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The New York herald., 1920-01-26
GOMEZ TELLS CUBANS HIS
POLICY IF MADE PRESIDENT

HAVANA, Sunday.-General Jose Mi
auel Gomez, formerly President of Cuba
and Liberal candidate for the Presiden-
tial nomina ton in the coming elections
who returned to Cuba yesterday after a
long sojourn in the United States. issued
n statement last night in which he de-
cIared that peace and cordiality" are
cuba's need and that II carried into power
by the vote Of his countrymen his policy
win not be one OF reprisals or passion.
General Gomez declares he will seek 10
carry out the platform voted by the Ma
t,onal Liberal Assembly, which he out
lines as tending toward lowering tho cost
Of living. betterment of the condition of
the workers, abolition of the war stamp
tax tariff reform. extension OF railway
Facilities, protection OF the sugar in
dustry, &c.
General Gomez was nominated as the
Liberal standard bearer by the National
Assembly on May 10, 1919. but as the
Crowder electoral reform law. which be-
comes operative after that date. requires
that nominations may be made only after
reorganzation of national party assem-
biios and within year from the date set
Tor elections, the former President has
stated that he does not consider his nomi-
nation as effective and reitorates his re-
quest that the Assembly be reorganized
md new nominating convention held.
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
Avoid Crowded Cars,
DR.. Copeland's Advice

THE crowded subway and street car
may be the principal source Of nflu-
enza Infection" says Dr. Royal c.
Copeland, Health Commissioner.
Avoid this danger by walking to
work
Keep the feet dry. dresswarmly and
keep cheerful
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
500 NURSES SOUGHT TO FIGHT
SPREAD OF INFLUENZA I'M CITY
CONTINUED from Page One.)
Club; Mrs. Ballington Booth, Volunteers
,f America
Thousands of Beds Available.


Thousands of Beds Available.
DR.. Copeland said that fifteen thousand
beds are available in city hospitals for the
care Of those i'll with influenza. The Health
Department has arranged to take over
Sea View Hospital on Staten Island, for
the accomm odation of "fiue' victims in
Richmond, IL necessary.
I'VE hope that physicians and hospital
authorities viii postpone every operation
that is not emergency" said DR.. Copeland.
we want every nurse for service in the
epidemic and we want the beds available
for flu victims If they are needed"
DR.. Copeland said that the age groups
affected by the disease are about the same
as those touched in the 1918 epidemic He
declared that the disease has been known
nuder various names-first, as la grippe,
or Russian grip; later as Spanish influ-
enza, or simply iLfiIe..za.
I'm all proba bility,' the CommisS ioner
added, mo matter what name may be
given the disease it is due to the same
cause and is the same disease as that de-
scribed under other names"
Reiterates Health Advice.
The Health Commissioner reiterated his
warnings against crowds and wet feet.
Warm clothes and warm living and work.
ing quarters are essential in warding off
the disease. because a cold body is less
resistent to IL. he declared. He is causing
the following advice to be inserted in the
programmes a all theatres in the city
"One who has constant and uncon-
trollable inclination to cough or sneeze
should not remain in "A crowded public
place. Unless the face is covered with the
handkerchief coughing or sneezinS is dam
gerous to every neghbor reached by the
spray.
We'll persons will be benefited by the
diversion of the theatre, sick persons
should be home-for their own good and
for the public good.
Fear is a great factor in lowering re-
sstance. Go about your affairs calmly
and unafraid."
New Business Hours Tomorrow.
The proclamation calling upon stores,
factories and other commercial organza-
tions in the city to regulate their hours of
business so that crowding in subway, sur
face and elevated cars will oe reduced
will be effective at one o'clock tomorrow
morning. The hours specified in the proc
lamation which was issued by the Health
Department are as follows
All retail stores. eXcep. dry goods, food
and drug stores, eight TO four; retail dry
goods stores, half past nine to six; whole
sale and iobbing esta blishments. quarter
past eight to quarter past four; Offices,
half past eight to half past four; textile
manufacturing establishments, nine to
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
IS Killed, Many Hurt
as Two Sections of
Express Train Crash

NORTH BAY, Ont. Sunday. Fifteen
persons are dead and large number in
tured as the result of collision today be-
tween the two sections OF the Canadian
Pacific express for Vancouver. which oc-
CURED about eleven miles east of here.
The rear sleeper of the first section,
which was stalled. was telescoped by the
locomotive Of the second section. and eight
pa ssengers were killed outright, seven
others dying later from their injuries
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
Influenza Cases
Fall in Chicago

CHICAGO, H.. Sunday.-Gnfluenza and
pneumonia cases and deaths are decreas-
ing, il was announced today by Health
Commissioner Robertson.
During the last twenty-four hours. DR..
Robertson said, 1850 cases of influenza
and $50 cases OF pneumonia were re-
Torted During the same period there
were fifty deaths from influenza and
ffty-one from pneumonia
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
$50 Cases in Meriden.

MERIDEN. Conn, Sunday.-During the
last three days 100 cases of influenza in
this city have been reported to the Health
Officer. Physicians are rushed with calls
nurses are al q premium and the loca
hospital promises 10 be oyercrowded in g
day or twi II the prdsent increase in in.
fiuenza continues
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
Amnesia Victim Is Mrs. George Clark.

wandering aimlessy about the Canal
street station of the Brooklyn Rapid Tran
fit subway several days ago was idcnti-
fiesi at Bellevue Hospital by George
Csark. of No. i,S3 Sixty-fourth street.
brooklyn as his wife. Margaret, forty
five years of age. Mr. Clark took his
wife with him explaining that shc had
y, lfered from loss OF memory TOR a year.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

Sic Settle mar geidIoifen. Gin
unbeitimmtes @efiibl belt mid gu.
rid, bas Heiultat meiner Naffor.
fdungen obne peiteres Der Boli5ei
c6er benz 8rofeiior an5upertrauen.
Sd poate erlt nit Dem iungen
Mao6en ipre9enL Inn Die Betpeg'
griiroe hires 9anoelns gu erfab>
re11.
Sd traf iie anein. Ms i'd ein'
trat, 5tano iie ont 5eniter, meme
Rarte in Der Sano, Die i9 borber
bineingeididt bate. 2angiam
tparote iie fid gu mir Inn:
.8ommen sic, Inn mid 5l1 oer'
baften?"
Sbre @orte beftdtigten meinen
@eroagt, troBoem madten iie mid
bcrtpirrt. sd fomme, UNI 5n er-
fabren, tparun1 sic 9errn Brofei>
lot @dul5e bas Manuifript --
Sd iudte mad einem palienoen
@ort.
u@eitoblen baben", polenoete iie
ruhig. vBitte, eenieren Sic fi6
nidt. sssn Sbren Mugen lit es ia
mobI ein 9iebitabI. Mber sic foI-
len oie @rin6e erfabre1l. Sdnl5e
ielber lit elm 9ieb. Bor einigen
Monaten gab ib ibm nibtsabneno
einen 8rief meiues Berlobten 5u
Ielen, in peIdem oieier Die eriten
Mitteilungerr iiber cine begonnenen
mi}IenihaftIide Mrbeit ma9te."
,ssbres 8er1obten?" fragile i'd.
,@s 1T Der friibere Mffifte1h
BrofeIor @dul5es, iebt ON Der
Stern1parte at 6. 9ie Mrbeit ionte
linn 6o5u oienen, bic 9o5entur gu
erperben, nns elm Seim 5u fdaf.
fen. @9ulae bot oie Soee geitob.
len. @eltern plauoerte CT. SD
b0rte es 5ufdnig, ging bin uno
nabm ieine Mrbeit on mid. Sd
qlaubte, er tperoe berfomnen, mid
CUR Mebenidaft gu 5ieben benin i9
lieB meine 8iiitenfarte anIteue oes
Manuifripts 5urid. 9apon bot er
mobI ni9ts gelagt?" ,,
Limb pos tper6en sic ieBt
tun " fragte i'd. -.
xDie Mrbeit bebalten, Biz Die
n,eiues 8erlobten erl9ienen 1T.
Seine @epaIt, au9 ni9t Die Der
BoIi3ei, miro iie friber 5urudldaf'
fe11.",
Sd nabm oen SUIT uno cling.
Dqs por sos ein5igemal, mo i9 TO-
aufoaen einem 8erbreder bolt.
SITTER id bereue es niAt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
St VihoIds.

Sn Ser bieIigen Hfarrfirde 5eles
brierte oorletten Dienitagmorgen .
ltbr bodm. Serr 5doaenberger etn
8routamt, m1hreno Incident Midoel
6ranf, Sobn Ser 5amilie 9omtntt
6ronf, unb SRI. Mnna Sennen, Eob-
ter ser Samilie Soiepb Sennen ibrer
Sreubuno burh Hrieltersbono leg=
ne11 lieben. Mit ieinen lieben Ser
manoten unO guten 6reunoen minldt
ouh ser Noroitern oem iungen Yaa=
re @liif, Sell uno Segen auf aaen
@egen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
1tltimntmm an Sertilarbeiter.

philadelphia, Ha.> /. Nop. - gnt=
meoer miiiien Die Sertilarbeiter belie=
re Mrbeit leiIten uno ibren rabifalen
ltnionarbeitern Sen 9aufpaB geben,
ooer 1tngefdbr $4,000 bon ibnen
weroen belddftigl1ngslo5 meroen. Gie=
les l1ltimatum pur0e Ser organizer
ten Mrbeiteridaft in philadelphia Don
S. g. Benton BON Ser Ebilu0elpbia
Sertile Manufacturing Ai1ociation
geiteat. Benton fiigte bin5u, bie 6u=
briafnten bdtten bereits 6amit begon-
men, Bic ibnen BON ser Mrheiter1hnft
aufge5tpl1ngene Snfompeten5 u11s5u=
mer5en, un6 10000 folder Mrbeiter
entlaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

IN ser bieiigen Hfarrfirde 5ele-
brierte ser bpdm. Serr 8feifer elm
9routau1t, bel bem er Subert 9th.
mann ,,no SRI. 3atbarina Sd0nberg,
god,ter ser Samilie Martiu 5d0n-
bera fopulierte, BET Ser nad Sen 3ere-
uronien sic Sodseitsfeier ltattfano,
rpobet sic Nenpermdbletn Sic beiten
@Iiidtpiinide bon Sen autpeienoen CD
item ertseeennobmen. Moge Sen Ser
ebelidten etn lanees uno erfolgreihes
gheleben beI6ieben fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
St. mdrttn.

SSsn ser bier abgeboltcnen Serlomm1=
lura bes 8. 81. 8. acknowledgements
Gins erItatteten Sic Gelegoten Sertft
iiber sic &erbanolunseu oes IN yt1n-
neappIis 1tattgeh1noencn Staatsoer=
ems.
Die Miliionsgeienidaft belt I'M
Suuie Ser Srau Sen. Monolot1 cine
Serlummlune, in Ser Sri. Anna
9dhn uno 5rall Solepb 8eper nit
Ereileu beebrt mur0en.
8al. Sdbn un5 8attin nobmen on
oe1n in ct. Soiepb abgebaltenen See
qrdbniI|e oes 6. Meis bel.
Ser 6omilie 6rans 8eib puroe
Elm Nabfommen aeboren, tpo51t Sen
begliidteu @ltern bielfade 8egliid-
uunidung 5ugtng.
Ssobn Serras un6 6rau bon ct.
GIoub ~erfreuten bier pobnenoe Ser
rpunoten nit 8eiuh.
Hidt mar es, pie lekte ISOLDE I'M
vNcroitern" beridtet, cine ein5elgol=
Sene Sod5eit, ionoern cine ooppelte
6eier oieier leltenen Mrt, inoem gern=
haro 8oroine uno ebrenlperte Gottin
tpie o1th Sobn @or6ing uno ebren=
tperte @ottin bos ieltene Set bes gol=
oene11 Subrestoges ibrer @erebelid=
Ting ~feierten. @ie Sic bem lette Sc
DE I'M rHorSItern" namhoften Subel=
paare entbotenen @lifpini6e 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
So6esnrteil segen sinn Teiner.

dublin, 80. Oft. - Gin engliides
&riegsgeri9t in dublin bot SEN 49,
idbrigen &epin 8orrp pegen Seilnab-
me an einem Angriff, BEL oem Elm Sol
Dat eridoilen nuroe> gum So0e Der
urteilt; 6us 5ooesnrtetl, 0as erlte leit
bem SIteranftano I'M Sabre 1916,
ion 5urd Sen Strang noll5ogen ruer=
ben. 8arrD gibt an, er iei NIT Mar<
terung be6robt tporoen, Inn i'm gu
5pingen, sic Namen ieiner 8egleiter
BEL 6em Mngriff GIT rennen.
unaDeit Sbomnstomn 1T ser Rdbe
bon SipperarD nnr6en ont 9onner=
flag Bel ei1em Nngriff ouf ein Mtli=
tdr=Mutomobil apei SoI6uten eridoi=
len, 6rei beruunoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
5dnf Rdptos.

Sim 9. uro 10. Nopember ftnoet
ser 8a5aar ser Ser5 Seiu gemeil1oa
ltah. Mm Dienitagabeno miro Elm
Mbenoelien ierpiert uno GIT 9letder
3eit finbet Berloiung Ser 8egen=
lta10e ItaH. Sim Mittpohabeno tper=
Sen Srutbiibner perfauft rperoen nit
ungenebmer nnterboltung.
Serr 9. Moullp but ii9 IN I'm ern1
Std6tden als M0bofat nieoergelaHen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
Def Linton.

Ser 5amilie Ilbert Martbaler nun
Sc elm itrammes S0bn6en geboren'
Moge es CUR Greuoe Set gltern pod=
len 11no g%eOeiben!
Maria Gaoerna6er BON 8lue @raE
erfreute lire bier mobnen6en Gltern.
Sobn HaOemader uno 6rou, nit ct
lide Sage 1angem 9eiube.
81. 6inf uno Srau non g6en Sal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
Trontanse.

@s lit befannt, baB in alter 3eit
1T 9eutldlano ouf manden @ntern
Ole Bauern perpfli6tet marer, be-
ltimmte Mrbeiten uno ionitige Set
itunaen als 5ron aus5ufabren. 90
uuroen au9 nielfa9 Dor benz SUITS
BERN Grontdn5e aufgefibrt. So5am
;sofob Moler beridtet in ieinem be-
ribmten v9euti9en @taatsredt
baB IS 8aar MItenburger Bauern
un0 8auerinnen in itattliditem
But inn @9loBgarten tan5ea n1lB-
ten, 10 oft Ser &er5og BON @otba
oortbin fann. 1n6 @briftian Soft
lieb Saltaus (t7O2-1758) beridtet
in ieinem rDeutider @loiar oes
Mittelalters": 3miiden 3eit uno
@era 1iegt Elm Srt, genannt Die
Bflege 2%angenberg, no lelt p1elen
ssabrbunoerten Bauern, untertanen
mebrerer Dorfer Der Serri9aft Sc
ia unb oes 4mtes Gutenberg, tn
nidt geringer 3abl, uno 5mor BON
einem ieoen Sofe 8oar nno Toar,
unqebeten an einem gemiiien Gage
BEL @trafe zines neun @6ods l1b
Bel einem nit einem 3aun 1mgebe'
men 2inoenbaum einfin6en, ibre 9ta>
men Dor oem %oaftBenoen Serrn a11>
geben uno nadber tan5en miil1en
tpobei Der 2anofne9t Sen &nn5 on
fdnqt. Ser Serr ldBt unter Die
Ean5enoen Bios fir orei @iloen
feline Sudden perteilen. Das Bier
aber nno Die @pielleute be5ablen Die
Ean5er. Ser Gang oauert 10 lange,
big oas 8ier ausgetrunfen tit. user
ni6t mittan5t, miro bonn 2anotnebt
gepfGnoet uno n1uB ii9 nit eirem
Ortsguloen l0Ben. Sou oen alteiten
Soften an big gum Sabre 1856
muroe bieier Ean5 am 5tpeite11
8fingfeiertage gebalten. Damn am
britten uno felt Dem Sabre 1928
AM Sage nod Dem Bfingfeite. SD
babe oteiem Ean5e i'm Sabre 1919
b%eigeuobnt uno feline @ebraude bon
oem Mftuarius erfabren. aber BON
Dem uriprung elmer 10 ieltener
@emobnbeit fonnte mir feiner etmas
Gemii1es iagen, 10 iebr i'd aud
mini9te, e gu erfabren. IS er.
ideint bieier @ebraub Die Inerten-
hung Ser Oberberridaft ODER auf
oen @iitern baftenoen 2aiten be-
5ei9nen gu fonen." Nean finoet nod
manderIei anoere Mhteilungen nber
oieie 5rontdn5e. go miro 3. g. nit
geteilt, oaB i'm Sabre 1928 Die
unter giienbergifder @eridtsbar.
felt itebenoen Berionen %ablebnten,
iid fernerbin am Grontan5 gu be-
teiligen. Dagegen miro beridtet.
oaB 170s iogor Elm Breoiger no
mems @dnter aIs Snbaber zines
9ouerngutes an Dem @e6e ftebenoen
Gang teilnabm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
aus Dem getpuBtiein Der @dapd@e!

aus Dem BetpuBtiein Der Sdtpdde!
Rei11 tSaus bot Before, geidiftere,
miaigere b%ienitbare Geiiter als eins,
oeIen Serri9aft, namentli6 aber Del
fen 9errin Sen 2euten ourb uiiroe-
pone Gube imponirt. 8eil MIN
@elbIbeberri6ung 5as itderite Set
den ausgeglideniter 8iloung 1T, 10
miro sic bornebm rubige Serrin ltets
etpas esmponirenbes fir lire hinge
bung baben. Dieie imponirenoe &ube
uno 8iirDe l91ieBt au6 oie 3unei=
gurg nnb 2iebe nidt aus; uie germ
febren au6 Sremoe in elm Saus Elm,
in 6em sic &ube regiert. 0ie Gube
zines 1olden 9aufes miro INNER als
etrpos iebr Mngenebmes enpfunoen,
oft ols ettpas, Dem man feline erflaren
ben @orte geben fam. r@s lit 10 GEE
miitlib BORT" beiBt es ba mobl. &C.
EuiB = gemiitlid, neil Die Selbltbe=
berri6nng bas @emiit umleu6tet uno
umgol6et, uno neil Sic Strablen ale
oieienigen treffen, oie in ioldem &rei-
ie b%erfebren.
Sc unrubiger nniere 3eit lit, oelto
ieltener tpiro man iene ausgegli9ene
&ube finben, oeito mirfiamer un0 =
beito nottger lit tie g1eid1pobl. Rube
bringt Musgleid, bringt Sarmonien,
unb sic boitige, fdmpfenoe @elt, in
ser sic UNI 6en eriten uno beiten Flas
i'm 2eben &ingenoen S9ulter an
@dulter auf 6em Sbladtplan iteben,
lit Don bon 9~isbarmonien, oaB man
oft tpeinen mo9te, es fonnte fem bar
moniiber Son mebr 6ur6 oas &f
getofe flingen.
$50 aber 1oQ man anfangen, mie=
ser etrpas mebr 8ube uno @elal1er=
beit unb @ir0e in 6ieie unrubige 3e1t
.5u bringen? Sci Sen &in0ern? @eric,
trotoem beute idon Ser Sag Ser Sim
Ser 10 boa beiett lit, 10 unrubig bon
Sen Efli9ten Ser 5bule, bes Sports,
6es 8ergniigens, bes Strebers. ga
lit es beute i9on aub fir sic S10eno
sic 2oiung: Naitlos! 8orpdrts! alher
0ieie &altloligfeit obne oas @na6c1t=
gei9enf Der Gube lit feline 8Dbitat,
lit eitler, boiler Sdaum. Sob Sic
&a1tloiigfeit lit MODERN, uno oie Stu
be, oie man nod bieaeidt in &roB=
miitterleins fleinem Reide finoet, 1T
unmooern! l1nb v~unmo6ern"" fem,
bas lit ser gr0Bte Mafel Ser 3eit ton
beute. 2eiber lit bos ste angemeine
Weinung. 5aafft eub Nltbe. luht
Gube! @liidlid lift, sic ibr &ube fi11=
oct, gludlid ieoer, ser Rube um iid
berbreiten fann! &ube lit Elm Sung
brunnen; au6 fir ult uno mii6e Sc
Dorbene.
IS gibt Elm Mittel, Sic &ube at ret
ten, ibr mieoer bic Steae SIT geben, Oie
ibr gebiibrt uls Bobltoterin Ser
Menibbeit. Oas gei6iebt, menn Die
6rauen auf Ser Sonnea:9sbe Der 81
genojabre uno Ser reifen SATIRE lib
ip;eoer mebr unb mebr NIT teiter
5elb1tebberridung CUR s@}uGGee> Ger in
nerli6en uno GuBerliden 9iuhe be-
fennen miirben- 5ur fonigliden &ube
o:e linen aae5 ourbietet, iras ifren
Die Salt uno uura1t nur fdrglih uro
mioermiuig ODER aud gar ni6t fdenft
BEN @e1pinn ser 2iebe, ser @ertidd=
bunq Ser Sbrigen u11o aaer Weniden,
0ie in ibren &reis treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

Iep genoiien bier oie @oitfreunoi9aft
Der Opit Samtlie.
SEQ Bentfielo mobnte elmer in ct.
Glouo ~obgebaltenen 8%eriammlung Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Union BEL.
@eorg Ha6emader lit bon @oen
GaaeD, mo- CT in Iebter 3eit uls Or
better t6tig NOR, mieber 81 uns 6l=
riidgefebrt.
Sodpp. Serr Sos. Builder ma6te
9ienltag LETTER @ode einen 8eidafts=
bei16 nob ct. @lou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

oinoen Sen onoeren @oroings Subj
ianfer, All ibrem f90nen Seite Die bera-
Iiditen @liidpiinide su, uro botfents
lid miro es beioen 8aaren nod 5ebrl
neiteren Sabren gliidliben Gbelebens
pera0nnt felt ,oen Sag ser oianante-
men Sod5eit in gutter @eiunobeit fet'
err 5a f0nnen.
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Nad]treiter berhaftet.

WontgomerD, Mlo., 80. SH. Wie
Sic 5ultdn6igen Stootsbeh0roen in
Wonteomerp befmnt gaben, iin6 IN
SEN Counties gunman, Wori9aa nnb
8Iount in Nlobama in sen Ietten ga
gen 43 ongeblide rNa6treiter" ber=
buftet nor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04
8e6enteube 8reisrebnftipn.

81. 2ouis. 80. Sft. - Mebrere=
8eiB= un6 Sdnitttporen =gngrosge-.
ihdfte in ct. 2onis haben Ereisber-
abIebungen Bis 5t so Rroaent onge-
hinbigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

g 9redIide 4usfi4t.
H.: Gin 9unoeuetter. Das Sber.
moneter finft ieoen Sag UNI einea
Srao."
g.: ,@enm Dos 10 iDeiter gebt,
.pelde @dlte n1iiifen mir bn IN sslli
talent"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-04

Beria 5reu6e bat DesdoneI am
Brdiioentertnmt gebnbf. Cine Nnn
bonn erften Gage an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton, Md, Nov. q Marriage IL
censes were issued in Elkton, yesterday,
to Raymond f. Dickerson ard Geneva
NJ Tbhitt of Wilmii gton and Harry Is
Thompson of Summit Bridge, end Edith
S Jewell of Mt Pleasant, Del.
Tho marriage Of Miss Mary Anna,
daughter of MIR and Mrs Cauby Bladder
son of Colora. to A. B kimble Of Nol
tingham, Pa, was solemuized by Friends
ceremony at noon today.
Charged with dsorderly conduct on
the streets of Risir sun, John Hihdmah,
Leslie MoCaalin and William Davis OF
Colora. aud Joseph and Erucst J lamhle-
ton Of Rising Sun were gwen a hcarir 9
before Justice Nichols and each assessed
81, with costa, each.
John Correll of Colora left yeatcrday
for Rcthc Conn. whc.c he will spend tho
winter with his sister
The Joseph Whcrry property at lseeds
has hc,n sold 20 Joseph NattcIson. oi
Philadelphia.
Nr' and Mrs ] A. IIartenFtine Of
Prnclplo and Harry PoEuo Of Whining.
ton arc week end guests Of Mrs. lshhc
Pogue, at Rlsiug Sun
liurglare attempted 20 enter Rissnger .
store, at Colorn, Thursday night, bat
we're friRhieI ca away before completing
their work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
NEW CHARTERS.

,pecial Correspondence 70 Every Evening
Dove. Nov y Charters were died here
yesterday a. follows
es~-lrity Crrdit Corporation, Wilmington.
Ipc capital SIS 81. .OO0
Neta Ursude Mines Co. Wilmington. Del
a. fsssi .t-to
Friction and Filtaring Cyanide Pro
cess Co " iiuainsfon Del s. ,00O.UO0
In<i-structsple Label and Sign Corpora
tion New York City 81 900 ,OOU.
Quality Accessory Co. Detroit. Mich.
-er1lrity Loan and Mortgage Co.. Cleve-
land ONO 81 .OUU 800.
Cotton " aTerouse. Inc, W llmington. Del.
AtoI Oil Corporation. Wilmington, Del
tsaku ON.
Journal of Commcrce Publishing Co.. Vii
miaston del $50 QUO.
Ela1Ic Paint misunderstanding Co. Whining
tor Del 500 uuo r,,, -, s,ro
Wnibe Saies Co Wilmington. Del; $780,
COS
United states Cereal Corporate tion. Bir-
ulanrnam Ala SsUaUOO.
v llminx ton Dry Goods and Notion Co..
" wilmiIgfou Del SIOO. 200.
Cat Lhte cigar stores, Inc. Whining ton,
De- SlU0. .00O
Davenport Cabinet Works Inc. Whining
lon DE siO0.tslu
sl00 600
worden ship Corporation. Wilmington
McCiossey s co Wilmington. Del; s25.-
eco
Advanced Arts Co Washington. D G..
s46.tHr
Dentists Quitting Co Minneapolis
Minu SIC .OUo
Increase IL capital Of Danyine Iron and
: ts-l corporation DanviIe. Ia from So
600 900 To So 300 600
Change IN name 81 Chicago Securities Co
- llenb-rRer \ Co. Chicago. III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-27
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
~ Associated Press 70 Every f Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Phiadelphis. Nov 27- Wheat low
er No. z red winter l.78al.83 No. 2
red winter garhcky l87al72.
Corn lower. as to grade and location
o6a9S. the latter for No / yellow.
= Oats lower. No. white 60a6Q12; No.
3 white 59a5gl2.
Butter lower; western creamery extra
6I; nearby prints faucy 70a72
Eggs firm nearby frsts S2aS4; do,
current receipts so, western extra flrsts
s2as4; do, 6rsts 77a80; fancy, selected
packed 93a94
Cheese finn: New York whole milk,
fancy fiat. held 2Sa2612: common to good
25a27; do, current make, fancy fiat 25a25 y
do common to good 22a24 long horn,
held 28l5a29. do fresh 28a2S q, single
daisies held 28a2S1@; do, fresh 27a28.
Live poultry steady; fowls, not leghorns
2Oa2,: white leghorns 20a23; sp,Ing
chickens. not leghorns 20a rs: do, white
Ieghorns 2Oa22; fancy turkeys 40 and so,
ordinary 35a40; old ducks 3OaJ2, spring
ducks 28a30 10, muscovy 2la22i geese
25a3U
Dressed poultry quiet, turkeys higher;
spring choice turkeys 54a55; DO, tar to
good 35a45. fowls fresh killed choice to
fanCy DfaODI 90. bulhIi sizes oOdoo'
Broilers nearby 42145; broilers western
41a45; roasting chickens nearby 37a
40 do, western 35a40; frying chickens
nearby 3Oa34 do, western 30a32; ducks,
Long Island 36a4O; geese western 30a35.
Potatoes firm; white potatoes, Penn
sylvania per 100 lbs l50a2 10; Jersey
No. per basket 55a75 do, No. 2 30a40.
Flour dull, weak; soft winter straight
western 9a950; do, nearby 8.55a9; do.
winter straight, 9.5OslO; do, short patent
10aIO50 spring first clear 8.50a850
do, patent 9.55al0.35; do, short patent
10 25al1 fancy spring and city mills,
patent, family brand 12al2.50.
Hay quiet; timothy No. 2, 20a30; do,
No. 3, 27A28; sample 22a24; no grade 1sa
80; clover mixed hay, light mixed 20.50a
so; No ! mixed 27a %.
Tallow quiet prime city loose 7a712;
do special loose 81; prime country g.
edible, in tierces 913alO.
Bran lower, good demand; soft winter
bran western il l00-lb sacks 42a43
spring bran 41a42.