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WHY WOMEN SHOULD VOTE FOR THE LEAGUE OF NATIONs.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
ROBERT D, KEMP To
Be COAL DISTRIBUTOR
Appointed by the Coal Merchants
Of the City for Anthracite
Trade.

AS 8 preliminary precauton, the coal
merchants Of Wilmington have appointed
Robert D. Kemp coal distributor for the
city. and during the period Of his distribu-
ton OF anthracite coal. has office viii bo IN
room 800. Church Building Tenth and
Market streets
Mr.. Kemp did very effective work dur
ing the war as chairman OF the City Fuel
Committee He has proved himself TO ht.
able in this capacity and the public will
no doubt be pleased 10 learn that he l.
again looking after their interests as far as
anthracite coal is concerned.
Although the coal situation Is not con-
sidered critical at this time there are still
MANY householders without fuel and the
coal merchants thought II Wise 10 adopt
the above plan. II Is the desire OF the
Wilmington coal merchants TO take care
of the consuming public and they ask
the public TO give MIR. Kemp, as We Il as
themselves, their cooperation.
With this cooperation the merchants
feel that they will be able to take care of
all without much material increase IN cost
TO the consumer, as they will not be com
PEELED 10 buy high-priced coal, where on
the other hand without the cooperation
of the public the dealers might be COM
DelIeU 10 dQFAliCt tIHts CpA4SiutitiDiJ-
MIR Kemp's plans are not yet perfected
Through his appointment as distrlbu-
tor, Mr. Kemp will arrange his program
according TO the needs Of the people OF
Wilmington and only emergency cases will
be consid cred. BY this method il is hoped
TO supply every one who at present has
! been unable to receive coal for home
needs. To the people who are without
| coal and who have had their orders placed
with local dealers. an effort will be made
| TO secure at least lasting quantity. In
cases Of illness or in the event Of severely
| cold weather, application should be made
| at once by those who have been unable
to get their supply.
| II was pointed out this morning that
many Of the local yards are entirely empty
and the supply Of others fast Diminishing
| This shortage is due TO iobbers of the coal
regions distributing all coal throughout
| the Northwest and into the New England
| States. Conditions will continue to exist
until the closing of navigation, which
generally occurs during the later part Of
November and early in December
The iobhers are also taking advantage
Of the present mild weather and all coal
possible is being shipped while navigation
is good When the rivers and canals
freeze, the course Of distribution is change
and the supply throughout the east gen
orally commences early IN December.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
BOY WANTONLY SHOT
BY R|OTOUS NEGROES
Latter Were Riding in Automo-
bile and Fired as Boys Walked
by on Road.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Oct 27-William Kenney
Jr.. who makes his home here with his
great-grandfather. William Kenney, was
shot, Yesterday. while walking down the
State Road with two companions. As the
bows neared Herring Run Branch, an
automobile loaded with Negroes came
along, one Of the Negroes whipping out a
revolver and firing at the boys as the ma
chime few up the road.
The ball struck Young Kennev in the
leg. inflicting an ugly, but not dangerous,
wound He was helped home by his com
panions and the matter reported. and
though efforts have been made to learn
who the Negroes in the car were, the ef-
forts have proved futile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
ONLY ONE WAY To
ASSURE WORLDPEACE
Make il Dangerous to Break It
President Tells Pro-League
Republicans.
nv Assoclated Pres. 10 Eyefy Fyenins

Uy Associated Press fu EvefY Evening
Washington. Oct y President vii
son, speaking - gruip II iro-lragte
Republicans TODAY at ihr " hltr House do
cared that tho so-calted Americanisfn
which We hear So much printing about now
is spurious and invented for party pnrpos-
- only
Appealing for thc completion of the
great moral achievement which he said
the war represented the pfesitlont asserted
that "the MAR Will have boon fought ~
vain and our immense eacflficea thrown
away unless We complete the work We
then began
There il only ono way to assure the
world of poac. he declared and that IL
hy making IT az dangerous " break the
peace that no other nation will have IT,"
audacity 90 attempt u
The President warned his hearers not 70
be deceived into rnppoqinR that mperiaIls-
tic schemes ended with tho tlefeat Of
Germany or that Germany Is the only
nation that entertained such schemes or
was moved by sinister ambitions snd long
standing Jealousies tn attark the very
structure of civilization
President Wilson said m his address
My fellow Countrymen
1t il to be feared that the supreme
issue presented for your consideration ID
the present campaign u growing more Oh {
scure rather than clearer hy REASON of the
many arbitrary turns tho discussion Of II
has taken The editors and publishers Of
the country would render great service II
they would publish the full text Of the
covenant OF the League Of Nations be-
cause. having read that text you would
be able to Judge for yourselves a great
many things IN which you are now III
danger of being misled | hope sincerely
that it VII be very widely and generally
published entire II IL with desire to
rcclarify the issue and To assist your
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ARREST MANY NIGHT RIDERS
Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Mont gomery, Ala, Oct 27.- Forty
three alleged might riders have been
arrested in Cullman, Marshall and Blount
counties within the last few days, according
to announcements ut the State Law En-
forcement Department and the governor S
office this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Goldberger Given Hearing.

Isidor Goldherger, of sol West Front
st rect. had hearing before Y. ). Com
missioner Cam today on the charge Of
having in his possession liquors fit for
beverage purposes, when his saloon and
house were searched on July last The
testimony was conflicting and Commits
sioner Cam reserved his decision as to
holding him for court trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
/. O. O. II. Vets In laurel

The Past Grand Officers Association.
l. O. 0. T., will visit Charity Lodge of
Laurel tomorrow night. Elaborate plans
have been made for big time. and 100
Wilmington party will go on the train
leaving French street station at 3.44.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
POLISH TROOPS DRIVE
LTTHUA<IANS BACK
sociated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Copenhagen, Oct 27-Polish troops
have attacked positions held by Lithuan-
ian forces along the railroad near Orany,
according to a dispatch from Kovno.
After fight lasting for FIVE hours, the
Lithuanians were forced to retreat nearly
two miles it il said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

Millions who suffered with Indigestion,
bloating and gas in the stomach praise
Mayr's wonderful remedy. One dose
will convince or money refunded. All
druggists. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
AmusemenE Tonight

Playhoust- William koCk Revue 81 a.Nl.
Garrick- Vaudeville.
Queen Black mail
Majestic he Leopard woman
Riatto-"Big Happiness
Savoy Child FOR sale.
Sarand-"The Cost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
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 limited number
of the Covenant in pamphlet form
at the earnest request of many
citizens, who desire to read the
actual document nd decide its
merits for themselves.
The League Covenant is the
Paramount Issue of the Campaign.
Every man. every woman should
read it.
Copy of Covenant mailed to any
address only W EN- cent stamp
accompanies request.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Receiving Congratulations.

MIR. and Mrs Thomas NJ Leonard Of
the Parlin Apartments, ore receiving con.
gratuIations on the birth Of a daughter
October 20, at the r. & s. Hospital Little
Miss Leonard has been named Ruth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
REPR|SALS SOON
PROMISED BY CORK S
UTYLOROMAYOR
Threatens to See That Debt IS
Fully Paid by Patriots
Left Behind
CORK IN MOURNING
FOR MAC SWINEY
py - -. " - EvenIng

BY Associated Prcss - Every Evening
London. Oct 27 The Evening News
today prints the following stnt@ment.
which il SAYS was made bv the deputy
lord mayor ~ Cork
We are leaving behind - il your
capital many q our patriots who wlli soc
that the debit - y0rr government =
fully paid The English government may
think they have stitied us but there viii
he reprisals and soon
Cork, Oct. 26.--pltslde II the Cork
city hall there sas posted today ne
following notice
THE second republican lord MAYOR pi
Cork lies ~ Law hls predecessor. nur-
1errd hy the British government. Cork
IS in mourning Citizens or anv section Oi
thern will take only aufhnrizod lctIOu
Orders viii be issued by proper au-
thoritv
Today passed quietly wIfh me ev-
centlon 81 4 slight -tir caused by military
raids on banks in search of firearms placed
IN vaults for safekeepiug Soldiers not On
duty were restricted 70 heir barracks
The body Of Joseph Murphy. one II
the hunger strikers IN Cork Jail. who died
last night. was removed tonight TO 4 cfgrch
from which the f':neral Will be held TO-
morrow Nirh the exception of Kenny
and Donovan. VINO are believed 20 be
rapidly nearing death. doctors say there -
still chance - save the lives of the re-
naming hunger strikers 4 they are re-
leased
London, Oct = RelatIv = OF lerenct.
MacSwlncv. 'he lat,, lord mayor of Cork
who died IN Brlxton PRISON Monday morn
ing following a hunger strike, we're today
completing arrangements tor the funeral
Ii vas expected the body woui q b. turned
over to them By % vernment authorities
following the aut opsv, and plans already
announced cont emulate lts remoSa 20
1t. Georges Cathedral. Ii will pr obably
remain there until Thursday when 2 rc-
qGiem mass will be celebrated, after which
the funeral procession viii start for Eus-
ton station.
The route 10 be followed VIII b along
Lambeth road 20 Black Friars Bridge, Sc
cording 70 present arrangements. Il vii
then turn TO the left and proceed 20
Norfolk street and thence by way oi
Aldwych, klngsway Southampton Row
Continued on page
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Listen n-Attend the Vinage Fair. eve
nings October 2S-29, s. f. Cor. Ninth and
Franklin streets.-Adv.
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EIsin wrist Watches.

Collins and Meyers. l0l Vest Eishth
street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

spend money wisely. Buy Clover Dairy
Ssie Milk. Phone I540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

SIS worth OF records. free Afford Piano
Co., 40 West Ninth stTeet-.Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Weather Forecast

By Associated Press 70 Every Evcning
Washington. oct. 21.- Forecast FOR DrIA
ware
showers and coOler tonight THURSDAY
fair and much cOoler frpsh southwest stnds.
shifting 70 west and northwest winds
SUN MOON .TEMPERArU URE AND TIDE
sun rose this morning as
sun sets this afternoon 500
sun rises tomorrow morutmg lN
sun sets tomorrow afternoon hn2
Moon rises this Afternoon $40
Length ol day. 10 hours. a minutes
1 D. IA yesterday
S a. IN. today ..... aas
Noon today a.
Highest temperature Yesterday
Lowest temperature .ast night t1H
High tide this morniu<. Al .A
High tide toniSh t............. ........ IA al
Low tide this rnorlsa<. ....... ...... Raf
Low tide tonight. III
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London, Oct. 27.-Former King Con-
stantine of Greece still appears TO main
tain the attitude that he is occupant Of the
Greek throne, says a dispatch to the Lon
don Times from its Lucerne correspondent
he viii consent to the accession of his son
Prince Paul, who is better known to the
inhabitants of Liucerne as an excellent
dancer than student ofs international
politics, the dispatch asserts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
PRINCE PAUL CALLED
To SUCCEED ALEXANDER
AS a Prerequisite Constantine Must
Abdicate and George
Renounce.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

Athens, Oct. 27-lnstructions will be
sent by the government today to the
Greek minister at Berne TO present TO
Prince Paul brother of the late King
Alexander, the governments condolences,
and to inform him that according TO the
sptipulations of the constitution, he has
been called 70 succeed TO the throne,
Owing TO the present relations existing
between the Greek nation and the house
of former King Constantine. the minister
is requested to inform Prince Paul that
before there is official proclamation of his
accession to the throne certain guarantees
must be given. These include the formal
and "irrevocable' abdication of former
King Constantine. remuneration by Prince
George, Duke Of Sparta, Of all claims
to the throne, and recognition by the new
kind of the legality of the state Of affairs
resulting from the Saloniki revolutions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-16

But Mr.. Fox did not think so. He
wanted Billvs bed, so he pushed him out
and got into the nice, warm place, while
poor Billy rolled over in far corner to
finish his sleep.
But when Billy Badger awoke he began
to think how unjust Mr.. Fox had been,
and while he was out hunting for his
breakfast he was trying TO think of plan
to get rid OF MIR Fox without having bad
quarrel with him, for, as ] told YOU, MIR.
Badger ia q quiet. peace-loving fellow
He was nosng about some roots near =
grapevine when he suddenly saw some
thing that made him stop.
II was n nice. little red rooster. with
black tail feathers But what made Mr..
Badger look so surprised was that It
stood on little green board on which
were four little wheels.
Mr. Badger gave Il poke with his nose
and over it fell. lie stepped back little
and waited but il did not get up. Then
he poked il again and shifted IL well.
"Huhl Il is stuffed. " he said, "and It
runs about on wheels. OF what use can
such q creature be. wonder"
And right then he thought Of something.
II will trv Il, said Mr. Badger THAT
will be better than quarreling with him,
and what a Joke IL viii be on Mr.. Fox as
well
(To Re Continued)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-16
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. kirkman.
FRUIT COCKTAILS FOR
AUGUST GUEST DINNERS

During the warm days of August the
wise housckcepcr serves fruit cocktails in
place OF soup at her guest dinners. For
family meals she drops soup from the
menu also. but provides rndshes, water
cress. celery or some other crisp side-dish
To stimulate the appetite, not always
caring 10 30 TO the trouble Of making
fruit cocktails for daily use.
When n fruit snlad If served Mt guest
dinner. however, vegetable cocktail
should be, served instead of fruit cock
tail--and then core should he taken not
20 include i'm the cocktail! any of the vene-
tables served farther on in the menu.
Rendition of foods and flavors should
ALWAYS he avoided. The following simple
guest dinner will be found delicious to
serve on hot evening
Cantalu,ipc Cocktails.
French Chops.
Boiled Potatoes. Pea-Carrot Ranekins.
Tomato Jelly. Salad with Mnyonnsise
Coffee. Ice Cream,
Bon Bons.
Cantaloupe Cocktails. Dice the melon
and add to IL hall its amount OF diced
peaches. Sprinkle with a little grated
nutmeg and marinate on ice with 9 little
sweetened orange juice Serve directly
from the ice chest as cold as possible.
Watermelon Cocktails are also suitable
to serve with menu such rs the above.
These ara made bv mixing twice as much
diced watermelon MS shredded pineapple
and chilling IL on ice. just beforS placing
il in the cocktail glasses, mix with It n
little sweetened lemon juice Favored with
a few bruised mint leaves.
When fruit salad or dessert is to be
served in the dinner, however, rs sug-
aested above, vegetable cocktail such
as one Of the following should be offered !;
Cucumber Cocktail - Mix together 2
tablespoons chopped peeled cucumber, |
teaspoon grated horseradish, II teaspoon
grated white onion. | tablespoon minced
celery and | teaspoon chopped unpeeled
radish. Drain and sprinkle with salt.
Mix with little French dressing and
chill on ice. (This recipe makes one in
dividual portion.l
Provided that tomatoes do not appear
elsewhere in the meal, a tomato cocktail
NAV be served, and this is partieul larly
delicious:
Tomato Cocktail Mix together
tablespoons aspio jelly eut in tiny cuhes
and 2 tablespoons minced peeled tolna-
toes. Add 15 teaspoon of chopped chives
and tablespoons chopped peeled radiehs
Moisten with an ordinary boiled salao
dressing and fill into green pepper cur
(this recipe makes an individual portiunl
Chill on ice and serve in the pepper cup
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-16
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pappe.

Us fellows was playing tag out N the
street, me being it, and / was chasing
Skinny Martin and Jest wen | was going
to tag him he duck and | umped into
a man carrying 3 packages, being a fat
kind of a man with short legs, and the 3
packidges went 3 diffrent directions and
the man almost fell down trying to keep
up, saying, Confownd it,wat the doose, how
dare you2
Excuse me, mister, ] couldent help it,,
I dident see you, Excuse me, mister,
sed And the man made a fearse face
as if he dident know good ipology wen
he herd one, saying, Excuse your gran
mother, Wy don't you look ware you're
going?
wy don't you 90 ware you're looking?
| sed. And | ran like the dickins, think
ing, Heck, if he don't know enuff to accept
a ipology it amt my fault
Wich pritty soon ] got thersty and
went in the house to get drink of waiter
and ma called me in the parler and who
was setting in there tawlxing to her but the
fat man with the short legs and the 8
paclidges, him looking as serprized to see
me as was | was to see him, and ma sed
This is my son Benny, MIR. Sickles.
o, is it, does he always go ware he's
lookin? sed Mr.. Sickles making fearse
face at me, and ma sed, Wy, Mr.. Sickles,
how do you meen? Wich Mr.. Sickles jest
made another Lad face at me saying. Do
you go ware you're looking or don't your
and | sed, ! came in for drink of waiter.
Well you better be carefill to go ware
you're looking or you mite fall in and drown
yourself, sed Mr. Sickles.
Well for pity sakes, sed ma
Yes mann, / sed. And i quick went out
of the room and snuck out the ack gate
for citing all about me wunting drink.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-16

have been asked to tell what qualihca-
tions and training are necessary for the
position OF library clerks.
All applicants must be high school
graduates. This is the case nowadays in
practically all libraries. The course itself,
given at library schools, is usually two
months. and can be taken in the summer.
Fees are small, averaging five dollars.
The graduate of this course is not fitted
to be librarian, but it Is an excellent pre-
liminary TO the taking Of the full library
course some other time. The girl who has
taken the course can get a position as
Junior library assistant. and in this she
fills various clerical requirements. The
work is pleasant and not hard, and there is
usually a demand for such assistants. for
the supply does not equal the demand.
many girls taking the positions merely rs
a filler between school or college courses
and giving them up OF the end OF few
months.
The course covered requires study in
history, literature and current events, as
well as the use of the typewriter and
some study in business methods. Ii is the
kind of course that will help girl no
matter what her ultimate Job may be.
The usual salary at the beginning is $50
per month, and il the work is thought OF
as means TO an end, this is no mean
addition to meeting ones expense ac-
count between other Jobs or in preparation
for some course that will train you to
make a good salary. Library work has
much TO recommend it to the ambitious
girl, not as an ultimate position, but as a
verv excellent means to good things in
broader business life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-16
SANDMAN STORY.
by Mrs. +. A. Walker.
Copyright 1910, by the Mcclure News-
paper Syndicate. Now Yora CITY.
MIR. BADGER GETS EVEN Part !.

Billy Badger was very quiet little
fellow, never making any trouble for any,
one and always minding his own affairs,
never bothering about matters that did
not concern him.
So he would never have thought OF
PLAYING n trick on Mr. Fox il he had not
bothered Billy Badger until he could stand
il no longer.
Billy Badger had made n nice home for
himself on the sunny side OF quiet bull IN
the woods, he had made plenty OF en-
frances TO his home, as he wished to bc
sure of a way To- escape should It be neces-
sary to leave quickly
MIR. Fox happened TO be sauntering
about one day and came upon one OF the
doorways to Billy Badgers house, so he
crept along and soon found himself IN
Mr.. Badgers comfortable home
"Ahl this is indeed home worth hay-
ing" said MIR Fox, looking into every
corner. Then he settled himself down on
Mr.. Badgers bed and was soon sound
asleep.
Not long after in came Billy Badger,
but. of course, he could not go to bed be-
cause Mr.. Fox was sleeping ON it,
"Well, let him sleep" said good-natured
MIR. Badger. Gle will get up soon and
then can 90 to bed.
MIR. Fox did get up and, without thank
ing MIR. Badger for the ust of his bed, out
he went
When il was daylight back came MIR.
Fox, and there was Billy Badger asleep in
his bed, as, of course, he had perfect
right TO be.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-16

in the little hidden workshop-the cause
of this sudden upheaval in Our quiet
family.
"Do YOU suppose he's done ANYTHING
ANYTHING awful2' she turned to me.
her face still pale, her eyes running over
with nervous tears.
cts all right, | told her, though !
was far from thinking SO. ! simply did
not want to see her cry. | could not bear
TO feel she was unhappy She had enough
troubles without worrying over James
To tell the truth, was little stunned
mvself After ALL Jim was my brother.
we had PLAYED together, grown up to
eether. We had always except for the
first few years Of his marriage, lived
in the same house.
knew he had a bad temper. and Il
was aggravated by misfortune, and luck
had not been with him for long time
Ii was his own fault, perhaps. lie was
narrow, he would not adopt progressive
ideas he would not even adopt common
sense ones at times. But he worked
desperately hard And down IN HIM,
buried deep, was a streak OF something
very soft and tender.
Esther had killed this-Esther, sit
fling hmplv. stupidity in the kitchen. with
the WfPCk ol tIei AhHoioito aboo' ~,
But analyzing the causes did not make
the result more bearable. | was stunned
too. Life was simple enough for me
man was good when he was faithful
to his wife; when he wasn't, he was
wicked. There were no extending cir
cumstances.
And he was my brother The words
that woman in Eastlake' rang IN
Violet meanwhile had slipped down
the massage bet ween the hay and the
barn wall. Evidently the door leading
into James hidden workroom was open
for her voice reach ed me from long
distance.
Aunt Enid" she called, and her voice
sounded frightened. Come here!"
Tomorrow