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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
JELLlC0E SEES OUR MIDDIEs.
British Hero of JutIand. Guest Of Daniels.
Visits Annapolis

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington Jan Il Admiral Nlseauut
Ie,Ics former of the first lord Of the
British admiralty and commander Of the
high seas fleet IN the battle Of Jutlaud
after d visit To the Naval Academy at
Annapolis today as the guest Of the
American navy will return To Washington
and late II the afternoon leave for key
Vest From KEY West h. viii 60 to
Havana and board the British cruiser
New Zealand
At dinner IN his honor last night at
the residence of Secretary and Mrs
Daniels Admiral Iellicoe expressed adj
miration for the gallantfy Of the American
navy and desire for continuation Of the
friendship and corporation created be
tween the American aud BRUSH naval
forces during the war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
GOOD RECORD OF
DOVER CITY COUNCIL
Final Meeting of the Year Shows
Creditable Conditions, Espe-
cially in Finances.
s,,~-,,I Correspondence OF Every Evening

~porieI Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 6 - CITY Council, in regu-
lar monthly session last evening, closed
the business OF the wear 1919 with a
record that has never before been equalled.
The reports of the city officers for the
year were gratifying, especially when
compared with conditions five years ago.
when most of the present members OF
council assumed Office
One noticeable Improvement over form
er wears WAS that OF every dollar ot water
rent had been paid in full for the year
The light account. which Is payable by
some users by the quarter. showed 2
balance uncollectcd Of Spills, payment
of which Is assured by the time the new
Council takes control In February.
The most surprising of all Is the close
collection of town taxes. showing bal
ancr of only S37S 20 on 1919 tax dupli-
cate, and of tins amount dcllnquents and
errors vet 20 be allowed. In forme- years
II was no unusual thing to have balances
ranging from five hundred to . thousand
dollars, the tax duplicate. not only for
one wear. hut for several Years.
During the year ivisOn street was
concreted at an expense OF sl2, 1872 70
The total expenditures for the year III
the general fund were SIS. 902. %; in the
water and light fund, S7S.2l5.20
I he total assets Of the town, including
the water and hight plant, . large quantity
at coal on hand, and equipment, arc
$4,000
Council ordered the purchase OF 1000
feet Of hose for the Robbins Hose Co
10 H. delivered AT once.
The annual town election Will bc held
next Monday afternoon from to o clock
in the Kent county court room, to pc
held bv Alderman T. f. Wood and hold
over members, Caulk and Hayes. \
citizens meeting will lie held Friday
evening of this week TO select a ticket
10 tc voted for at this election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Drama League Elects Officers

The Wilmington Drama League was
permanently organized III a meeting in the
New Century Club last night The
following officers were elected Miss
Ethel Wilson president, Mrs Ch4s. +
Wentz, first wee president Mrs Robert
Pennington second vice president, Mrs
Alger Ward ard Mrs. John Roy Taylor,
recoriing and corresponding secretaries;
Charles Coke treasurer. After the elec-
ton, play BY Paul Heryieu, the French
dramatist who died recently was present
ed. The title was Modcsty' and the
parts were read by Miss Robert Foster,
Dana Pyle and Charles Coke
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
INDIo TMENTS RETURNED.

The Grand lurs returned tr4Ie bills
~ follow. tb- morning
LarcenN james Lapcufa 2 Helen
Csrpanter. Anderson Ford
tnisWfulv engaging u business of
pm4 d.alcr Iacoh Sklut
lloiauou Junk destlers act jarob SkhIt
Exhibiting gaming tabl, Is Osser Hre-
hortt1 Anthony Copr- Iohn JczlJ
AIol4tIng drug 4ct " William Walters
George Nelson Prank BbIr
IorgrrS Hcrfert j. Truman
Jsug femalc child ior immoral pur-
POS PasqUaic SardelIl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ENTENT HUMBLTNG HUN.
Movie Theatres Compelled To Picture
Allied Victories on Films.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Krefeld Germany Der. "a German
owners of motion picture houses are
now being forced It Is reported,
to display prominently and often entente
military pictures. showing successful tat
tie scenee and entente, particularly
French, victories
One concern has been closed down bv
the Belgian authorities for having raced
through French military picture 50 fast
that the details could not be seen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
FINAL FIGHT OF REDS
To Be STAGED IN j. S.
World Soviet Republic Will Then
be Assured, Captured
Document Says.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 6.-Among
the documents seized in the raids here
and made public yesterday was the
report Of Louis e. Fraina, International
Secretary in this country, to the ExeclI-
tive Committee of the International
at Moscow.
The Fraina report is among the most
important Of the documents obtained
so far II contains the following state
ment:
"The Industrial Workers Of the World
is waging an aggressive campaign. 1t
has decided to affiliate with the Com
munist International. but its press aud
spokesulen show no understanding of
Communist tactics.
"The / w w still clings to its old
conception Of organizing all the work
ers. industrially, gradually growing into
the new society, as the only means Of
achieving the revolution a conception
rs Utoplan rs that Of the moderate
Socialists, who propose u grow INTO
Socialism, by transforming the bourgeois
state The Communist Party ndorsea
the l. w W as revolutionary mass
movement, while criticising ITS theoretical
shortcomings
'sffhc Communist Party realizes the
mmenaty of IT. task II realizes that
the final struggle of the Communist
pr0lctariat will bc wages IN tic United
States, our conquest Of power alone
assuring the world Soviet Republic
Realizing al this the Communist Party
prepares for the struggle Long i've the
Communist International Long 1--we the
world revolution
Steps to prosecute more than 100
American citizens in Philadelphia Identi-
fed with tho Communist Party were
taken today when Todd Daniel, District
Superintendent Of the Department If
Justice. Bureau Of Invest gatjnn. oh
tained he cooperation Of District At
torncy Rotan
Chicago, Ian E 'Big Bdr Hay
wood, General Secretary of the / "
w, released from Ieayonworth Peni-
tenfinry some time ago On bond. SIR
rendered to State Attorney Hoyne
Yesterday to answer % charge IF viD-
Ia'ing he new STATE iaw against syn-
dlcalsfn
Haywood and his lawyer were ac-
eompanied ~ William Bross Lloyd,
millionaire aparlor Socialist of Evan
sten. who offered property valued at
$4,000 for Haywood : bond The I
III II leader was faken ~ Judge Pam (
court. where bond was set ~ $4,000
and furnished by Lloyd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
INCREASE THEIR GIFT.
Harrison Street Sunday School Near East
Contribution is Now SIS3.50.

Harrison Street Sunday school that last
week reported Sl10 for the Near East
emergency fund, has made a supplemental
contribution of $3.50 making its total
SlS3. so. with other dcontributions that
have been reported, the grand total TO the
fund to date is slightly in excess of s., 900
Among some other contributions rc-
ceived is one from the Delmaryia Leather
Company for $3.50 and Mrs. Huxley
Harvey for Sl20.
Reports from many Sunday schools
that have not brought in their contri-
buttons indicate that when they are heard
from, the total viii be materially boosted
The Bible students have taken the matter
of Armenian relief to heart and many Of
them are making an active canvass among
friends to aid their particular Sunday
schools contribution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
GRADY INTERESTS POLICE.
Mysterious Young Man Taken in Custody
Here Said 10 Admit Theft.

John W Grady, p years Old, claiming
10 be a machinist from Seattle, Wash.
was taken IN custody today by Detective
Sergeant King. and is beng held for oh
>cryation- At detective headquarters it
was said he admits dcserting from the
navy and also committing larceny Two
cameras an overcoat old COINS check
book baby pictures trnkets, &C. we're
found in his possession. as was also a
pawn ticket There was also found pro-
gram for I dance held reccntlv 1t the
Hotel du Pont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Sudden Death Of Mar /. Harman.

Stricken on the street late last night.
Nrs Mary LouIsa Harman, colorod
living on 4 street. between Buttonwood
and Townsend streets, died while beng
removed 10 the Delaware Hospital The
woman was return from lodge meet
ing at the National Hall on French
street when she became i'll The hospital
authorities were unable 10 determine
whether The woman died from acute
indigestion Or heart failure Deputy
Coroner Harvey Nichols vas notified
Of the death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
WEDDINGS.
AEEDIEHALdl BLEEzARDE.

The wedding Of Miss Dorothy H.
Bleezarde daughter Of MIR and Mrs I'd
ward ] BleezaTde. Of Staten Island n
y 10 Edward Mcndenhali, son Of John
NJ MendinhaIl former lieutenant-g0vc
or Of Delaware, and Mrs Mendinhall.
took place an Thursday. January /, at
Christ Church New brighton, staten
Island Y y The bride and groom left
for short wedding trip and viii then re-
turn 20 their home at 1922 Powell street,
Norristown, Pa, where Mf. Mendinhall
is connected with the Vulcanized Fibre
~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
PLEBrsCiTE TROOPS CUT
Germany Complains That Their Guppor
VIII be a Big Burden.

Germany Complains That Their Support
VIII be a Big Burden.
By Associated Prese - Every Evening
Paris Jan 8. An application from fhn
German Representatives were for y re-
durtion in the number of tropng r. bc
cont n the areas IN which plebiscitcs arc
n bo tai n under the peacr treaty has
been received by tbe supreme council
Germany viii have to hear the expense IF
maintaining those tr,ope. and her repre-
senfatives complain that the ooet will
be excessive So heavy an expenditure
ia not necessary, it II asserted
The council il IS learned will reply
that inasmuch AZ The nited States haa
not supplied it, quota of troops, which
vas 10 constitute 4 quarter 0f the whole.
the number ~ men sent will comprise only
three-quarters II the total originally fixed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Cho Cho in the Schools.

Cho Cho, the health clown, visited public
schools Nos and 30 yesterday afternoon
and gave An interesting health demon
stration He is very funny, ID addition
u being entertaining and informing He
VIII be 1T schools Nos / and ~ today and
tomorrow afternoon at No. At lis
and "a at 2I5 After that he viii visit
schools in rural New Castle county and
u ent and SUSSEX
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Mrs. speak man to Make Address.

The annual meeting ol the Fennsyl-
vania Railroad Woman Relief Division,
no :, was held yesterday Mrs Gan hle
Iatrobc, presidiI & he hostesses Were
Mrs ]. G. Outen, Mrs ] Q haekel teIg,
Mrs Harry i smith Mrs Charles
German and Mrs c B keiser Mrs
William Speakman viii address tie
division the first Monday IN February
The annual convention viii take pace
January / . III Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
RADICAL LEADERS CAUGHT.
Communist Organizers Taken in Youngs.
town o.. Raid
~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Youngstown. O., Jan Twenty
three allaged radicals were arrested here
last night and early today in a continue
tion of the drive by federal agents
Among tho prisoners are Daniel Dull
and lara g DaIl, SAID 10 ~ organizers of
the communist lator party. and D. II
Mctcalf said 70 ~ IN I N W. organizer
Federal agents aald they we're askingfor
more warrants and minated that scores
Of additional arrests will he maGe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
HOME FROM FLORIDA.
Mrs. Lewis Il. Morrow and Miss Mabel
Hyrons RI turn 10 Wilmington.

Nrs. Lewis B Morrow If no Franklin
street and Miss MABEL Hvrons of POOP
Jefferson street have returned from 4
three weeks trip to Havana Cuba and
Palm Beach Fla
a; Havana hey met George Waterman,
~on Of " 3 Waterman Of lII3 West
EIghth street this cry, and 1t Palm
Beach they visited cH-State Senator and
Mrs. David g Rose Of Newark
The weather was pleasant tie tempcra-
1ure registering = degrees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
DEGREES Not Granted

Trough an error il is announced else
where ia very Evening that decrese
nisi vere granted Yesterday afternoon IN
the cases of Sallie kunze vs. George W
Kunze and IN the ease Of John II Slant
vs.. Rebecca Stant III the first case annul-
mcnt Of marriage was asked, as the plain
tiff married again, thinking her husband
had been divorced The second ease was
continued on account Of tho absence Of a
witness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Levy Courtman Elliott Ill.

Isaac G Elliott, president Of the Levy
Court, is confined 10 his home, III Brandy
wine hundred hy illness Mr. Elliott be
came i'll last night after 0tenxerting and
overheating himself whiie working Oh an
engine I3y adYice u j l9l.s sIs=isl H. Neat
10 bed 10 remain there several days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ard Of Thanks

We wash 70 thank al our friends neigh
bJrs and rtlatIYes also mcmtrrs Of la
rsndcLCe irc O. Volunteer Relief A.
so 0ciatioa employees u American CaT ana
iOundrv Co Americas Railway Expras
90 and the various lodges ii which ht.
Was member for IN flowers 4nd kind
ness shown Us during ON recent bereave-
ment Airs kUL ; Reader and Family
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
QUAKE's DEATH TOLL GROWS.
3 Killed Near Vera Cruz BY Sunday :
Shock.
By Associated Press % Every Evening

By Associated Press ID Every Evening
Mexico City. Jan. s. Only two houses
are left standing In the village 81 Coultzlan
state Of Vera Cruz, where no estimate ms
YET been placed On the number II dead
and injured resulting from Saturday
nights earthquake, according 20 reports
received mere
Eleven 0odies nave been recovered
from the river at ~an Francisco da Ia
Pena, Vera Cruz ID addition 70 = Sd
Eaconda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
WON'T lock Up JENKINS
Merican justice Refuses 10 Nuiifv
Americans Release on Rail

.FNFNAfNN 1INtffF fhf-iNrfsr % NWAWAH
Americans Release on Bail
BY ASsociated Press n Every Evenine
Mexico Crv Jan. The aDDcai ct
William a jenkins, american consular
agent 81 paehla. FIR notification o as
lease IA aail Tas denied Monday -~
Criminal nudge CIuxman. in ir-Rnia
According 10 jenkins she $500 hond FIFTH
aished 5v ~ ~sit-r Hansen. sn0tbe-
American, Vas gwen without Ia .aoEi-
edge 0r consent
jenkins. wn0 was arrested ia ~harZr~
III collision with me bandits Fno .,C-
aaDped nam iast October. had -eriiner
t0 furnish paii himself. declaring he wou.t
acrept nothing short oi t.nconcItlonal
release
Neither Ienkn rs nor LIS counsel 4U-
peareo II ro.ut vesrerGav. 8. though 'n.
state prosecutor Julio Mitchell. ID Indian
witnesses a-alnst Jenkins were prrsent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
COURT INNOVATION.
Judge Hastings Permits Prisoners to Sit
Beside Their Counsel

One Of the first things Judge Hastings
the rev Judge Of the City Court, did
today va, - indiratc willingness to
have prisoners >lt beside their counsel
during trlal. - M other courts.
Heretofore all prisoners have renamed
over hv the wall IN CUSTODY of an officer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
KAISER PLANNING TO MOVE.
Seems To Have No Fear Of Holland
Surrendering Him.
Ry Associa I'd Press - Every Evening

III 4sNEItIa IT -II-ss 2 Lt39I3 fSFFIIIIIE
Aner0ngan. Nerday. ian. Recon-
stT1.etion Of the house AZ ! oorn reces 81
parcha96d br former Emperor William
of Germany i progressing steadily.
although the erstnhile Kaiser expects
demand mon Holland Tor his extradl-
ton He / sa!4 ~ antI Ipate moving
70 Doom n 4 feV months.
Count Haherzollern Is not preparing
a letter IN his esf.nse. as ne vas reported
10 he doing il ms bcen learned upon
authoritative information
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
CoI. Miller Goes q Washington.

Col y "A Miller Delaware chairman
ui th, American Legion National Legs
iatiVe COMMITTEE L for Washlngt d
TO-DAY ~ appear bcforo the Senate
C0nuItJc 30 Military Affairs IA
tts invitatlor II Senator WadsYlrl.
of New York
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Partisan Flooded From Homes

Paris, Jan. 6.-Sevrn thousand reron-
zere made temporarily homeless ry .ct
food II ne -iyrr ~eIae vlicl reacheu r=
.resE yesterday, aescrGlng ca estlulste<
AT the same time p. 900 we're turoEn Or;
1i r-urk v ne 1lCh vaver
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
No Matter

how the Weather is Outside You
Can Keep Warm and Toasty In
side.
Big Ulaters. SI8 N 37J
FUR Goats, S2J and so
Fur Ianed $40 n 500
Fur Caps, - 70 SIC
Fur ColIared. S35 - $50
Fur Gloves 80 ~ so
Fur LINED 81 and $40
Heavy { ndervear. 81 n .
Flan1ol Shirts 3 20 N g75O
Woo Fox. 35c ~ 81
Wool Gloves. j0c 10 80
a7cep Noatg. gI2 n 325
Leather loats 81 - g50
Sheep Eaa's. g
Cor1lr1y Trousers, - y =
Beac, Jackefs 80 ~
EYorYtaing clsc ~ Naar M
work. Business ~ Drae
MULLINS HOME 1TORF
9th and Shrsrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
FAvoR cHRIsTIAN lLLANcE
Twenty Denominations accept Prcsbr
trrian's Invitation 70 Conference

trrian's Invitation 10 Conference
nv Aee1cfated Press 4. tEe~r .arf-v
New WORK IAN ra-r--tss- ra-.
of approximately w da-av ret.aro
accepted an rritafior from gn .'--tl
ta-2r nr~oh to confer .+ .l.irti
February 3 n 3 RI a -r.rYeo
ti10al nergar ~ C5--t,aa -t--r4'E rt
the nlrno pf t1o 1tni -rt,--A ~ .f -st
jn AnerIce arcor.'i-r tn anruftrcr-rr1 4
tnday from Prshr+artr hrad0garfs-s
this city,
Thc movement started a1nle t.r1e a
ov the general assembly af the '-.e,
trrian church W. flr af t0--c.1
promises formation RI + council rrts-i
bv the supreme bodies III fnc yarnug 1r-
nominations Tho ~0unrI r0nit r-
prise two Ministerial and tVo av deieza;e.
for each .00 0On ,ommunirants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
DANCES II the Settlement

The Eastern Star dances at the People
Settlement. whic were held on Tuesdays
during the holidays, will be held Wednes
3at evening". stdI uA1 Al! toAorroN
nIght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Receiver Appointed

Chancellor Curtis has appointed George
] -aeg1I receiver foi .,ie Aiiie49c t3el-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-09

10 to the West line of Lot II Of Block 10.
thence South along the East. North and
South one-eighth line Of Section Is. Ave
rods. thence West parallel to the East and
West quarter line of Section. rs, six (6)
rods, thence South parallel with North and
South one;sighth CD line "a rods. thence
ter (A) line IL rods. thence South to the
Northeast corner of Lot of Block of N.
l.. Stewards End Addition, thence. West
along the South line Of Stewart street. to
the Northeast corner of Lot I, Block 6, said
Addition. thence South along East line of
said Lot l to the North line of the South
half of said Lot 1. thence West to the West
line of said Lot 1. thence South along the
West line of said Lot to the North line of
Lot Ia. Block 6. said Addition. thence West
said Block 6 to the West line of the East
half of Lot z. thence South along the center
line of Lot to the North line of Lot 8.
thence West along the North line Of Lot
West line of the East half Of said Lot IL.
thence South along the center line of said
Lot IL to the North line Of Lot 10 in said
plat, thence West along the North line of
Lot 10 and Lot Z of Block to the West line
of the East half of Lots and of Block z.
thence South TO the North line of Grace
one-quarter line of Section 23, thence South
along said quarter (A) line to the place of
beginning. all being in the city of Owosso,
Shiawassee County, Michigan.
The Commission OF the City OF Owosso will
me ct at its regular session on Monday evening,
July IL. A. ID. 1922 at 80 o'clock in the after
noon, whenit will hear objections to the I'M
provemenL as aforesaid and 20 the district to be
assessed
Notice Is also hereby given that the special
assessment heretofore made by the City Asses
sor for the purpose of defraying that portion OF
the costs which the Commiss on decided should
be paid and borne by special assessment for the
Improvement aforesaid, is now on file In my
office for public inspection. The Commission
of the City Of Owosso will meet at it's regular
ssion on Monday, July l2, A ID. 1920, ut 1880
O'Clock in the afternoon, to review h7 special
assessment and hear any objections to any
, assessment which may be made by any person
deeming himself aggrieved thereby.
Dated, June %, 1922
b. K. LUCAS,
City ERIK.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-09
ORDINANCE
b. K. LUCAS,
City G ERIK.

AN ORDINANCE to govern the sale and
use of fire crackers and explosive fireworks
in the City of Owosso.
The City of Owosso Ordans:
Section l. That it shall be unlawful for
any person to set off explode any fire
cracker. torpedo bomb, or other explosive
fireworks within the city limits at any time
except on the Fourth day of July, common
ly known Independence Day, or such
other day as shall be celebrated in lieu there
of should said day fall on a Sunday; provid-
ed, that Illuminating fireworks may be used
on such days and at such times may be
allowed by the Mayor, or on the occasion of
civic. military or other parades. and cele-
brations sanctioned by the Commission, such
fireworks, however, to contain no picric acid
or other high explosives
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to sell or offer or expose
for sale any frecracker other explosive
fireworks, at any time except during the
week next preceding the fourth day of July
in each year provided that illuminating fire.
works may be furnished and sold for such
lawful use is provided for in the proviso
of the preceding section.
Section 3. No person shall at any time
set off or explode sell keep for sale
any giant frecracker, or frecracEcr exceed
ing two inches in length and three-eighths
OF an inch in diameter, or of greater ex-
plosive power than a frecracker of such
size containing blank powder only, nor any
fireworks containing picrc acid other
high explosive; nor shall any person sell
or keep for sale nor explode any blank
cartridge. nor toy pistol, toy gun toy
cannon for firing the same, except that blank
cartridges may be sold and used for lawful
purposes of official salutes, the use of the
militia, as signals in athletic sports by
railroads.
Section 4. ANY person violating this ord-
nance shall conviction thereof be pun
ished by fine of not more than Twenty-Five
Dollars, or by imprisonment in County Jail
for not more than Thirty days, or both such
fine and Imprisonment, in the discretion OF
the Court.
Section 5. An ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance to prohibit the and sale or
furnishing of cannon frecrackers, toy pis-
tolls and toy pistol percussion caps and tor
pedoes in the City of Owosso," passed and
approved October z, 1912, and all amend
ments thereto, and all other ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent with the
terms of this ordinance, are hereby re-
pealed
Section 6. This ordinance being necessary
to the preservation of the public peace and
safety by reason of the immediate danger
to life and comfort from the of explo-
sive fireworks, the same is ordered to take
immediate effect.
Passed and approved June 81, 1920.
A. T. WRIGHT,
Mayor.
Attest:
B. X. LUCAS.
City Clerk.