-s 81 Captain Fricl and hs brother
was caused by coal gas escaping from the
stove How long thu two men Here TN
conscious before the discovery IS 9ot
known. bat at d late hour las. ) ght neither
h..d rcganed consciousness.
/, j. expected that Thomas Fnei. the
Younger brother. viii recover from the
cffoets ii the gas. but the condition. q
Cap.aIn Daniel Friei i serious and nay
~o-9 fatally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
POISON DISTHLFRS FOLED.
POSED AZ PLRFIME MAhERS
4 s,,.al.,l r-rs u h,yrs Een.n-

~ Aa,,,-laAs,d f'-rss ~ f.Rrrs Eztn,n1
Allentown \ j. IAc {t Nep NcrA
perfume tnsuat;,- .u-er, ~s-s learned
o,lsy oa good authority we-e n this
.4yN recently Id Aa ctfor so Interest," lucat
businessmen u 4 position Inder tho as
- purchase stcohcAFn large ll4ntltiee
The perfume makers Is 4licggd
Of nd K furnish hondt neetssar, for tho
purchase q lots ot l000 or more gallons
At time
Nic5hol under bond Il Is y->,te3 aa
b. purchased for about 81. 5o cr gaGon
Tho liquor VAS to fe c,lorci tnd sweet
ened With hruNn Sugar and then sold at
rom So Ju $50 q gallon 50 far ~ cam he
learned thu scheme ialcl herc pur i IS
Continued On paxt s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
TREATY MAY WAIT
LONCERIF PROTOCOL
SIGNING IS DELAYED
German Technical Delegates Are
Without Power 70 Arrange
Details of Plcbiscitcs.
EXCHANGE SET FOR JAN
~ Aeeotla,ol pee ~ rvcry rfenlog

~ hse"eia'oI preer ~ Tvcrv Tfeuirg
Parls Dec - Although ,be supreme
council tydnv cd Jan ~ ,bc date for
siqunR fhe pratoroi and exchanging rah
tc3,lou IL tho German peacc treaty
complications are q, 1oprg xhfh. u d
though bY sDrnc r~raore iu rouucl
circlc7 p2Y again caUve ihc osipope-
fncnf - tae crrrmouYof prti;ng the t,ratY
into rGcct
u hl- developed tha. .hc German
fochnIcai delegate uiio are ho~ r. az
range thr uJi'gdo - drt BE- eonucctct
~lb TIE pI"Iscitfs ~ ~ held .ryriforir
~ .ch ruur' G-efj- Uhrthrr thrv desire
r. ho 1e'achc5 from Germany ~ rot
appear taye flll trwr- ~ ~
he Jgnug ~ srr urot1oo' pn iaoyav
2 tterfrr me8 dcTcod upoc eicfhrr
me- Germans rrr secure ncae r1wr n
mr,ia.fl. II arar. .a eorrr'rf~ trr ~
ranErmrnt rbl~h Il tt~gghf ~ e1urri
ro'r ~lg't q prlerir th~ rvrhangr =.
,ati. cat0n
fha council .o9s~ arreod Ipo7 t1s
rcDig ~ IN uadr 'o '}r -'r ~ III vi-r
rnv rrmrr' 4url,irv 'r- 'ye-lard +
sdulsslor r. ta- f~arrtc ,t '-a.tore v.fa
~s.rrvati.rv Thr arfr rtor-rr VIVA r7-s
auth1rtir7 .hat ~ rcYncd rrvari .br
application ygr~t,r f- fne ree-lr
tsrlf ~ ra-r Jrnr utrr ~ y t--er- zr.1
lss fa~f .h~t shore --r -1t t0O .-rrr ~
traepe E 9prer "hrrr rtrht.cste
o #c rj 7s -nugni "a Hr af.
.ertfor af sfe ~arar, rrich ianrr,ors-
rrached sb~ COMMON that I.a-rlan-
hould ~ informed taat inr rrn-1 aar
letter tr withdrawn
Tho attention III te rrrnci siso gas
rallr1 fo 'ao aot tnat hungarian trronr
nntunc 2, rruuv . mari of vnqterr
IiungArv Wticn was gwen to Austria ht
me pence frea+v lt p v,rory1~e0 fo srud =
mission III allied oFcrrg horn y qir.eryise
bp ritbdra4-al ~ thc7r frfNre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
WORKMAN DROPS DEAD.
''Dorf Moore, Employe Of Charles
Warner Co Dies Of Heart Trouble.

man ku,wn 10 hi~ co-workcr> a-
Dorf Moore and said to x resident II
Tikton, who ~a- eHpioyod PSI the Charlf
y arner Company a. . carpenter dropped
dead III heart failHr, wlIIe IL work toda,
II sent 70 work in apparently the b,@l .t
health tins morning .tni Wa,s 9n th' fn1f
81 onr 81 the buildings painting lhe
"oEtuee "h.a b. lay down N thr ToDt nd
died
Mr Moore Hio has been aitA the
Warner Company about four years, ...s !.
man about - wears of age .aid ws= said
III III of temperate habits
The body Was taken eil4 rge 3y
thc coroner and viii b. hridtar inst ructiune
from Moore people who Live Al Eikton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
>NoW Or RAIN INV YEARS

Nlal1c- aaH Uncertain ro se4ther
-0ulorrog hk,l, Is - wa-uer
The WsshG taa ~eaiher uroueSti-
-a.er Is -,r,sbat a la8it $ t.l
4aAtAs- ,-scu, ---a ISL lc.s suCa
~ :8ia for -h,s ettrtag tai aucrrrw
A1a .-c s1da ha -A.-rs >h
> higrgr
There Il however .e goo e
1at>tun ne -eclr7, --s s-.rvl
.,1 nj ,zt at p v t.-lss +A- -Hult5S-
AaG .1c atiu,~g goCre 7eat t-- 0rsellG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
WOMEN IN CUSTODY
FOR BROWN MUlDER
Cecil Beatrice Vestcr Surrendered
70 Mount Clemens Author
ties by Newspaper Man
ny Aepoeia,ed pree- - gg~ry Fvoriag


Mount Clemens Iich Dcc -
Cecil Roatrioc leater Waa urrrndorcj N
tho authorities here shortly toforo
= olork tbs morning ard p.uced n thc
county Iril on charge of numbering
J stanley brown
lhr girl rho afn,ltlr MAINTAINS her
innnccnre. 1a4 brought here lr faZ
rab frdrr Dctriaf 'Fhcrc shr srcn' Tlo-
das night under ularfl ~ C+teayo poHs.
papor1nan, who located hrr Hpndav nlrht
at Kalamazoo
Mrs Neefor arrival so eBrl5 va- uo-
expected and several y fte r1ntJ .av
afIcrrs md ID III avakeucl to lenru fhat
he wornan. vhosc eforrsbou'z nrr~
Monday have leer oarnFnIie gr1oreied
had teen formally aurndrrsd
Ihc story rhc toId fhc 1~vvera rerrnen
md Chicf of Foiirc straight eho n
became know 'gdav questioned hrr
yresrvelav w7ll ~ ~arrffily checked
and 4 T. lrdere+ood Two fevaons, pre-
v.p'i7lv questioned rv .he authorities
probably vii IN called for .Ir'he- n-
trrrogannr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS PRESS
GOV MORROW FOR THE POST
By Associated Press IL F.yery EVenlnr

Hy Associated Press IL Eyers evening
Louisville. X De- 81 Republican
Edwin Morrow - I. wee presidential
candidate according % announcement
here today
Ii IIsff natteuai committeeman
from Kentacl.v and i chairman ot the
subcommittee on arrangements for the
national convention next .Iane, IS said
70 he one Of the headers IN the movement
which was gwen ,mpetis At meeting
of party workers IN Louisville Yesterday
GOV Morrow waa elected II November
BY q majority IT Approximately i0W0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
QUIET DAY AZ WHITE HOUSE.
Nc~ Year Festivities viii be Omitted
~ President

~ A~sr-iAt{At Pruss - EyhrN .tntnL
Washington Dee 81 Prtsidtnt Mi
son will spend ! very qH'rt New Nedr DAY
White HouSe officials disclosed TO-DAY
that the President oveTCa>rd himself 40
al> brit da9, sunday. when he celebrated
the occasion hs having the members 81
his family present Consequently Il ls
considered improbable that hc VIII hold
a watch party IN his sickroom tonight
Mir and Mr. tr4ncls ~ Sayre, ', no
..aiae IL the White House tor tho pgt,sl-
dents birthday, are expc1ted to remain
over New Years day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

TURKS OUT OF EUROPE
Constantinople 10 be International
lied and Scat Of Government
Goes 10 Asia Minor.
NJ Araociatssi rreev II Every Evcnlne

By Arapciatssi Frees IN Every Evening
Paris. Dec. 81 -lnternationalizat'ou -
Constanfinoplp and the Straits 81 Oar
dandclles has been decided upon a!onR The
lnos laid down by Premier f4loyd George
IF Great Brltaln IN a recent apcch. ac-
coriling tn the Matlu II eceros certain tho
newef,aper saws, that the snat ~ tho Trr-
ki>ll government all bc Transferred to
ASIA Minor and be- lucated either at
Brush or kohlcb Details of Tho form o}
International control which vii br cs-
tabIished over Consfanttuorle hnvo mot
vet become known
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

The total number u faIIurns On the
DeImarvla Peninsula FOR tho year 1918
WAS 81 ~ compares With 10 Iii 1917, -
IN 1916. S3 IN 1918 So IN 1914 ard b
IN 1913 The total liabilities of The fail
ures for 1918 amounted 10 3I5.5i0.45.
as compared With $3.50, $50 S6 for 1917
S4s5 .70S. }3 for 1916 S1.t7S, So S6 Tor
lqf5 The total assets Tor the failures ior
1918 amounted "a Sl26 .S}Sq7, as som
pared With S3I9 6l9.47 FOR 1917, S-}5T.-
790.6c for 1916 and s66S. 396 o. for 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Philad,a BANK Ciear.nss for 1919.

bs Asssclas,,i Pres, so h.,rs yNeu-as
Philadelphia Dc '1 haak lear
ancts ii Philajelpa,a ior ~ car amount
,-i - 81, ,OsAi ~, ,o55, "a 'nc-cN>r % hNc
billions over thC nrc lpH> sya- r. u 4
halanc,o were -. .Al7 yt5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Atla Rn.

Doc Taft advises the FORMER dmgh-
boys to keep sweet and clean and out
Of politics No! Let en- Jump il and
drive the Reds oJt Of politics and out
of the country Washington Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
A Sleepy Dickens,

Charles Dlckcu> went To sleep Id a
Bristol cinema and had ibj0 $3.50. taken
from his pocket Daisy Brimble, 32, Was
sent I'd prison iUr three months for tho
tlei; London Daily Mail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Amusements TouIg1t

I-3ay aoa>s Ms Golden C4ri
t,SrriCA NAu,icsRNr
s-,ao.a Fair GuG W @-rW
Aist1,.~Lz It Pas tU N0vcr tiHa
kLAtttp ur GOA
oANoN Tho ksgh ta .-lc
y ic .ogls Anne Ot t,rgun N.,sa,t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
For Violating Trafhe Laws.

EFwood, Robinson Negro driver. was
fined IS for violating traffic rules Al 4sh
and Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
DOMESTIC COAL PRICES
STAND. OPERATORS SAY
Big Bituminous Nine Owners Are
Planning to Stabilize the
Entire Industrv
~ Apnc.-aasod r-e-s =, Every Evpurnr

Chicago, Der. ID 1 omr1ttes sp-
10nted sT -oai crnrhtorS 9I ae lantrsi
@oo1pctifive b:tumlnogs Geld 1day egar
Circulating to put tle entire soft ~nai IN
dtEtrr in stable ,asls. hey va
report early Il the new yaag
Tie committes we're raTned ~ the two
-ay Conference To4ca closed here vezter-
-iay n primary purpose ot tae -on-
vrnGor vas m 4sSciEs@ tle -itaGlor
growing lut ~ hr appointment ot .hs
presidential sal ronulsslon- according
to Brewster ~ IL. f-ouz, Chairman
oi IT, conference, eIt no definite a.,tiCE.
~ govern 3Ec att!tUle of ne 1peratnrr
toward .hat COMMISSION ss .aken
NJ oIe.at8Us Az 5,-i shat any iassse a.
present III the rrcE ~ rlsi Iseu or dl
r1cstc u,lryssre Foui1 ~ unl.EstiFs-l ami
Noulc be tue soeiv p we -eyal.ers
ftne operaJor stated nat toe p-rz on
) teW gr;>1eS ot 5.,4D csAi 14l 0eel -Assec
Il pt- cenL
Washington. Doc 9l taiormaaon ~
= ta5llsa.Le q oasls Il wages sEa urIc5s
p he r4Jumlno1- GOA ministry E.l r.
obtained IS +hc three unlasioceT-
appointed a3 nr-s3Geut 81 -sor II pre-
sent she pubic, g-Her- 2.4 ouerasors 2a
hearing. - ~ 4ei1 s. Washington ~
ginning January u
Bsuz,seat t4clses S tne u44arrs aud
ozera.0rS il the erugra. comparative dei1S
nave heen mated tu present taa.r c-.sez
before th.s ezln mission Ia lhaJ aate IN
tnc meantime the commission Rli collect
available .aca from The ya-oiLS govern
a-4fa. depar nsnts snicE 2a,t 7vesl-
gatet the scr. coal industry and cunai1oas
ln he dnias
The lciAr ~ opening rs t6e 1eA7uscs,
The -,r9u,-sssoG said EaS due -o ; 5es0-
o u.ruut .Ae uInc~ o -ou, isJe .ae gorN
nt thrir -rsee5a, convention .4li,-3 te 70 ~
.n nl.3rubi.4 chr, fapus-v
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
start the Furnace with Ca.

One of many Ingenious plans for dong
snd rnakir" .lr.r II h01.. II. 5as..a.,
Popular Scicncc Months AI nea
stand@ Ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
The pocket Type writer

1ou work II win swo iokefe
January Popular Science Manthly 1ast
mar All news stensie Aiv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Unable 10 DISTINGUISH

The coal operators seem to b. unable
10 distinguish between mine and thine
Norfolk Vjrginlan Pilot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
weather Forecast

bs N>ant4 sttzi Press ~ EsCrs Ev-nu1
Washington pe,. 81 Forerasy for Isa.
@ans
fucrt4s4uG clrul8ntas. Dr8Utsb r.t...-
b- rata or st2W tate tou 1bt oE lEsrsIaN
warmer tonight fresh south "lUas
SIN .NIoJN TEMPERATE RG A~o rInk
sun rose fhia m0ruinE f.2@
~ssa sgts ahis afternoon 81
san rises tomorrow WofnfNE IA
san set tomorroW afternoon AS
Moon Sr q, tomorrow musuhnR ~
Lcne th 10 daH ? hours 1l mln-.ta-
( n. U- Yesterday
s today -
Noon today ~
Highest temperature SEES alcrQ4S ....,...
Lowest temperature taSt uEgbt.. .
HlEn tiug This morning -.+....s.... 90.
fAAsh .t,A1 ..a..- .........t. -3E
Low eide tnts U1CyutQE T2
Nsrx- *SStg titis efftruosRu 3.ps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

Certified milk te lniants t4over
iaAlvv @, Ads
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
PRICE, ESCAPED MURDERER,
REPORTED CAPTURED AT
WAWA, THIS AFTERNOON
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Police Have Arrested Man There
Whom They Believe to be the Slayer of Policeman
Thomas l. Zebley

thaf direction. toward Landcnhcrg. Wcs
thcStcT, DownnEtown and other points,
ard u PrICc IS in that part Of she country
II IS regarded rs a practical certainty that
/ be Will be rccapturcd
hunt with the dog carly TODAY. it
:, understood. included sections of The
| r & u rairoad line above landcnberg
| TIE hclicf WAS that the Negro had board
II ! IRAN at Falkland. where the tracks
/ b,d been lost. On Monday night and M
otTn-t ,,as made to scc # thc scent could
hr araIn located at some other station
further IN the road r. il IS likely that 4
h., SAs az, a tram he loft II at ono at tho
stations between Falkland and the end
81 the Inc II il IS true that he has hccn
hon, rg,ntrr's Crossing for the past
two nights Il Is hkcl, that ho did some
riding on tho railroad snd doubled on his
tracks
PRICE -uowN 10 tyoK1
Sornr comment having hccn made On
~ liberation 0f pric3 from hs cell Tor
exercise in the corridor. Captain Gross
pointed out his morning that tins has
berp the rractlce ever s'uCr The establish
urnf az fbc institution ~ 1901 IN
s,{Ilffon L. cycrrlsirg twice dlv ~ the
-nu rorridar which has been thu uniform
custom II th,, case ~ condemned prisoners,
II some instances previous e december.
1918 when Cross became warden, such
rvis0nerS wcTc taken fo the central
corridor. and even ~ the deputy warden
office 10 consult their spiritual ADVISER
Neither az hesr ts,V ors has hcCn permitted
hy Warden Gross rio prisoner untirr
sentence 81 dcath having bcnn permitted
hv him to 4, hryaad The cell corridor. ~
winch al III hts cell III has had III
interviews that verc allowed
II Is tbus soon hat Prico has had thc
SAM rr,vilcge IT rxcrclse rs Ali condemned
rncn lave ha5 tnf oo special fav"r- RI
privileges.
~Unn.Rp RFeIG~s
Action III fixing the responsibility for
Tcruucl rrrccs escape from the work
hous~ vas begun Yesterday, when Chict
Clerk r " Suddard. who lct he Negro
murderer out ~ prison was severely cen
sured hy The hoard Of trustees and has
resignation was accepted
II / understood that an effort - Obtain
aeroTlancs ~ ajd IN thc search wss made,
and il is thought the authorities may have
ane or NOR f5lcrs TODAY 70 spy ont l'rict' q
possible hiding place IN the woods or hills.
Tho action of the trustees was taken
after an atl-4ay session, meeting n the
morning here in the c,ty. IN SecTrtary J.
Frank Balls ofiicc, and IN the afternoon
at TIC workhouse The statement sas
Continues On page u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

The sale, sensible rir7nA Clover DAIRY
mailk ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

is some times used in .'liquos sub
stitutes," toilet preparations. var
nishes. paint remosers and in de
natGEed alcohol. Ii shouId be labeled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
POISON

IL may cansc blindness or death
If swallowed or inhaled. Even
smali quantities are dangerous.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
BIZ GARRETT

Contributed hy the Delaware
SAFETY Council and published by
the Fvery Evening for the ptlr-
pse 0f preventing unnecessary 0e-
Cidents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
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Mrs. Lafayette Bailey was the guest
Of friends at Perth Amboy on Wednes-
day.
Miss Burke, of Asbury Park, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Dawson of East Keyport.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edgar Smith and
family were the guests this week of
the formers mother Mrs. Isaac Smith
Of Freehold.
The ladies of the Reformed church
will hold a food sale in the church
on Saturday afternoon, october 4.
Mrs. George H. Conover Is enter
tanning the bridge club at her home
this afternoon.
Mrs. John Orsoe, of Perth Amboy,
Is the guest of Mr.. n Mrs. Roland G.
Dey this week.
Kenneth Cooper mas returned after
several months overseas service. He
Is now at Camp Merritt where he will
remain until his discharge Is effective.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Walling, of
Pasadena, Cal, are spending a vaca-
ton with the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph r. Walling.
Mrs. Walter l.. Wise, of Newark
has returned after having spent sew
eral days in town with relatives.
Work of repairing the Goldsmith
building, which vas badly damaged
when an Army truck struck 1t several
| weeks ago, is progressing rapidly.
An interesting meeting OF Coronal
Council, Royal Arcanum, is scheduled
to be held tonight. Grand Vice Re-
gent Kendrick is expected to be pres
{ ent and a special entertainment has
been arranged.
Mrs. Asbury Lambertson spen
Thursday in Red Bank where she was
the guest of relatives.
Robert Smith. of Red Bank, visit
ed with his brother w. Conover Smith
this week.
Mrs. Edward d. Hill and daughters
! were visitors at Asbury Park the lat
ter part of the week.
A telegram announcing the death
Of Alfred Dorsey, was received by
George Pease this week. Mr.. Dorsey
was well known here n familiarly
called Uncle Bud" His home was
in Maryland and he visited at the
Pease home frequently, having made
his last visit in August.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-26
silly Old supsrstItlons.

In the highlands of Scotland 1t Is
taken as a terribly unlucky sign If q
dog should run between the bridal pair
on their wedding day, and brides still
fell the bees Of their wedding and
decorate the hives for the occasion.
says the Philadelphia North American.
In parts Of England and Scotland there
exists an ancient custom for which no
n seems to know the reason. by
which part Of the wedding cake is
broken over the head Of the bride and
the guests all scramble for a piece.