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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
HELD IN sI5.0G0 BAIL.
Young Girl Seriously Accuses PasquaIe
SardeIli in City Court

In City Court today in the presence
of several little girls around II and Is
years Of age-witnessea ID another case
Mary Farrell. Is years Of age, related in
rninutest detail criminal assault alleged
- have been committed by Pasquale
Sardelli. Some Of these children were
finally led out Of the room By an elderly
woman chaperon.
The accused, q big fellow twltched so
nervously and exeitedly in his seat that
detectives searched his pockets to make
sure he had no weapon. He had been
ont on bail
The grl testified the alleged assault
occurred last July at Sardelli' 5 home. near
Der house She told her mother of the
Incident = week or go ago and tie latter
caused the man : arrest Iha girl vas
gagged and the man threa tened % Kill her
Il she told on him Attorney Phillip
l. Garrett, representing the accused
asked for dismissal owing % certain
apparent contradiction ii TIE girl
testimony r;ardelli was held for Court
of General Sessions in $4,000 bail No
defense was offered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
DEMPSEY To MEET CARPENTER
New Champion Of Europe Matched 10
fisht in New Orleans.
d Pross - EVory EvonIae

~ Associated Pross - Every Evenlns
New Orleans, Dec ) Jack Dempsey
heavyweight champion. already Is under
contract to meet in New Orleans the win
ner of the Beokett-C Carpenter fight
Domnick j. Fortorich, fight promoter
Of this city, announced today. Tie
added that Nate Lewis Of Chicago, acting
as his representative was due to arrive in
London today 10 sign up Carpenter. the
new heavyweight champion Of Europe
4 have Deinpsey's contract to meet
the winner al the Bcekett-Carpentier
fight, in New Orleans, and know Demp-
say viii keep his word, Tortorich said
Arrangements have been made 10 cable
to Carpenter ten per cent Of his guarantee
the day he signs the articles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
ARMY Of ClErRSLAVS,
MARCHING ON HUNGARY
Government Mobilizing Three
Military Classes to Oppose
Monarch of Neighbor.
=, Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Copenhagen. Dec 5--The Czecho-
slovaklan government has ordered the
mobilization Of three military CLASSES
SAYS dispatch from Vienna To the Nation
al Tidende here
\ Prague disptach. dealing With the
same situation, says that 81 divisions of
Czechcslovahs are advancing towards the
hungarian frontier
The issuance of orders to Il C5echo-
slavak divisions to proceed 10 the Hungar-
ian frontier was reported in a news agency
dispatch from Vienna on Thursday II
MAS added that six regiments had already
left for the border
CBcchoslokA'a apparently has been exer-
elsed by the reported monarchical develop
ments in Hungary following the evacua-
lou Of Budapest BY the Rumanans, and
the aggressiveness reported displayed re-
Gently by hungarian frontier forces
Recent adyiceS from Prague announced
an Attack by Hungarian frontier de-
tachdnent on G1echo-SloYak troops The
Hungarians we're ultimately driven back
across the border, II was stated.
Lelpsic, Dec 4-The congress Of m
dependent socialists. III session here, to
day unanimously adopted program de
claring for the soviet system IN Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Flying Pars on" on For Georgia.

Uy Associated Press @ Every Evening
Mineola, N Y, Dec 5-Lt. Belvln II
Maynard, the flying parson left Mitchell
Field at l0ll this morning on a flight TO
Savannah, ia, where lie Is to address
the Southern Commercial Congress sun
day afternoon. He used the De HavItand
machine in which he crossed the con-
tinent and was accompanied by Sergt.
w f. Kline, his mechanician on the
transcontinental flight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
FOR DAYLIGHT SAVING.
Philadelphia Adopts Plan and Ex
poets Nearby Cities and Towns
Will Follow

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. :. PhiIade lphia will
join New York next year IN a daylight
saving scheme that IL expected ~ extend
to al important centers of population IN
the East. The necessary bin was passed
by both branches Of Councils corty last
evening.
Under the new legislation, which
Mayor Smith is expected to approve,
clocks will be advanced ono hour at 2
a. m. on the last Sunday in Mach and
restarted one hour NJ 2 a. m on the
last Sunday in October.
Opponents Of the measure contended
that railroad timetables would BE upset
by such action. but thlg will not be the
case II neiphboring cities and suburban
enters adopt the same plan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
PRESSURE ON GERMANY
IMMINENT LONDON THINKS
~ Associated press 10 Every Evening

u Associated Prass - Every EVenIng
London, Dec s. Official announce
ment that Field Marshal Wilson has gone
to Paris in response 70 an urgent sum
mons to consult Marshal Foch in connec-
ton with the peace treaty II regarded
by some morning newspapers as Of con-
siderable significance
1t IS printed alongside of the address
made III Glasgow last evening by Andrew
Bonar Law. ID which he said he believed
the allies had the power, and if necessary
will exercise ii, to insure ratification Of
the Versailles treaty BY Germany. Il
is suggested that steps 70 exert pressure
on Germany may he imminent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
ALLIED TROOPS MAY OCCUPY
ESSEN AND FRANKFORT
By Associated press 70 every Evening

London, Dee. Noon. There WIS
. persistent r1inor in the stock exchange
this morning that the supreme council
OF the peace conference had threatened
Germany that. unless the final pesce
terms were agreed to allied troops would
occupy Essen and Frankfort.
t-p to this time the market has not been
effected BY the report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
FOUR OF CREW DROWN AND
SCHOONER SIMS

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Dec. 5-Four members Of
the crew Of the two-masted schooner
Mary l. Lynch were drowned today when
an unidentified tug struck and sank the
vessel, in the Hudsln river. The cap
tain Andrew Nj Francis, was rescued
He and the other members Of the crew.
all Negroes. live in Miami, Fla.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
TOLEDO TRoLLEYs RUN AGAIN.
Cars Resume service After q DAYS
at Old Rates Of Fare,

~ Associated Press to Every Cvepiue
Toledo, @ Dee Ater walking and
riding Ia buses Tor ~ days al ten cents
or more par ride Toledo viii get back
today To he old system oi using strecg
cars
Resumption oi service viii begin TINS
afternoon. It was announced this morning
by Henry 1. DOherty who stored his
ears in Michigan when the people
tanned Il council custer ordna.1G the
last election.
The fare Is To y, the same As Nhcn tbe
cars were taken away, slN cents and two
cents for transfer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
S. HOPE WILSON I'LL.
One Side Of Face AffeC ted With Ailment
Resembling N uritis.

; Hope Wilson OF the Wilson Hard
ware Company and secretary Of the
Delaware State FAR, is III al his home
with an ailment that Is proving hard
one for physicians 70 diagnose One side
OF hi ia e affected and While the
appearance would Indicate poison. the
pain Is such IL would ensue with Heurltis
and III physicians say it Is not poison
Mr. Wilson was first stricken on sun
day but was reported rs being consider
ably improved today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
MANY PENNA. MINERS READY
TO RESUME WORK, Is REPORT

By A~~ocialed Press " eyrrv bNau4s
PIttshurg. Dec. 5 Repogts that w4ug
union coal miners al the PlttShurg dls,r&
on strike since November 7. had express L
lo their employers Is desire to return 'o
work, reached hers -oday Operators
viewed rhe situation with optimism. bQr
Continued on paau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
GODRY JURY DISAGREED.
This Vas Second Failure and Case Went
Over Again.

After being out several hours the Jury
III the case OF Louis Godry, charged with
assault with intent TO commit rape on
Stella Lipskowski, 81 years old, was
unable 10 reach verdict Yesterday after
noon and vas discharged BY Judge Boyce.
The case was continued to the January
term Of court. This case was tired earlier
in the term and the jury st that time
DISAGREED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
MAN FOUND DEAD UNDER
WASHINGTON ST. BRIDGE
Head Crushed and Right Arm
Broken May Have Junlhed or
Fallen Off Structure.

This morning Policeman Cosgr0ve
q recent appointee TO the city force found
the body of a man IN ! gutter along the
north side Of the Brandywine. under
W Washington Bridge.
The man had evidently been dead for
some time His head was crushed in
and the right arm broken lie was
apparently 80 or 40 years old
There was nothing on the body by
which the man could be identified The
only article in the pockets was an lnger-
soil watch
The coroner was notified and took
charge Of the remains, and the police
and detective departments are investi-
eating the case. The man is believed to
have jumped or fallen from the bridge.
He is believed TO have been q Pole.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Adults Blgamy Charse

Joseph II kralowltz, an ex-soldicr. Mas
held IN $500 bail for Court al General
Sessions III Clty court today on the charge
of bigamy Attorney Philip l. Garrett.
counsel for the man, told The court his
client would plead guilty in thc upper
court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
To Remembers Missionaries at Christmas

Members Of the Woman's Auxiliary OF
st. Johns T. E. Church made plans at q
meeting yesterday to send Christmas
baskets TO foreign missionaries At the
next meeting on Thursday members are
requested TO bring articles TO fill the
Christmas baskets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Amusements Tonight

Playhouse Piccadilly Jim.~
tt4rrlrk Nt.3UVlIit
DGCc0 hSes of NCbth.~
NlAjCs tiC Il. Apaches.
t.iAitp teGNts
SAVOY Dangerous AIlr.-
Victoria Dawn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
MAsHrNGroN. Decemher S.

PrsiGenr Wilson R1il see Senators Fall
and HitchcocA al 80 p n. today, To
discuss the Mexican situation,
senator Fall announced that m
nle,uately after Tie conference he would
make public The evidence 90 which ne
based his charges IN the senate that the
Mexican ambassador and coasuk 70 the
United States "ere circulating rea
propaganda.
senators Fail and Hitchcock we're
named 4 committee yesterday by the
Senate foreign relations committee -
confer with the President 70 seek als
views On the resolution oi senator Fail
requesting hat be President sever dlpio-
matte relations @ith he Mexican govern
nen;
The hitchcock resolution proposing
that Congress assure tige Pres dent oi ITS
support should he decide - break with
Mexico also VIII be presented - the
President
Senator Hitchcock, il VS. learned ag
the White Hose, communicated with
Secretary E.mQlty late last night regard
lng the conference, ana sand 1t Was not
necessary that the President see the
Senators Immediately, but the President
decided 10 have the conference to-day
The Senators viii 20 70 the " hite
House after the President cabinet has
held a special meeting at which ne Mex
can situation viii bc discussed. he meet
!ng ,sas called toiay oy Secretary anslng,
ho spent nearly two hours before the
foreign relations committee yesterday LIS
cl,~sing the Fau and hitchcock rcSola-
tionS and Mexican question generally
The request Of Senator Hitchcock that
the President zee the Senator's was re-
ferred to Mrs. Wilson anu approval If the
conference vas given ~ Rear Admiral
Gravson the President personal ply
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Edwards Divorce Case Continued

in Superior Court tins morning, before
Judges Boyce and Rlce, the divorce suit
ot Clarence J. Edwards vs. helen W
Edwards was continued ro the January
term Judge ksce expressed the hope thaJ
The couple would become. rcconcllcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Certified milk tor infants Glover
Dairy Co,-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Convince yourself AS 10 prioc and
quaIity-BicycIes oi3 Shipley street.
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

The safe, sensible drink Clover Dairy
nailk.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
Meather Forecasl.

Il, Associated Press - Every Evening
Washington, Dec 3. Forecast foy p-iA
ware
tair touiSnf ~ui ~atsriaS ,iishEis colNoc
tTeoA WvN3 inIa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

Washington. Der "a special meet
ing Of President Wilson cabinet for I
) n tcdav was called ty Secretary
Lansing. II was understood that the
Mexican situation vas To be the chief
topic Of discussion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05
MEXICAN BREAK Up
IN CABINET, WILSON
TO SEE COMMITTEE
President Insists That Senate In
vestigators Come to White
House This Afternoon.
FALL TO REPORT AT ONCE
b. Associased press 70 Every evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Houston TEXAS Dec. 5.-230
. m Gen. ] II. WoIters. com
handing the Texas calvary with
headquarters here today received
adyires ~ = raid by MEXICAN bandits
an + store near fhc border eleven
miles south 1T Zapata, county seat
If Lepata county. Texas
Tnc information II shat the owner
oF the tore vas bound after which
the Dlaco va looted and hc bandits
fed across the border
The report was telephoned by W
" Hanson, 4 captain IN the ranger
service, who II serving as special
examiner for the senate investigating
committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-05

The foreign relations committee wl
not meet until Monday to receive the
report Of the Senators as ID the President 3
views on the Mexican question: De-
cision 10 have the Senator's visit the White
House was reached by the committee
after Secretary Lansing had told it that
the President had not heen consulted
In the present diplomatic exchanges with
Mexico regarding the jenkins case.
Immediately after arrangements were
made for the conference. Senator Fall
began assembling the evidence on which
his charges against Mexican government
representatives were based and preparing
an abstract Tor pre-e -entatIon TO The Presl-
dent
The senator plans ID take al the eyl-
denca 10 the White House 50 II will be
available FOR the President should be ash
for
The courier-index., 1919-10-31
Who Ca Ten of the Morrow! Don't
 Dday. flo to Church Next Sunday.

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 A bSH ,aa n s1M tomorrow vhst IF e.n co .od'y yoH 8l n MHA1 Co& sns ao~ and n:gsssfng 'aofcn' SoD Nf N&Hk1Of YOU when you need him most
 Srfnk AL rA2 % CALLED ooop TiMGs AhE NON. Oe saa aMpYx YOU'LL HAvk REAL GOOD TfMe IN oHV"ch ry.s y4s MAh wirn rhE CONSCIENCE WHO hAs THs stAi oooo riMa M rhIs WORLD. rRouslEo coNsc'kHcss AsstLr paoM MANY or ThE 60 CALLED oooo T'MEs ~ TODAY ,swr rhts THINK IT OVER COD WANTs I'VE YOUNG proelG ynG CHURCH WANTS THE YovNo PEOPLE pRgAenEas WANT rHE YOUNG PEOPLE IN cIvhoh 1HI Lsssohs rHAr ARB rAvoAr THERE FIT MAN oh WOMAN FOR rhG BATTLE or LWk
 It sems every of endesvor tut the obuTcn ENTHUaAeTIC Why not become enthusasto ovsr church. ut the goal worth vhlsi Eve young man and young voan "a this sonunhy should make point to GO IO UHuHUh nax gunday When you shld went ts church WI! forre e church In the days carly manhood CT woanhooo i there time when FED TIE GHUROa MoSi The eAurch k the BULWARK OF THE NATION xou I as.a ' 70 s TO oa6RCa ssk.s.ns .t,nl dvas 's ies psSA Spndxyi
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The courier-index., 1919-10-31

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
 Rev. A. Womack, Pastor Sunday morning and evening" fser meet Wednesday night Sunday School Sunday morning
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 RevW Johnston, Pastor Sunday morning and evening ouhoay School At 945 each Wednesday evening
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
 C.. L. Hammock. Pastor V Sunday Sunday ono0i 945 Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings ST ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 The Rev. Burke, Rector n 9 services Sunday.
 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible School every Lords Supper at lo6 eaen Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
The Wonderful Call
When Baby Comes
Like she Blast Of Heavenly Trumpet
When Cnn of Motherhood Is Felt.

or all tho most vital times in a woman'a
me- the coming OF baby il frauEht with tho
greatest meaning. Care should be exercised
10 Insure that the crisis Is passed In safety.
Apprehension is avoided by the timely use
OF Mothers Friend. a preparation of pcne-
tratinI otis and medicinal ingredients which
renders tho muscles. cords. tendons and liga
mHnts Diiable. and thua tension is avoided.
Tho usual nervousness. nausea hearing
down and stretching pains are counteractcd
and tho period Is ono OF calm ropose
Tho broad. nat abdominal muscles relar
with ease. and when baby comes tho ttmo
at the crisis is less and pain ana danger Is
avoided.
T1ousanda OF women for half a century
havo used this penetrating external applica !.
ton; prepared especially for cxpoctant
nlnthcrs. ana every woman awaiting the
crisis should give nature Il helping hand.
Write tho Bradicld Regulator COMPANY.
Dept. H.. Lamar Building. Atlanta Gcorria
for their Motherhood Book. OF great .yalmc
er's Friend from tho druggist and begin its
application regularly night and morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
THIRD DEATH RESULTS
FROM HOPEWELL FIRE
CRIME" Williams succumbs to InJurics
several suspects Already Arc
Under Arrest.

i''i'''Ifi 70 me Tunes DISPATCH
ftIERSBtRG. VA, May 26-An-
other, q third. death has resulted fror,
tho carly Sunday morning fire at Hone
Wei. when the rOomnE house kept by
rosa wood At tho corner OF Poythreas
and pu Point Streets, HONEYWELL. was
DESTROYED. as is believed. by the act of
an ihcondiary. As ~lIas boon stated
Rosa Wood escaped. with injuries. by
Miss Elizabeth Iiurkett persisted in tho
names Miss Grace Williams was
fatally burned ard diod this morning
~ the hospital at HopcwcH. and VIII
liam Adams. soldier OF the Si1ty-
second Infantry. also fatally burned
died in tho bare hospital at Cann Lee
Sunday afternoon
The building, II is stated. had been
under tho surveillance OF tho military
police. and soon after they left the
vicinity to secure search warrants tho
fro broke out. Gasoline seems to have
been spread freely about the lower
leading upntairs. which caused the fire
TO burn RAPIDLY and 10 catch tho
roon"rs on tho upper floor as in trap.
After the Wood woman had jumped
from tho window, Elizabeth Burkett
tried To follow. but she failed and her
charrcd body was found on tho floor
AZ the window. The soldier. Adams,
and Grace Williams. both managed 10
and were taken 10 the hospital. Adams
ga Id he could have escape had he not
stopped TO assist Miss Williamr
Elizabeth Burhctts parents 1.-Two in
Hopcwcil. but formerly in Pulaski, Va.
whore her body VIII be sent for burial
Tho police haze made several arrests
in connection with the fro. Mike and
John Pine, Italians. are being held. as
are 1sad;aCCo and Pctsy Penna. two
Greeks and discharged soldiers the
latter rs material witnesses
George Mites, alias George Spiro,
charged BY tho liopewoll police with
e. " q y nd n do n.
hod hy the ifopcwcll police as tho man
wanted there and VIII be taken 10
Fopewcll tomorrow morning. Accord
ing TO the iIopcwell police Mlttos was
in tho city TWO hours before tho fire
wes discovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
Pawn Everything
but Their Corsets
Shops Here Sho,U Re-
markable Variety of
Securities.

Every article OF personal apparel
appears on the lists Of Richmond pawn
brokers' in tho last four months. ac-
cordtnE TO. the police. except women s
months found herself in such needy
circumstances that 1t was necessary
TO pawn that precious article. total
Of $4,000 articles have been ''in hook"
In the specified time. and amount :
ranging from so cents to $500 have
as security represented about s225. 900
In loans. or an average of S. on each
article hold By the brokers. Richmond
has twelve pawnshops. twice the NUM-
her licensed 10 do business in Balti-
more.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
70 Keep the Face
/, Fresh, Clear, Youthful

.orc important than tho cosmetic
G Of tho complexion is its physical
&c. 70 keep the face clean, fresh.
tthful, there's nothing better than
nmon mercoliAod wax. II abSorbs
0soi,ed or faded worn skin par
cs. Cosmetics simply add unwhole-
inoncgs to tho complexion. That's
difference. BY all means acquire
mercolizcd wax habit. It's SO
" to get an ounce of the wax at
> druggists, apply at night like
a cream and wash it, off next morn
+. There's no detention indoors,
old skin coming off so gradually
one suspects you're using anything.
,tcn in "A week or, two the aliuringiy
ithful, rosc-likc Vundcrskin is fully
+ vicw-wclI, You won't want, or
IL, q makeup complexion after tina t.
Z list be apparent that this process
Ans complete radiance OF all cutane-
IL blemishcs. Hike frecklcs. pimples,
tchcs and blackhcads.--Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
NORFOLK GETS $4,000
FOR HOME SERVICE FUND
People of Small Means Make Up Ma
jorlt! OF Contributor to
C1usc Of SatvatiOnists.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

iSpcCIai TO j nc IlmcS-DiSpatch.1
NORFOLK. VA. May 2s-Norfolk to-
might reported 10000 contributed 20
the salvation Army home service fund
The donations were almost entirely
from the people OF smaller means. /;
being noticeable that the men Of large
interests and incomes were barely rep
resented in the lists.
When II was apparent that tho
teamwork TO secure the quota or 800
600 had failed. Exalted Ruler Frank
a. Evans. OF Norfolk Lodge. Nc. 3I5.
benevolent Protective Order Of Eiks,
announced that tho Elks would under
take TO secure the balance Of 100000
and report at special Victory sup
per TO be held Thursday night a. the
chamber of Commerce club.
The offer was accepted. and the Elks
VIII be given free hand 20 conduct
their whirlwind campaign OF two
DAYS In their own way
The women workers. under Mrs n.
u. Lew tonight turned into the fund
$4,000 as result OF sales OF orange.
today. this being Orange Day The
women have Melted $4,000 from
Doughnut Day, Kettle Day ana Orange
Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
And You Wake Up With
Beautifully Curly Hair!
Clown Tattler.)

This Is secret that will know.
be appreciated by my lady who dis,
likes the tedious aad nervous" task
or twisting her locks around "a heated
iron. perhaps singcing the hair. burn
ing off the ends, and blistering the
fingers or scalp in the operation.
From any druggist procure few
ounces OF pure liquid silmerine and At
night pour little onto n clea. to n
brush and draw this down % f,,ll
length Of the hair. y simple ,..-e
do, but rema rkably efectua, as III
be apparent in the morninr.
The hair will have w.. dcrfully
soft fluffy curliness. much more nat
ural looking, glossier and livelner in
appearance than where a waving iron
has been used Silmerine doesn't make
the hair sticky or greasy. and there
will be no trouble doing it UP I'm anv
style desired.-OlEa Ormsb ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
GOVERNMENT FOODSTUFF
WILL BE OFFERED HERE
Fostmnster Notified That 1.33s,oIe
rounds Of Flour Substitutes
VIII he Sold.

The U. S. government is preparing
TO put large quantity OF surplus
ioodStuhs on In" market in this terri
Tory. and IL Is generally believed that
ms action Will result in lower prices
In this section.
The commodities TO bo first offered
10 INC public are -four substitutes of
which l,33S.oic pounds will he sold,
according to a letter received by POST
master Thornton from the Office of
Zone Supply, at Baltimore
These substitutes consis. ~ corn
meal. oatmeal, corn, rice barley and
graham -four. Bids for these food
htuits must reach tho government Zone
supply once. at Atlanta. by 10 4 n
June A.