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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
ACT ON M'sWINEY's DEATH
Friends Of Irish Freedom and An.
cient Order Of Hiberniaps 20
Meet Tomorrow Night.

A call has been issued for meeting ~
the Friends of Irish Freedom and the An
Gent Order of iIibcrniens IN Irisb ADeri-
can Hall tomorrow night.
The object Of the meeting " ~ take
action ON the death ~ Terence Mac
Swipey, Lord Mayor of Cork, ~ Brixton
Prison, London, Yesterday.
Thomas s Doherty, one ~ thn4e m
strlImental in calling the meeting,
said today. "Our people are dceplysfirred
and consider the means BIZ which Terence
MacSwipey's death was brought about y
blenisii on the English speaking people :"
At the meeting appropriate res
olusions will probably be adopted. follow
ing addresses, and requests made that
masses he said IN the churches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
TOO BUSY TO MEET PARSONS.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York, Oct. 26.-Plans for a pil-
grimage of 100 clergymen to Senator
Hardings home at Marion, O., have
been abandoned because Of the candidate $
press OF other engagements, il WAS an
nouneed yesterday by Republican head
quarters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
GREEK KING DIES
FROM MONKEY BITE
Alexander Succunnbs 70 Blood Poi
son From Wound; Dynastic
Problem Acute.
BY A.,ecIated pre.s.o every grening

by Associated PreSs'c Every Evening
Athens, Oct. 2G--T-he throne ~ Csfeeco
made vacant by the death of King Alex
ander, viii be offered 20 Prince Paul
third son Of former King Constsntine
u Is officially announced
Paris, Oct 26--At the French foreign
office II was said today that the Frc-ch
government is quite IN agreement with the
policy If Premier Venizeios IN oferIrg be
Greek throre 70 Price Paul, as he is tho
logical as well as the dynas.ic uicce~sor 70
the late King Alexander, owing 20 tbe
elimination ~ former kirg Corstartius
ard Prince George from the Succession
The French government n was stated
fba' alternative Of foreign prir CT is not
rcalizable owing 20 the fact that mo
foreign prince Is ayailableas fhoss available
win not accept"
Athens, OrA 26.-King Alexander dt~d
Yesterday evening AZ 5.2f Hi~ death wa
due % wounds which be had received Ia
ar attack ON him by pet monkey early
IN October, the king being badly mu-
tIst~d.
Throughout Sunday night his heart a.
tion grew weaker. his general debility be-
came more pronounced and pulmonary
symptoms were intense Breathing ~
times was most difficult and alarming
and At noon yesterday Il was announced
that the kings condition was hopeless
King Alexander Of Greece. second son
Of Constantine ] and Queen Sophie.
sister Of the former German emperor
suocce<icd 10 the throne on July Il. 1917
when Ills father quilted Grec~e on the
demand Of France, Great Britain ard
h1xesA
His elder bro,h~x, Prince George. Duke
Of Sparta up TO that time tho herr
apparent, vas passed over. bv the en-
tente powers IN the belief that he Ws-
too much IN sympathy with the pro-
German policies 0f his parents.
The abdicatlon Of King Constantine
was brought about directly by an al
tfrnatuIn notifying him that be must
abdioase in favor OF his second son.
Alexander. or the Allies world rcc0g-
nlxe The NenIzelos Provisional Govern
rnent as applying 70 the whole of tiseece
instead Of merely 70 the zone around
saloniki. Complianoe with the demand bv
Constantine was uer essary 70 save the
title Of King OF the Hellenes 10 hIs family
King Alexander was born august D.
1898. He was educated IA part at Oxford.
England, and ms selection was caused
largely by the belief that his residence
there had caused him 10 be friendly TO
the English. Before his elevation he
served in the Greek army as a captain
of artillery, and was said % have had
an excellent military record
King Alexander and Helen ManOs were
married in Athens by the Archmandrite
of that city, but the Metropolitsn Of
Athens, who outranks the Archimaairite
IN the Greek Catholic Church. refused
to make the marriage civilly biniing.
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEW TYPEwRITING RECORD.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evenlns
New York Oct. l6.-Geores l.. Hossfeld
Of Paterson. y, j., YESTERDAY won the
speed typcwriting championship OF the
United Ststes and Canada by typing sp-
proximately l31 words q minute for so
consecutive minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
FREE COPIES OF THE
COVENANT OF THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

may be had upon request at the
Business Office of Every Evening.
We have secured a limited number
Of the Covenant in pamphlet form
mt the earnest request Of many
citizens, who desire to read the
actual document nd decide it's
merits for themselves.
The League Covenant is the
Paramount Issue of the Campaign.
Every man, every womsn should
read it.
Copy of Covenant mailed to any
address only W en- z cent stamp
accompanies request
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DEATH OF MRS. A. G. FULLER.
Was Mother of j. Il. Fuller of Goldey
College.

Word was received in this city this
morning Of the sudden death of Mrs
A. G. Fuller, 80 years old, m other Of j. E
Fuller, vice-president of Goldey College,
at her home IN Dows, Iowa. Mrs. Fuller
had been i'll only short time and her
death was unexpected.
She is survived by her husband, A. G.
Fuller, and four sons, A. c., Jg., of Storm
Lake, Iowa; M. l.. Fuller of Peoria, Ill
r. Z. Fuller, Chicago, Ill, and j. f..
Fuller of this city. Funeral SERVICES will
be held Thursday afternoon at her late
home in Dows, Iowa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Amueements Tonlxhs.

Playhouse william Rocks Revue q ioa0.
Carries audcyille.
ouecn-- n lac malt
Majestic-''rhe Leopard NoBAn
Rialto-"'rhe Girl Who Staycf at Ho1aS
Sayoy--"Child for sale
Slrand-t. nasserx hN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
TWO AMERICANS KILLED
IN TAMPICO OIL FIELDS

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Oct. 26.-Two American
citisene have boon killed in the Tampico
oil fields, dispatches today 20 the State
Department said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
JACK DEMPSEY EIGHT
GEOR - CARPENTIEE

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Oct 26.-Jack Depsey and
Georges Carpenter were matched here
this afternoon for fight for the heavy
weight championship of the world. be-
tween February | and July |, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SlGNOR RICCI COMING
AS ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Rome, Oct. 26-Senator Rolandi Ricci,
according to Popolo Romano, today, is
to be appointed Italian ambassador at
Washington.
Washington, Oct. 26.-Neither the State
Department nor the Italian embassy has
received any word of the intention of the
Italian government to appoint Senator
Rolandi Ricci as ambassador to the
United States.
II was stated by officials today that the
usual inquiries regarding the acceptability
of new envoy had not reached the State
Department andat the embassy it was
said that no information on the subject
had been received from Rome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Perfect nttlns kye Glasses.

Collins & Meyer, iol W. sth St--Adr.
School children need ClOycr Diary
Mix. Phone tS4o.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and viii be to you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Listen-Attend the Vinage Fair. eve
ninss October 2S-29, S. i. Cor. Ninth and
Franklin streets.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Storm Doors, Storm Sash. Porch In
closures. Findali d Son. 6l4 Tatnai
street.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

$25 worth OF records, free Afford Piano
Co., 210 West Ninth streeA-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Spend money wisely Buy Clover Dairy
Milk. Phone I540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Press - Every xvcnias
ware.
showers probable lsts t0nlght Rnd
Wednesday not much change IN tou4ses-
ature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Galway, Ir~ssnd Ocf 2S--Thons
Eayan. keepcr n a publie hnu-r ~ kth~a-
night by rssders after tne latter haf
cussd hlm a oomplieity in the murder ~
Prank II. shaw. Galway g..sssfrs's
last Narrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

1t was reported that Republican leaders
considered the matter yesterday at secret
meeting, with view to disclaiming any
connection with the offending cartoon, and
also with view of censuring Mr.. Harvey.
No comment was made at the Republican
National Committee headquarters on the
subject.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-18

So determined us the automobile to kill
some one that one in Seattle broke away
from it's mornings and in it's mad flight
crushed woman to death. 1t used to be
said of a gun that it was dangerous without
stock, lock or Darrell, man having been
beaten to death with a ram rod. Lets hope
the automobile will not acquire like repu~
itatOn
Every time colored man runs for nomi-
nation in Seattle he gets few more votes
than the one who previously ran, which is
hopeful sign. DR.. Maxwell got over five
hundred votes last Tuesday, half as many as
the winner, which was big improvement
over the vote gotten by colored man in the
same district two years ago. jest tell UNI
we is risin'.' -
In the forty-fourth legislative district
George Meacham was nominated and he will
be elected but once he gets taste of
politics and he will be after something else
in the state lay dead for him and when he
does come up for something outside of that
district Just remember what he had to say
about them It's a long lane that has no
turn.
candidates should tour the country
says Gov. Cox, and of course make fools
Of themselves as the most of the preslden-
tial candidates, who have toured the cOun-
try have DONE Blaine toured the country
and lost, Harrison toured the country and
lost Hughes toured the country and lost
and Cox has toured the country, and if he
does not loose, then the returns from Maine
belle themselves.
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-18

the Supreme Court of Illinois, of which but
few If any in Seattle have heard the facts
by DR.. Bundy himself are to be told and
you should be present next Thursday and
hear it from him. "YOu and each of you.''
says Rev. w. D. Carter, care welcome and
the doors of the church will be thrown open
to the public without cost or price, In
other words DIR. Bundy charges no admission
to any of his lectures. The new Mt. Zion
Baptist churchs hould witness it's first ca
.paclty house to greet DR.. Bundy, September
23rd at o'clock
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-18
PURELY PERSONAL

Odd Fellows Attention! Mt. Rainier will
initiate 81 members September 23rd at the
Jeerson Hall, 21st and East Jefferson. j.
T. Bailey, Noble Grand E. R. Carney, Sec
rotary.
Soiourner truth club will hold annual
meeting at the club home 1422-23rd Ave.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 21st. The public
is cordially invited to be present.
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Jamison are much
pleased with their undertaking the manage
ment of the Laurel Apartments and have
already rented to number of permanent
tenants For the convenience of those look
ing for the place take the Yesler Way
cable aud get off at Twenty second and walk
one block south or take either No. or No.
II and get off at Twenty-second avenue
south and walk one block north.
The members of the Webb Orchestra, a mu-
steal aggregation of rare talent, are to be-
come permanent citizens of this city. They
gave their first public entertainment last
evening.
Next week the Rev. w. D. Carter, the
chief promoter Of the New Mount Zion Bap:
fist church, Harry S. James, the architect OF
the same, and E. R. James, the superinten.
dent of the construction work, all leave Seat
tie, which is quite coincident, so far as that
church is concerned. Rev. Carter, however,
will only be on a brief vacation and will be
in his pulpit in about two weeks, but the
Jameses go to New Zealand, where they will
do bit of construction work before sailing
for South America
DR.. F. N. Bundy of East St. Louis riot
fame is headed for Seattle on a lecture tour,
not for pelf, but to place the part he played
in that now historic riot properly before
the people of the United States He will
lecture from the pulpit Of the Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church next Thursday evening Septem-
Der 23rd at s o'clock p. M, and the entire
community is invited to be present. Much
has been read about that now bloody hola.
Gust, in which untold numbers Of colored
persons lost their lives. and the part DR..
Bundy played in the defence Of the colored
citizens and his subsequent arrest, convic.
ton and temporary release from prison by
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-18
STOLEN FROM THIEVES

Harry Carey, the movie star, has ranch
near Los Angeles. He boosted of how he
raised his own foodstutfs cattle and hogs.
but added 'even at that it, not on what
you could call a really independent, self
supporting basis. - How s that?' asked his
friend. "Well, said Harry, 81 still have
to buy my gasoline in town, and so far 1
haven t been able to raise any silk shirts for
my gang to wear on Sunday'
A farmer was the father of twelve child
rem, all of whom had been rocked in the
same cradle by the same great toe He was
rocking the newest arrival one night when
his wife remarked: John, that cradle is
nearly worn out; it's so rickety that IN
afraid it will fall to pieces It's about
used up replied her husband Then,
handing her $40, he added: 'The next time
you go to town get new one a good one,
one that will last
Frederick was sitting on the curb, crying,
when Billy came along and asked him what
was the matter 'Oh, l feel so bad cause
Majors dead-my nice old collie!' sobbed
Frederick. ''Shucks" said Billy. INV
grandmother's been dead week, and you
don't catch me crying" Frederick gave
his eyes and nose a swipe with his hand,
and, looking up at Billy sobbed despair
ingly: Yes, but you didn t raise your grand
mother from pup
Leaning against the fence of cottage
garden stood a diminutive urchin, sobbing
as though his heart was dangerously near
the breaking point. A benevolent old man
approached him. ''What is the matter, my
child?' he inquired soothingly The youth
only roared the louder. my father,'' he
howled, has been beatin' me-" Come,
comet said the old man, ''you musn' t cry
like that All fathers have to beat their
boys at times. You must cheer up and for
get all about it," Then the small boy
looked at him with scornful glare. "Ah!'
he said slowly. 81 might forget it if my
father was an ordinary sort O. man. butt
and here tears burst forth once more
che plays the big drum in a brass band"
Rex Beach was motoring through north
ern Minnesota. He admits that he was
aware that the roads in that part of the
state were not Travelled over much and wasn't
looking for any boulevards de luxe, but just
the same he began to have misgivings when
the road plunged into a swamp where they
had to lower the top to get beneath the
bows of the tamaracks EDO many cars
travel this road?" asked Beach Of some
children who happened along. "Oh, yes
SIR they chorused. "Lots of 'em One
came last year, and one this year, and now
you re here''
A correspondent of the New York Sun
sent in the. following translation of Chinese
rejection slip, used in returning would-be
contributions: eve have read thy manu-
script with infinite delight Never before
have we reVeled in such maSterDiece If we
printed it the authorities would ordain us
to take it for model, and henceforth never
print anything inferior to it. AS it would
be impossible to find it's equal within ten
thousand years, we are compelled, though
shaken with sorrow, to return your divine
manuscript, and for doing so we beg one
Thousand DardOnS -
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-09-18
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS

Who ever doubts that the State of Wash
ngton has Hart certainly has guess COM
ing.
Now that the election is over let's hope
that the utilization dictionary will for an
other two years be laid away
The Farmer-Labor convention last Tuesday
after all was Strong enough to pull the
Rev. Sidney into the political game.
Jimmie Cox sees no significance in the
Maine vote, which must mean that John
Barleycorn played no part in the finals
there.
1t seldom happens that Wall Street has
a jar, but she got one the other day that
made even j. P. Morgan set up and take
notice.
Mayor Thompson "and his niggers'' Of
Chicago seem to have the State of Illinois,
from political standpoint, in their vest
pockets.
A bouquet of cactus would be fitting
compliment on the part of Senator Wesley l..
Jones to the Seattle Star for opposing him
in the late primaries.
Both Lamping and French, political buck
aneers. have gone where the woodbine twin
eth, where we trust they will remain forever
and one day afterwards.
In the Triple Alliance convention last
Tuesday COL Henry Thompco~ ~~~~,s to have
gotten lost in the shuttle. Say, Brer Brady,
you made slight blunder.
Realizing that it was impossible to win the
pennant by going over the top the Seattle
base ball team seems to have decided to get 1t
by going through the bottom.
AS much opposed to the black man as is the
average Democrat, yet the Democratic party
of this state has nominated Black man for
governor. What fools we mortals be-
With the League of Notions and John
Barleycorn tied to his campaign coat tail,
as much as we are opposed to the election OF
Jimmie Cox, yet we are forced to pity him.
In our opinion G. j. France is going to
have one hell of time heroizing himself on
account of being dropped from superf1uous
position only from salary standpoint in
his favor. ..
Col. House, who recently returned to this
country from Europe, has gone to Boston
instead of Texas. Having failed to run
things in Europe, in Boston he may get
some new ideas
Perhaps DR.. Hurd OF Seattle did much
toward helping the Allies lick Germany, but
he is now in for a good sound thrashlng
from a German as he recently married
German woman of alleged noble birth.
Macswiney, who is trying to starve HIM
self to death in an English prison to create
sentiment which he hopes will result in the
freedom of Ireland from the English yoke, is
having hard time in making die OF 1t.
We are of the opinion that DR.. D. T.
Cardwell will yet learn that there are others
besides himself in this political game and
that they like himself have opinions that ne
must respect or he will get caught in
mighty political jam.
Though the equinoctual storms seem to
have gotten here little ahead OF time, yet
the most of us recognized them and wished
them God speed that we might enjoy few
more pleasant weeks OF sunshine before
King Pluvius began his reign
no ria1
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

make formal announcement TO-
dav for the democratic nomination
for the legislature.
This being an agricultural coun-
ty, l appreciate the fact that now is
the time to have a representative OF
that class in the legislature. While
this interest shall predominant my
actions, should be chosen to repre-
sent YOU in the legislature, other IN
terests will not be allowed to suffer
at nv hands. Realizing this fact,
have concluded to yield to this feel
ing or sentiment by virtue OF the
strong and pressing solicitation
brought to bear upon me from many
sections of the county.
| crave the vote and influence o.
every citizen of the county, whether
male or female, promising, if elected
to faithfully represent you to the
best of my ability.
Respectfully,
J. M. FOSTER.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-11
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have a very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, laziness,
nervousness and sickness.
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restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its strengthening, invigOrating effect, see
how it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not a patent medicine, it is simply
IRON and QUTNINE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
blood needs Quinine to Purifyit and IRON
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the blood.
The Strength Creating Power Of GROVES
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More than thirty-fve years ago, folks
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needed a bodybuilding. strengthening
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store. 60c per bottle.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-11
KILLED OVER GIG.
ARETTE PAPER
-,
Ruthville. June s.

Ruthville, June g.
More prosperity for Ruthville.
Born, to tne wife Of Mr.. R. D. Full
Ter, fine girl. This is No. 4 of Mr..
Fuller's offspiings-alB girls No
more war, but peace and sunshine is
believed.
Mr.. r. c. Reams is no better. He
is confined to his bed all the time.
Our son, R. T. Vincint, and fami-
ly of Lynnville came to visit us
Saturday, and early Sunday morn
ing carried myself and wife, via
Martin and Dresden, to see our
daughter, wife Of A. B. Ross, five
miles north of Dresden, returning
in the afternoon.
A young man by the name of Ell
lis Fox, who was raised here and
whose father and mother are both
dead, left here about ten days ago
for Hickman and was brought back
Saturday evening corpse and
buried at Sandy Branch by the side
of his mother. The sad news fol
lowed that Ellis became involved in
a difficulty with another young
man over a small book of cigratte
paper when the other young man
drew his gun and shot young Fox in
the head, killing him instantly.
Behold what matter a little fire
kindleth. The murderer is in Jail
at Hickman and friends have gone
down to investigate.
Rained only four days and nights
last week here. Tobacco hanging
in barns is badly moulded, grass
and weeds on the farms are making
overtime in growth.-Country.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-11
INSURANCE MAN IS
MUCHENTHUSED
Feels Fine After Taking Pomeroy's
PuratOne-Gains Ten
Pounds Quickly.

/ gained ten pounds on my first
bottle CT Pomeroy's Puratone, said
H. S. Vaughn, residing at 3909
Park Avenue, Nashville, well
known representative for the Cot,
ton States Life Insurance Co.
81 hadn't enjoyed good health fol-
four years." continued Mr.. Vaughn.
81 suffered with stomach trouble,
liver complaint, constipation, ner'
vousness, weakness and a general
rundown condition. Nothing ! ate
agreed with me and / was troubled
lot with headaches and dizzy spells.
Ny stmach was sour and / was corr
tinually splitting up undigested food,
l couldn't walk hardly any distance
without giving out. / seemed to be
losing weight and strength every
Gay.
"Pomeroy's Puratone has just
about made brand new man of me.
have a fine appetite now. AID can
eat three hearty meals every day
without suffering any afterwards.
feel like / have new stomach. |
can sleep all night long aud get get
vi in the morning feeling just fine,
| never have a headache or dizzy
spell-in fact, all the disagreeable
symptoms have disappeared. My di-
gestion is perfect, and as said be-
fore l have gained ten pounds and
my strength has been wonderfully
increased. Pomeroy's Puratone is
the greatest medicine on earth, ! be-
lieve."
Puratone is sold in Dresden by
Alexander & Brasfield; in Glason
by ]. C. Ammons; in Martin by Hunt
& Mayhem, and one leading druggist
in every town.-Adv.