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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct. 2s.-Cattle receipts
5000: beef and butcher cattle and
fully steady; no choice steers
on sale: bulk $9.25616.00: butcher
cows mostly $5.25@10.5o;
and cutters $3.75@5.00; bulls slow to
easier: bolognas mostly $5.75@S.5o;
choice veals easy $1s.0o@l4.00;
heavy calves strong $s.oo6s.5o; re-
ccipts western 500: market firm.
Hogs receipts $4,000; fairly active;
mostly 10 to Is cents lower; than
yesterdays average; top $12.15; bulk
light and butchers $12.s5@1s.oo;
bulk packing sows $12.o0@12.15; pigs
steady to 10 cents lower; bulk desir-
able 30 to 1:5 pound pigs $13.15@
1925.
Sheep receipts 5000: fat lambs rs
to 40 cents higher: quality only fair:
top natives $3.50; bulk natives
s12.50@13.25: fat sheep IS cents
higher; top ewes 37.25: bulk native
ewes 1926 q Z .00;feeden steady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29

Herald Want Ads Bring Resulta.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
PRODUCE.
LIBERTY

New York. Oct. co.-Prices Of
Liberty bonds at noon~were: 3 1-2s,
$3.50: first As, $50 bid: second As.
$Se.1S; first 4 Las, $3.50; second
4 las, $500: third 4 Las. 1922;
fourth 4 LAS, $3.50: Victory 3 3-4s.
$96.02; Victory 4 GAS. $sS.0S.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
POTATOES,

Chicago. Oct. 29.-Potatoes tronE-
er: receipts 46 cars; northern white,
$1.S0@2; early Ohios, $l.75@1.S5.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
PRODUCE.

Chicago. Oct. 29.-Eggs unchanged.
receipts 1889 cases: firs1s 5S@5S: or
binary tirsts 5l@53: at mark, cases
included 4S@56: standards 61@62;
storage packed firsts So 1905; re-
frigerator firsts 46 l-2Q4S ID.
Poultry. alive, lower; fowls general
run %; springs 81 l-2; turkeys 33.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-29
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE

pakota. do hereby certify that the following are the anne Of the Candidates which have
Ballot ito be voted m the End day Of November at the various voting places in the County
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
LAW AND ORDER SUNDAY
is PROPOSED BY PAPER
Observation of Prohibition Called
for TT s. Revenue Com
missioner.

Washington, Jan - Comm sioncr
Dane! Roper nf the Internal Revenue
Bureau has declared himself i favor of
Observing sunday JAnuary Is r. law
Ard order sunday In 3 statement issued
today he SAYS
Whether prohibition is We national
paaeE f uo longer = question for aeblte
or contention among good cltf1ens. Ials
step on The part oi oar people has been
incorporated IS m lntegra. part q the
Constitution II CIR country, and All aE-
abiding citzens viii demand lts abserv-
4uee
TIE international Reform Bureau
announces \ convention which viii take
place during constitutional prohibition
week January ll-Ib Various con-
fsrences a. meetings vii he held fnlsh-
'a7 w.th j banquet on the afternoon cf
January IL. - which ex-senator Henry
X tatr ~ har 3f thc original pro
-lbH.on amendment viB BE tie guest Of
honor agd Nayae 3 Wheeler re Rev
Ciarncr Ir4c Wilson and others MI
siszAe Following ehis bauquet +hen wstl
- u the evening the Tasb celebration
8 q go:ag nto afe>tof constitutional
pranbIton the details IF when ve
let yet been aged.
TIE meetings aud conferences vii Zeal
VIII such subjects IS uparttv polEgtmy
divorce Federal fllm censorship 3n, 1uCy
of the churches ii regard - industrial
unrest psathng aWs - sgppr .ater-
state gambling. aI.l the usor4. rs.toEy
n (oIGrt -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
VICE PRESIDENT GREETS
NATION At NEW YEARS
Hopes People VIII Turn From
Contemplation of Right TO
Consideration Of Duties.

Washington. Jan New Ycar rne@
ee- ~ tac uatian waS I~sued tonight
nv Vice President Marshall, Who sald.
Mon are aranizmc nvcr the pas> ION
ar- r-r.u1lc> ioth Tcai and seeming.
.rn.stl-c ana Inequality, and Jh, ha IL
-..-es ~ 9cspalr would settle ovcr ogr
ar.a wcre il not thsi faith. hoDe and
c.a-,v suil amde tslts inst 5 deeper
know lcsice % the NisGom ~ or iuStI-
tlous v.Il te impaired 10 every Son aud
daughter oi me pubic nope-tAat norr
and u.o-c au men vii torn from the
carterr u.ation q thes- rights t. q con
st1lrat.ou ai their Gu;les ana charity
r., aA vno src not VICIOUS but who
through stress al circlrus tances, have
t~~gule Cmutteryl
@tlsc oi our fathers, lake from rs
Z Thou wit. material prosperity and
national ciory, psy Elyr Us individually
aua collectively to- all tie wears e come,
ts.rt hop. ana charity
Secretary Lauc SAID
wI~n that 12U may bca Lincoln ytsr
a I4accln year II whleh our people wall
.earu ii aok 81 ,hlg- through Lincoln
rv,- tHoS4 k.ud = -e steadi.lst. honest
ewes III whcu tler. was neitter malice
ae- cuvl it.t i -rc4t sympathy II q
aot.t conmonseuse Why can't we
u4aLc tins ia-0 a Luco-a year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
CITY SLEPT LATE ON
RAINY NEW YEARS MORN
Streets Early T0Hov N0r- ~
serted Than m aahhafh
Day

u,rEtar lcet m 'rIn7 tffr-
night of hosIar '~ve ~ arr t' .o-
ard manufacturing pIer'a roerf ,
dav nor rvrr tsr mower berg re- t-
arv o1r,y etr~oylrra NE ef-arte -r.rrr III
more d-eerffd a-rs ~ e-
sabbath
some cigar Ftorr7 reg+ar--r'r s-' IN
rooms srcre ey~- nm at'ry
bcsog ~ th~ -d '-a' rv~- ,--
doors dav ~ ght fhe tain -.t
early tlis murfnp I'M s~r ra.,e1
wa7h s0uc III lto eraai-. IN ---.
and other holiday celebrating ra'e-
from tne y.ave-aou'- .b e -se-
appeared ~ li r.cc. a-f ta -c-- ite-
t}.at hour here aas -rtrt-g - ~s.-
hnw gloomy tre -ey .er .a~n 1r
previous
THE only 1~-er-7 -ntarvf'v ---
eariv 50dav gr~n 5n-n ta ~ y a5rr
~ .~@v trn Sfur -r- -sra--a
deinh'a and - c.frn~ r-r vr'rr .-s
~ t1e Quake Etv ~- t.7r -rfr
Eiv NOM taa tg rR= .44s aysrr a-r
holiday 5-art.rS t.at sd -rs- s.
merry 4 This ~.tv -arr or.-- .-z y " NJ
MOVIES wrra 11e7 .7n -rrR 1tsa
crowds herr hoi-r ttl~ re -rdr
pglvatr dinners and raur Dar,.rg zrT--nzr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
THOUGHT DEAD FOR
YEARS, BANKER IS
RESTORED To HOME
9. J. Pcnnock, Former Ornltholo-
gist, Buried Himself IN
Florida Wllds.
MAGAZINE ARTICLE CLUE

That truth IS sometimes stranger than
sctlon Is demonstrated by the restoration
- his family and friends q Charles ].
Pcnnock. of kennctt SQUARE "a, who
disappeared SIX years ago, leaving no
clue Is to what bad become OF him lis
family and friends after freitle-s search
and hops for his return during The weeks
following hls disappearance. lad gwen
hun un for dead.
Mr. Pcnrock. - yearr old, WAS a. the
tfme II hls strange DIS rpeaeanec aPfoaa-
ent raai stat- dealer of kennett ~4la-.
and Interested n 8 bank 1t laPor 6 u
II. 49, -ci1ed With q facnfal d.sasti E
ui1cb Impcliei h5Ta - leave horn Whleh
lie did. Iftryne fmse. "a the forcsts al
Florida. pher. tr has apparently devot"a
h.- time t. he study Of ornitheiaEN -
winch be Was N authority II ~
one time SrAte 0rHtholagl@t q tsl3Wira.
Il ws4s hl- love ier birds and - i47tal>tf-
bIe desire 10 wrltc about them tHat finally
led u the discovery that hc ests alive.
4 short time before Christmas an a-tlcle
On ornlth0logv Appeared IN magazine
signed Charlie, ] Pennock Ills family
consisting 81 q wIie. two sens and daagas
ter, earning Of ts1S. induced l95 Il.
Phillips of Philadeiptda 10 Nlsif the
florlda tosn Indicated bv the article
Or Philips reached the flaflda town
a few davs before Chrlstnas. SID Il hls
Surpiise found Mr. FHnaeb apparently
g-e4tly improved N heata but still
fighting an almost uncomfortable desire
to remain buried in the forests lie agreed
10 accompany Or EhlllpS I0sfh and on
Monday morning arrived II | hiladelahla
Hl Wn5 met al the Broad sttsel staf3oo
by Mrs Pe.uock and scr. Richard II
Pennock now living N Harrisburg. Ard
they proceeded 70 that elie Is oon as he
RECEIVERS his strength sufficiently Il IS eNz
peeted that he alil aEalH i..s.. Jl9 IIis Teel-
dence al keunett Square Dz Phillips IS
d brother -in-laW of Nj Pengoeb tlfst
wife
Speaking on Ire miraculous .ee8gs
cry oi the missing man Isl aist4t Doctor
Phillips said that while stdl laelied 70 he
nervous his brother-in-laW had almost re-
covered normal health Within .I.0. weeks
after the exciremant oi his ftlafIy reunion
has subslded, the physician continued. he
8ilibe able 10 receive his ireud ds ao former
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
1919 WAS A BUSY
YEAR FOR COURTS
General Sessions, Oyer and Ter
miner and Common Pleas
Considered Many Cases.

According To figures compiled by tho
attorney generals office, 67O cases were
disposed 0f before the Courts of General
Sessions. Oyer and Termincr and Com
mon Pleas IN and for New Castle county
last year. compared with 6af eases IN 1913
and 626 caaes in 1917.
The cares last year were ns foH0wB:
Adultery January term, 9; May term,
8
Appeals from the Municipal Court
January, I March, /; May, 2; Septcn
her. g: November T.
Aaaault and battery March, I May,
2; September. 2, November ].
Assault with intent n commit murder
January 3, March, ] MAY, 10, Septern-
her, ~; November, 3.
Apsant with intent 10 commit rap
November, l.
Assault with ntent 10 commit rob
hcrv January. i, March, { /, May, 4
September. ?; November,
Bigamy May, 2, September, J No
breaking and entering January, ~
March, 4; May, 81 September 4, No
rWior, J.
Bribery May,
Attempted l.ri'rry September,
Carrvinv concealed . deadly wcaJr,n
January, 3; March, /; May, 4 scptern-
Dnr, Z
Selling cigarettes n a minor March, 2
Conspiracy March, 2; 5cptrm1cr, ;
Violating Clrfatone market inw May
vioIating Councl n r'~tcuee av
January, ;
Contempt n oorrrt Scptrrntcr, i
Violating drug act Jan'lary 4; March
\+.vr .l.r-g q
Selling deadly weapon n g MINOR
illegally selling deadly wcapoD
January.
FralezzIernon' Jaur8ry r March. 4;
Nav. September III, hnvcUt."r, 3
Escaping from the New CartIc County
Work house January March, May
z. November 2
Aiding 4 prisoner 10 -zospc Nay, !
Fziortion March I
Loprcnng an electric bnp NryvTp
ocr,
Falec prctcnaer January. /; March, i \
Nav 1 -e-ptrrnts-y 2, kcvr fnhcY, 2
Ies0a fc1nale cfjld under arc Janu-
ary 3, March, 4 -eptemter z. Eovcno-
Toying Nth fcrnaie child May, 1;
N0vr mf~r
ForgTsFy January, Gs March - May
j, September, !
Keeping gaming table January a,
March. May. 4 Sfr'rrnN@r 3 @o-
yrTrter
Highway robbery Januarv. 10. March,
2; May 5 ~"pfernteY,
ransp0Tlng intoxicating tgIor p
"lry territory January. , March, !
+. ling Intoxicating 4fFlor r1th0rrt q
lscprtse Nav, NovrDher. T.
Having illegal pcevesSioo n Intoxicating
bar.or .iartary, 21, March, 3; ScptrTn-
Ter. NogcTnier, 2
Giving intoucat1ng liquor n : minor
January,
C.o.lducting a lottery March. May,
T.
Indecent ~xDosTYrc- SeptenbST. I
Violating insurance lava SertenhoY, 4
Violating income TAX Law-September,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
So 60 EIits -.

One 81 fbe tive-5on trucks betanging to
tha Charl Il Colbura Transfer Company
na- 5truek - street car about > 90
o'clock Yesterday afternoon The truek
vas ri sS-s>. .se of tt4rS.t street tnd vas
pre- parH q - taek II L "a, Cd Cssy Hall
baIadag. wien smtl-h1aa8 tr crashed
.nfa the front of IL truck ripping 81 he
-a4rd smashing the fender ard head
Hehi 7d bending he steering scae The
laatarman Il The car. whose number vas
=, stated gilst he WIS aet fblc - see he
truck because o. lte peS.uo1 q tic rear
ii a a,rth bound eser
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
DANIEL GETS BIG PHI.
, ho ,,er Cook Sends Super H1ince To
secretary of Navy.

s.ae-yer IA Jan a sop,Y-ulnco
ne lo oy i u~he- "a slzc. this evening
vlt -.race thc Ncw Tear table Of Soc
retar II re Navy D4niets and family
Washington. y G. Iho PIE whi j
was dispatched 20 Washington today By
-uerlai mess NIGER, was made ~ Susar
List, ygna Is head cook ~ the Pennsyi-
saua Military College On Memorial
d, her hear warmed towards the Sec
ref r. oe~a4-, b, sent INTO r4psodJe-
over INC 81 Ter c1.tare. pies whcn he vis-
tied thc college II address the cadets and
to Y1cseu' silver sword to Major
bcr.aln barry lor distinguished bray-
III. 81 Bcileau Wood
ihc ,rcocnt cTe4t.ou IN uince repre-
c,.'s three day- Tabor III the subtle art
4f p wiH.riIy III addition to tho
.m,ic,r .f ufnremcat 'h, pie Il fun of
mc,-i fruits and delicious speed peaci
..rlu trrJs- the top !, Inscribed il
u..-,rs Now Tears Greetings lo th,
tr,-r of ste Navr from z II C"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Lei Me Prove This Free

Nv InTernaI mo1hod tor Eho I-oaIme01
and permanent relief OF piles is tae coorect
one Thousands unon thousands of Sratc-
fui letters testify Ia this. ana / WauE you
"a try Ihis method al my expense.
No matter whether your case Is Of tong
standing or recent acyei0pmcnt. whether
Ii is chronic or acuto. whether il is uCca-
si0nai or permanent. tau should send for
this free friai treatment
No matter where yoa .ve-aa m1tfec
traublgd with piles n4y method Wsd re-
lieVe you promptly.
| tsnectalIy want To send II tu those
apparently houeless cases whese All forms
Of ointmeufs. salvee. And other local ap-
plieatians have failed
want sou 10 reaiikt Stat uy method
Of treating piles is the onC most depend
able treatment.
This lihera! offer of free treatment is
TOO important for you to neslcct 3 single
iay Write noW send no monev simply
mail the coupon-but Do this Low
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

Larceny January, 55 March, ~,
May, 62, sept mbeT, ~; November, ~
Driving M hDrHc without tho conEeat
Of the owner January, 4
ManslauRhter Eeptcmtsg, 4.
Murder January, q May, q 6rptf1'
Der, 3; November,
Driving Of o motor vehicle without "a.
cOnsent ~ the owner January I M1rff
/ May, 3; September, 2
Making false affidavit whrn obtaining
mercantile licenH May, s, fcptrnter ,
Non-support Marh. May z az
vembor, l.
Practiclng mcdicin, without lioenso
March, !
Violating parole January. J.
Pimping january. March, ]
Pointing q pistol January. NaF,h
2; May, 3, September, 3
Perjury November,
Subornatiou of perjury 9eptmhrz
Receiving stolen goods JanuATy
March, 4; Septomtar, 3 Noverafer. ?
Rtistng . public piicr- ian erv
May,
Violating reg1ster,d num- Isw May
Violating pswnfuckrrs art larHer
! september !
Violating socisl vce sw Hev
Srptmter, ?
sodouy May, seTfST7ier.
Solicitation ~ c,uut ryJcuv rr--
tO1nfor,
Soliciting May ? srYtrmlsv r ~.
vcTnhar, .
TUxpase Nay.
wife tc2tjng cr'r vley Es-7r--
her. !
Buying and scning wjtbrrt 'iocTrg
Scptcmser,
lzft ycaT rs conrr vvrr di-rr-ed = e.
tbe Jan arg term. ~ - tna Na--h f--
lG5 ~ tho May Urn lft ~ ~ rgt
b<r trim and 10 - lar rf~- .er-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
How TO Keep Baby
Smiling and Well
See that the daily functions are regular and normal

Z ZOU cant expect the little
ones 70 be happy and play
ful when The head feels dlLl
and the stomach bioated. The
normal habit af children Is 70 5s
happy and when you notice them
cross and frett1l g0u rll usually
dnd constipation IS responsible
Perhaps they have missed that
daily function so necessary %
comfort and health. Look At the
tongue ana sec If the breath IS
bad. Watch for belching. These
are the teu-tale symptoms Of con-
stipation. Tonight Eiye h.tle
OF Dr.. Caidweu's Syrup Pepsin.
which YOU can buy a. any drug
store, and It niD act IN the morn
ins and the troublesome symp-
toms promptly disappear.
DR.. Caidw eI's Syrup Pepsia Is
a combination Of simple laxative
herbs with pepsin. Unlike the
harsher physics it acts gently AMI
without gripping - that 8blle
groEnups can use It freely Z can
also be gwen 70 a lny baby with
perfect safety Thousands q
American families sould not llluk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Or. scHOTT FREED on Gail.
Testimony Brings Louisville Physician
Closer 90 Death of Girl

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Louisville Ky Ian / Christopher
q 9chott loe.s physician who is charged
with he murder II Miss Elizabeth Ford
GnliIth Ills office assistant. lie WIS re
leased from j8ii last night on 5000 bond
provICel by friends pending investlgu-
ton by i grand jury on Jan 3
Preliminary trial yesterday in police
testimony al witnesses for the prest cutIon
They testified chiefly q the effect that
thev saw Dr Sehott tnerge fram his office
about 30 O'Clock o the afternoon Of
Dee "A
Coroner Carter has held that Miss
Griffith. > former flancee Of Dr Sehatt,
but engaged 10 be married today to Capt
George + Jordan of the First Division
was killed between aud j O'Clock that
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
FRANK POLK 10 itLslGN.
Under Secretary viii Out State Depart.
mcnl for Law.

~ a>Hugsou jAu although no
a4tner y statement On thc subject II
gal4..44ht, # IS understood that 81 orc
incident pointing toward 4 considerable
orgaaIzauoa of the stat Department
L. tlc near future, which viii involve
c.targos ln tho personnel u the highest
gade> Prank j. Polk, the Jnder-Sccre-
tarv q. state viii voluntarily return 10
private life 10 res iInne The practice Of Law
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

of being vitnout a bottle ID be
house f1r the emergency arises
almost daily ae4 u IS asC-sa-
n sPiis q .es az -s1g - -.rit-
tsetl Is SyTisP 9sps.n IS * --lrs-s. se.-sn.
14'..4 -IS-,:,e % t-c ul-1 leTs
@elns cteY u...0n ,ol.ss e-l sL-l
ss-1r, 1.ls.y y y re-l its rr1e.'-l ltE
rc. l-- tSs- J4 -tt --
votsT G~1sEe -sa-- .-.ersss ~ = ~ -.-.
77--e % r. II 2 -l.4,.e
- lsl.ns-on s., SlGs--y-.-ys ....leL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
No Great Act II eroiSm Reau ned.

Il % FFsaf aet u heFaiaIa vas heces-
sar, ID protect chlld from Group. no
mother would hesifats to protect her IF
spring, but when it Is only necessary IL
keep at hand d bottle oi hambeFlan's
Cough Remedy and give it a. soon as the
FIRST Indication Of Group appears there are
many who neglect It. Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is within the reach Of all
and j. prompt and effeetuaI AdY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Recelvlng Congratu ulallon.

M ana Mrs Earle H Taylor of
ElmIa y y are receiving conratu-
lauone on the birth of son Saturday
December n AZ the homeopathic Hos
uit4 Mr- TAYLOR will IT, remembered al
Ml Fa@etg Sherwood of thls city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
FREE TO
Pile Sufferers

Don't Be tut Until You Trs This New
Home Cure That Anyone Can Usc
Without Discomfort or Less 0f inc.
Simply Chew up Pleasant Tasting
Tablet Occasionally and Bid NouFself
of Pies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

a peculiar fact about the banana
Is that no inset viii attack it. and another
that it II immune from the diseases that
fruits are subjected to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Thornnrhlr En.ertalned.

'-Thsrz Finger sam agzBys WINS VIII
he riavs cards.
Yea hat wtY II ll7za avE
never 0lays excgp for 1nusemenL
Washington Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
Free Pile Remedy

u
$50 81 Page Bldg Marshall. RTt1a
Please send free trial Of your Method
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
WILSON'S ILLNESS
EXPL AIMED, IS ON
WAY TO RECOVERY
Authoritative Statements Give
His Ailmcnt as ThombosiS;
Is Organically Sound.
BROKE UNDER HARD WORK
-. roaar. pnltinorc sun

FROM Today's Baltimore sun
yx.sh,,.+on Dec. 3I.-In vicw Of the
,,t.snr,,sd anxiety over the President 5
condition, emphasized rs It IS hy inc aI-
,roach 81 the regular session oi 1oht''SS'
-. ,,,il H.. called to 4 more active
~ ,nS ~ more cxacnnc participation m tho
~ +, ost,on.l legislation, The sun has
t.I I'm an authoritative source
-, b,rp,s,th statement as u the
i'..'i Il,' i,,i',' jlncss Th,s statement also
.a,l,'i.s cansrrvstlve estimate Of his
-, ..,rd,t,on ,na prornosls of rs pro-
f,,tl.'...,,,-s, ,r m. near and the ultimate
'u'urC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

cflaf.- 1865 Hft.. .g-
ffnata
n ...tH v.d,
f sfiett.H' tll'a p-~
.al 1860 TIN i.tD-.
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s.lr
as rn. t.rr
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ilrc anIs n. 4..5 II .i.
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81. v1t a.u .a- t4v
~ naa u.a - pr.urla,4
prod4glev te u.rk Ls irel.,l1lt
fro4 81 u- i -ap ll.
p -0h ul1eree f'4a N-s q. tl E,Aat.a4
4nc trra. pa.enc 4 Ury-
lirt vs- lI >agaf 1erl..e III aiI
t.r 0s I'll, .lf. tf.9c ai til l'u-t .,rt'
'llueas ana L LIS uau been ah. Ilt y
nugmal 10 ttr- months
I-lr uI fLo .EfrI
>or eaas s h..r lst ta tn, al
snc ulsel.e,eus luur y rerLd .o H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

Indecent exposure SepteTnhor,
Violating insurance lawp- sertemhor, 4
Violating income TAX law ptenber,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01

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New-York tribune., 1920-02-14
Pm.poseless Secrecy

Is the semi-official, uncontradicted
but unconfirmed utterance of DR..
Young, Of Baltimore, the truth re-
garding President Wilson's physical
condition? 1t is being accepted as
such generally and must pass as
such until the White House lifts it's
official ban and the American people
are permitted to know the facts
about their President.
In the mean time it is interesting
and valuable to recall the fog in
which those responsible for Mr.
Wilson's welfare have seen fit to en-
velop him. Possibly some potentate
has thus been held secret from the
eyes and knowledge Of his subjects,
but we can think Of no democracy in
which there has been a wall so
opaque.
Take, for instance, the episode of
the letter which Senator Moses, of
New Hampshire, wrote to friend
last October stating that the Presi-
dent had suffered some kind of a
cerebral lesion" No official directly
contradicted this statement, but DR..
Dercum, of Philadelphia, delivered
the following attack upon Senator
Moses: II will not discuss that re-
port. 1t is one Of the silly rumors of
which there are entirely too many in
circulation. have my opinion Of
any one who uses backstairs gossip
or porch-climbing methods" Of
course, White House mouthpieces,
like The NeaO York World, were
scathing in their denunciations of
such ISLANDER"
Yet now it would appear, if DR..
Young speaks with authority, that
Senator Moses was right. Leaving
medical Technology aside, Senator
Moses gave an essentially accurate
laymans description. AS for the
bulletins which Drs. Grayson, Ruffin
and Stitt signed daily with such
flourish, what polite word can be
used to characterize them?
The President might indeed ask
to be saved from such ministrations
by his friends. They have surround
ed him with mystery utterly un-
necessary, the natural producer Of
rumor and false gossip; they have
sought to withhold from the Amer1-
can public facts to which it clearly
was entitled. The Presidents health.
when threatened by grave disease,
IS not private matter, and we hone
the White House is at last persuaded
of the fact.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-14
Another Vote of Protest

10 the Editor of the Tribune.
Sir; Like your correspondent. A. G.
Ill., find my tolerance of existing con-
tlons giving way to a "vote of pro-
test don't know much about 40
clallsm, but know what I don't like.
accordingly, by process of elimina-
ton, have chosen to vote the straight
Socialist ticket at the last two cleo
tlons. The American people have had
considerable fund of patience under
the overwhelming burdens Of the last
few years. Indeed, we might borrow,
for ourselves George Moore's smile of
the camel, who kneels submissively to
receive heavier loads upon his alreadv
overloaded back.
But the camel, if l remember nv
school geography, is, at least, forti
ned against the aridities of his dailv
round by supply of private stock,
legltimately carried on his person.
When the Sahara becomes IS dry as the
United States trust the camel will
have sense enough to recognize the
last descending straw and shed his load
before it is too late.
ONE OF THE FEW DISGuSTED
MILLIONS.
New York, Feb. 12. 1920.