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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
STOCK MARKET AGAIN
is VERY UNSETTLED
Heavy Opening Gives Way to
Further Weakness; Some
New Low Records.
BY Associated Press 90 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every BVenihR
Now York, Nov. 20--The stock market
was very unsettled again today, heavy
opening giving way To further weakness,
regular recoveries following later Yes
terday's weakest features, especially steels
oils and railway equipments, were under
increased pressure, such new low records
for several leaders such ns Crucible Steel,
Mexican Letroleuthernd Baldwin Loco
motive Food, leather and miscellaneous
specialties also went lower on renewed
liquidation The better class Of rails and
shippinps rose / to 3points but cancelled
some of their gains when lndustrials be
came more reactionary. Such firmneas as
was shown in isolated instances probably
resulted from short covering, there being
little public interest or support
The closing was Irregular Sal esamount
d 10 550O00 shares.
Tho weekend session opened with
indications Of continuance of the recent
severe liquidation, through noutrallzed
in part by the frrner tone Of investment
rails Crticble Steel, which led yester-
days extensive ectback opened at fur-
ther loss Of Il points to n new low for the
wear, and Mexican Petroleum also record
ed new minimum on ifs decline 0f ] q
points American Smelling, Beet Sugar,
California Lacking. and Tobacco Prod
ucts averaged losses Of point Great
Northern, Reading and Southern Pacific
hardened and Royal Dutch and Virginia
Carolina Chemical recovered part Of their
recent declines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
CITY COURT CASES.

Pleading guilty 10 q charge Of drunken
ness Henry Hicks and Samuel Butler
were each fined SO and costs by Judge
Finger III Municipal Court today.
Palagla Grslewsk, who was held each
for examination as to her mental condition
after her arrest on a charge Of breach Of
the peace, was dismissed
Thomas Fennigan charged with breach
Of the peace, was dismissed Oh payment Of
costs
Charged with non-support Of his wife
George Clevenger was placed under a
temporary order of s14 a week.
At the request of the defendant on the
case Of Michael f. Burgess, charged with
the ernbezzlement Of 500 from Leslie H .
Patton, was continued urtll next Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
FIX DECEMBER 5-11
AS "SCHO0L WEEK.
Churches as Well rs Educational
Institutions TO Take Part in
National Observ anCe.

pr. P.P. Claxton, United States Conn
m,s,onrr of Education, has requested
the national observance of the week OF
p,,rcmhcr Sill ~ School Week lt IS
usp,s,ed that not only the schools, but
~. churches. Parcnt-Tcacher Associa-
tinns womcns clubs and all other civic
organizations should conduct program
which would focus public attention on
education and develop public sentiment
IN favor Of better schools.
Specific aims suggested IN such pro-
gram are To secure regular attendance;
~ ,ns,irc satisfactory health conditions
m schools: to provide adequately trained
teachers. to make possible high school
education for every child; 20 convince the
pnlllc ~ the worth of education; To oh
tam adequate financial support for schools.
Il il suggested that the ministers use
one or more of their church services Tor
cmrhssirinp the Importance OF education.
The State Department of Education
furnishes the statement that less than one
ner cent of Americans are college gradu-
stes. vet this ono per cent has furnished
over so per cent Of the distinguished
rcople of tho United States, and that ut
the prrsent time the President, Wee
President. speaker Of tho House. all but
two of members the cabinet, 50 out ot 80
senators. sos ont of 435 Representatives.
md al the Justices of tho supreme Court
are college trained men.
Thr Delaware State Teachers Asso-
citation in H. second annual meeting IN
pover on November Is declared itself
committed to program of service, with
the supreme purpose being the welfare OF
the childhood of Delaware Allegiance
was affirmed 10 the following principles
That Il is the business Of the State TO
provide adequate facilities for the training
" hcr teachers; that the effort toward
vocational work is commendabe; that
movements providing medical inspection
,ud nursing service for school children
~ill he supported
lndorscmcnt is also pledged to the
consolidation of nlral schools; providing
n TEACHERS with adequate salaries; and
u - moved that larger place III the edu-
rational interests of the nation should nc
taken hy the Federal government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
sEARLEs WILL CASE SETTLED.
Nephew Contestant accepts $1,000. 600
ard Drops Suit.

%ev York. Nov. 20-rhe contest Cir
the $50 900 900 estate II THE .te EdVarl
p ~earles 3f New York Ard Nle-a-ea-
Mass. ended ID Boston Yesterday Ehen
Arthur r Walker tie { .nAdian c.ers III
vrau TIE eccentric millionaire s;' tA-
bulk Of his property. -gned 2 opntrsct io
49, tfner- Victor ~.4rie.. epneN .uI
.rle helr Il Iaw. APPROXIMATELY S5.U0o0uO
Il return .7r tls agreement -o H.thlraa
his opposition AMI allow rLr RLl
prUbaJed
Announcement inst -att.euen DAD
been agreed upon was orinauE m-oe ut
sherman [ NhIpple. ealei q coll,'.. i1f
the contestant. and tnar.ee { ApAle.
II trial counsel for Walker and Lewis r
Delaaeld Of New York, with Na4Aer a.
executor II tie Will
cut Of The sum - r. Ya.d ar
Walker. and which 0E 'aa tenn, ~.
agreement becomes g 1rst 4tn -i,A ~
residue u be estate, Albert Nicto- >'tl.e>
i 10 make provision Tor coAaterai He..'
who Joined him in the contest. lhe-, a-t
cousins scattered from MECHANICS rails.
Me. 10 -. Louis. scales wall al.o Y4y ---
own legal expenses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

The Mortimer Noodles are haca from + tr.g
In their lead colorcd SIX hat IL oig A. ship
The wind shield is shat tered. thc i.rvs Afc in
mt tie 6acl 81 the tonncau Is svIs,v-, aila
nagS
Folks view them WITH envy Detroit AlA
Duluth
seattle and Frisco. nor dream nf thC tL.th
That they summer,d IA JrrseS Win NlUrh
mcr pop.
And bought all those FaES at a >l1flvH.i I,
shop.
Ailnua rying, IA New NcrN ~uu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
TAKE NAVAL TRAINING.
Many Wilmingtonians Enlist for Govern
mert Instruction.

r &. Pagan, IN charge Of Navy re-
,rtnting IN this city, announced ycster-
iav that enllstments up 10 November II
ae~ among the highest yet reported.
Twenty men were sent from here TO the
Philadelphia central recruiting office, and
rcarly sll az these men chose some school
where thev could he trained for activities
in civil life after their enlistments expire.
Among those who enlisted for the machin-
IN. school were Francis ] Middleton,
SIS Kirkwood street; Charles l.. Regcn-
suar IA Fifth avenue; Harry y Smack,
2a- West street; Gabriel Polito and
Lawrence r. Frati. 400 Madison street. (.
Tho.~ who enlisted for the electrical and
r,dln schools were Leo J. J Hammerer,
~ Frsnch street; Thomas p Marshall.
~ Kirkwccd street. Harvey Morris,
,,rsSnaboro. Md; Charles L. Steen. 1856
gsnd~ver avenue: James Nandegrlit
harrington. Other enlistments We're
Fingfeld s. Dutton, TOT King street. e
hospital school, James Campogne, 81
sorih Broome street. 10 Bakers 5 school
md Francis Martin, 2l03 Carter street
- Neoman's School.
Auee y Kilmon, l3l North du Pont
treet, and James F. Flaherty Of kennett
square, Pa, previous service men were
sent 20 = California station Robert a.
Iefferias. 3 Clayton strest. enlisted as a
second class machinist fhree other men
went irom this CITY 70 the Woman 5
school
There has been 8 large number OF VIC
tory medals distributed 10 previous ser
v,ce men, hut AL applicants have not yet
,ecrive-i medals IL was stated today ~
Mr. Pagan that Lieutenant Commando
o;ulhranson Of the Philadelphia Office Will
shortly come 70 Wilmington with further
snpplv of Victory medals and that the
date Of his coming would be announced
ater
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Personal.

Something unique in the way Of house
warnings took place several evenings
ago in Philadelphia when newly mar
RED couple, well-known in this city en-
tertained, large party Of friends IN
expectedly AS it happened the cleo
tricians had been at work in the
newly appointed house and on the day
set by the guests for the surprise visit,
no electricity was available, and the pro-
spective host and hostes were faced by
the prospect of party in the dark What
to do was the question quickly met by
the hostess. Each girl guest was notified
10 bring along light with the result that
more than 100 candles supplied by the
guests, lit up the house in very festive
way. Those present say it was the most
delightful house-warming ever known
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Layman were
the host and hostess Mrs. Layman was
Miss Florence RockTok, the daughter OF
Edward Rodrock Of Doylestown former
ly of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
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UNDERSTANDING REACHED.
1his Is Indicated in the Matter Of Railway
Bond Sale.

TIE announcement made Yesterday Of
the postponement for a week Of the ap-
roir,ed hearing IN the proceedings for
cor nfrmation Of sale Of stock OF the Ameri-
osn Railways Co. held as collateral by the
National Properties Co is taken 10 be
an indication that the minority bond
holder. committee and the majority bond
holders committee have come 70 an un-
derstanding. although this does not sp-
pear On the court records
IL Is further assumed that such an Un-
derstandirg would result IL the with
drapsl Of the petition in bankruptcy re-
Gently applied for on the basis of the ap-
polutnent Of receiver for this company;
inAsrnuch As the minority stockholders
we're the principal parties - the petition.
This. likewise. has not Yet become the
subject uf any court records, but Il ex-
paried N follow closely the adjourned
hearing next Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
DIEDERICHS QUITS HARLAN.
He vas Head of Employment Bureau for
Four Years.

H. y Diederichs. Of the Employment
Bureau for fosc on to four years severed
his connection with the plant today He
has accepted a position with q large
manufacturing concern where he WI
have q broader scope 70 display his techni-
cal and practical training
One Of his accomplishments was 70 pilot
the Harlan basketball team 70 the state
champion ,hip or the I7-ls season.
During the past week the members OF
the service department presented him
with handsome wallet SUI ably engraved
and with pretty good filing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Maryland Bride Seeks Marriage License.

\ MARYLAND Young lazy N.t- ..-e1 49,
appointed today. when atte. Els.t -
Magistrate L. J. B.oman Once. Size
learned thai she woUld 5e Unable ~ -,-
cure a marriage LICENSE tor be. aSaaac-
to-be and herself The woman oA.a hes
husband was from Cumberland. Ma
where She also lived hur that o"us 'o
being unable 70 leave his business. r. AAS
unable 10 accompany he- ,h.s ,.'t y,
ueithec contracting party was '-et '..-
State, the Magistrate ADVISED rac No-a'
lady. who was accompanied by ac aar'
that she might Dc able ~ secure tac lcci-e
in Philadelphia Accordlng 20 he avs &
this State. couples from outside 'i -hc
State have 10 wait fo},r dAss before taeE
can be married in Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
DIED IN DETROIT HOTEL FIRE.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit, Mich, Nov. 20 One man
was killed when he jumped from the third
story window Of burning building to
day and four others, overcome by smoke
are in hospital in a serious condition.
Two Of them may die, physicians said.
One fireman was overcome By sE.akc,
The building, a small downtown hotel
was destroyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Fen ale of The Species.

" hCn you go 70 buy chicken ior yoaf --u
day evening meal
DO not buy q sturdy rooster With th' ~ll \
upon each heel
Choose a pullet YOU can tell y h5 itt Ical
dress without fail.
For the female OF tho species is more tu4Ntr
than the male
IL your wife Is Jealous of youm nih-ns He"
If YOUR wife Is Jealous Of YOU. uuW Nld thtu
this will occur.
And YOU rC needing in your buSlnc>, 8n SIS
pert stcnOgrapher,
Hire a man and live In comfort siIul tA.
doubts that blondes entail
For the female OF the speciacs makes nnvt
trouble han thS ulh.D
Rotary Koar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PIERS BURN AT NEW ORLEANS.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New Orleans, La, Nov 20 Fire which
started on a new banana wharf early To-
day destroyed that pier and quickly
spread along the river front until the docks
for a length Of -four blocks were aflame.
The 1'nlxillo and the Poncelot, two
vessels tied up at the burning wharf were
towed to safety but later on oil tank III
the stern Of the Poncelot exploded Several
million feet Of lumber belonging 70 the
government caught fire and much was
destroyed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
London. Nov. 20 The Globe says to
day that great military activity Is rc-
ported in Bally ydeheb ard Schulz n county
Cork, Ireland
MANY troops armed With rifles and
machine guns have lcit Sklbbcrecn for the
alleged purpose OF rounding up members
of the Republican army, the reports state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
IRISH INVESTIGATION
COMMISSION REC CESSES
Associated Press to Every Eyening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Nov 90 After receiving
more reports OF conditions III Ireland re
sulting from the movement for indepen-
dence from both American and Irish witness
ses at the second day of its hearings here
the commission Of the committee OF one
,.i,t.'rca Testerdav "a Adjourned over @ Thanksgiving
The hearings will be resumed probably
the FIRST week IN December subject 10 the
call Of Frederick C. Howe. commission
chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED IN
NEW YORK JEWEL THEFT
sociated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Nov 20 Henry Miller,
a chauffeur formerly employed by Mrs
Clara Calm, was arrested today on
charge Of theft Of S25, 600 worth Of Jewels
from the country home OF Mrs. Calm on
the night Of November 10
The police say Miller had 5000 Of
the Jewels in his possession and confessed
the theft telling him where the rest of the
Jewels could be found
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PRESIDENT ABLE TO
WALK WITHOUT CANE

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Nov 20 President VII
son now is able to walk about the White
House without even the aid Of cane, It
WAS stated today tie uses his wheel
char only for the purpose OF an occasional
relaxation. Il was sud.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
n. s. SCHUTT HONORED.
Elected vice-Presdent Of the American
Ga Association.

II s Schutt, general manager of the
Wilmington Gas Co. was elected q vice
president Of the American Gas Association
which held it's annual convention III New
York this week Thi. organization repre-
sents 90 per cent Of the gas sold in the
United States and Canada, and comprises
som 1000 memberships
George b. Cortelvou president of the
Consolidated Gas Co. the retiring pres-
dent. was succeeded by Charles 4 Mon
roc. vice-presldent Of the Peoples Gas
Light and Coke Co, Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Rcd CROSS WORK AT DELMAR.

DelnAr. Nov. 2O.-The fourth Red
Cruss Roll Call is in progress here with
Mrs :. NJ Ellis chairman Of the local
committee. in charge The list of workers.
with territory assigned, is as follows:
Miss Helen Chapman, Mrs George
r. White, North Second street; Mrs.
q. &. West. Hastings street; Mrs w S.
Marvil, Railroad avenue and Jewel street;
Miss LYDIA Wilson. Miss Elsie Hearn
Grove street Mrs Joseph W Ellis, Mrs.
Fred Scott. Mrs Ira +. Hearn, State
street, Miss Mary Lou Slemons, East
street Miss Blanche Long, Miss Marion
Hearn. Elizabeth street: Mrs r. r.
Marsh. Chestnut street; Mrs. Elijah
Nootten Mrs. Charles T. Pussy, Pine
street; vest Of railroad, Mrs. +, f.
Jreeny
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
OEGION COMMITTEES.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
indianapolis, Nov. 20 Personnel Of the
new standing committees of the American
Legion was announced here today by the
organization 5 national headquarters Com
mittees appointed included " omens Aux
ilarv, William Murdock, Pennsylvania;
Womens Military Status, Harry Cramer,
New Jersey and David 1. Davis, Pennsy-
yAuia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
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BIRTH RATE GROWS.
There Were Also More Deaths This
Week Than Year Ago.

The birth record took a sudden Jump
this week, the record being "a as against
% for the corresponding week Of 1919
Marriages were the same 30 and 80.
Deaths, however, were "a, as compared
with Is 8 year ago. They were from
causes that are classified as usual, F."
although two were credited 10 slco-
hollsm
The rev cases Of contagious diseases
include three of diphtheria four of scarlet
fever and nine OF whooplng cough.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
AUTO CRASHES INTO
ELECTRIC OLE; THREE DEAD

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Hayerhiu. Mass Nov. 20 William
Moore. John Smythe and Walter Shaw
all of this city, died Of injuries received
early today when their automobile, driven
by Shaw, crashed into an electric pole on
the AmesburY road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments of Every
Evening Readers.

Tho full name and address Of tho writer
must accompany each letter. not necessarily
for publication hut evidence ~ good
faith Anonymous cornmunicauons will he
ignored Publication Of letters does not
carry with IL Endorsement by Every Even
ing OF the opinions therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Autos Collide-No One Hurt.

Automobiles operated BY Charles 4.
Kurtz, Of Claymont, and Allard ?. Croney
l21O Delaware avenue, colllded at Tenth
and Market streets yesterday afternoon.
No one was hurt, ard the machines were
but slightly damaged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Ereisht Car Jumps Traek.

The freight car .! the vest Chce e.
Kenneth and Wilmington street ear ne
i,Ipped the switch AZ Second AND kug
streets tins morning knocking down the
awning in front nf the hns street 81
second street Marke, house No other
damage WAS reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Many at Hercules Dance.

About 200 persons attended the Her
cules Club dance in the Hotel du Pont
ballroom last night The Original SIX
orchestra furnished delightful music,
which was much appreciated by the dan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Bov Drove Auto Without License.

A I5-year old boy was arrested after
noon by Police Officer Theodore Popeck
for operating motorcycle without q II
cense His case viii be disposed Of in
Juvenile Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Leather Worker Gashed in Abdomen.

Raymond Nickerson, AZ years old,
colored, suffered slight cut IN the abdo-
men while at work at the New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
NEW PORTUGUES CABINET.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Lisbon Nov pa new Portuguese
cabinet has been formed by Alvaro Xavier
de Castro at present high commissioner
IN Mozambique who win act as premier
and minister of the interior.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Wilmington Bank CIearings

The Wilmington bank clearings for the
present were totaled S3,0O5, ,63I SO, az
compared with S4 ,OO6, ,O82 48 for the CORE
spending week Of last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Attending Educational Conference.

DR.. r. w. Cooper, director Of the ed
ucational bureau Of the Service Citizens
Of Delaware, is attending an educational
conference at Atlanta, Ga
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Price Still Reading.

Lemuel Price, Negro sentenced 20 be
hanged on December g. slept well last
night at the workhouse and spent this
morning in reading the Bible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
To Administer Estate

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters testamentary on the estate
of Delilah Brown to Hannah NJ. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Catch Ferris School Youth.

William Fahey. aged II wanted by the
Ferris School authorities was arrested b
Patrolnnan Arthur Rodenheiser this morn
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

The following marriage licenses were
issued Wednesday BY, Magistrate
Broman: William T. Adamson, Edge
Moor, and Myrtle Davis, 1910 Wawaset
avenue, and Robert George Kakader, 22l
Sixth avenue, and Hazel Marie Taplin,
Marshallton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Mrs. Donald Ashbrook viii spend the
weekend at Atlantic City

Mrs Jane Pennewill has returned from
New York where she attended the region
al Conference of the League Of Women
Voters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

Let CLASSIFIED ad help you get heip inst
helps Call 2200
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Marriage License.
BANNERS Up.

a marriage license to Lew, Il } ouus an
Anna MAY IMcCabe 40 Ma. ket street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

Couo,,a Nov 20 The asfcmhly #
tho Lcav1Ie II Nations was ovked today
IN roake Spaplst e,rc n tie uHicial a.
g,tages of he League. 7 be Troppsiiipr FRs
made in n resolution drafted ~ numhcr
IF the deicgatcs and introduced by tgl'
onrs de Leon of the Spanish dclcgarpr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
REPORT MILITARY
ACTIVITY IN IRELAND

Wilmington, November 20, 1920
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
by ALEX c. ROSE

with the Macmillan cup Mt stake
the Duthie and Carbonate teams
will meet at Liberty park tomorrow
afternoon in the final game OF the
Northwest soccer season.
The fight for the siiverware has
been an exceptionally hard one right
from the start. and II was only last
Sunday that Black Diamond dhe
only other contestanU was put out
of the running. OF the five games
played In the series. three have re
suited in 81 scores, one was a 10
affair and the other n goalless draw.
40 II can be readily seen that the
teams are evenly matched.
Tomorrow's encounter should add
another "ciose one" to the records,
as both teams will be at fun strength
and ready for a hard and fast 90
minutes of football
The visitors have n slight edge on
the locals In the points" column,
but the shipbuilders are hopeful of
securing "A victory tomorrow which
will land them on the top.