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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
ALLIES PLAN To
HALT bOLSHEV|K|
Will Go to Aid of Poland If Soviet
Does Not Agree to
Terms.
nv Associated Press IN Every Evening


Paris, July Referring 10 Premier
Lloyd Georges ultinatum 10 Soviet
Russia that il the armistice proposals
were not accepted Great Brisian and her
allies would defend Poland with all their
forces and in every war, Premier Millef-
and told the Chamber Of Deputies yes
terday:
France will keep hcr word, an | am
sure Great Britain will he faithful to hers. :
The British governments reply To
the note OF Foreign Minister Tchitcher,n
Of Soviet Russia. regarding an arfnlstice
with Poland, will bo dispatched tonight.
IL intimates that if the Russians nd
vance further into Poland all negot'n-
tions for trade between Great Britain
and Russia will he broken off.
The sharnhrr Of Deputies voted copfi-
dence IN the government today, 40
against i52, after Premier Nlllerand had
explained the Spa conferences deris,nnsi
DISCUSSED tho 1urk,sh, SyTlan snd Ger
rn.n Questions. and riedzrd Frnssoe : n'rf
to Poland.
Tho vote Of confidence came after
Premier Millerand had reviewed the
negotiations at Spa in detail 10 the cham
her, which reconvened today after Its
recess since July O.
Speaking on the Turkish question, the
premier declared the Turkish treaty was
being enforced because it was impossible
10 leave millions Of non-Turklsh people
under the domination of Turkey. which
for ehe past 80 wears had betrayed friendly
governments which had supported her.
Confidence that France would ulti-
mately obtain the reparations from Ger
many which that nation had promised
was expressed by Millerand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
ERWIN BtRGDOLL AFTER
TWO YEARS, SURRENOEHS
Younger Brother Of Grover Ap-
pears at Governor S Island
Romlg Also.
By Associated Press % E..r, Lr.n-ns

New York, July II lrt HergIo0
younger half brother ~ Grower Iey
land BergdoU. who iisappsa rri from
Philadelphia home about rto ear ago
and since then has been seuzrf sr laIC g
of draft evasion, tu,ia, -arrr udeIol
Governors Island
With Bergioll ,urrcndctc. Ipdg lam,
Romig, of Philadelphia 'rienl y. the Ber.
doll family. Who hlm-eli +, irder noicr
rncpt in connecuun with t,ro er e~capf
Bergdoll who .urrendeicd 70 fual
Judge Advocate Major NillLim kei.c.
was Immediately made prisoner l
Castle William
Besides Judge ROmIg }crgIol "a,
accompanied by his half bruthcr Char.es
Braun.
When the trio entered the nudge advo-
Gates office Judge Romig said
We have Erwin Bergdo lesro4, l
surrender
Bergdou was Immediately taken
prison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
SHAMROCK LEADS
ACROSS LINE IN
THIRD CUP RACE
Lack of Wind Delays Start Of
Today's Contest Until
l o'clock.
Upton NEEDS ONE MORE
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

SANDY HOOK, n. J., july 81
With two victories 70 her credit, Sham
rock ~ led across the starting line in
todav's race for the Americas Cup, de-
Tended by Reaolute The Upton sloyop
needs but orc moro victory 10 lift the
cup
The warning signal was blown AZ 1856
when both sloops acre IoekeyIng for
position.
After sounding Of the starting signal at
o'clock Shamrock crossed AZ 0O.22
and Resolute at 1.004l. yfficial time.
and breezed away on the first fifteen mile
leg Of their 30 mile wlndward and lee
ward course.
Just before the start the two sloops
shifted headsaIls several times When
the warning signal came they were work
ing back and forth TO wIndward Of The
line ResOlute stood over toward the
light ship but soon came about and follow
ed Shamrock toward the committee boat
Shamrock crossed the line y seconds
after the starting signal and Resoiute
followed II seconds after the starting
signal. Captain Adams Of Resoiute made
no effort 70 gain the weather berth and let
Shamr-- cross the line first Both
yachts crossed on the staTboard tae k with
in 30 yards Of each other. Both tackled
3 few minutes after the start and at / 10
were holding away for the Jersey shore.
Resolute whipped out about 100 yards
TO windward but Shamrock was footing
faster and was well ahead Il looked as
il Shamrock could cross the defender
bow.
At l25 Shamrock had a lead of an
eighth Of q mile and appeared to be
rapidly gaining in four knot breeze.
Resolute although TO windward, appear
ed loggy. st 80 both boats were still
holding the port tack for the Jersey shore
with ResoIlte quarter Of mile 70 wind
ward OF Shamrock wake Shamrock
had increased her lead TO three-eighths Of
a mile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Ry offering to give free of charge two
acrr lot a cash gift Of 20 per cent OF the
cost uf "A new house and To finance the
remaining cost through supporting q
huldinE and loan ASSOCIATION, - the COM
mcndahle ma nner and method with which
the Charles Warner Company is seeking
% create the proper home atmosphere
and pridc IN an establishment OF their
own. for the employees that are engaged
hv the company az their Cedar Hollow
nlants IN Chester county. Pa. 30 many
housing plans have been proposed and
failed and the urgent need tor housing
Recommendations all over tho country
are 80 pressing that the experiment OF the
Warner Company will he awaited and
watched with interest by lndustrials
throughout tho East
For long time the Warner Company
officials have been giving the housing
situation serious thought They had as
scmbled data on the subject and observed
the failures Of others, hoping To profit
thereby Reports of housing commissions
have been digestcd and the good things
m them recognized and the disappoint-
ing details dismissed From all of these
a plan has been formulated. that appears
20 combine the good qualities of many
schemes and evading the difficulties and
emharrassments that have marred others.
PLACES ru.r HAVE FAILED.
Among the things found objectionable
u inaust rial workers was too much art
Another plan that failed Was where the
employer dictated how houses should be
built and not as the employe wanted his
houc cons; rlc,cd. Still another cmbarrsss-
ne n, was the payments for tho house
even this detail proving unsatisfactory
because the arrangements were made
direct with tho employer and not by the
rmplove TO some organization ot ms
own creation or choosing.
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
WOMAN AND 3 CHILDREN
LOSE LIVES IN FIRE
Andrew Polski, Head of Family
Under Arrest at Jersey City
for Manslaughtei.
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Jersey City, July 21-Andrew Polski,
a saloonkeeper, and his bartender were
arrested today on charge of manslaught-
er in connection With the fire which last
night partially destroyed Polski's saloon,
burning to death his wife and three chill
dEen.
Two other persons were seriously burn
ed by the flames which the police said
started in storeroom containing hquor
and apparatus for the manufacture Of
whiskey.
Polski and his bartender, the police
say, fled when the fire broke out Cans Of
alcohol and other fluids were found in
Polski's room on the third floor, according
to the police
Polski, the police say, admitted he went
into the storeroom not long before the
fIe started, With lighted candle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
DISCOVER PLOT FOR
UPRISING OF M0SLEMS
Many Arrests Made at Constan-
tinople in Agitation Against
Occupation.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Constantinople, July 20.-Wholesale
arrests were made here today in connec-
tion with an alleged plot to promote a
general uprising of Moslems against
foreign occupation.
The confession of one plotter is re-
ported to have implicated high officials
of one of the entente powers in the al
legged conspiracy, which was directed
chiefly against the British.
The civil population, according to the
Turkish war office, has been evacuated
from Adrianople where Turks and Greeks
have ella he'd with artillery and machine
guns.
A Bulgarian aeroplane was shot down
Sunday near Adrianople and the pilot
admitted he was flying to the aid of the
Turkish commandant at Adrianople
The number of Bulgarian irregulars pre-
pared TO assist the Turks against the
Greeks is estimated a. thousands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
THROWN FROM CAR.
Daniel Kieth Injured While Working al
Augustine.

Daniel Keith colored, % years old, liv-
ing at 304 East Tenth street. this morning
sustained a two inch cash in the cheek
when he fell out o, a freight car in the
yards of the Augustine paper mill, where
he is employed as a laborer
The cars were being shifted when Keith
was thrown to the ground. his face striking
a cross tie. He was taken to the Delaware
hospital for treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
COP. LEADERS AT COLUMBUS
DISCUSS PLANS FOR TOMORROW
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Columbus, Ohio, July 21.-Members OF
the executive committee of the Repuhli-
can National Committee arrived here
today to discuss plans before going to
Marion tomorrow for the notification of
Senator Harding.
The notification committee, headed by
Il. Coleman du Pont, of Delaware, planned
to meet after the session of the executive
committee. This evening the members
Of the national committee and other Re
publican leaders will be guests at dinner
to be given by Harry NJ. Daugherty, OF
Columbus, Senator Harding's pre-con-
yention campaign manager.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
WOMEN FIGHT DUEL OVER MAN
ONE DEAD, OTHER UNDER ARREST
Assoeiated Press 10 Eyery ENenIng

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit. July 2l-AIiss Eleanor Greer,
33 years old, was dead today. and Miss
Birdie Bradford, Is years old. was held
by the police after a pistol duel which the
officers said resulted from quarrel
over man at rooming house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
WARNER CO. HAS
UNUSUAL HOUSING
PLAN FOR employees
Will Give Lot, 90 Per Cent OF Cost
and Provide for Loan tor the
Entire Expense.
OFFER is UNIQUE ONE
WHAT WARNER co. IS
DOING FOR EMPLOY ES

To all employees of plants IN
che Cedar Hollow section and within
4 radius of one and onc-hali miles
~ any plant, the Charles Warner
Company is offering to home seek
ers
Two acres Of land free, ms a
gift
Twenty per cent of the cost OF ia a
house or lot not exceeding si,oop
as a gift -,
VIII loan to employees building
and loan association 80 per cent
of money required to build houses
The result IS
Employees can acquire land. and
hu,ld houses without requiring ono
penny uf credit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Had License, But Couldn't Find It.

Failure on the part of Carlton Tyer
to find his automobile operating license
in his inner coat pocket yesterday after
noon led to his arrest and hearing before
City Court this morning on charge Of
operating a motor vehicle without a
license. This morning Tyer had found
his license card and was dismissed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
CENSUS STATISTICS.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
l. L Z

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, July 2l-The following
census results were announced today:
Gloucester. Mass, 22,947, decrease
l,45I, or 80 per cent.
Amesbury, Mass, 10036, increase
l42, or OIL per cent.
Middlesex County, Mass, including
cambridge and Lowell, IT'S, ,352, increase
10S,347 or 16.2 per cent.
Salem, Mass, (reviscdl 1859. Pre-
viously announced as 42,515.
Newburyport, Mass, (revised) 1868.
Previously announced as 15,609.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
CUP GOES BACK TO ENGLAND
IL SHAMROCK WINS TO-DAY

BY Associated. Press 10 Every Evening
Sandy Hook, y J., July PA dead
calm with bit OF a ground swell on the
Continued on page II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
1T. Thompson Hurt by Baseball.

] + Thompson suffered a severe con-
tlslon Of the cheek when he was hit BY a
baseball last night while watching game
nj the homeopathic Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Amusements ToniIh:

Playhouss-'The Bottom % fhe world
Majestic" Homer Cones Home.
Queen" sand.
Stran-- q Luck IN Pawn
Savoy NJ isS Hobbs.
Rialto-''The Hope Chest"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
CITY REGISTRATION 9,47I.
This was Nearly 1000 More Than First
DaN in 1916.

Wilminrton's registration Of voters last
Saturday totaled 9,47l, compared with
7 700 on the corresponding day in 1916,
the last presidential election year. The
registration by wards was as follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
Weather Forecast

By Associat ted Press 70 Every Evening
Washington July 2l WeNher Torc,ast
for Delaware:
Generally fair tonight ai,d rhur>das
little change in temperature
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21
HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT

how utterly impossible it is for you
to make known what you want to
sell or what you want to buy with
out using the Want Ad columns of
!. Every Evening? Everybody in
Wilmington and in the surround
ing country will read your Want
Ad if it is printed here.
The cost of delivering your mes
sage to these many thousands is
small indeed as compared with the
large measure of benefit and profit
you will get in return.
PHONE
TWO-TWO-HUN
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

Certified milk for infants Clover Ds.y
Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-21

To prevent bottle famine return emptles
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Adv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-30

cunnin' fng, muvver's own little
chickie," she cooed, as the chick
nestled contentedly against her
soft cheek. will his muvver let
i'm have . teeny, weeny bit OF
cookie -
Better not give it to him
might cause appendicitis" laughed
9 masculine voice from across che
fence. Besides, I'd rather have
It II you have a bite to snare I"
With a quick vault Jim came over
the fence.
He took the chicken from Marcia
and held it up to his cheek. "Isnr
I'm cunnin' little fing?" he teased
Silly" she retorted; put the
chick back and I'll give you A
cookie. made 'em and they're
good, il do say So"
She came back with 4 substan-
tial helping.
Say, Marcia" suggested Jim
why couldn't we go fishing this
afternoon! It's . glorious day, ri
bring the worms and you might
bring some cookies
And We'll go down to Long
pond" chimed in Marcia Joyously.
The fish in Long pond were not
disturbed very much that after
noon,-for the would-be anglers
came home empty-handed.
But that night Marcia confided
happily to her mother that she ~
going to refuse the New York lob.
And Jim 1t the same time was tell
ing his mother that he had chang
ed mis- mind about New YORK.
practice In the old home town was
what he wanted.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-30

1fainging The Heart Muscle N
Medicine. intelligently prescribed
to meet the immediate requirements
Of the patient who has heart
trouble, 10 ! gudsend. No one can
seurmise what that medicine should
be, il any medicine IL needed, ex-
cent thu physician who has exam
med the patient personally ct the
moment. Medicine which may be =
valuable aid in recovery and cure
today and tomorrow, may do harm
II administered day after tomorrow,
on account Of the changed condi-
tons. There il NO condition in
which tampering with medicine
proves more futile or more harm
full than in heart trouble. There is
certainly no medicine which may
be wisely employed for an indefinite
period or for any alleged weakness
OF the heart, notwithstanding popu-
lar notions to the contrary. The
improper use OF such drugs as
digitalis, strychnine, or nitroglyc-
erin, practice lightly adopted by
some people. is responsible for SER
ious and sometimes fatal conse-
Quences.
Another popular delusion regard
ing heart disease is that the sub
ject with a diseased heart must
never take any exercise or exert
himself in any way if he can pos
sibly avoid it. The truth is that
gradually increasing doses of exer-
else will accomplish more in >$he
way of restoration of normal func-
ton in q case of valvular disease or
heart muscle degeneration than any
other known remedy. save rest
alone. At the stage when circula-
ton is seriously impaired, Tor as
doctors say compensation is lost")
rest in bed and later in chair is
usually the best remedy. But with
gradual restoration of circulation
and disappearance of. the symptoms
which mark lost compensation, "
there comes a time when further
improvement is to be sought
through intelligently graded exer-
cises-and here is where the skill
and expert knowledge of the ply
stefan comes in. Be the patient
child or adult. his physician must
serve as sort of physical trainer
prescribing precisely what exer-
else and how much is to be taken
from day to day, according to his
daily observation of the condition
of the heart. This system is the
thing well-to-do victims of heart
disease used to go to Europe to OBJ
tain. 1t is the kind of cure" ad-
ministered at the great Spas Of
France and Germany and as rapid
ly obtainable in some of the better
sanitariums on this side of the wa.
ter. 1t is available to anybody any
place where a Doctors expert care
is to be had, whether the patient
needs any medicine or not. The
swarms of short cut fad healers tel
the dear old public SO much abou,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-30
Then and Now.

fs Sept = will mark the 23oth anniversary Of
birth Of newspapers in America.
This initial bow Of the press was made at
feton. It was named "Publick Occurrences"
frightened people Of that day, Just a.
1eyspspsrs seem fearful objects to some timid
eouls today. 1t was something new: some
1hing they hadn't seen before; therefore II
DaSt mot Be.
The colonial legislative body Immediately
! Impressed tho first American newspaper. One
4eue only was published And yet it con-
ahed nothing but news Of the nearby neigh
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-30

tAny reader can get the answer TO
tim Bureau. Frederic J. HAskin Dlreetof
addren and enclose two-cent stomp Tor fe
confidential. the replies being sent 0fecl
paid TO anonymous lettefs).
@. What are the average wages
Maid in automobile factories? H. H.
A. The average weekly wage in
the automobile idnustry in the
United States last year was $26.7A.
@. How did they get the Great
Lakes steamers through to the
ocean for use during the war? A.
B. D.
A. The steamers we're taken to
the ocean by means OF the st. Law
renee river. AS the locks were not
large enough for the largest
steamers, these ships weSe cut in
half and put together again.
@. Are there my colored women
in the United States who are law
yers? F. J. W.
A. There are five colored women
who have passed the examinations
and been admitted to the bar.
@, What was the cost of Chris
TOPPER Columbus trip to the New
World?'' C. P. G.
A. A noted Chicago antiquary
has ascertained that the famous
first voyage of Columbus cost only
$1,000 pesetas or q little over
$4,000.
@. When and where was the
first baby show held? E. C. D.
a. The first baby show in the
United States and In the world wal
held at Springfield. Ohio. on Oct
IA, 1854.
@. Is it unlawful to work extra
tip- under another employer, pro-
viding the person works full time
Ut his regular employment? F. N
A. So long a. he fuliills all the
requirements OF his regular EN-.
ployer, his spare time is his to Dc
With as he chooses.
q. What was the vote in thu
house OF representatives on the
soldier bonus bill and when was 4
taken? D. r. A.
A. On May 20. 1920, after onl,
10 minutes debate the house passe<
the bill BY = vote Of $50 to 90.
@. What species Of willow tree
are used in the manufacture Of viii
low furniture and baskets? n. E. 7
A. The principal species uset
tor this purpose are American
@eea PgE1la Lamlay anl Pstan
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-30

through 1t all Jim never lost sight
OF the fact that he was talking with
q bacheloress of arts, magma cum,
while Marcia could not help but
realize that Jim was a brilliant
LII. B.
Once she started to ask:
Couldn't We 60 fishing in Long
pond in the old flat-bottomed boat
some day, Jimmie, and talk over
old times" But jim had begun
to discourse On the League of Ma
tons and Marcia listened YEARLY.
She was glad when he babe her q
formal goodnight.
As she watched him 60 down the
steps she mufmured softly, SO he
wouldn't hear, Please, Jimmie,
next time forget about the old de-
gree and let's be chums again. Z"
And he was thinking. TOO bad
Marcia's so intellectual-and she
was such q good pal.%
Jim's next call was no more sue
cessful than the first, and this un-
satisfactory condition Of affairs
went on for almost two weeks and
1t was time for Marcia to make her
decision about the New York posi-
ton.
That morning she had been help
ing her mother in the kitchen, clad
in big blue checkered apron. She
came out to feed the hens, MUNICH
ing . fresh baked cookie hungrily
and quite unaware that Jim was
watching her from the other side
Of the fence, where he was reading
under the pear tree. He almost
laughed aloud as he heard her be-
rating the rooster.
go way. you greedy old thing. /"
she said. Don't You know that
ladies' como frst!' She stopped to
take another bite OF her cookie and
then turned her attention to the
chickens. Reaching carefully into
their small coop, she picked out
one Of the chicks. Now Speckies,"
she tsn0nsnated to tie pfotas<iue
mother In, ~You know / wouldn't
hurt yuaf 'ittle haAy.s she held
tie tiny ~ q DOM . sh1r cheek.
~ slkG5A = - k1nrE
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-30
JATTSrACTORY SETTLEMENT
Sst BY Margaret Moulton.
Unpyright, 1920, by Wheeler Syn-

~ &AseA . - 81 NAOuAtOus
0pyright, 1920, by Wheeler Syn
I'LL dictate, Inc.)
Mn. Nyles was feeding her feath-
~ dock and had paused to ad-
- the newly-hatched chickens
differed about their mother in q
sptefats coop.
ss2hose are fins chicks you have, T"
e>41mented Mrs. wilkins, the Myles'
y14-door neighbor. from her side
4SAs wire fence.
fom poultry the conversation
oS1tped - back-door CONVERSE
~ have . WAY of suddenly
o44Aging, TO early peas and straw
oeeties and the high cost OF sugar,
uen Il reached the most impor-
14n4 topic OF the day.
1arcta's coming home Oh the
v tonight" announced Mrs. Mylas
41pdly. 1T will be such Q conn
- to have her home again after
I - foar years In college. I'm
MING The white mountain cake
~ likse and molasses cookies"
z& 5SAAA esHAu8 IN tWU UT INLee
eeys," w1D Mrs. wilkins equally
j{toant news.
pptA women were silent for 4
f1nsnt. Then, lit would be nice.
NDdnt II, now, Mary. IT," Mrs.
Fins stopped with q tremulous
N.Y. laugh.
I've planned It that way when
~ we're tiny mites," went on
Myles. 1T would be Just fine.
\ icy. But. land sakes, We mustn't
~ be children suspect we've been
n ling thia way. That might set
n j dead against It. There. l
Aek forgot my cookies; they're in
NJ bvsn.'
hat night the Myles family-iin-
Gl over : belated supper. Mar
T. - yitA IN appreciativs eounx
~ tAat had been ted % q
" t19ieni1 ~ nanno(onors
- yzal. Tho 9TH
- 1aetions,
e ~ ~ ~ M