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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
TURCI 81 POCfNAJf PO
TURECKU.
Nemohou straviti mirovou
smlouvu a ministri vzdavaii
Sc uradi.

Cafihrad, 10. cervence. -
Dzemal pasa, ministr verej-
nych praci a Fahreddine Bey,
ministr vyucovani, ktefi byli o.
ba cleny turecke mirove dele
gace, podali resignaci ma sva
mista kabinetu a IDA Sc, re
ostatni ministri budou je ma
sledovati.
Bylo nanejvyse pochybno
dnes vecer, zda-li velkoveziru,
Feridu pasovi, se pedafff pode-
psati mirovou smlouvu, jezto
Tufik pasa, jiny Glen mfrove
delegace, nenf naklonen nyni
podepsanf. Tufik pravi, ze dial
by prednost zniceni Turecka
Dohodou bez tureckeho SOU
hlasu pred znicenim Turecks
Sc schvalenim turecke vlady.
Ma zdi Stambulu nalepeny
byly plakaty vyhlasujfci boy
kot proti mocnostem, jez vnu-
cujf Turecku mirovou smlou-
WI. Vsichni verni moslemove
jsou vybizeni, aby Sc ozbrojili
pistolemi, klacky a sekerami a
vyhnali "slabe vidce, kteri
svolujf k pozadavkGm cizincI,
iimz Sc jednd o znicenf moslem
ske moci."
Teheran, Persie, 10. cerven-
&C. Jezto armenska vlada ode
prela uposlechnouti ultimate
ruske sovetske vlady, bolsevic-
ka armada obdrzela rozkaz, a.
by postoupila a obsadila pro-
vincii Karabagh. Bolsevici po-
kracujf We SVEN postupu, tax
abv mohli operovati spolecne
s Mustafou Kemalem.
Beirut. Syria, 10. cervence.
Bedouinske kmeny severni Me-
sopotamie utvorily koalici pro-
ii Francouzum, kdezto Feisal.
hlava Syrskeho statu, snazi Sc
sorganisovati bandity zapadne
Cd Aleppo We hnuti proti Fran
couzGm. Srazky mezi Araby
a Francouzi jsou ocekavany
denne a situace jest velmi ma
plata. Lebanonske zakonodar-
ne shromazdenf dohodlo Sc
pry tajne Feisalem, ze samo-
spravny Lebanon bude casti
Syrskeho kralovstvi.
Smyrna, 19. cervence. -
Britske komise, jez navstivily
Smyrnenskou oblast a jine Ca
sti Turecka, obsazene Reckon
armadou. snazi sc uklidniti zne
pokojene moslemske obyvatel-
stvo a zastaviti stehovani Tur-
KID. jez nabyvS vaznych roz-
mern. Britske ujisteni, ze ne
bude zadneho opakovani vraz-
deni, jez Sc udalo, kdyz Reko-
We puvodne obsadili Smyrnu
pod rozkazy nejvyssf rady spo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20

jenecke, neuklidnilo turecky
nepokoj. Nastal vseobecny exc
dus tureckych rodin ma vychod
a ma jih do italske oblasti a z
Thracia do Bulharska, kdezto
Cafihrad jest pfeplnen lepsi
tridou tureckych rodin. Po-
nevada Turci jsou skutecni del
nici a rolnici V obsazenych
krajich, jeiich stehovani budi
nejvaznejsi obavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
TRACEDIE NEDOVOLENE LASKY.

Chicago, 49, Con rek ze miloval svoji
rodnu vice nez mne bya pohnutka sd6ena dopse
lezenem kdyz slecna Pauline Megtschova 36eta
douci stela Julia Jonase 48eeho obchodnho cesuiciho
svoi prvn asku pax sprovoda sveta SVEN domo-
zde Jonasv tav jest kricky nebot kue ochromla ho
ocn tax re zdsta pn6 sepy "Moie dcera nikdy
mea mlence az setkala onase rekla zpravodai mat
ka mve zeny a v6d6a re Jonas jest zenat snaza jsem
prerusi ten pSmer Pauline eka mi vsak ze pree Jo
vice nez coko jneho svete ia nemoha nit nice
Jonas ma ctyf det Policie ziista ze rozese
svn rodnou asi pred pet roxy nedavno manzeka
no podaa zaost rozvod konferenci mez avokaty
doslo ku smireni Jonas mfn vrai rodins To
vedo ku tragedi Pc vice mesci sravova Meglscho-
vych a tam neblahy pomer wal svn wink.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
LEGIONARI ODJEDOU "
PATEK.

Washington, 10. cervence.
CeskoslovenSti legionafi, kteri
deli po vice dni V tabore V
Norfolk, Va. byvse tam do
praveni z porouchaneho trans
portu Mount Vernon, odjedou
V patek ma transportu Ameri-
ca, kteryz byl vyslan z New
Yorku do Norfolku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
MONA, zE LAFOLLETTE POBEzf.

Chicago 49, cervenece Senator Robert M LaFollette
den zda prime presidentskou nomnac
srany bylo zde oznameno dnes Delegace zastu
puc move rgansovanou sranu ez odstepa cd Vyboru
fvfice osm konvenc zde mnulv tden, navstivla La
Foleta eho domove Madison azala je zda prija
by nomnac kdyby schvaena bya konvenc pozdeii Sena
tor ienz uisten byl financh pomoc kdvbv nomnac pa
sb sve rozhodnu oznam pozdeji b9hem ohoto tydne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
VYSETRUJf TESfNSKY SPOR.

PaTz, 19. Gervence Rada vyslancn ustanovla vybor
sozeny potickych xeografickych experd enz vysech-
nout ODE strany Cechoslovaky Poaky vzhedem ku
ch poru Tesinsko Vybor poda pax zpravu vyslanecke
rad6 ez pTevezme roll smirciho teto zaezitos
Ones pred sborem vevysancu vypovfda Eduard Benes,
zahranicni mnistr Ceskoslovenska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
HAViRI UVEZNENI v UHLODOLE.

Pitsburg, 10. Zachranna druzina stance
banskeho dTadu Pittsburgh dobrovolnc pokraGu dnes
SVEN sili zacranu dewitt muz kte vybuchem
hrben by uhodoe Renton osnnact mil odtud dnes
rano. Zachranna druzna nadeji dosane
sachty pfede dnem zda havf neby zasypan srtivsm
zdmi neb otraveni pynem Jest nadeie ech zachran6n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20

Philadelphia. 10. tervence. - Pennsylvanska draha o.
znama dnes uceem docenf epsf zdatnosti SVEN
operacnim odboru snzen loh pokud Jest to mozno she
daa to nunym zmens pocet svych zamesnanc vychod
asi 10 Toto tyka as $4,000 denfki
vchodn obas ale zaroven pravf oznameni ze vet
snu Mich najdou msa jinych dvsch onoho zeeznc-
nfho systemu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
VEI.KY POZAR v BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, 49, cervence. = Cd II hod. dnes poedne,
kdv besk zapa dv6 velk6 kad6 obsahuc sce sudI oee
rafnanv Wagners Point izne cd mesta hae zoufae
namahali zachraneni okonfho maeku Diva boky dvou-
patrovych domkG obvd d6nikG hori das sou nebezpe
c Hofcf oei rovn6z tece sm8rem zavodu Texas Oil Co.
Skoda az dosud zpisobena odhaduje s7OO,0oO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
SRBSKO PREJE 81 MfRU.

Belehrad, 19. cervence Mluve pred paramentem mi
nsersky predseda Vesnic prohas re hodla ucn
mozne aby mir zcea zavladl prav rozhod pedozti
cey bskotasky problem pred nejvySi radu spojeneckou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20
OPET ZEMETRESENf.

Los Angeles Cal, 49, cervence. Prudke otfesy zems
byly poct6ny 648 dn vecer Zadna znacnejs skoda
nebyla naropena de, ktem 81 patrne jiz zvyk zeme
tresen zachova kid Byo zde otz zem9fesenf 90 cerv
ma opat 6 cervence kdy cy slime otfesy byy pociteny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-20

Ceina, o.. 19. cervence = Ed Wourms, 26ety, Glen mi
cove cey Codwater, byl zasazen bleskem mse zab
behem micove hry v6era odpoedne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee Pape.

Pop was smoaking and thinking and |
was Jest thinking, and sed, Holey srnoaks,
pop, you awt TO saw the size moskeeter
killed this morning, G Whizz, it was as
big as a berd.
doubt it, sed pop, In fact mite 90 so
far TO say that statement Is a gross ixag-
geration.
Meening moskeeter couldent be that
big, and | sed, Well jimminy crickets,
pop, | bet il was as big as bee.
No, II wasent even as big as bee and
the sooner you lern to stop ixaggerating
the better citizen you will be, sed pop, the
truth is the truth and nuthing but the
truth and if you don't think so you can go
and tell your trubbles to your berd and
your bees.
Well gosh, pop, jimmy Krissmas, bet
it was big as a fly, / sed.
Now, we are approaching the relms of
possibility, sed pop.
Meening maybe it was, and / sed, it
certainy wa big for moskeeter, pop G..
Down to erth at last, now / have an
approximate ideer Of the size of the inseck
in question ,sed pop.
And he kepp on smoaking and thinking
and keep on Jest thinking, and pritty
soon | sed, Well good mite pop, gosh, bet
it was as big as some little herds.
O go sit on a tack, I'm Exhausted, sed
pop.
And he keep on smoaking and thinking
and ! went out to see if eny Of the fellows
was out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE
DEAR JOE:

DEAR JOE:
Your letter came Just as the butcher
boy began knocking at the back gate, but
| let him knock until finished your letter,
which Will show you how glad | always am
to hear from you, though strictly speak
ing by that time he had stopped knocking
and was kicking with all his might, and
as he Is big strong boy with unusually
powerful fee the partly unlooSened one of
the hinges of the gate, so that will be
another little job for you the next time
you get home.
| second your motion in what you say
about necessities now being on the same
par with luxurIes. Your mother was here
for supper last night you know I'm always
delighted to see her at reasonable inter
yals) and / had corn beef and cabbage,
and do you know, Joe, the luxurious smell
of II arising from the luxurious price | had
TO pay for the raw materials made me
think OF the time | used TO apologize for
the smell of cooking whenever | boiled
corn beef and cabbage. Whereas yester-
day, even though it was rather chilly, |
opened all the windows to give the neigh
bors a sniff of our prosperity.
had postal yesterday from my Cous-
in Grace. She's still on her honeymoon
and the postal showed Niagara Falls in
action. l wonder why 50 many young
married people insist on seeing all that
water? ] suppose it's just one of those
phenomenons that it's no use trying to
explain. / should think it would remind
them Of the cruel cold shower bath of
awakening that's waiting for them when
they get back. Nothing personal, Joe. BY
the way, Grace's husband is an insurance
man, but he used to be in the liquor busi-
ness before Prohibition. Grace said he
left fine future behind him.
Baby is well and don't give me any
trouble except when he tries to eat his
bed clothes at night and wakes me up with
his loud choking. But bless his little
heart, / don't hold it against him. He
gained eight ounces last week on the ice
scales.
Your own Tessi5.
Tomorrow, Joe Grows Philosophic on
Strikes and the Baby's possibly Forth
coming Teeth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright, 1918. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New YORK CITY
GIVE RESPONSIBILITY.

In some households the children look
upon even the slightest tacks of housework
as bugbear and hardship. There is an
air of confusion accompanied sometimes
by considerable nagging before even this
slight assistance can be secured by the
tired mother housewife. In other house
holds quite considerable amount OF help
Is contributed by the children with SEEM
Ingly no confusion or urging and some
times with apparent pleasure on the part
of the children.
Doubtless the difference is due to the
fact that in the first household no re-
sponsibility is given with the work, while In
the second case the mother has forethought
enough to give the child a definite amount
of responsibility with the task No cnild
likes to leave his play just to 'help mother"
for an hour or so, when that means hat he
or she must stand around first doing this
and that-supplying sort of extra pair of
hands for mother-running upstairs now
for this and now for that, ,peeling vegetables
with mother, dropping oil In the mayon-
nalse while mother beats 1t, wIplng dishes
while mother washes them and never know
ing for five minutes IN advance what next
task is to be.
But most children do enjoy definite
tasks. Teach little grl how to make
mayonnaIse and then when mayonn alse
dressing Is to be made, give her entlre
charge of the task and see tbe pleasure
and prlde she derives from IT. OF course
you have to have confidence But most
children have capabilities when acting
alone that are quite beyond the expecta-
II ons of their parents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29

any moment of the hearing. He kept
it at the same dead, calm level, cold,
cutting manner of speaking that was
worse, | thought, than if occasionally
he had shown excitement or anger Once
In awhile he leaned forward to make a
point, and bis words came short and quick.
He snappedHbut the tones Of his VOICE
remained the same. 1t was, learned later,
his method of rattling his victim
IL speculated on the side, and / was
iucky-st fIrst.
you borrowed money!"
YES"
"From Pcte?"
"Yes."
Anyone elser"
ga friend of Pete's" And as the mans
eyebrows went up, he gave the name
"Mr Simons"
'Ahl Now We are getting TO it. How
much did you owe?''
'When-when this happened, about
81, 900. i started. Bud had not always
told the truth then. We did not know he
was in debt for such anamount as that
Ibid Pete ask for some Of his money
when you met him on the street that
day7" The question came like whip
'FYes, he asked for sl0," Bud admitted
i went cold and trembling all over There
he was, caught in his one Ike. Would any
of ms testimony hold now? What would
happen to him.,
Tomorrow -Pete's Evidence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
and let il stumble into a pit.

and let it stumble into pit.
When man marrics. he takes his wife $
life into his keeping far more than he
realizes. He literally becomes her keeper
and is responsible for her moral we'll
being as well as her physical.
He recognizes that il is his duty TO feed
and clothe her, but only too often he fails
to perceive that he is just as much bound
to provide for her spiritual needs ~ he is
for her bodily ones, and that it is just as
important to protect her against the temp
tations that beset her as it Is to protect her
against the danger of cold and starvation
and homelcssness.
This duty of keeping the woman he has
married safe from harm lies all the more
heavily on a man because the husband Is
usually older than the wife, and he has
necessarily seen much more Of the world
than she has. BY observation. or cx-
perience, he knows to what bitter ends so
many pleasant looking paths lead.
The man, for instance, who Is marrled TO
woman who must have some man To
lean upon, some man upon whom to
lavish her affections, some man to pet and
flatter her, is fool not to realize that if she
cannot have love honestly she will take IL
dishonesty.
Nor is she any more TO be blamed than
the starving wretch who steals loaf of
bread. If her husband would keep her safe,
he must give her the tenderness that she is
bound to have, and that she will instructive
ly ask of some other man if she is denied 1T
at home.
Every day we meet gay and pleasure
seeking young wives going their giddy
WAYS alone. They are dancing, and dining,
and flirting with other men, while their
husbands are at their offices or their clubs.
One wonders if these absent husbands are
voluntarily qualifying as first aids 90 n
divorce or whether they are so besotted
with vanity that they think that no wo-
man could ever possibly cease to love them
and prefer them above all other men. Also
one wonders how they can be so little
mindful of their duties towards the women
they have sworn to love, honor and pro-
| tect.
The husbands excuse is that his wife
loves society and he hates it, that she
likes to go around at night and he is tired
and wants to be left in peace So he dele
gates his duty as escort To some other man.
Now no man has right marry a human
butterfly without having made up his
mind to fit about with her from flower to
flower to at least q reasonable extent. After
that he might restrain her, but he has no
right TO turn her into grub entirely, and
still less right to let her singe her beautiful
wings against the bright lights rs she is
sure to do if he is not there 70 protect her.
/ For a husband Is his wifes keeper. and
so many tragedies could be avertcd if only
| he WAS faithful to his trust
dorothy Dix articles appear in this
paper every Monday, Wednesday and
! Frlday)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
BY Jee1Ie Roberts.
Copyright. 1920. by Wheeler syndi~atc fnc.
ANOTHER HOTEL JOB.

have spoken before Of the excellent
opportunities there are IN hotel work for
women Now comes another reminder
that women are doing well in this line.
Mrs. A. l.. Evans, for long while
manager of n wcll-known cafe in New York
has Just been made director Of the candy
and tea shops of the Boorner-du Pont
hotels. This will include shops in London
and Paris, AS well IA number Of cities IN
America Naturally Mrs. Evans has long
since proved her eminent fitness for SO
important position, but II IL only one
more item in the growing list Of women
workers in many capacities IN city and
country hotels.
This group Of hotels under the Boomer
du Pont management employs over 50
women IN number of important posi-
tions. The running of the tea-rooms in
hotels, is gradually coming to be rooog-
nized as pfe-cmlnently the Job for a wo-
man. The women in the hotels mentioned
have all begun in q small way and worked
up. and IL II not long before some women
will be put at the head Of a big city hotel
as manager II is this first rate opportunity
10 work up To the highly-paid and inter
esting positions that makes hotel work 80
attractive 10 the ambitious woman.
Another manager Of an important hotel
has announced that the young women in
his employ will be given exactly the same
chance 10 win promotion as the young men.
He wants the women 10 enter and study
the work, and says frankly that he thinks
the woman's touch s essential To the run
ming Of good hotel.
| was told Of a woman who passed
night in hotel and who had certain
criticisms to make Of the comfort and the
service. She wrote these out in the form Of
a short article and sent the thing in 70 the
manager lie was so Interested that he
asked for an interview. with the result that
she was offered position at a good salary,
with the job Of bringing the hotel up 70
what she considered hotel should stand
| for from the woman's viewpoint.
| In the old days, women Travelled little,
and practically never alone Now women
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29

sh,, was one of the clinging-vine Woiheii
who rrarh out instructive tendrils towarus
any masculine support near theu' ana
,he VA. As bound to have love, and tender
ness. and caresses, as a flower Is compeiieu
to have sunshine and water IN order 10
live :,
The husband WAS a stern, cold, hard
man. ohscs-rd in his occupations, which
took hlm from home To lar parts Oh tnc
earth. lie WAS away often Tor months
upon months at time. Even when ne
was AT home he repulsed his wifes en-
dearments, and scolded her Tor her Daoy-
nA desire to he pctted. ~,
of course the inevitable happened Inc
pretty little wife, who must have love or
die, found y man who WASH TOO Dusy o,
s.p pcrocc,g,ed with hls own aitars 10 ieeo
her hxnrrv hear, on the food that her hus-
bslrd denied her He paid her all the dell
cat little attentions that she craved lie
toLd he, how b.-,utiful and how lovely she
was. lie krssSd the hrs the husband had
f,,,o Two indifferent to kiss, and, at last,
when the husband came back he found his
h,une cmpty. and he killed the man who
had taken his wife away from hum.
| do not for moment Justify the con-
,f,r-t oi either the wife or the lover, but 1t
rre.ns W me that the greatest of the three
nun<rs N this tragedy, and the one VINO 5
s.us<a ~ blame, 5 the husband
A wpu,en should be strong enough to
stand ak,ne and RESIST temptation. She
siAoud have honor enough not to betray
the man uo whom she has sworn TO he loyal,
tat when God does not give a human beng
. backbone, We cannot expect 1t TO vere-
brAs~
TIE hnxhand knew hrs wifes weakne<s
lie knrx Just how avid she WAS Tor love,
jrr hos she reached ont unconscious
plcsti,ns hands ~ every man, Just how she
pnrr,.d ike kitten under caressing touch
lie knew how crrduious and unsuspicIous
she w~s.
And knowing tins, it WAS hrs duty e
prou~x hcu even more against herSeii
thsn against the men with whom she came
IN e,onta-t. and when he failed to do 1T heI
SIN w-ss upon his hesd.
Por a man who marrie-s a weak woman
and does not safeguard her weakness Is
jtrs, as much IA be blamed rs II he failed &c
hold a httle child's hand over rough roao
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
Try This if You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruff completely and that
is to dissolve it This destroys il entirely.
To do this, just get about four ounces of
plain, ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at
night when retiring; use enough to moisted
the scalp and rub it In gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning most, if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone and three or four
more applications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of it, no matter how much dandruff
you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair will be fluffy, hstro,is,
glossy, silky and soft, and look and fee
hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. 1t is inexpensive, and four ounces is
all you will need. This simple remedy
has never been known to fail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
THE THREE LOVES.

/ am enamoured Of a new
Divinity glorious creature
With matchless beauty shining through
Her every features
The very thought Of her can thrill
My soul, and wipe out all my sorrow
I've never kissed her, but | will
Her names Tomorrow.
My new love is divine and yet
In spite of all my Wills endeayor,
An old love stirs my wild regret
Lost, now, foreverl
No other can be quite the same
As that sweet vision passed away
And vainly longed for. And her name
lis Yesterday.
o love untried o love offcastl
What but your absence max We
pleasant?
Ye ow my future and m past
What of the present.
Why do give to dreams my life,
Forgetting in the common way,
owe duty to my wife,
Whose names Today
Cleveland PlSin Dealer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
Church Mortgage Burning.

The services held IN connection with the
burning Of the mortgage of the Eighth
Street Baptist Church viii close tomorrow
night with an address by Harry Emmons.
On Monday evening a concert will be
gwen by the Wilmington Musical AS
soc'at'on, directed by Prof. M. T. Ster-
ing. Rev. X. +. Brown, of Mullica Hill,
n. j., preached last evening This evening
Rev. ID. +. Howard, of West Chester,
Pa, VIII speak. The Simpson Choir
of Newport will furnish the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29

are travelling more than men, and the
hotels wisb 10 please women and 10 meet
worncns wishes and tastes. Hence the
growing influx Of women hotel workers in
important and well-pnid positions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
Summer School Reports.

The Service Citizens of Delaware have
published in pamphlet form and are dis
tributing $500 copies of the report Of
the Delaware College Summer School.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the satis-
faction Of many and will be TO you.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-29
HIS WIrE'S KEEPER.
The other day

The other day
l was told a p,t'ful
and tragic little
story. A man mar
ried a beautiful
young girl, who was
hardly more than a
child, a clinging,
trustful, innocert
little creature with
no knowledge of
the world TO guide
her, or protect her.
More than that,