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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
2i5en69el0er gum
tell 5uriifbe5ablt
Stem timer Stabtrat bei4lieht; ben
ehemaliaen Galppnbeiitern ppn
ben einae5ahlten $50 bic Summe
ppn S4O6.25 5uriid5uaeben+ Nm
trae auf Mus5ablung grDkeren 8e=
TRACES nj oergeitimmt.

@amtli6e eben1oliee11 Seem Timer
@aloonbe1iber,s sic fiir oa8 pom Is.
Npril 1919 bis Is. glpril 1920 lauz
fenbe Sabr tire SabreSlisens bon use
an sic .6tabt et11besablt batten, &peroen
iiber bie Sdlfte bteleS 8etragea surad=
terbalter. Sin babinlantenber Bez
ll6lub lpurbe am Dtel1staeabenb tn Der
reeelmdbiee1t MonatSiiturs beS 9taot=
rates nit iibertpiegenber Mebrbeit BET
Mitglieber eefabt. Gin 3uerit eeiteaz
| ter ylntrag pollte alS BaiiS fir. bte
91ad3ablune Ser 9i5enseelber Die 9an5e
3eit 3tpil9en bern l. Suit 1919 unb
Is. 9lpril 1920 selten laiien uno bem=
ent1pre6enb bte an bic 9alooneigen=
timer alS3u3ablenbe @umme auf $593
|feitQeiebt ptI1e11.
Sin s3ulat n1obifi5ierte oieien Nn=
trae oabi1, bab sic 5umme bon
$406. .25, oie Sen MnSfall Der @ei6dft8z
3ett 51pii6elt benz l. Sult 1919 llno
! is. SQnuor 1920 bedt, fir Sic ean3e
3eit smil6en bem 1. Suit 1919 m1o
Is. s(prtl 1920 Suriidee5ablt lperben
ipa, Die 9lbitimmung iiber bieien
3uiota,ttrae eroab, 0ab ii6 flint ge9tn
eine Stin1ne fir tbn erfldrte11. Das
qlet6e 5tilnrnenperbdltnt8 blteb be-
| lteber, alS iiber Sen Sri9inalantrag
nebit 3u1ab abeeitimnt lpuroe. ,3nr
Be9rinbltn9 bes 3uiatantraseS tpuroe
barauf bi119e,pteierL oab Die oarin porz
oeiebene 5un1n1e ii6 NIT SEN @hni6en
| ser 9robe1l Mebr5abl Ser ebemaltgen
| @aloonbeliber bede, uto hab Die Nn=
nabn1e beS, 9lntraseS tn ietner uripriing=
liden 6alluns gesen Sic Snterellen be1
5toot peri tobe. 9err 5tabtantpal1
Denplep perlas baS IN Ser 2egtSlat1r=
itblnq BON 1919 auf bte Niid5abluna
Ser QBer5eelber an Die 9aloonbeitber
aneenon1mene @eiet. Dana6 tit ea
SEN Beb0roen ser 5tdbte ,uno Srt=
| i6aften I'M Staate iiberlaiien, BON Der
@elber11 3uriid5u3ablen 10 bel }te fii1
qut fi1ben, 9ia6 bem @ortlout bee
@eiebe8 ii1lb lte gu 1lt6tS IN bteler Sin=
| iidt perpfli6tet, Der bieii9e Staotra1
bate. fi6 iebo6 in geniliem Stnnt
bur6 eine Nelolntton gebunoen, Die BOZ
O1onaten bie Nud3ablung etr1eS Ietlbez
traoes an sic 5aloonbeiiter tn NuS=
itdt ftellte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
@e,pinuen Grpphdte.

s}n Sem ,9tebe= ltab Iefla11mtions=
>pettjtreit, ser Gabe Ser. oergonsencr
@ode IN rer bielt9en 9o6l6nle ab9e:
hulten murte, haben @tllore Soqel
1n1c Ibelma 91infe alS OtttglteStr Del
@eniorenflalie lie BON 9errn Sobl s.
@ieeel por 1nebrercn Sabren atitiftete
Iropbde gelrr1ln:n. 0te betcen gez
na1nte,1 ,reice1l an6s tie bieiiee 9odl=
ihule auF ben1 am 6retto9 ndGiter lno6e
i'm Mubttori1m BET bieltsen 9o0l9ule
stattftrhe1lhen 91ebe< rnh Ieflama=
tio,lsmettitreit tes Ditli6en 3etleS bes
bteiiaen 8e3irfs rertreten. Ote an
fbteien &onteit tetlcbmenpen Sod
ld)ulen 1ino Seem lllm, Weanfato,
5leepn Gpe, ct. Teter, @ibbon un>
91eb>poon 6alls. Dte aus eielenl Bettz
itrei1 berporgebenben @teser merhen btt
ISltlide @eftion auf Sem Diitriftsmett=
Ttreit pertreten, ser am d. Tebr11qr IN
5gearfato abeebalttn merren lptro.
!9ie Bretie anf sen @limtnattons=
1inteiten iieien an fie foleenben:Wtl
arb 8osel auS Der @.ntorflaite er=
5ielt ben l. Hreis auf benz am Don
nerStas obsebaltenen &nate1tfo1te1t
Sobn @raff allS Der Suniorflalle err
belt Sen sp,iten unb Rop Bfeiffer pon
Sci, Grsibmell erbielt Gen arittcn HrciS
Son oen Mab9e1l gelponreu auf neman
5anstas absebeltenen &ontef Sbelmf
01infe bon Ser 5enior,nflalie ben l
greis, 2illton Gnrt6 aus Der Sopbo:
mprerflafle Sen 3neiten ul1b @ltlabetf
@i1t BON ben Treihmen ben oritter
Hreis.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
Gum S6uBe gegen
Mnitefnngsgefabr
geem l1lmer GeiunbbeitsbebDrbe er=
ldkt 8eitin1n,une betreffenb Shlieis
juna ppn Sa15lpfalen. SeHent=
lihe Ieriamntlungen big auf iuei=
teres perbpten. eSnflnen5a ha1
arpRe Sel breitu1g.

J. Mneeii6ts ser roptben 8erbrettuns
ser sSnfluenBa llnter Sen 8elpobnern
Ser 5tabt rnb nmgege1lb bat it6 Die
Stem ulmer @elunbbettSbeb0roe peranz
labt selebeu, Ste Nbbaltung BON Dffentz
liden unb pripaten Id113en IN ibren1
SuriSbiftionsgebtete bis allf tpeitereS
3u perbieten. Sn ba8 Berbot, oaS III
ether auf 9ienStagabe11b na6 Ser Office
beS @elu,1bbettSbean1ten Or. sos. $.
8ogel ei11berufenen 9itung erlailen
lpurbe uno an1 acknowledgement Gage,
Mitt,po6, SEN 4. Sebruar, tn &raft
trat, ii11bs au6 8eriammlungen unb
s3n1anmerfnnfte treenolpel6er art et1l=
ge1@lolle11. @ine ean5e 6eibe berarttger
8eranitaltunser1 ipare11 fir bte nd6ite
3ufunft bereit8 porgeieben, 10 bab bas
8erbot 3ien1lid management tn bte
Bldne man9er Sr9anila ationen et11z
9reift. 90 NOR eine Tarmerperlammz
lung CUR 8eipre6ung Der 6lutfontrolle
I'M W3inne1otatale fir belte na9mttta9
nDr9eieben, 11lb am 11d61ten So11ntag
follte bie @rinbunsSper1 1ammllng beS
bie1ieen 53&peiges Ger politil6en 9lrbetz
terltga bon Minne1ota tn Ger 2nrnballe
abeebalten meroen. @tne 9an5e Getbe
pripater 8eranitaltun9en meroen ebe11z
fQll8 bon Der 8erorbnlfng betroffen.
&ir6e1i, S6u1en urb &tnotbeater
ft11b 10 nett IN bas 8erbDt nt6t et1lsez
iblo1len morben. @rf6brt bte 3abl Der
Grfranfune8fdlle fetne becenflide 3n=
nabn1e, 10 1ptrb beren 96ltebu1lg anb
iiberboupt ni9t In betra6t ge5oge1l
1reroen. s3etet iid iebo6, oab bte
@pibenie nod ipeiter UNI it6 greift, 10
1piro bie @9liebun9Sorber obne 3petfel
perlddrft tperoen. Die fiir BEN 8. bis
IL. ssebruars a11geiebten 8orit tellungeu
int 5urrer=Gbeater it1b alf @rlmo her
Srber bereitS abgelagt aporeen.
9rei Spbesfdlle.
Sn ser llmeeeer1b baben ii6 bis iebt
BRET 5obeSfdlle eretsnet, bic anf bic
sSnfluema=@piben1ie 3uriid5ufiibren 1tno.
Sic @eritorbere1 itr1b: @eorse @oeber,
Stem nln1; @mma Meper, @ourtlanb
unb 91utb Stunt, Milforb. SIM allsez
meinen i6etat bic Mebr5abl Der 8dlle
ni9t gang io,ernft gu iein, tpte TN lebter
Sabre.
9ln ben 9auiern, IN benen iemanb al
Ser Snfluen3a frarf barnteberlte9t, 1ptrb
etn Ylafat aasebradt, auf BENT Ser
baltunes1nabre9eln fit ben Gnlz uno
MuSsane ionittser Herionen an9eeeben
>perben.. SIM 6auie mobnenoe Ser
fonen biirfer nur NIT Grlaubnts bes
ben &ralrfen bebarbelnOen Nr5teS bQs
9aus perlailen.
NuS be111 1oipn 2tnben miro 11tt9e=
teilt, oab BORT bte 0ffentli6e 96ule
lpe9en Der Snfluen5a gel6loilen moroen
lit,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
(Sortiebung auf Der s. 5eite.)

Nebner seiste Sen Nntneienben etn 9onb=
tl11 auS Bapier, baS tb1n 3n1nNnberfen
on Die 56redenS3eit mitgeeeben iporoep
mar. DaS &arteninltem babe fi6 IN
Dentidlano belonberS betpdbrt, la9te
Rep. Mtema1l11. Sbm lei eS bauptz
.id6lt6 3lSui6reibe1l, bab IN Deuti6z
lamb Die Scot 1lie 10 9rob ,111b grer3enlos
setporben lei, ipte IN Seiterrei6 lnlo
Tetlen Nnbla1lbs lrnb Bolens. Nm
.@dfuiie feine8 gortrugs ernunterte
Ren.: 9sie1na1n iei1e j3ub6rer, NIT ben
Sar1mhlneen fir bas 9iebe8merf IN
Deutfdlanb ll1lb Deiterreih fortsufab=
're1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06

Ser rNl1slarbbenti6e", @albmonatSz
i6rift beS Oeutl6 Nuslanbz SnititlltS,
bert6tet aus Bueno8z zNire8, bab etne Der
gr6bten borttgen &on3ertz8ereinigur=
gen, sic n@ociebao Nr9entina Sc W}u=
flea Sc @amara b: 9infonica" am 13.
Nopenber n1ebr alS 1000 Meni6en int
griffin perfiiebaren 9beater Der Staot,
ben Golor1=Ibeater, 2 IL Stunoen
ans}6lteblt1 nit @agnerzMuIif unter=
balten bat. Wfan b6rte IN ben 6dunen
eineS 1beaterS Ser argenttntI6en 9aupt=
itabt iett fiinf Sabren gum rite!,m le
tpieber @asneri6e Muitf, gte tpnroe
10 begeiltert aufsenomme1l bab bets
ipt ssStpeiie Der game @a fiirenrttt oa
capo gegeben tperben mubte.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
nod nal ouf bieie @tellunsnabme bin
Sic 8p1lbaussabe.

sSn Der. gitnng am Dienstae fam
aud pieter bie 5prade auf Die 8ono=
auseabe, Sic, fallS Der 8au erri6tet
pir6, ben Wdblern CUR abftimnung
unite rbreitet 1reroen 1lluB. Sc mirb
.iid mabrl6eillih UNI ei1te glu8gabe bon
$500, 600 biS $3.50, 600 banbeln, Sn
beaug auf sic Nrt bes gerfaa1fs mar
man fid bartn eiaig, bab etn betrd6tz
lider Sell bieier Summe bon cen
8iirgern Ter 9taot felbft aufsenomn1e1n
1rerbell ipiiroe. llnb es 1purbe tei6loi=
len, b1lr6 baS 6inansfomitee cine :Art
Muff an.pag11e infsenie rem 81
EIalien unb cine Nuspra6e nit grrretern
Der bieiigen Bonfen Dorsunebnen, nm
III Grfabrnne 81 brtngen, ipie nett alf
lire Mubuie ii, 6ieler 9tniiht 81
rehnen lem ,piiroe. .;I
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
Stem lllm, Miinnelota, 6reitae ben s. SET, 1920.
Gerian1111lung nerid)pbe,1.

Die fir 1r1orse1L 5amStas, Sen Z.
Sebruar, ar9eiagte SabresDerfamm=
lung Der IarnerS' Datrn Niiociation
(por111alig Mtlforb & @ottonDoob
Creamery Go1npanp) fdllt nebe11 etner
Nn5aM dbnlider 8eranitaltrrngerl llnter
Ben 8a1n Der @eiunbbettsbeb0r0e. 9ie
mubte ipege11 Der Snfluen5az@piben1te
abge1agt u1lb auf eine llnbeiti1n1nte 3eit
In Der .3nfunft peridoben lperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
6pmar feblt,

@egel1 eineS MibperitdnbnilieS iino
MIR biele 8ode letber 11i6t IN Der Sage
Elm Gonlan 5u bringen. Wtr boffen
in Ser 1ld6ite11 @ode mteber IN Der 9ez
mobnten Weiie NIT etrer @r5dblnng
fortfabre1 5n f6nnen, unb bitten nn1ere
2efer, li6 bis oabin gu 9ebploen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06

@pblbefannter Mefu 1tlmer tpurbe
plDt!ih ppm Spbe eretlt, alS er fih
5ur Grhplung I'M fernen @eiten
aufbielt. 8etrteb bier ettpa 35
Sabre lang Elm Tleiidergeiddft.
8e9rdbnts fi11bet tpabri6einltd) am
Spnntagnadmittag ftatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
SOS. Marti1lfa aus Quca11 belt
ii6 eirlige Sage lang gu @qite a1lf bel
btefiQe1 8ermanbte11.

6rau Mi11nie Yatid, iotpie 5err
l1nb Trau Sos. Meibl mobnten am
Montagmorge1l In Manfato oem Bez
grdbntlie beS perltorbener Sen. Ser
mined bel. Die Wittpe beS Dabin9e=
16iebenen 1T eile frlbere Seem l11mert,,
Sbr Mdbdername NOR Wilt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06
Gpe>G;ntti1tg< l;au
begin11t 10, eyebr.
@eri9t 9tsnerbai1olu ipirb nDn &idz.
ter 8. 6. Apale aus Q8illmar gez
leitet merben, Mngeflagte Der Grz
preiIung ppn @elbern alS Mgenten
Der misunderstanding np1 Wfinz
neiDta beibul0tgt,

8ioian 8. Bpe aus ct. Saul unb
@b. @ntttn1 aus 5leepp @pe tperoen
Iid am 10. Tebruar 1norgen8 um 10
l1br TN bielieen 'DiifriftSaeri6te Dor
Nt6ter g. 6. Qpale aus @i1mar
lulter ber Nnflage ser @rprelillng gu
1tellen babe1l. Nean iiebt ben 8erbanb=
1unge11 beS Talle8 1no ibren1 NnSgang
IN ipeitel1 &retlen NIT Sa1terefe uno
|@pa111rnng entgegen. Gountpantpalt
8. 8. @dftetn uno @ilf8seneralanpalt
Sol. GILBERT S, Dratt aus Anofa meroen
Die &la9e fiibren, mdbreno Die beiben
8eflagten bon sen 4nmdlte,l Mlbert
9all aus MtnneapoliS llno Us. 81.
@errtng au8 Morgan pertreten tperoer1,
Die @rnennung be8 Gt6terS Qpale
gum 8orItbenben 8i9ter in benz Bro~
3eb erfolgte bnr6 Ben @onperneur Dor
mebreren @o9en auf @rluden Der bet
Sen Befla9ten, bic fi6 auf ben @tano=
punft' itellte1l, baB iie unter benn iett
3urudgetretenell Gt6ter bteieS Bs3irfS
fetne rnparteiilbe 8erbanblung er,parz
ten f0n11te1. Nt6ter @lague botte
| ft6 aber BON pornI Ieretn il, offener
Stkl1ns berett erflart, ben Iorfik oa
einen anberen M6ter ab3utreten. Mt
be3ug auf ben 8erba1bllhn9Sort bra9=
ten bt 8efla9ten IN bem elei6en
Nfftoapit ebenfallS Sic 8ef6meroe Dor,
oab tie we9en beS I'M 8rotp11 @opntp
angebli6 geseil lie berr}6e1rben 8orurz
tells befiir9ten n1iibten, baS belien
Gtnflub it6 trl Ben 8erbanblungea be-
rnerfbar ma6en uirbe, u1lb baB tie
beSbalb UNI .etne 8erlegune beS Ser
banoluneSorteS eriu6ten, DieleS .@es
lfu1 nurbe bon Ri6ter Qnale na1
etnenl In Der Office be8 Anuolt8 Sall
tn Minneapoli8 absebalteneu &erhSe
aaN I 8 Saaaar atgelebnt, .aorat,f Die
@r0ffnrng beS Hro5elle8 auf ben 10.
Gebr11ar feit9eiebt tpurbe.
&ier &laeer,.
| @ese11 Sic beioen 8eflaeten liegen
bier perl6tebene Nnflasen Dor. Die
erte bappn nurbe lpdbre1,b oes Maiz
tern1tn8 beS bteiieen Diftriftseeri6ts
segell iie erboben uno la,ltete auf @rs
prel1ung. Die brei lbrteen tpufben
I'M lebten Oe3e1nbertermin porgebra9t,.
s3met Der lekteren lauten ebenfa1S al1f
@rpreiiung, urb Sic brittle anf periu6te
@rpreilung. Die beiben 8eflaeten be-
fannten ii6 auf ale Nnfla9en bin ais
rli6t f6ulbts rnb tpurben bonn &t6ter.
unter ie $4,000 8lrgl9aft ge{tellt, ie
$1,000 bapon ipesen Der erlten Nnflage
unb ie $1,000 pe9en ber iibri9en Nn=
flage1t I'M DECEMBER.
Die Nnflaeen itiiten ii6 auf baS Ser
balten Der betoen Bef1aeten alS N9enten
Ser 1taatli6en Notwithstanding
tpdbrenb beS 9o11merS 1918. @te
lollen tbre Stelltng ba5ll mi8brau6t
baber, ether Nn5abl Tarmer IN bteiem
Gonntp @elb gu erpreiien, UNI oamit,
tpte ite geiagt baben iollen, tbre Nnto=
auSlagell gu bede11, Die bie 8eiu6e Der
6arner ibnen oeruria6t bitten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-02-06

@mil 6abielbrud bat IN Der &o=
lonialtparengrob bDanhll1ng bon $.
NlIen & So. III ct. 8alIl cine 9telluna
aneenpnnle1l. perr Sabielbrud bat
brei Sabre lang i'm Diellfte Der aneri=
foriiden 8l1tnes snurile Id ben pbilips
pinii9en @epdfiern gefmnber.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
DRIVE FOR 81 900.
Brandywinc Nj. T.. Church Starts Raising
Funds for Parsonage.

Brandywinc NJ i. Church came near
raising in one day the amount needed
for beginning the construction of new
parsonage. The drive for 81 1000, the
amount estimated to be needed, was
opened last night at n meeting in the
church. when cash contributions to the
amourr of $500 were received, and
pledges to the amount of S62S more.
1t is believed there will be no trouble
experienced iii securing the balance
needed, S672.
The $4,000 is intended TO get the work
under way, but it is expected the work
will cost about 81, 900. The new parsonage
will be built on the site of the old one on
Market street, adjoining the church, and
work will be stared immediately. Tho
building vii b. modern one, with eight
rooms. bath, pantry and all conveniences.
The work will be done by W w McElroy.
The parsonage committee Is COM
posed of George |. Bildcrhach, chair
man. William T. Linton, Rucl IL. LOOMS,
Henry W. Crapper. Mrs. J. w. Hopkins.
Mrs. Charles Bullock and j. Grant
Wilkins.
Preceding the parsonage fund meeting
n short entertainment was gwen. Miss
Helen d. Berry gave several piano solos,
and ]. Francis Blaine. accompanied by
Mrs. Blaine. rendered vocal selections.
Miss Ella Hopkins, and Miss Mildred
HollingswOrth recIted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
SOME MOTORISTS
TO TAKE APPEAL
Following Hearing in Alleged
Speeding Cases at Elsmere
Last Evening.

''To speed or not to speed that was
the question at hearing last night before
Magistrate Lewis ID. Cloud mt Elsmere
when six alleged offenders against the
local ordinances faced the squire.
DIR. John Ball of Elsmerc and Eugene
CroSsan of Rosellc appealed the penalty
of $40 each, and offered bail to cover
appearance at next term of the Court OF
General Sessions. under advice of Philip
T. Garrett. their counsel William a.
Ramho. Jr, 4l9 South Rodney street,
proved an alihi: William T. Best OF Brack-
Ex paid $40 and costs and Frank ID.
Vincent and Harry {. Little were dis
missed
The town authorities claim that the
Satctv of pedestrians, especially OF school
children, is endangered by reckless driving
and speeding along the smooth road
which the locality affords, and that they
arc justified in trapping conscious or un
conscious violators alike by posting their
men along a measured stretch; timing all
comcrS. and notifying the licensees Of
record to pay, pay, pay!
Those thus summoned, and their
friends really resent the trap feature
Of the proceeding, especially since the
special officers. Harry Fcnnlmorc. William
and Harry Nandegrift, profit by each
conviction to the extent Of their fees,
which appear as costs Of the proceedings
The unfairncss Of the methods and their
possible illcgality. owing TO disputed
jurisdiction and authority, are relied on by
those who disapprove Of the manner in
which the matter is being handled.
\ large number of technical arrests
have been made through summonses
served by mail or telephone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
A. u. NJ. u. Conference.

The 1O8th ar nual conference of the
African Union Methodist Protestant
Church will open in the A. Y. Church,
French street, between Eighth and Ninth
on Wednesday and continue six days
Rev. J. II Bell is president of tho CON
ference, and Rev J. Edwin Nichols is the
missionary president Conference will
organize on Wednesday morning In the
evening the visiting clergymen will be
welcomed by City Councilman j o.
Hopkins and Rev ] W Brown, pastor Of
the church. and responses will lie made hy
Rcvs J. T. Nichols and ". 4. Ross The
speechmaking will he followed by re-
ception The Daughters Of the Conference
will be in charge Of Thursday afternoon
and Thursday evenings exercises. Ses-
sions will conclude Monday with the read
ing Of appointments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Singing Helps Business.

How singing during working hours
increased production twenty per cent
and enlarged salaries OF the workers IN
some instances fifty per cent is the story
being told by Irwin Weisman, foreman Of
The wrapping department Of 7. Lorlllard
Company, POO West Second street.
Seeing the beneficial effect Of the sings
conducted at the plant by the Com
munitv Service Mr. Weisman conceived
the idea Of having a pianola installed in
hi, department The officials of the
plants agreed to the experiment rather
doubtfulIv hut MIR. Weisman proved by
the increased efficiency Of the workers
and their ability To earn more money
that his Judgment was good.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
PROFITEERs BOOST SHOES.
California Probers Give Some Startling
Facts In Probe Report.

San Francisco, May 18.-Hides are
stored in California warehouses "by
thousands" and are selling at decidedly
lower prices than in 1919, according to nm
announcement made public yesterday by
Mrs. Edward T. Scnnlon, president Of the
local branch Of the State Housewives
League. which organization has been
investigating the leather industry IN an
effort to discover why shoe prices are
high.
members of the league delegated TO
make this investigation public made u
personal canvass Of the leather supplies
of the (San Francisco bay district and
the findings are startling" Mrs Scanlon
said "Thc finest grades Of hides that
brought 20 cents pound in 1919 are
selling today for forty cents. We have
made a careful study of the different elc-
ments that make up the retail price of
shoes. We find that the labor cost Of n
pair of shoes never exceeds dollar and
eighty cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
MANY PETITION FOR
MUNICIPAL GOLF LINKS
Project Revived for a Nine-Hole
Course on Porter Res ervoir
Tract.

\ municipal golf course is again being
agitated, as q result of the petition filed
with the Mayor and City Council from
abut three hundred, favoring the laying
out OF nine-hole course on the Porter
reservoir eighty-acre tract.
The Mayor and City Council have
requested the Water Commission to have
Chief Engineer Van Trump investigate
the feasibility of such proposition.
1t is said that not great deal Of work
would be required to convert the old
reservoir park into an ideal golf course.
and that if the estimated cost comes
within what is regarded as reasonable
limits by the City Council, the plan may
be carried out. 4 three-room building on
the grounds could be converted with a
few alterations into locker room. A
report on the project IS expected to be
ready next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
CHILD HEALTH CENTER
REDUCES DEATH RATE
Mrs. Perkins Outlines Object and
Work of Reconstruction
Commission.

At meeting held yesterday in the
New Century Club by representatives of
various groups interested in child welfare
work, and at which Mrs. William II.
Laird, chairman of the reconstruction
commission. presided, Mrs. Ina ]. n.
Perkins, director of child welfare work for
the commission, outlined its object and
work. telling particularly of the child
health center work in Wilmington, and
of results being attained.
Mrs. Perkins said that every home In
Wilmington in which birth was reported
TO the City Board of Health is visited by
the child welfare nurses of the child health
centers. In this way all babies suffering
for lack of proper care and attention are
reached, and continuing attention IS
given. Since the beginning OF this work
in Wilmington the infant death rate has
been reduced 33 l-3 per cent. II was
stated that there are 3.10l mothers,
babies and children on the lists who
received care and instruction during the
year
Mrs. A. D. Warner, chairman of the
finance committee of the womans com
mittce which assists the reconstruction
commission. read a statement showing
the need for funds TO supplement the
appropriation from the State Promises
OF financial assistance from several organ
izations were reported by Mrs William
| Coyne. Mrs Laird, Mrs. Charles II.
Miller and Mrs Donald Ashbrook.
Miss Aida Armstrong. representing the
Children's Bureau, made brief talk as
did Mrs. F. f. Stone, Mrs A. ID. Warner,
Jr., and Mrs David Lindsay. Wawasct
Park was represented by Mrs Charles
X Weston, Mrs Allen. Mrs Charles
Warner and Mrs Edwin Robinson, who
told Of the interest in that section in child
welfare work Miss Madeline Owens. Of
the Junior League. reported progress in
the plan to purchase house by the
league for child health center.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Komus kIub to Have Minstrels.

The Komus klub has decided TO give
minstrel show 4 rehearsal was held last
Sunday afternoon in the Strand Theatre,
Twenty-ffth and Market streets. Prac-
tically every member of the club, and
members-to-be, were present The show
will probably he staged sometime in
September, and it will be elaborate On
Memorial Day there will be q hike and
marshmallow roast Arrangements have
been completed for dance TO be gwen on
the 2Sth Of this month in parlors 4 and B
Of the Hotel du Pont Last Saturday
evening about % members went TO York
lvn by motor truck, to attend the dance at
that place 4 very enjoyable time was
had
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Y. l.. &. CLUB DANCE.

The Young Ladies' Catholic Club viii
hold n dance In the Brownson Hall, this
evening. Music will bc furnished by
Carney nnd Banks Orchestra. This Will
be the third Of series Of dances which the
Young Indies plan TO hold until the sum
mer months set in. The next dance VIII
probably be given within two weeks,
The committee IA composed Of the
Misses Roller, Murray, McCaifertyr Me-
Donough and johnson. Tho hall has been
beautifully trimmed and re-decorated
throughout by the committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

cpileptic 81 at Fourth and King arsst
Yesterday and was removed 70 the Dela-
ware hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Seized with Fit on Street.

Adelaide Griffith, colored, aged -
years, Of Stanton, was seized with nm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
DcIawareauS Helm Butler.

Delaware Alumni OF Columbia Univcr-
sity are joining with others in every
State TO further the campaign for the
Republican presidential nomination of the
president Of the university, Nicholas
Murray Butler. Among those in Della
ware who arc actively participating in
Or Buffers campaign are: q. B. Parsons
and George b. Murphy. both Of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following permits:
Scott street. 606; Thomas Fidancc,
owner and builder; repairs, $500.
Second street, 1915, 1917 West; f.
Pileggio, two dwellings, sll 500.
Twenty-ninth street, 90l West; Curren
Brothers, owners and builders; garage,
$500
Front street, COZ West; Daniel Bu-
benzer owner J. r. Reardon builder;
alterations. SA00