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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30
TWO IMPORTANT ARTICLES ELSE
WHERE IN THIS PAPER

In another part Of this paper VIII be
found two very important articles that
rightly belong on these pages, but
space would not permit. One article
deals with the wool situation, and the
other tells of the farm tour that took
place last Tuesday. Both articles are
well worth reading, and we trust they
will be given careful perusal. On one
of these pages; considerable space is
devoted to a awrite.up of an important
meeting held at Ames recently where
in the farmers income tax is discussed
at some length. For this article, we
ask careful reading -y -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30

Roy Frank, of Renwicll, Iowa, breed
er of Abcrdecn.A Angus cattle, in 1916
and 1917 bought two heifers from j.
Tudor & Son. of iowa City. From
these Two hcifers he has sold the Off
spring at public sales, which have
brought him in just $3l 900. In addition
he has sold two bull calves at private
sale, and still has the Two original
cows. He paid for them $775 and $3.50
respectively. The cows arc of very
similar breeding, both being IIlbh
Ericas OF extra fashionable blood.
Nh
The champion strawberry grower Of
Iowa, IL; far as we have heard, is .tu-
gust Schuldt, Of Garner. He has har
vested 1000 quarts this year.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30
CLARK MARSHALL TO RETIRE
E'RDN{ FARM

Tho announcement that the Marshal
| farm is for sale concerns about the last
OF the real old timers. Mr.. Marshal
| lived on that farm long before there
| was any town nearer than DeniSOi
| thought Ot-WhCn the government trail
| which is now til" ridge road to Denison
| crossed his land on its way to Fort
! Randall in Dakota. His family was al
| born ana reared there. Other farms
| are still in the hands of the families
| of the original oWncrs, as, for exam,
| pie, the Weed farm, but 50 far rs we
know Mr.. Marshall is the last of the
real pioneers to be still operating the
tn" passing of the builders Of this
region. (,hartcr Oak Times.
The land referred to lays in section
Il. Charter Oak township, and n part
Of it was purchased by Mr.. Marshal II
in 1870. The original purchase was 1870
acres, but since that time enough has
been added to make the farm one OF
$50 acres. Mr.. Marshall during his res
idonce in Charter Oak township has
owned as high as twelve hundred acres
Of land. Much of this has been sold,
but this is the first time the old home
place has been offered for sale. 1t was
all wild land ut the time of purchase,
but is now one Of the best improved
farms in the ncghborhOod.
- T. J.
In our travels OVcy the county. we
find that not many farmers approve Of
the heautifying(? Of their premises by
IadvertisinG signs. Such decorations
may add by lending color to the land
scapc, but they are not regarded as
real works of art by most Of the farm
crs. The average farmer has come to
discourage the use of barns and shade
trees and small buildings rs a back
ground for flaring signs or sign boards.
At some of the cross road corners. the
signs have become so numerous rs to
be confusing, ANA the advertising sign
usually hides the highway sign. Signs
have their places and ought to be kept
within reason. The use of Il fence post
to tack Il sign to ought to be diScoUr-
aged as it has tendency to make the
farm home look "iunllv.' Even the
painting OF large signs on the roofs OF
farm buildings has Il tendency to
cheaper the appearance.
Thomas Robinson, the DurOc Jersey
breeder near Independence, recently re-
fused an offer Of $4,000 for his herd
boar, Pathfinder Superior. This offer
came shortly after another Of $4,000
had been refused. At the state fair last
year Robinson had what he felt was his
greatest piece of i'll luck when he lost
his great herd boar Grand Models
leader. an animal he had refused 81, 900
for. He paid $4,000 for Pathfinder Su-
periOr.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-30
THE FARM NEWS
SPECIAL PAGE DEVOTED TO THE FARMING
INTERESTS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY
GIVES EACH CHILD 16O-ACRE
FARlI

Claus Bielenberg, of Schleswig, last
week distributed among his seven chill
dren all his land holdings in Crawford
county, comprising nearly 1900 acres.
This land lays between SchlesWig and
kiron, and is some of Crawford cOun-
tvs best land. There are seven chill
dren. and each one will get 100 acres,
with a clear title and abstract. The
children are: Rose, the wife of Fred
Frederichsen; Dora, the wife of Fred
Reinking: Martha, the wife of Carl Wei
lcndorf; Adolph, Cladius and Fred. Mr..
Bielenberg retired from farm life some
years ago. and has since that time been
a resident of Schleswig.f He is one of
the substantial citizens of that enter
prising town. and his manner of divid-
ing his land and giving it to his chill
dren, while he.is still here to see them
enjoy it, has been the cause of much
favorable comment. Mr.. Bielenberg
came TO America in 1861. and made his
way to Davenport, where he worked as
a farm hand for three years, and then
cultivated a rented farm for eight
years. On the expiration of that peri
3D. having accumulated sufficient capt
tai, he came to Crawford county, and
purchased a tract of 100 acres. AS his
financial resources increased, owing to
his untiring industry and capable man.
time to time until they now embrace
more than 100 acres. The hope that
lead Mr. Bielenberg to leave his native
land and seek a home in America has
been more than realized. He found
the opportunities he sought, and is now
living to enjoy the fruits of labor and
wise invest n1ant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
APPLAUSE COSTS OPERA
SINGERS S50 PER WEEK
Chicago Stars Detail How Much
They Pay for Handclaps,
Braves and Encorcs.

Chicago, Jan. IL Singers of the Chi
capo Grand Opera Company have been
paying for applause Mt the rate OF from
$50 week to $50 performance, accord
ing 10 statements Of Charles fontaine.
French tenor. and Alesandro Dolei,
Italian tenor, made public today. An
assistant stage manager, the tenors said,
obtained tho money under promlses ot
"handclaps, crics Of bravo, encore,
or threats to cut off their artistic heads >
Herbert johnson. controller Of the
company, said hc had heard rumors
that somebody was shaking down
the artists and that n circular letter was
sent 10 the singers last month advising
them u was unnecessary to pay Tor ap-
pause
Fontaino SAID the claque leader told
the applauders, whom he stationed about
the theatre. whit singers tn applause,
when to start n demonstration and what
arias to make the singers repeat so that
the artists reception would appear wild
II enthusiastic
Dolci enid ho oefcd the clapie after
Cleofonte Campanlni, former director
general. now dead told him not to heed
the demands fuf money or tho threats,
Dolc said That Campanini enld hc hsd
been giving he man naned rs elaque
leader - tickets for frlenda ~ the chorus
or persons who helped with odd jobs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
NEW CHARTERS.

special Correspondence Of Eyery Evening
Dover, jan II Charters were. filed
here, Saturday rs follows
General Manufacturing Co, Whining
ton Del, capital. SO. 500, 0t0
BOSS Petroleum Go, Dover, Del.
81. 500, 500
Commercial Coal and Coke Co.,
Chicago. III, s. 800, 900.
General Machine and Equipment Co,
Wilmington, Del, 81 2,O00.0o0
Interstate Gas and Oil Contracting
Co, Wilmington, Del, 81 toe. 600.
Remington Phonograph Corporation,
Philadelphia Ia, 81 900 900
Young Rubber Products Co, ST Louis,
Mo, S600.000
Mutual Drilling and Producing Co,
New York City, 100000
Liberty Auto Exchange, Inc, Viii
mington, Del, $500. 600.
American Trades, Inc. Chicago. H.
5000. 900
Huntington Oh and Gas Co, Pittsbarg,
Pa. $3.50, 900
lank Tank sales Co. Chicago, H..
farm, machinery; $50. COO
Philadelphia, Spring Works, Inc, Phlla-
delphia, Pa. $500, 600
II n Drowder, Jr.. Co, PmIadelphla
Pa, contractors S200. 600
Abbott 4 Co, Wilmington, Del. invest
Incnts 3fl 900
Howctt Gus and oil Co, Williamsburg
Pa $50, 900
Increase IN capital Atlantic Nayiga-
tion Corporation, New York Citv. from
81 600. 900 to Sl0,000,0 GOO; Sylvanla Pro-
ducing Co. Franklin. Pa, 100000 to
$500 1000, Bella Steamship Corporation
changed to Calabasas Steamship Cor
poration, New York City. $4,000 to
$500, 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Reported Daily At Noon nv Lard \ Co.,
On pout Buildiug.
WILMINGTON Quotations.
Reported by Laird & Co.. Brokers.
LEAiliS.

}ROwN ON January -. 1000, Bena-
in r. husband of FiiTabcth brown,
5.lat,vc~ and fricrds arr invited 70 at
II thg funeral services At his late resi-
near HoCkCssin. Pei. on Thursday
esyrnoou at clock. lntcrment al
.aha-d, crmctcry.
tHlIlt IN this city on January -.
4la Kohcri " in his 53d wear
etauSe> and friends arr invited 70 attend
funera services at the residence ot ITS
f.tfl-lav Frederick Colt, sos jefferson
an THURSDAY afternoon. January -.
r. O'Clock. lntermCnt q Silverbrook
.e,"r,
Ont ,t Charleston. $ g on Jan
a., 1920 Nlcia. wife Of Alfrd ! iu
rar,r,t servt,rs az her residence. Ne
afternoon at 90 o'cioca lntermcnt pr
noHERTl on January, y, 1890, Mar.
Mary Dohcrty and granddaughter of
Niargar,t and the iate Thomas Doherty
HtlatveS. friends and immaculate Con
option Sodahty srC invited TO attend the
eunerai from hCr late residence. poo West
.ourth strSt on Thursday morning. Jan
s.srv l|, At . lock solemn requiem mass
,- = raui Church lnterment at Cathc-
"a crmetery.
tll.NiOkE In this dtY on January II.
ta1 Tarv wife of I'll 'str James Gilmore
Relatives AMI friends are invited to attend
fhc Uucra from the residence Of her son
Law .lOhp J. tlalcy. 1920 Linden StrpCt
m Wednesday morning AZ clock Sol
a}u feauicp mass az st Eli7ahcths
hunh. lutIrmcut az Cathedral cemetery.
NRKE IN this CITY on January =. 1920,
N'udrrd daughter III Daniel l. and
'tapti Cabhr. aged E years.
tr.attNes anu friends arc invited to attend
e.Ncrat service, - the residence Of her
ens 2" Washington street. on Thurs
afternoon ar 2.3t O'Clock lnterment
~slNtrbrook cemetery.
~ At Yorkiyu Del. on January 10,
t"2o John Ryan
Fclaftv,s and friends arc invited fo attend
funeral from hl> late residence Work.
On "Wednesday morning. January Il
al. tas huust u CiocA UIRh mass at
ioan., Church UockcssjD Intermcnt
foscpa cemetery
..I\G n this CITY on January l. 1920.
r w1fc of John 7 spring. 81. ased
ali, and friends arr invited to attend
tuuerai services at the residence 3Sn4
-stt strCrt an WEDNESDAYS afternoon
80 s clock luterment Al RIvcTyiCw ccule-
trtIo-In th,> city. on January II 1920,
1.aauo9 Iherv>a infant daughter Of
Reiai.yc, and tr,rnd> are invited to attend
fae mineral ~eFNlCe AZ the residence Of her
s srcnts toI, " c>t Eighth street on We'd
,lat afternoon January - ~ Z clock.
tergl-Ht - at1cura e'-tncicry
.otHIN Al Washington u g. on Jan
gsr. ~ 1920 bndSct. widow Of Patrick
k,,aryos and TRENDS are invited 70 attend
.ht unVral from the residence OF her son
Juoma> Iouhey lorklyn Del on
THURSDAY morning l.eav, house a. clock
Ileh mas at II Patrlck's Church Ash
ami Dc, intsrmcnt al 81 Patrick cemc-
cry Ashland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
pHnLA. PRODUCE MAR KET.

ny Associated rross 90 Every Evening
philadclphia. Jan 13.--Corn atoadv
new, as to quality and location. .5pa-
| .6S: No. ;, yellow, .6S.
Oats steady. No. 2, white. % lsa9s.
No :. white, n6aobi9
Butter, lower; western creamery. extra,
Ct: nearby prints. fancy, 72a7t
Cheese, steady; New York, full milk,
held. 3ll5a33, do. frcst, 3la32 -. Wis.
consin full milk held, 81 l9a33
Eggs. firm: nearby frsts, p 20 per
case. do, current receipts. 23.iu; western
extra firsts, q 70, do. frsts, % 20a23 10,
fancy selected packed. s5aS1 per dozen
live poultry, firm; fowla, aa to slzo
and quality, 27a3S. chickens, as ta siza
and quality. 27a3t. hroiling chickens,
27a3S, ruoaters, 22a23, ducks, Pekin.
3Saf0, do. Indian runner. .ia16, do.
MuRcovy. 2Sa30. turkeys, 3Sa40. geese,
26a30
Dressed poultry, firm turkeys. Della
ware and MARYLAND. fancy. co, do, Nirz
e,nia and other nearby. fancy. 5tia5s do.
iair tn good, 53a55. do. western. fancy.
55a57 do fair to gaod. 1ia53, old TOMS.
AZ. fowls. fresh killed, cholee 80 ianey.
31a37, do, small sizes. 25a1S, roosfcrs.
20. spring ducks, fancy. western. 3sala.
geese western, fancy. }0a32, de. fair q
good, 25a27. broiing Chickens. Iersny,
i3a4S. other nearby. 35af2, do. choiee
western 3aa4o. ronsting chickens. west
ern, 29a35, do. corn fei. ~ 70 size and
quality, 26a39
potatocs higher, renna per 100
pounds 4.25aI5O 10 Y =. a75at 0o
Flour. firm. but quiet soft winter.
straight western. 10 7aat 81. do. dn
nearby. 10 15a1l 90. hard winter straight.
1inOal4 70, do short patent lt50a
1900 spring frat clear. ~ 075ai - 10
patent, II nnal525, do. short patent.
Is q0al6 -, fancy sprung and city MILLS.
patent. family brand. 62balG -
Hay. hrm. good demand, timothy
choice. - o0. do. No [. - h0. do. NJ.
=, ~ n0a}2 OO. do. No Z. - 0Oa2s tNl,
do. sample. q 0Oa26 %. no grade, 20 01a
2300 Glover mlxod hay light. mixnd,
~ 00a32 90. No | mlAed 2s00a20 %
Tallow. quiet. primo city, loose, l7c
do. special loose II. prime country
l6, edible, in ticrcoa, Iai4a20i
bran, firm; far demand soft winter
bran, western. in i0n-pound aaclss. 80 00a
so so, do. spring. a9.00aig ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondents ot Every ENenins
Dover Ian rs. Charters wcFn died he m,
YESTERDAY follows
HRNUrtord CNciC Go. AiiiulnEfon. Ite4- f.
capital St000U.ooG
Fisla Arms ana Equipment Co. Whining
ton Del - ,NO 600
lsanclls Mines 60. W.Im4netou pA
Permanent OIL and Gas Co. wnmins ton.
T,AafInc OIL Co. Wilnl,nSto ton. Dd ST.
Home Home OH CO. Chicago. III ~ An0 900
Electric ScrSic 60. 81 Delaware Brook
lyn. y. St,25a,iad
Mcingona Corporation Wiimaeio Del .
Jn- - service stations Co.. wnInine-
Ton Dtt Si.CHiG.oJp
Acar Manufacturing Go. .poralou. Ruth
ford y o. 81 tHHi 600
Arden Bennctt Corporation Whining ton,
Withjta southern on Products. Inc. VII
nincton. DCi SS5o,OtN-
Omaha Taxicah Co Wilmington. Del
american Machine Syndicate Of Spain.
Inc New IorE City S4dpooa
Missouri. i>cptucky and Tennessee Potro-
t-rrbault Inc. Wilmington, Del. toilet
prrUg "a tiODs. S3o0UOn
Eaglcs Mere Fans Co, Philadelphia, Ia. /.
p jcGrcs & Co. Philadelphia. IA
Rcrwcj Inc Philadelphia Pa. manu-
faCturerS StQU. 900
Auto Mar, Of Washington d. c.. Inc,
Washing ton ID G. SI>U,UOU
Nacute1 Co Of America. " lining ton. Dcl-
Sfaf-V9ii Ben Oil co. Philadelphia. ia 100000.
West Penn Drilling Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
SlUu uOf
Soaboard Petroleum Co, " urniugtOn.
Del. $l0U OOG
Hoths.af Development Corporation. New
Norh CITY. $lOl 600
Cramtelt Loonis Oil and Gas Corpora
tion Wilmington. Del 80 600
Roya Baters. Inc New York City $50
GOO.
Raymond Adams Corporation. L3Ds-
dow ne. "a $z5 900.
Intrea Sos NJ ichiEan Mortgage Invest
ments Corporation Detroit Mich. from
SIu.OoS, 600 tC St6 600 UN0 Carlisle Tire 2Ud
Rubber Co. New Aor6 CIts SEQ 00q 10
Ss5u 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
"JAY WALKER" At NEWARK.
He Had Close Call on the Street There
Yesterday

Mr.. "Jay WYlkcr." who is visiting
towns throughout the State ON behalf ot
the Public Safety Committee to show the
evils OF improperly crossing the street,
had an experience in Newark yesterday
that might have resulted seriously had it
not been for his alertness. lie was show
ing the results OF carelcssnosa IN getting
in front Of moving vehicles, and fell
directly IN the path OF an automobile.
II was run over by an auto bus he
snio, land was lucky not 10 get hurt as the
car WAS not rs high up from the ground
ms | thought and ! had little trouble
getting IL started over me However,
the incident passed of directly, but IN
describing it he said. For once | felt
like real jay walker who was caught
by hia own foolishness Mr. Jay
Walker" visited Delaware College showed
a few of his stunts and talked TO the
bows. He also visited all the public
schools and spoke TO the children in each
room. emphasizing the need of care IN
passing along the street or IN playing
after school hours. Last night he visited
one of the theatres aud also spoke. lie
expects to demonstrate in every important
town III the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
DIVIDENDS DECLARED,

American Glue Company ecmi annual
nf per cent on preferred payable Feh-
brown shoe Company. Inc. quarterly
Of : 4per cent on proferrd payable Felru
aFv l.
Continental Sugar Company. rer cent.
payable Quarterly. January III April ~.
1ulA - and October -
Dodge ssecl Pulley Corporation, quarter
~ ~ 3-A per cent on preferred, payable
February !.
Durham Hosiery Mills quarterly of
| "A per cent and extra of AZ pcr cent on
common, series 4 and y, pay able Aprii
Eismanu Magnetic Corporation quarter
" Of - 95 a share on preferred, payable
February q
Insurance Company ot North America
acml annual ~ M pcr cent and extra
Of pcr cent. payable January "
Jones Hrothcrs Tea Company. Inc /,
quarterly Of n Of / pcT cent on commou
payablC January l,.
Messy Ntcl COMPANY quarterly of
"a per cent on preferred payable Fcbru-
AIRY l.
II krcss Company quarterly of /
per cent on common. payable February
Spencer Petroleum Corporation. month
N ol = per cont, UaNahle January @6-
West india SUgar Finance Corpora
tion quarterly Of 3 - per cent On common
and PcT cont on preferred. payable
Maph l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
STOCK PRICES DECLINE
UNDER EIG PRESSURE
Report That Banks May With
draw Funds From Open Mar
ket Affects Market.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York wall Street, 1890 a. M,
Ian. t3-Stocks continued under tho
influence of uncertain money conditions
at the active opening OF todays session,
leaders rejecting further selling pressure;
Steels. motors, shippings, tobaccos and
textiles were | to 5 points under yester-
days final prices and rails reacted mod
oratelv.
Fqulpments and oils showed signs Of
support al the outset, Mexican Petroleum
gaming almost 3 points, but advances in
those issues were largely cancelled within
the first half hour
Noon -Rumors that the banks may bc
compelled to withdraw funds from the
open market TO meet additional payments
to the government accelerated the further
reactions ot the morning Much OF tho
selling bore the marks Of professional
pressure. especially in high-priced ISSUES.
General Motors and Cruciblo Steel
were the central features of such move
mcut at declines of 4 and Sla points re-
spcctiyely
irregularities set in before noon but
trading halted perceptibly when call
money opened at per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
y Arncclnte.l rross to Escr. EvenInE

By Associated pross to Every Evening
Chicago. Jan l3 Hogs Receipts,
-. 900. higl-cr Bulk lk40alf70. Tor.
las: heavy. i435al460. medium, II To-
IA o. light, II 50ali -; light light. II 0oa
lt60; heavy packing sows, smooth,
Is. .75a1i Is; packing soWs. rough. l3.25a
1878, pigs. l3 25alI.25.
Cattle, Receipts. 10000; slow Reof
steers, medium aud heavy choice and
prime. lSl5al975, medium and COOL
lt25alS -, common. 90asi1.21. light
and good and choice. II 00als.50. com
mon and medium. s25al400. butcher
cattle. hcifcrs, 650aif =. COWS, + 5os
1880 Gamers and cutters. : 25a6 I'll.
veal calves, l5jOalS 90. feeder steers,
. 7.75al2 81. sfockcr steers 675al050
Sheep Receipts. 5000 steady
Lambs, l. 25ala IS cllIs. aud cemmon.
13 75al615; ewes. medium and good,
900al2 GO. culls and common, l25aS 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
WOMAN SHOOTER HELD
Echo of Chicken Episode ri Front and
rnniar eirncis

Cora Jackson. calorod. charged with
as.auit with intent 10 commit murder,
was held under ; 500 bail for be Court
af General Sessions. after q hearing ~ City
Court today ] Frank Ball rtpresen'ed
Corn
Francis C.rosiok. f0] Fast Frbnt street.
the prosecuting witness. to ti1ri she Haa
looking for ono of her ehirknn| hat Ind
disappeared. when aho hoard Shot rcd-
Walter Morgan employed n q lRo {eming-
ton Narhlnc Company. ncar vh"re he
ah.ottno took placr. Testified H. heard
four shote ffed two of which i saw fred
bv Cota far1aon
Cora lives # 10i Poplar ireet She
ieaiiird she has missed chlrktnq severpl
tlnes. before the iay If the Shooting She
sad she Thought abe zaw tho faruafok wo.
man ~ II ~ tako ono IF hct chi"kers.
whom SHE fired t. scare the prosecuting
vii tufas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Jacobs. 5u0 North
Broome street. have been entertaining
during the past week Mr. and Mrs Alfred
Richards OF Geneva, n \ MIR. and Mrs
Richards left this morning for jackson
vile, Fla. where they will be for the re-
mainder Of the winter Mrs Jacobs is a
niece OF Nh and Airs Richards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
DeBlois to address, Churchmen.

LOUIS l. deBiols, president of me
Delaware Safety Council. viii address the
Mems Club Of ST. Andrew Church to
night IN the parish house, 1t Eighth and
Orange streets There will also be =
moving picture exhibition Il wln be the
monthly meeting Of The elub, ior which
m interesting program has been arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Another Dance By Hercules Club.

Arrangements have been completed
by h Hercules club Tor anothcr dance
on Saturday e,nnlng. January The
,.If..s Will h. held y thc ball room II tho
iIosct It'll POM. with Tie Original ~tx
orchestra furnishing the m,l-tr 1ht1 a1si
bs the second d series II dances heing,
gwen by the CLUB til, year, ara as before
iayitations arc being ISSUED = include the
nenlbofs of the club and thcsf friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
No. u to PLAY De Salle~.

Tomorrow evening NJ. II School vii
be seen on - Patnc $ Hall floor against
tie fast De SALES Juniors af :. e II ,.
Na II has Won aii games 50 fa- this season
and expects to run up another victory.
Acting Captain steve McNce WI prob
ably use the following lineup Donaldson
and Sollasay. forwards; Sheldon and Cul-
yer. guards, and McNee at center
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
ELLIOTT DINNER HOST.

In recognition If hia incurnbcncg during
the past year d the ofIire u Prealdont ot
Lew Court and lus reelection for the
ru ulug rear, commissioner isaar s.,
Elliott teaiete,l = luncheon - The other
facmbera ia8ay following lac morning
SESSION. IL ttt l4mbros -e-tanraut IT.
received uanv congratulations on hlA
recovery from his recent lndspps,tion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
JAMAICA GINGER AGAIN.
Figured in Court To-day But the Case
Was Dismissed

.Iarnalc., ginger again figured IL Nunici-
pal court. this morning when Herman
SshrIfseld ard F.4fher ShtnGcli urrr gwen
bearing On thr ch1rre # 81 ing ntozlcn-
ling tqnaf without lacn=h
John W Massey fraiihed ta buviug
three bottles II aIl frotn he Shuheld
sforr I'd ~pvcuth AND french streets.
Charts Irau,aeId II revenue
inspector testified 3 Massey huving irn
bottles ID Ha g.nocr Dr Ihomaa r.
brown sald tha bottle contained alcohol
aud capsiouu
Both defendants "a r. dl7rn ss..tI as the
STATE, failed - prove the quantity If aico-
hol III the bottles Phiin l.. Garrett rep
resented the defendants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
COUNTY FUNDS.

The report OF the County Treasurer 70
Levy Court shows balance of the date
oI January Is to the credit of New Castle
county Of S274 .8t3. IL, with S56l 81 III
miscellaneous roads account.
Credits to the individual hundreds are
Christiana So, 966 rs Mill Creek, S.. .204
05 White Clay Creek. 81 422 q Penea4er
81, 79a.5S; New Castle. ST .25I.5a. Red
Lion Sf,48037; st. Georges s5,342 10;
Appoqilnimlnk. So, l25l II; Blackhrd.
So, ,42258; Brandywine, Sll,7l3.23.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-13
Federal Court NAV Acf

The hquor discovered at Newark on
Sunday night while in transit, and now
held in this city, ls still held by the office
of the attorney general 1t il probable
that so;l action in this case will be tax en-
IN the Federal Court.