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~ AY, MT. Market-Man, and you MT. N Grocer-Man Round the Corner,' NJ what do you pay for eggs and but
 ter and vegetables and fruit and what do you sell them for and what is your profit?
 And. not to be personal, but just how frequently do you turn over your stock and, oh. yes. another thing. before l for get it, do you fix your percentage of profit on what you buy for or what you sell for?
 None of my business2
 Well. maybe aos--but The gobblins will get you if you don't watch out, Is just little bug Tn putting in your ear If they havent already gotten you, be- cause. if you please, "Mr, Market-Man and MT Grocer-Man' and MT Mer- ehant-Man with all the pretty 'dolling up r2gs" you've gc. to sell, to gobiins' who are mighty nee gohlins, if l may say so but very determined goolins are just some of the splendid, progressive women o. this city headed by Mrs. J. E. Frazier executive secretary of womeu's activities under chs department of jus tiee.
 Through Mrs. Frasiers efforts. the new markets will be formally opened neNF Saturday thaving their informal opening yesterday, and cordia in ttation IS extended te every woman m B!rning- ham to De present anu Si9N het tPpio- citation of the effort that is being made in this way to red Ice the cid Fl. C. L.
 It used to be considered quite connmon- place and all that to permit the discus sion in certain cire.ss to get down to the level of carrots and neets and beans and things but nowadays. S'nee the out fageous prices asked for foed and cloth ing and that sort os thine has obtained those who used to get together to study Browning and Dante are now getting to- gether to study how to provide three square meals a day for their fami'les, while the dollar continues to shrink and the nickeps elimination is an established fact.
 In contemplation of the formal opening of the market on next Saturday, sought Mrs Frazier yesterday to get some in- formation concerning the work she has done so sp,endidly and so yaliantly along the lines of-rsducing the H. c. L.
 I found her quite amenable 10 gosslp on the subject, wnich is interesting ana profitable enough to pass on.
 Mrs Frazier said.
 q am enc of the consumers who have always gene out of my WAY to find the
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Community Club luncheon at the Southern Club. Her subject will be: "A woman's Viewpoint of the Two Ma tional Conventions.
 MT. Cooper Lawley. who has studied for the past year. in Chicago and is spending his vacation at home, Will be heard in group of songs, with Miss Sara Mallam as accompanist, All mem bers are allowed to bring guests
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The American

is laundering them so well. You know it's not so much the wear as the rough washing that kills a silk shirt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24
GAVE HER
 STRENGTH
Mrs. Miller Says Thatis What Lydia E. Pinkham'sV eetable Compound
 Did For Her-Read Her Letter

Minneapolis, Minn.-'I was run down and nervous, could not rest at night and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-24

We have a silk shirt depart ment down here that launders clean and carefully-no rub bing, no stretching and tearing and fading either, if the colors are good.
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-08-20
MINNESOTA'S GREAT STATE
FAIR

Every man, woman and child
should attend the Minnesota State
Fair, September 4 to IL.
Hereunder one top, you might
say-will be the most entertaining
and educational exposition Of the
year. The foods we eat, the clothes
we wear, in fact everything of an es-
scntial nature in our daily life, will
be exhibited in some form or other.
OF course there will be auto races,
aerial acrobatics, and other entertain
ymcnt features that will attract thou
sands Of visitors to the fair. But the
fundamental principle underlying the
fair is its organization for the i'm
provement and increased production
of live stock and farm products.
Wonderful progress has been made
the past. few years in the improve
ment Of breeds Of live stock. Our
state ranks as one Of the leading agri-
cultural states of the union, largely
because of the part which the fair
has played in encouraging the raising
of pure-bred cattle, horses, swine,
sheep and poultry.
Few persons realize what wonder
full community it is in which we live.
A visit to the fair will acquaint us
with the resources of the state.
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THE JEWS. LATVIA AND
CONTINUED from page p


we'll off were exposed to suffer
ing, many of the most poverty
stricken attained untold riches,
and not few regretted the de-
parture of the Prussians.
With the establishment of the
Letvian republic, the Jews on the
Baltic may we'll be said to enter
upon new chapter in their his
tory. Jews have obtained COM
plete national and cultural auton-
omy and are fully participating in
the work of the new state, while
political groups and parties are
making their appearance in the
Jewish quarter. Of course the
new chapter is not without it's
shaded spots.
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AT IRvING'S HABERDASHERY

This is special week at Irving's
Haberdashery, the popular young
mems store at 619 Hennepin Avenue,
next to the Grand theatre. The vari-
Gus lines which are to be bought at
extreme bargains, include the regular
SIS silk shirts at $685. plus the war tax.
These may be had in jerseys, crepes,
jacquards and broadcloths. In sleep
ing garments, Irving's offer pajamas
at a discount of Is per cent. Also
specials on underwear and socks. It
will be to the interest of our readers
to step in at Irving's Haberdashery
and see the specials offered at worth
while reductions.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-08-20
Mrs. F. Spodick

Mrs. Frurna Spodick died on Thurs
day, August 18th, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. /. Segal, 1721 Eighth
Avenue North. The funeral was held
from the residence with Rabbi SLIDER
conducting services. Burial was at
the 0. B. A. cemetery. She is sur
vived by her husband, H. Spodick, two
daughters, Mrs. |. Segal and Mrs. A.
Mandelstam, II grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. She was
resident of this city for the past
tWenty-nine years.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
SOVIET GOVT WILLING TO
 MAKE PEACE WITH ALLIES

London. July 26-The Russian So- viet government has notified Great Britain it is willing to meet the lead ing Allies for q peace conference in London, hut, as a preliminary to such conference, it demands the surrender of General Wrangel, the anti Bolshe- wiki commander in Southern Russia, under guarantees of personal safety
 The Soviet government has also in formed Britain of it's willingness to agree to an armistice in Poland and expressed astonishment at Britain's action in Interpreting unfavorably the recent discussions of trade relations with Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
CHICAGO TAXI COMPANYS
 WAGE NOVEL BATTLE

Chaago, July 27-A ha tie between fleets of taxicabs. in whic'. tht vehicles were maneuvered accor 'ins, to the jest strategy employed in tank warfare while the drivers fired hundred shots at each other, ragged throughout the early morning hours on the streets of the West Side district today.
 The battle. was a result of long standing differences between the driv- CTS of the Yellow Cab Co, and the Chcckered Taxi Company, a rival con cern. For hours the drivers played every trick of mobile warfare against each other until the police ended the contest.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31

The aviators were given q prearriveI local aviator. who went south to meet them in his airplane. On landing he-e the American flyers were greeted by Mayor Young and Commissioner Grt- ham of the local Board of Trade.
 They will remain here over night taking of for Edmonton tomorrow morning. The total actual flying time of the expedition since leaving New York is now fifteen hours, according to Capt. Street, commander of the ex- petition.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
NEW YORK TRUNK
 MYSTERY ATTRACTING NATIONS ATTENTION

Detroit, Mich. July 27-The search for Eugene Leroy, whose wife's mutt . ped from Detroit to New York recently has assumed nation wide proportions. The case is attracting great attention in all parts of the country. The trunk containing the woman's, body was re- gently located { mong uncalled for pag- gage in the New York storage w;ero- house of the American Expres, Co. where it has been lying for several weeks
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
735 SEATTLE BUSINESS
 HOUSES JAP OPERATED

Seattle, July 27-Figures presented to the Investigating congressional com mittee today which are confirmed hN Japanese operate 33S hotels and apart ment houses, 70 barber shops, IS dye grocery stores 75 merchandise stores
 B restaurants. % tailor shops. 1e
 laundries and 45 second hand stores
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
FARM HAND KILLS
 HAUNTING GIRL

Seattle, July 26-Mary Jane Pappas the eleven year old niece of C. D. Lii. lopoulas. Greek consul at Seattle, was killed near here with q pitchfork by Jim Sphyridio, a farm hand. Sphyri- dis was thrown into frenzy or rage by the taunts of the girl. who is said to have tried to shame him when she heard his cussing.
 He hurled a pitchfork at the child inflicting fatal wound.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
IRISH SITUATION
 GROWING WORSE

Dublin, July 2s-At newport. Tip perory. last night a gang of men shear ed the hair from the head of a girl be- cause she was keeping company with q policeman. Exasperated policemen and soldiers then burned the houses of the principal Sim Feinn adherents and caused them to flee for their lives
 Two coast guard stations in the Beahaven district were raided todey by armed bands. In the attack on the station at Ballygarven. Chief Officer shedon and Petty Officer Brown were killed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
MURDERED WOMAN FOUND
 IN TRUNK

New York. July 2a-Fhe body of q supposedly murdered woman was of the American Express Company among uncalled for baggage in the company warehouse.
 The trunk was received here from Detroit June l7th, addressed to James Douglas" The shipping receipt was signed by "A. A. TietoYn."
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
GOVT INCOME ONCE MORE
 EXCEEDS EXPENSES

Washington. July 26-The income of the government for the fiscal year ending June 30 exceeded the expense for the first time in three years. Sec retary Houston declared in n state ment today.
 Houston also announced q reduction in the gross public debt and foreca sted an important reduction during the next twelve months.
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Piunkstt Says irish Situation Alarming
 Lontlon, July -26-Sir Horace Pun kett. founder of the Irish Dominion League and. leader of moderent Irish nationalist opinion. told a Newscastle audience today that the present situa- tion in Ireland Is more alarming than within his knowledge of forty years.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
SHERIFF KILLED IN JAIL BREAK

Pendlcton. Ore., July 26-T. D. Taylor, s'lerin of Umatilla county was shot and killed today after number of prisoners confined in the county jail had broken their way to freedom after overpowering deputy sheriff Jake Martin. The shooting of sheriff Tay- Tor was done with a revolver which had been concealed in one of the cells.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Plane. Reach Canadian Border

Portal. N. D. July 26-The four aeroplanes participating in the New York to Alaska flight arrived yesterday from Fargo. The trip was made with out mishap In three hours and ten minutes.
 Today the flight is scheduled from Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
ISH-RUSSiAN PEACE
 CONFERENCE BEGINS BOTH

London, July 27-The projected and Poles will be held at Bar1novitr. eighty miles Southwest of AIinsk. ac- cording to Moscow wireless dispatches reaching London today.
 The conference is scheduled to start on the same day.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
AVIATOR TOPS MOUNT RAINIER

former Nome school boy who is rapid ly gaining wide reputatio as an avia- tor, added 10 his lilirels Sunday by flying over the lofty summit of Mount Rainier with two passengers. In cross ing the towering peak. which rises over of sixteen thousand feet.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
R.s. D.el.r.d. oH Today i.

sandy Hook. July 2s-'The Ameri- ca cup race between the Resolute and
 Shamrock NV was declared oft at fonr thirty this afternoon due to lack of wind. The veasels had covered about fifteen miles after fourl hnurs, of racing with the Rssolute leading by two miles.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
RUSS FEAR JAP
 AGGRESSIoNs IN SIBERIA

Pekin. China. July 26-The Bal;a News of Vladivostok. which repre- sents various Russian governments. including the Soviet republic. has is- sued an appeal on behalf of the Rus sian people to the proletarian world against the Japanese aggressions in Siberia.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
GOVERNMENT CALLS
 FocH FROM VACATION

Paris July o7-Field Marshal Foch has been recalled from his vacation and with Finance Minister Francois the marshal will accompany Premic' Millerand to Boulogne to attend the conference of premiers. The recall of Foch is causing wide speculation.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
GERMANY BANS SHIPMENT ARMS
 TO POLAND

Berlin. July 26-The German gov ernment today proclaimed an ordinance prohibiting exportation and transpor- tation of arms and munitions to Po- land or Russia
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31

ton further restricting aliens who are not eligible to citizenship as a preven- tative of further Japanese erEroach- ments.
 Judge Thomas Burke also appeared before the committee and pleaded that legislation approach a spirit of frlend- ship rather than antaginsm toward the Japanese.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
REPORTED VILLA HOLDING
 AMERICAN FOR RANSOM

Eagle Pass. July 27- Reports re1ch- ing here from Mexican sources say Pancho Villa has taken Carl Halgelu. an American and president of the G9- binas Brewery Co. of Ssblnas. a prs oner and is holding him for ~anspIn.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
TURK NATIoNALiSTS
 pENoUNcE PEACE TERMS

Augora. Turkey July 26-The Turk ish Nationalst's congress now in ses- sion here, has adopted resolutions bit terly denouncing the peace terms az cepted by the Constantinople govern ment and declaring that the Nationalist Congress will oppose military occupa- tion of Turkey to the bitter end.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
BRIGHTER SAILS FOR
 ST MICHAEL

Seattle, July 2G-The freight steam CT NJ. H. Lovejoy sailed today for St Michael with cargo consisting of 1700 tons of blasting powder and half million feet of lumber consigned to Nenana and quantity of general freight for the lower Yukon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Armisticc Negotiations Probably Take
 Place At Brcst- litOvsk

Warsaw, July 26--The projected armistice negotiations between repre- sentatives of Poland and Soviet Russia will probably be held at Brest -I.itovsk according to official circles.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
GOV HART TO SEEK FURTHER RESTRICTIVE
 ALIEN LEGISLATION

Seattle July 26--In testifyng before the House committee on immigration and naturalization today. Governor Hart of Washington testified that he would ask the Washington legislature at its next session to provide ieGisla :
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Believed Husband of Dead Woman
 Located

Chicago, July 27--Roy Miller 26 years old, salesman living at the Banner Hotel here is believed by the police to be the mysterious F.. Leroy wanted in Detroit in connection with the New York trunk murder mystery. Miller has been arrested by the Chicago police.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
ITALIAN WARsHIP SUNK BY MINE

July 26-Eighteen lost their lives today with the de- struction of an Italian torpedo boat destroyer in the Black Sea. The ves- sel struck mine near the entrance to the Bosphorus, sinking within q few minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
HUGE WHISkEY SHIPMENT
 SEIZED AT TOLEDO

Toledo, Q. July 27-Three carloads of whiskey valued federal prohibition officers said, at eight hundred thous- and dollars. was seized here today by government authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
NOME BOUND FLYERS
 REACH SASKATOON

Saskatoon. Saskatchewan, July 26-- Flying all the way against forty airplanes enroute b Nome arrived here from Portal North Dakota this after noon, having averaged seventy miles
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
ORIENTAL INVESTIGATION
 TRANSFERRED TO SEATTLE

Seattle. July Ex-Governor Hart Was the first witness today before the congressional committee engaged in Investigating the Japanese situation on the Pacific coast
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
SHAMROCK LEADS ABSOLUTE
 ACROSS STARTING LINE

Sandy Hook. July z6-The last race of the cup series is on today.
 The shamrock W crossed the start ing line ahead of the Resolute today when the race started of Ambrose A twelve knot breeze from the northwest Is sending the yachts along at a dashing pace.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
lOWDEN TO STUMP
 FOR HARDING

Chicago. July 26-Governor Lowden of Illinois will take the stump on be- half of Harding in the presidential campaign. according to an announce ment by Republican headquarters.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
MONDAY
 (TELE6RAPHic)
NOME BOUND PLANES
 MAKING PROGRESS

Fargo. N. D. July 25-The Nome bound government airplane expedition arrived from St Paul Saturday after noon.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Greeks Occupy Northern Section O.
 Turkey

Constantinople. July 26-The Greek forces in Thrace have occupied Eski- baha, aceorAing to information reach ing British headquarters.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
DEFENDER FAVORlTE IN
 DECIDING CONTEST

sandy Hook. l.. I. July 27-In the light wind prevalent over the America Cup course today, the American defen- der. Resolute is q decided favorite to win the cup in this afternoons contest.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
RUTH MAKES ANOTHER HOMER

New, York, July 26-"Babe" Ruth made his thirty fifth home run of the season today when the Yankees beat Boston s to ?.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
LOS ANGELES
 QUAkES CONTINUING

Los Angeles. July .7-Los Angeles was again rattled by another earth quake stortly after midnight last night. The shock was light and no damage re suited
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
Police Wreck Irish Town

London. July 26-kflmalIock. nine teen miles south of Limerick, was wrecked today by body of police. &C., cording to Cork dispatch.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
GREEKS OCCUPY AoRIANoPLE

London, July 26-Cable advices to- day announce that the Creek forces have occupied Adria nople.
The Nome nugget., 1920-07-31
LIGHT QUAKES SHOCK
 LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, July 26-Two slight earthquake shocks occurred here this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-30

Equal Suffrage speakers who conducted a
meeting here Wednesday in front Of the
postofice. Mrs. Florence BayArd Hilles,
State chairman Of tho Woman's party;
Miss Elsie Hill Of Connecticut and Miss
Anita Pollitser of South Carolina pre-
sentcd arguments in favor Of Equal Suf-
frage and their reasons why Delaware
should ratify the national amendment. A
band concert preceded the meeting
Rev. T.. H. Derickson Of Odessa NJ. e.
Church presided. In introducing the
speakers he said he considered Woman's
Suffrage one of the foremost reforms Of
the day and no hoped Delaware would
have part in accomplishing it.
Mrs. Hillcs spoke Of women's concern
with the government OF city and town,
which is only housekeeping on a larger
scale and asked il the women present
would vote on an improved lighting sys-
TEN for Odessa if they had the oppop-
tunity.
Miss Marie Lockwood OF Middletown,
Mrs. Harman Reynolds Of Mncdonough
and other prominent Sufragists from
nearby towns attended tho meeting. A
number Of Odessa women joined the
Woman's party at the conclusion Of the
speakinQ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-30
NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Sussex Levy Court Retains County
Tax Rate at Present Figures,
IS Cents on the $l00.
PLEADS GUILTY TO BIGAMY
Employees on State Highway Work
Near Seaford Go on Strike
for More Pay.

from Every Evenings Correspondents
Seaford, April 30. Work was suspended
on the rd-Bridgeville State Highway
yesterday afternoon, because of strike
among the truck drivers, graders and con-
creters. Owing to the inability Of the State
Highway Commission to get cement from
dealers, because of the recent railroad
strike. the work Of laying concrete has
been held up for several DAYS, but the
commission kept the men employed, so
as to have them ON hand when the matcri-
al arrived which was expected in a few
days.
The aumbers of strikers was about
80, white and black. After laying down
their tools the men came to Seaford and
appeared at the State Highway Com
missions Office ON High street. Their de-
mands were not met and they refused to
return to work. The graders, who were re-
ceiving 80 cents per hour. demanded 45
cents per hour. the concreters, who were
getting 40 cents per hour, asked to be
raised to 30 cents per hour, and the truck
divers, who were drawing down AZ cents
per hour. wanted So cents per hour.
An official Of the Commission said
yesterday afternoon that it was not likely
the strikeke er's demands would be met by
the State Highway Commission.
Work also is suspended on the Blades
Concord State Highway, it is said men
on this piece of road are demanding more
wages. but this could not be verified last
night. The Holt Construction Co, of
fredericksburg, Md, have the contract TO
build this road.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-30
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel April 30.--Thc Womans For
eign Missionary society Of Laurel wa
entertained, yesterday afternoon, at th'
home of Mrs. Emma Hitch, on Sixtl
street, the following members being
present: Mrs. Minnie s. Watson, Mrs
Harvey w. Hastings, Mrs. Annie Marvl
Mrs. Ernest Spicer, Mrs. Mary Dcker
son, Mrs Newton r. Ward, Mrs u
Pierce Ellis, Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs
Mary Il. Elliott and Mrs. Samne
Smith
The funeral Of Miss Laura Il, Downs
the l3-yenr old daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. /. Washington Downs, who died
Tuesday morning of tuberculosis was
held yesterday afternoon from the home
of her parents. Rev. w. Osborne Bennett,
pastor of Centenary NJ. Il. Church,
officiating. Intcrment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Il. Risdon Twilley superintendent OF
construction for the McNichol Construc-
tion Co. of Philadelphia, contractors for
portions of the new State highway, hns
moved from this town 10 Harrington.
The cold weather and light frosts of the
past few days have been very much
against early strawberries and il is
feared the yield has been seriously cut
and that the crop will be at least ten
days late in ripening.
Lee Davis has been reappolnted carrier
of mail between the postofice and the
railroad station, and given an increse in
salary.
Rev. William T.. Matthews and wife of
Hebron, Md, have been visiting MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur s. Uearn. Rev. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor Of Seaford a,so have been
visiting friends here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-30
NEWS OF MIDDLETOwN.

Middletown, April 30.--The Sewing
Circle of Summit NJ. K. Church will hold
u pie social on Wednesday evening, May
5, in the Ammunity rooms at Summit
Bridge.
Miss Helen Wallace, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas +. Wallace of Odessa,
and John William Dunn of Salisbury,
Md, were married, last Saturday after
noon, at Brandywine NJ. +. Church, VIII
mington, by Rev. Il. w. Greenfield
Julian G.. Cleaver has bought of John
Heldmyer. Jr., the latter's store and
dwelling corner ofMaln and Broad streets
Rev. Alfred Smith Of Camden will
occupy the pulpit OF the M. u. Church,
Sunday, because of the illness of the
pastor, Rev. Van p. Northrup.
Rev. Percy l.. Donsghay. rector of st.
Annes p. Il. Church, attended the meet
ing of the Provincial Sunday School Com
mission, held in Baltimore this week. as
delegate from the Diocese of Delaware.