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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
u.s.. IN HONOR BOUND
To "A PRINCIPLES
Senator Lewes Says # Would be
Pcrfidy Not t. Press One
If the Conditions.
~ sssosiated Press 70 Evers Fventnr


New York. ian - senator James
Hamilton Lcpn, ~ Illinois, speaking to
tlav before tho LAWYERS Club IN support
If the proposal for j League If Nations.
declared hat the American government
IN he peace zttt ttlcfnent could MT abandon
. single one u President " lson fourteen
principles without laying ltself open to
tho chHrge of poriidy
Germany. Senator Lewis said would
have the right to refuse 10 ahIdo bv The
terms of he armiStIce. he Allies would
be justified ~ Withdrawing from the
peace table. and all small nations or
aspiring peoples fighting with ibc United
States on the basis uf the President IS pro-
posals would he excused before the world
in turning from Amerca
The peace was made by Germany and
her people on terms ri the fourteen points
proposed by he United States. including
the proposal Of a League Of Nations for
future peace. SAID Senator Lewis These
were adopted by the Aliies rs their only
terms If peace and all accepted as the
basis bv Italy, the balkans and Turkey
II IL impossible for the United States to
Withdraw one ot her terms or postpone one
or omit ~ press ono without giving Ger
many he right hen and there to refuse
- abide by The terms of thc arInlsficc III
any particular size couid refuse to Ic-
liver her cannon and arms a. agreed
Ehc people et Germany would ho Jlstl-
fed N charging II Nlfh fraud on hrfn and
turn against ~ and support any force
against onr soldiers The A!Hcs would
be justified ln acrl.lng ue ef frIckerv and
Withdraw from the table
Every little nation or aspiring people
Etsrtra l. -.
posals made January ). 1918. would he
excused before tie world m turning from
Is and asoaillug Us for perlidv - them.
fhcn reScnting il bv allvng themselves
with any foes of hr ntcd States this
on the ground that our contracts and
agreements were deiasions and . fraud
and our treaties 81 peace hIt scraps Of
paper w would be the pcriidlous trait
ors 10 solemn compact. and the one nation
whose word would sink a. loW Us was that
OF Prussia when her deceptIens and lies
brought her TO destruction IN the indigna-
ton Of civilization
The very last and first of the covenants
NJ made . Germany a. basis of peace.
Va that al nations qualified y civilized
should league t9 prevent war III all future
Ih4s WIS thc one principle oi which the
German people took our terms 0i peace
ard withheld further arms and 3rn1os %
Germany Il Wa on h4e basis as he
guaranty OF fnfWe peace N Europe hat
Britain and France accepted the terms Of
the United States. Il Is now a question
Of American honor II cannot be violated
to accommodate political party issues or
to gratfv racial or national hatrcds.
Justice demands that We hold fast %
every covenant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
PRICES OF FOOD
BEGIN TO TUMBLE
Coming Down in the West, But
Effect Was Not Noticed
Here Today.

The big drop n vholeSaie prlocS IN
Chicsso the past icv days particularly
IN the butter and egg market has created
quntt sensation IN tho entire Middle
West reainn some oi the decreases are
apprcclahlc as tho drop II ~ cents pound
Tor butter. WholcSslo, and Is "a l5-cent
drnp m . hs wholesale pncC 81 egg be
retall prcvs have not comC down any
,yhcr, near ~ much egg retailing for
anlv 5 c,ut, JOS, and butter at only =
~ cent, hSs lst pound. ont Their
pricc here hsv, not fuctUstcd a. sll,
Wholesale or rctarl Fresh country egg
,Tt whole. ahuc - y cents ~ usual.
.n.l m, e~anmr Iou men that deal m
rs,untrN butter ~, cling that ~ -
- ~ according g. h. Way l. Is prrpairci
Fsrmcrs vbo sell thor ece~ an fhc curb
~ charging - cents pr darcn today
and BE- dair1 store ar, s"lhuU them a.
X cents pcf doYon stnrAg - cont,
uhsf ihcN call good "Wcetcru egg
and - cents Tor strictly fresh eggs They
are rotaiing butter a. II, same prioe>
'hsv have been at for the past se1era'
wecks 50 and 80 cents por pound .or
ioose butter
Farmer from down country . hitle
~puih ~ MlddletovI. arr ceiling 'heir
eggs - o. conts per dozen, right around
her homs- They aiso retail butter Al
g. aud - y, same price The wholesale
man charge n she city
Il Is IN, opinion ~ some Of the farmers
4erc tacN said TODAY hat tlC drop IN
nrc,s ID The Middle West cannot be-
permanent one. due 10 the continued
higA n'-' - labor, and scarcity of help.
They hellep, II Il due 10 an ovcrstOckIng
~ the market caused hN tho refusal
II IA, pnbhc q buy 81 the higher prices.
hes elamr vii KNOCK out Il lot of the
dslrs hap therc and then the
scarclt, -4n,A Nill hpl-t prices again.
Farm : eOsu taa. f + tmFr,~slblc tor
them q iouef IT, price, II butter, eggs
or meat nov and mah, I reasonable
prost ol lt ilr as reason that labor
and iecd AZ - hrl Iggs NIll not 70
down accord ug % la u bcc3u.c while
federal reE4iailon restricted the price
Of teed iaf chickens and Young calves
before g - ~ pcy 90 pounds. thlt rcgll-
latlon has nuv fcet Iit,d and ,lc..lcr>
IN ecd eh.panv - p.r 100 pound.
Butter = kcp' uf hlci tle, SAY. hrc4.i.e
of the hgh prlr, 81 labol required n the
dalres. and III, lnpt proc II feed The
entire wear to- ~ ti. bceu bad one
becaus, 81 ~, government irlction
on using wheat fecd tn hs.f., a,,d bcn.
will not "a, unc-, ,hrt havr wheat
feed. "a hai small amount II wheat feod
was used came var, hlg and raised the
final Drlce 0i thp egg.
Farmcrs here do not .Ni,ect ,b. nr,ce
oi cggs ar butter g - down until The
labor situation las byrn adjusted and
thu price OF iccd lowered
While meat price m Chlcaco have
dropped, lu some ras,s As much a. :
cents. here they hay, nor gon. down
~ al
Eggs were lower TODAY to regular
customers, m somc ,ases, however. IL
30 cents but the casual purchaser was
usually asked 81
Orange lemons and banana- were
abundant ~ 20 u 90, - and Is and %
cents I-r dozen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
BRITISH WORKERS RESTLESS
High Prices of Food and Politicians
Are Held Hlamahte.

by Asno cisted Press to Every tssafng
London. jan 25.--.Disturbed conditions
III employment due 10 the transition IRON
war to peace, high prices Of food and the
energy Of political enthusiasts were gwen
as reasons for the industrial unrest m
England by J X. Clynes, British labor
leader, speaking at a luncheon gwen by
the American club to-day A note Of warning
was sounded by the speaker who said
Hard IA conditions are at present.
there is fear that they may become worse
Mr. Clyneg pointed ont that grievance
which have led to labor troubles in England
re- emily were real. adding that the strike
habit has not yet grown 70 the extent of
causing the men 10 throw down their
tools without substantial underlying
reasGns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
ALLIED FORCES
HAVE TO GIVE WAY
BEFORE bOLSHEV|KI
Compelled 70 Retire From Atari.
IN the Archangei Section
of the Front
BUT STILL IN GOOD sHhPE
~ Assoei,.sd Prev v E7erv Evyn,nr

~ Aga0efsts1 Press ~ Rgerv EFgvinT
Washington, Jan. u Retirement ~
tho allied forces holding advanced pr
tions IN the Archsngei sector before ~
tacks by superior forces ~ Rol-hcviki.
reported IN an official dispatch dated
January - The substance of the rrpofi
was made public today by Grtrra'
March
The message reported The Andrioan
losscs m one of the aotions ~ ~ ~
clenga AZ ton enlisted mon killed., srvrr
teen wounded aud eleven ufrrinaj
later dispatch said subsequent aitack
were repulsed when delivered on NE -
slilons taken up by he American froore
An inter allied force cngagrd ~ skan
hurst consisted ~ q British detachment
two companies ~ Americans md 49,
companies pf Russians Tbosr we're ~
tacked on thrco sides and compelled -
evacuate their positions. a. were al-o ne
allied patrols holding T-st Pedenga The
American troops falling hack. ty7k
position midway between thir roint and
SkhenkurSt IN ono ~ The at'acks r.
ported. one thousand rncrny troore wrrf
n action against the 7nal alhrd fnr~e
VIII HsvpTE THr EIrutr7ov
The points attacked bv iho cnerny AZ
generally about 10 miles from ArrhanVel
General March said fhc inter qlhod ~orn
rnander there had adequate 'roap~ n
reinforce the advanced clements md ~
handle the situation
The general pointed o7i again that ~
whole military situation st irrhangri
was under thc control IL ne Infer-alhesl
nigh command N Franc re iufirnated
that should reinforccrnents h. reprn-~i
necessary, any sction - supply thern wotll
have ~ come from The high cornnsnd
and after recommendation frnm tho
British cornmandcr-in-chlef, r. tho force
on Siberia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
ROBERT II. JONES NOT SO WELL.
Only Relative of Venerable Patient
Summoned 10 Bedside.

Robert H. Jones. rs reported 10 have
passed an uncomfortable night and his
condition today increases the apprehcn'
sion OF his many friends
lie appeared slightly improved last
evening, hut this morning his condition
was less favorable and there has been
no Improvement during the day
old and his ailmcnt is pneumonia makes
the question of his recovery only posi-
hiiity.
DR. Samuel McClary I'd. Of Phlladel-
phia. q great nephew son of the late William
McClarv his nearest relative. has been
notified of Mr. Jones illness and is ex.
pcctcd here thus afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
ALLIES LOANS SHRINK,
S17O,OO0,000 FOR MON TIL
Fallen From Average OF $500, 900,
900 Every Thirty Days; Total
81, 7,854,3I6, 900.
- As.aeta.ea Pres. % Everz Even.ng


Washington, Jan - America ; JOB As
banker for the allies has been lighter this
ruonth than at any time since the nation
entered the var Only Sl70,0000O0 has
been paid cut as Allied loans slnce January
/, the treasury reported today For . long
time payments on this account ran around
500 .O0O 900 = month The reduction IS
caused principally hy the curtailment al
shipments of food, Tor payment Of which
the American credits had been largely
used
Total credits extended hy he Treasury
now amount to sS,5sS, IL, 900, but only
s.. $1,000 has been actually paid out
under these credits Greece Liberia and
Rumania have never presented claims for
payments Russia stl.l has Sl37 900, O0O
TO her credit on thc Treasury books,
although she has not appealed for money
since the revolution
Credits established and payments made
up 10 today were reported As follows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
Credit PAYMENT.
BALL PLAYERS MAY GO BACK.
Government EXpediting the Discharge
of fLeague Men in Service.
,rcd Press 70 Ever evening

b. AssoclaOFd Prtos q EVtrF evening
Chicago. IAN . In order % assist ii1
tho release from he army of major League
baseball players who are in overseas ser
1icc. the national commission today
mailed a request to riub owners to send
IN lie address, tho name ii the division,
regiment and company in which tho
PLAYERS arc located
This information Is lo bc turned over
10 the government. President 3 b. John
son, of the american League eaFd tu aid
In efforts 10 get those 10 who have Jobs
awaiting them released from service in
The near future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
Disastrous Blaze Supposed TO Have
Been Started by lncenciaries
Las, Night.
BAY FRONT COLONY
NEARLY WIPED OUT
Bv Hard Work of Entire Pcpula-
ton Seven Cottages Were Saw
ed From the Flames.
LOSS AT LEAST $4,000
spccial pspa,eh 20 r,cry r,cnus

BowrRs BEACH, Jan -
Ere. suspected to have been started ny
m lncendiarv. swept the string 81 cot
tage. On the hay front OF this lttlc summer
rsort and fishing village last night dc
stroving l. 81 thcm along with Their con
tents a furniture and causing hnancial
los 10 tho extent 1t about slj.oW
Deputy Attorney General James NJ
Ssttcrhcld 81 Dover. has hc'n lniormcd
II the strong smell u hrehuE trail and
has taken steps 4" insure complete ~
ve~t,Fation stat Detective Hrd =
already AZ work
Tho cntu, population u the place
men women and children turned mt
and Tough, III, famc> doing what they
could with hu,k,i priradcs - save the
building Thcy succeeded IN saving seven
properties oui ~ The ~ ~ - which com
poSesi the bsy front colony. hut tho~c
winch The fame once sttacked were soon
beyond humsn cndcavor
The cottages Destroyed vcrc owne-i as
follows
Potter Coffn. Milford The hLre
orfrinatsdin this dwelling
Daniel y barnard. Jr.. 1905 West
Thirteenth street. Wilmington.
Ex-senator John A. Barnard. Mag
nolia
John George. Frcdcr'ea.
Howard Rogers. Frsderiez
Mrs. White. Magnolia.
Mrs. White, Camden. \. j.
Mrs. NAude MscNichoi. formerly
of Wilmington. but now living in
Cambridge. Md.
Or Marvin. tamden.
Three others whose owners arc not
known here.
.S ALARM ~ TrE NICET
THIS morning n tho right of day
Contiutted 90 page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
BRITAIN's NAVAL PRoGRAm.

b Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London. Jan. 24 Nothing IS likely -
be definitely settled as 70 Great Britain
naval program until after the close p The
Peace Congress. i l. learned by Rcier
In the meantime, orders have ben
gwen 70 suspend work on I ~ ron-trlo-
ton Of war vessels, including hgh cruisers,
I'll m ihe .nrds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
WEATHER FOR THE NEEA.

By Associated Press 70 Every E1eu.ns
Washington, Jan p Weath,I pr@iie-
tons for the week beginning Nonday
issued by the weather bureau today sre.
North and Middle \tlautic states
cnanceable weather with temperatures
near or above the normal frequent rasns,
over south and rams snd snoss over
north portions 81 these DISTRICTS srr
probable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
Tuckerton Wireless Protests Tax.

By AsSo-iatud fFesS 70 Evcry 4vcfin2
Toms River. n J., Jan p The United
states navy which operates the Tucker
ton wireless station built before the war
with . German government, subsidy, and
having a transatlantic radius, today
appealed from an assessment Of 500, 900
Ga the property. The navy department ask
ed the county board of taxation ior =
reduction to S225,p00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
PARIS TO SETTLE BIG STRIkE.
Government Plans to Operate Trans.
portation Lines Now Tied Up.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. Jan % The French govern
ment IS about 10 take a hand in The
General transportation strike which was
declared in Paris Yesterday, affecting the
subway lines, tie surface ears and auto
mobile busses Ii has decided TO re-
QUESTION virtually the entire trans
portation system OF the city
This action, ii is stated. IS to be taken
because the government considers 1t
lnadv,sable that even partial stoppagc
Of the means Of transportation IN Paris
should occur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
CLYDE QUITS PHILADELPHIA
Steamships Didconinues Trips Between
Norfolk and Quaker City.
d Press 20 Every Evening

- Associated Press . Every Eycnlne
Norfolk Va, Jan. 25 Dlsconiinuanee
by the Clyde Line steamship company
of passenger service on the Philadelphia
-Nofolt line beginning Monday vas
ann, unrcd to-day by William 4 Marablc,
Nortuik agent ot the line
Mr. Aiar1blc said that the government
in turning back tho hne TO lis owners
retained power 70 force the scale Of WAGES
and overhead charges, and that this
forced the operation Of the company $
steamers at q lOOsS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
VILLAS BANDITS
LOOT AMERICANS
STORES AND HOMES
Safes Of u S. Mining Companies
Also Rifed, Force Our Miners
n See Hanging.
MEXICAN TROOPS KILLED
Bv Associated Pross . Eve-y Everiaz

BY Associated Press 20 Eve-y Evening
IIarez. Mexico. Jan 25-Amerean
inning men we're irr ed bv ranciscn
Villa II witness nc hanging 81 Antonio
Cabcuo. former Mayor of Santa Eulaiia
Chihuahua. Wednesday morning when
Villa occupied the mining town. Ootea
the sales Of the mining companies, robbed
the stores and houses ii Americans, and
departed after killing four Federal soldier
and capturing the remaining thirty one
Details 81 the raid were brought here
last night by passengers from Chlhuahua.
Villa had I'VE hundred men, they said
The hanging OF the eN-AlayOr vas me
result OF j grudge Villa held against hIm
since they were partners IN The cattie
business
The German propagandlsts are reported
70 be more alive m Mexico than for -everai
months. II Is their Intention 10 iomen'
trouble between this country and inc
"Greaser Republic probably for CONNER
cIaI advantages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
Notice 20 Fraternal Order Of Eagles

Al . special meeting held Friday even
lug. Jan "a il was unanimously decided
that al members Of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles, who possibly can meet at the
rooms Of the Order, 30 w Sixth St, At
; 30 O'Clock Monday, January 27, To at
tend the funeral Of Past Worthy President
John A Newell ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
DECORATED THEIR FLAG.
A..orated Press 70 every Evenins

Brcst. France, Jan % The Project
If the Maritime District here has deco
rated Ic flag of the 372d Regiment of
American Infantry with the French var
cross
The regiment had heen cited in All
army order for brilliant conduct in the
Champagne offensive
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
REPUBLICANS WIN
N PORTUGAL FIGHTING
- 0 Evury svenins

Bv Associated Press % Evurv Evuning
Lisbon Friday i'm - Tbo ngrru.
IN Lisbon between he Republicans 4nc
The Republican forces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
A. Il. F. Restraints Camera Tourists.
y Associated rcss 1o Every Evening

-tNHNNIdtEtI 7 ~ ? ,
Paris, Jan - Restrictions on The
taking Of photographs and motion pictures
of men in the American cxpeditlonary
forces and in sections occupied by Ameri-
can troops have been suspended by ordersi
from American general headquarters,
according TO an announcement made by
Captain Vim T. Moore in charge Of the
Photographic subsection of the general
staff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
Aruasements Tonight

ptay8otlse- Cur, for C4rabtr>
Iiarrick n aujev1lie
VICTORIA ) Pasr OF NGpl4>.
MAJESTIC i4crc E0mg~ enc brid
o0cen---.'Eoo FAt 10 Fight
savoy" Bonds ot Honor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
- Mea,her.

isy Associated t'r@es 20 rvarr FyeGts-
Washington. Jan, - -F9-s-ast fo- Dcis-
ware
Increasing CiOINIFse>S tHnlEut t'i uodNtN
followed ~ rain pg snow tn early morning
ami SUNDAY somewhat warmer i1nt1N'
moderate northwest wluds becoming raa'
Criy sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
CONGRESSMAN ROBBINS DEAD.
Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Somerset Pa, Jan 25.-Congressman
Edward Robbins of Greenshurg died at o
hotel here today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
pt.YING POWER or PENINSULA.

NJ tie meeting OF the Fel-Mar-Na
Association George Carter. chairman Of
he comm itce appointed a year ago 10
make u business survey ot the peninsula,
reported that he war had lnteriered With
the ,ifort> 10 optain ihc necessary data,
int a. he val Is over, II : hoped that
the data can be obtained nov, therefore.
~ hs suggestion, the committee vas
continued with the hone Of accomplishing
Continued on page s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25

A feeling oi security goes with Clover
Dairy milk ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
PENINSULA EDITORS
IN SESSION HERE
Maryland Organization Beng
Entertained by Del Mar VIA
Association.

With d view - improving newspaper
conditions III particular and general con
lltiona III general. throughout the Ienin-
sula, editors from al over that territory
held meeting TODAY A tie Hotel dn Pont,
the occasion rcinn tho annual meetings ri
the bel Mar Nla rress Association and
he MARYLAND Editorial Association The
memhcrs nf Tho lattcr we're guests 81 the
former Preliminary to social gathering
81 hc membcrf. uf hrao No orKaniKat IONS,
each held Us business meeting ~ 'arlors
4 and II ot the hotel after winch a tempt
ing luncheon WAS served. At whlch matters
uf interest were discussed
There were present from The loei-MaT-
Via Association Secretary ~ state Everett
G johnson of Newark Col Theodore
Townsend and Marshall Townsend of
Milford. Thomas Dunn, 1ol James s
Nickes and II + Summons of Dover.
: L Shanahan Of Eastou. Md president. .
George Carter. vice president, William I
Metfen, sccrctarv-ircnsurer Frederick II.
Revhold, 4 X. Saylor. Clarence J fylc
and Jerome s Hel of Wilmington
The Maryland Association WAS repre-
sented by W q. McC Comb of Hayre
dc Graoe. +. T. Williams, Elkton, ". ID.
BRETON. lElkton. Fred tssllton, hester
town. W II Collins, Chcstortown; Marion
Rrcwington. salisbury, leo NJ. Moore,
llayrc dc Grace
Following lie proacntation al reports
ior rhc past wear. thr Del MarA II Asso-
clatIon reelected tic retiring officers, ~
follows President, ;. L shanafau.
of E;sston. Md, vicc-prcsident, George
Carter OF Wilmington secretafy-trcasarer,
William i. Metten Of " Wilmington. eSecu-
nyc committee, Col Theodore Townsend
of Milford, Evcrctt G Johnson OF Newark
and Fred tslltun Of C'hestertown, Md.
Pre- lent lei /. Rune OF the Mary
land Asseriation was I'll and unable 10
bc preec4. That organization. t T.
annual meeting. elected the following
officers President Leo G Moore OF
Havre dc Grace Nise-Presldents, William
- Breton q Ilkton and George I
Ai,lvin Il annapolis. secretary treasurer.
" & A,Comb Of IIavre &c Grace The
president Will select the executive COM
t5tts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25
WOLC0TT WILL
ALLOW ENGLISH
To Be CONFIRMED
Has Personal Objections to Him,
but Will Waive Them tor
Good of Party.
TO KEEP DEMOCRATS IN
Speeiai pisnatrb From Every Evenings
Wasbiuutnu Correspondent

SneeiaI Disnatrb From Every Evenings
Washington Correspondent
Washington, Jan Is Perhaps no
parralcl can ho found IN " ashngton Tor
the Wilmington postmastcrshlp stun
tion. The nomination of James J English
was sent to the Senate December :, anu
today senator Josiah @ Nolcott very
frankly stated that he had deliberately
held It M hccausp Mr. English was per
sonally objectionable to HIM, and al
though tho senator Withdrew hls op-
position Ia confirmation. the personal
objection IS as strong as ever
Asked It he cared to make any further
statement about the matter, senator
Wolcott dictated the following - hls
stenoeraphcr and handed II to the Every
Evening correspondent
PERSONALLY OBJECTIONABLE
"Nir Fnglislis personally objectionable
to me From information that has como
tu me from time to time, believe that
my feeling Is wCll grounded tiIe con
f,rmation has been DELAYED ~ or,ifr that
| might havc m opportunity ot decriing
whether or not 80 avail mvsoh 81 my
privilege ~ preventing his confirmation
circumstances surrounding The caso. how
over, arc such that ! have concluded fn
waIvo my personal objections and pcr-
NIT hIs confirmation
To KttT ptMoo RATS ~
II IS undor~tuod hat tho unlS con
eldcratipn which restrained Senator Vol
colt from preventing tho,coulIrmation u
Postmaster English rcarpoInimcrt wns
the fear tbat Rcpuhhcan would succeed
tho present incumbent ~ pointed out
that under the rules thc President would
ask the Ci,il Service Commission - re
commend i man fir I'll" post i hr
English were eliminated thc only man
who ould quality for thu is,sitlnn Wonld hc
the assistant postmaster. and he IS be
llcvcI 10 u, 4 Republican
Nnu must understand that the post
master l. custodian ol he Federal build
ING ia Wilmington and hence appoints
the minor employees saul Senator Vol
colt III dout want the Democrats di-
missed and Republicans put N their
places. something which might happen u
4 man ol tho Other rohtical faith were
10 succeed MIR English
Mr. Engiish's appointment Will proh7
hly be confirmed pcNt week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-25

Particular reople choose Clover Dairy
milk ADV
The Pensacola journal., 1919-09-28

When the kidneys do not properly do
their work or purify the blood stream,
waste products and poisonous acids re-
main in the system end -ause backache,
rheumatic pains, lumbago, sore mus
cles, swollen joints, stiffness. lame
back and similar symptoms.