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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-12-10

health for two
years that l could
pot get around
10 do my own
Geusework, most
of the time ] had
to keep to my
bed. My back
ached and my
nerves were in q
terrible state. I
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-12-10
WplIaaafss Hiqhts.

An Indiana court compelled mH1
to give back the false teeth he had
taken away from his wife. WomanA
rights still include the privilege Of
biting, 1t seems-Cfeveland Hlafn
Dealer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-12-10
Flower Is Image of Bird.

Hungary grows q wild flower which
b the exact floral image Of a hum
ming bird. The breast is green, the
throat yellow, the head and beak al
most black.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-12-10
CASCARETS
''They Work while you Sleep

5 Do you feel all tangled Uphill
ious. constipated. headachy, nervous,
full of cold? Take Cascarets to-
might fer your liver and bowels to
straightens you out by morning.
Wake ur with head clear, stomach
right, breath sweet and feeling fine.
No gripping. no Inconvenience. Chill
:dren love Cascarets. too-10, Is. SO.
cents. (advl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
FAITH
in ALL MEDICINES
Claims Since He Took Plant
Juice He Has Entirely Re-
gained His Health.

After worldwide search Plant Iuc.
was discovered Plant Juice il n cou,bina-
tion OF the Juices Of medicinal plants. and
has proven To be the greatest of all RENEE
dies for the stomach, liver kidneys and
blood. IL In widely known throughout
the larger cities of the country on ac-
count OF its revivifylng and rcconstfuctive
action which If 50 apparent that one finds
himself imbued with new life aud his
bodily ills vanish ms il by magic.
Daily Plant Juice is gaining new con-
verts in Wilmington as Ia attnsted by the
testimonials of local people who have
gwen II fair trial and arc now loud in
praise thereof
Take, for instance, the signed state
ment made recently by Mr. George Som
ers, of No. 1912 West Second street, who
has many friends in Wilmington He
says:
Il had stomach trouble for number
of ycarE and had eniptions all over my
face which ] could never get rid Of al
though had tried many different medi-
eines; | had catarrh IN my head also,
could not sleep at night and had no appe-
ute whatever; ! was losing IN weight every
day; | would feel heavy and loggy all day
and had no ambition or energy "a do nv
and medicines that ha a no faith in any
thing and when friend told me Of Plant
Juice | never thought il would helpnme
However, | felt the good results right from
the start and now, | am glad to say. for the
benefit Of other sufferers, that / am en-.
tirely relieved OF all my troubles | sleep
fine at night, have not a trace OF catarrh.
have splendid appetite for my meals
and the eruptions have all gone from my
face: my blood is purified. my circulation
Is Al and | have gained four pounds IN
weight am only too glad TO have found
something really worth while aud | take
pleasure in endorsing il.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Miller
Drug Store, No. 404-4o6 Market street.
where he Is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the merits
of this remedy Free samples giveu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
PRICES NOW LOWEST
FOR CATTLE AND HOGS
Are Back to 1916 Quotations; Big
Markets Dcmoralizcd; Sugar
Goes LOWER.

Chicago, Nov. IA general decline
in livestock prices was recorded at mar
kets hers and at kansas City yesterday,
when cattle and hog quotations dropped
TO their lowest level since 1915.
Traders attributed the decline to the
tight money market. Further declines
were predicted by Albert Baker, head of
the United States Bureau Of Markets
hero. s.
The decline is expected to lower retail
meat costs nearly 30 per cent.
Hog prices at Kansns City dropped
from 30 To 30 cents today, with n range
of ST.S5 TO 2I2.5O. Cattle prices there
saggcd TO 81 so To $40
On the Chicago livestock market the
market WINS in n state Of decentralization
ut the close. with sellers unloading at
most any price offered Good cattle sold
at 81 less than Yesterdays close and
from $3.50 to 81 cheaper than two weeks
ago. Prices ranged from 81 so to S12.50.
Baker said it was impossible TO give
exsct quotations because If the variance
In prices for cattle of the same grade
He attributed the slump to pnnicky
farmers flooding the market with their
stock because Of timidity over food prices
There were G7 900 cattle in the stock
yards today, the largest number for two
years.
Baker snid the demand had been slightly
decreased because big buyers we're waiting
for further price reductions.
Baker reported the hog market in better
condition. There is he said, normal de-
mand for hogs, with the supply about the
same as usual, indicating that hog raisers
have not become panicky. Hogs today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
SAFETY FILM SHOWS
MANY LOCAL SCENES
Depicts How Accidents May Occur
as Warning to Careless
People.

Az a meeting Of the VARIOUS committees
Of the DclnwSrc Safety Council held in
the Council Chamber IN the du Pont
building at 4 OF clock yesterday afternoon,
the first safety motion picture ever taken
bv local council was shown on the screen
10 members and visitors interested in the
safety movement. The picture, which
aims to point out the great need of con-
slant care to prevent injury and death is
lhe work Of home talent and the film
showed scenes familiar TO all.
Probably the most interesting part OF
the rccl ~ n scene going South on Market
street, taken from the platform of n
irollcy car. The car came east ON Della
ware avenue and ran down Market street
and showed jaw walkers taking country
suits" Ono lady, with baby coach was
seen 10 bc crossing the street near the
= Garrick theatre. A boy riding bicycle
and holding on the side Of aheavy auto
truck was another forceful scene and this
WAS staged at Ninth and Orange streets.
Through the courtesy OF Marcus A.
Dow. safety engineer of the New York
Central lines. the hazards OF shop care
lcssness was depicted An emplove, upon
opening a wooden box, throws the loose
boards 20 one side with the nails project
ing Another cmploye rs shown stepping
on the nail in the board and which acci-
dent could have been prevented by the
first cmployc.
Another part of the picture was staged
"a the Delaware hospital. The arrange
ments were made for this through the
courtesy Of Mrs Charles II. Miller, and
nurses and assistants assisted in IT,
l,anorama of Wilmington taken from
signal tower on the Pennsylvania railroad
near the Pullman shops and a street scene
outside the Harlan plant were features
of the film Other scenes were taken at
the home of III Rodney Sharp, and there Is
also n farm scene staged ut the farm of
Mrs l.. Scott Townsend, at Rockford
II ~ the intention of Council to have
thss picture shown in the local motion
p,r,ure theatres, and il will he at the SER.
vice of clubs, organizations, societies,
lodges and fratcrnal and other bodies
tor use
VI n meeting OF Council yesterday after
noon. & W. Price, general manager of the
National Safety Council, and who will
rcmain IN this city during Publicity Week,
Tave n ten minute talk on the safety ques-
ton Reports were also heard from the
various committees of the council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Five More Applications Received for
Places on the Force.

fifty-Eix arrests were made during the
past week, according 20 the report made
- the Board Of Police Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon. There were ten for
issault and batter and eight for drunk
mess. Fines and costs totaled S507 20.
Three prisoners were committed to the
Workhousc.
Five applications for positions on
he police force were received as follows:
John j. Wlsniak. 2n2 South Harrison street !;
Charles NJ Blakeley, l26 Rodney street !;
I'rsnc,s j. g Schen. SOS Maryland avenue ;
John a. McGowan. 4oa North Scott
street; Joseph J. Pctalis, I740 Lancaster
venue
The contract for furnishing 5000 dog
hoense tags was awarded 20 the kleitz
n Brother Co. COL Market street, at the
Ind submitted, SOL 20. The only other
I'D WAS that n GYrge b. Byron, who
furnished the tags last wear, his bid being
ShS
A letter was read from Furman c.
ole, Of the Armistice Day committee,
thanking the police department for CO.
operation in carrying ont the celebration,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

His report also showed receipts OF
S73 3,o0S.55. of which S20,053.lS WAS for
relief. Total assets of 1901, ,403.26, in
cluding upwards of $4,000 in cash; also
liabilities of S26.6l7.27.
The Rebekah branch of the order has
e45 members. n gain OF i46 during the
year.
The report of Grand Treasurer Philip
J. Isaac showed current fund bank
balance of S4.023.31, after deducting ex-
penses of 100000
The report of Grand Representatives
Melville NJ Wells and Walter W Hynson
gave an interesting review of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge session in Boston last Sep
tember The aggregate membership of
the order was shown to be 2,37l, 73s.
GRAND BNcAMpMENT.
The Grand Enoampment Of Delaware
held its 7ist annual communication in the
Odd Fellows Building laet night.
The Grand Encampment elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
William +. McLain. grand patriarch:
Joseph Anderson, grand high priest: John
T. Heinzeroth, grand senior warden;
Howard W Cowgirl, grand junior warden;
Otto NJ. Buckhard grand scribe; Thomas
L. Grier. Jr., grand treasurer; George
Turner. grand representative 10 the
Sovereign Grand Lodge.
PAST GRAND oFrrCERs.
The annual meeting Of the Past Grand
Officers Association. was held in Odd
Fellows Hall last evening The follow
ing officers were elected for the coming
year Jacob F Snyder. president; John
p. Heinzeroth, vice-president; Goldsmith
c. Naylor, secretary and treasurer, and
William ". Doutv, historian. Plans were
made for an active year.
Oscar b. Sundbcrg. the grand patri-
arch, in his annual report, stated that the
proposition 20 form rev encampmeut
at Camden is still pending
Otto NJ Burkhard, grand scribe, made
the following membership report:
Number Of encampments -
Number of patriarchs March II, 1920 IS
Bumber admitted during the year -
Number reinstated 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
STATE FAIR DIRECTORS.
Elected nj Meeting Of the Shareholders
Yesterday Afternoon.

The annual meeting OF the shareholders
uf the Delaware State Fair was held in the
Secretary's office yesterday. afternoon
Reports for tho year were read and the
directors for the ensuing wear were elected
These are rs follows Frederick Brady,
Richard c. buckingham, Alexander p.
Corbit. Jos Davidson, Henry F. du Pont,
: Halleck du Pont, William du Pont,
II. l. Dilworth. A. l. Foster. Lambert J.
Toulk, Jos H. Gould, J W killen, L. l.
Alaloney. Josiah Marvel, Chas Meggin-
san, +. p Moody, Arnold Naudain, Jr.,
.. A. Newton, VIM. p. Peach, r. p.
Robinson. r c. Snyder, Caleb s Stabler,
r. r NJ Carpenter, Clifford Stelle, T. NJ.
Soper, 5. ID. Townsend, Daniel Thomp-
son. jas Y. White, J. Writ Willis, s. II.
Wilson, Jr,, 4 meeting for organization
viii be held on November % at which
lime the officers for the year viii be
elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

The classified ads in today's paper are
from those printed yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
WOMAN NOT A MURDERER.
Tried md Acquitted Of Poisoning Three
N<phews

Newport, Ky, nov. IL After being
out half hour n jury in the Campbell
County Circuit Court yesterday found
Mrs Ida Warner not guilty If the cllargr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Complete rdr get better results
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

Bureau of Labor Statistics, United States
Department of Labor, according 10
figures from tha department made public
Yesterday. The decline In the genera !
priw level from September to October
u measured by the bureaus weighted
index number, In which each commodity
hns nm influence proportlonate 10 It's i'm
portancc in the coustrys markets, was
per cent.
Farm products and foods again showed
substantial price recessions, the decrehse
for fnrm products being 131s per cont
and for foods sl5 per cent below the
September level Cloths and clothing
followed next in order, with drop OF
~ per cent from the level of the previous
month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

~ numbering Stanley Williams hsr n
fant nephew
Mrs Warner wa tfied 90 ono ~
fhrr" indirtrpsnts. "a connection ss'h
the death by poieDn ltsf ~effemtef ~
Stanley, four months old rfifley foir
years old, and Carl. Jr. Two gcArs Old
children ~ Carl Williams and sifsf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
Record High Jump.

Caen, Normandy, Nov. 17.-Madem-
oisolle Elise Constant Of the Caen gymnas-
tic society. cleared the bar at one metre
and AZ centimetres about feet 61S
inches) at the Cornelles Stadium yester-
day. The performance was under the
control of the athletic commission Of lower
Normandy. The French claim that this
Is . worlds record for the woman's high
Jump.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

He reported total disbursements Of
S4,3O7 10, including 81 Ill for relief; also
total receipts of S5.S55.1o.
Grand Treasurer Thomas T.. Grier,
Jr, reported balance of s62i 05 in the
general fund, after disb,rsing S537.o9
An interesting review Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge Session in Boston, in Sep
tember, was made by Grand Representa-
tive Jacob +. Snyder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
NEW Low ron SUGAR.

New York. Nov. IA nav Inv record
for the Acnson was established Yesterday
in the local refined ugsr market, when
tho Federal Sugar Refining Go. announced
n further reduction of onefonrth cent
per pound in tho price of granulatcd
sugar. The price now is pa cents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
2 rrn CENT AvEnAoD paor.

Washington, Nov. l7s--Continucd re-
cesuion In tho wholesale price movement
the country il shown for
October BY information collected by the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17
ODD FELLOWS MEET
Continued from page |

/ Brandywine Lodge, No. ls-William
Dennison.
Hope Lodge. No. 2l--Georgc T.. Water
son. John NJ. Collins, p G., James X.
Patton.
Asylum Lodge, No. William u !.
Morgey, Joseph G. Wood, George West j.
Columbia Lodge, No. 26-Levis A
Cloud, Charles Mammele.
Eden Lodge, No. 3i--lsobcrt b. Scrib-
ner, Cecil l.. Norris, Toward II. Waga-
mond, James Watt Row, ,Jr., Thomas h
Zebley. Frank W. Cochran, Jesse Is
Talley, William T. Whitworth, Duncan
Smith
Naomi Lodge, r. D., No. 3-Adalado
Purks. Mary Il. Jones, Rose NJ. Burton,
Nellie Ogdon.
GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP.
A substantial gain in membership dur
ing the past year was reported by Grand
Secretary William w. Douty. The fol-
lowing membership statistics are taken
from his report;
Number reported last year ...... 4934
Initiated this year ................ TSf
Admitted by card ................ Is
Reinstated ................... a
5757
Withdrawn by card ......... 10
Suspended ..................f .f42
Died .......... ........ ...-N. "
withdrawn by dismissal card 3
Expelled .................... i
Membership. March 81, 1920 -. $3.50
Gain in membership .............. 5g6
Number of lodges - 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-17

sold from sl225 10 &i2.sb, decline Of
from 81 To 35 cents under Yesterdays
close Baker predicted further slight
declines In tho hog market.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
DRYS CONSIDERING
FLOP TO HARDING
Watkins May Withdraw
in Favor Of ~epublican
Nominee

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Wlth-
dfawai OF Aaron $. Watkins, prohibit
ton presidential candidate. was a IL
~ members OF the prohibition execu-
tive committee today to be dependent
on q satisfactory reply by Sunday
from senator Harding to the commit
tees proposal.
The executive committee In tele-
grams to Senator Harding and Cover
nor Cox promised Mr.. watkins would
withdraw II either would declare that
" elected he would use his official
power to prevent Weakening OF the
Volstand act and would use his APP
pointlve power Tor IT, fun enforce
mcuf.
The statement by Governor Coz in
Albuquerque. y. NJ. that he would
ignore the proposal was said By mem
bers OF the committee to have elimi-
mated him.
The committee declared as unsat-
isfactOry q statement by Senator
Harding that he stood by his record
showing that he voted for the pro-
hibitlon amendment and the Nolstead
act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Billy Dansey, Kidnapped
Boy, Reported in Tulsa

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. e5.-Biily,
aged 2. who disappeared October 3,
1919. from his home IN Hhmond. n.
j., In In Tulsa, Okla, with Mrs. Ncttie
Radcliffe, wife OF nj oil man. Mrs.
hottie n. Griffin OF East Liverpool,
Ohio last night told the police.
Mrs. Griffin who was arrested with
Denver Harpleas, also Of East Liver
pool, at the request OF her husband,
John Griffin. who said he had follow
ed them here. made her stgtement az
ter Griffin had told police she had
knowledge OF the boys whereabouts
Griffin stated that Mrs. Dansey was
not the mother Of the boy who had
boon taken by Mrs. Radcliffe before
he had been reported missing. The
pair are held for Investigation.
Can't Locale Woman
TULSA. Okla, Sept. 24.-Efforts Ia
locate Mrs. Ncttic Radcliffe today
were unsuccessful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
People You
Know

ltadtntof ftNotrule. RutciAeh huto ".
B. H.. Voas Is In town To-Day from
M~Ountninnir to get q REQ ruck Tor
the Waite Mercantile company.
Harry s. Bowman, candidate for
attorney general, rs In the city toesy
ON legal business.
q. &. Downer has returned from a
business trip to Santa Fe.
a. II. Hcbenstrcit has returned
from Gallup. where he has been on
business for the New Mexico Cost
struction company.
Henry q. Coors of Ias Vegas Ia ths
guest OF his son. Henry O.. Coors, Jr.,
ON South Walter street.
-. w. Faw and Mr.. Gibson OF the
Gibson-Faw Lumber company re-
turned last night from Gallup, where
they have been attending to then
branch plant.
Slis. n. j.. Dixon VIII leave tonight
for the Grand Canyon and Flagstaff,
Ariz. She will be accompanied Dy
her sister from Flagstaff, who has
been her guest here.
Miss Lota Kelly, vice president ui
the National Association OF business
and Professional Women's clubs,
returned last night to her home at
Rnton. y. a. She was the guest OF
the local club yesterday.
Mrs. James S. &cigwin, OF Jener-
sonvillo. Indiana. who has bee here
visiting her son, Harold J. Keigwin.
has returned home.
Mrs. Il. %Franchini and children have
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

titlon Of n stockholders committee FOR
poatpunement was heard and reject
cd.
The order must be signed by Judge
Robert r.. lewis also before 1t he
comes effective. Judge Lcwis is out
Of the city.
The order lnstructs William a. Jack
con-, special master. to advertise the
sale of the road for four weeks be-
fore its sale to satisfy a Judgment OF
S36. 197.f1i.i3.
Judge Lewis was said to be In west
crn Colorado today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

returned 20 the city from a trip to
Mrs. Franchinfs old home. Mr.. Fran
chini has been In the city from I'll
Puso to welcome Mrs. Franchini home.
Roy Hail. Kenneth Barr aud ID.
Robbie from Chnma, New Mexico,
were in tho city today. Mr.. Hail
drove homo a new Cadillac which he
purchased from the Now Mexico Motor
company today.
II. II. Hopkins, field deputy for tho
Internal revenue department. left
last night for Gallup. where he Is 10
be stationed.
II. g.. Gonzales. field deputy for
tho Internal went department. left
last night for Ration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
Two Suits for
Divorce Filed

John Joseph Wagner has filcd a
divorce complaint in the district court
against Gertrude Wagner. charging
her with abandonment. He further
alleges that mis- wife has broken her
marriage vow and given hcraclf up to
adulterous practices. They were mar
ried ON May 1, iQt9 at Welisburg,
West Va. Two months later the wife
wiilfuily deserted her husband and
absented heraelf without reasonable
cause, according to the complaint.
Another divorce complaint was filed
by Alexandra $. Nieto against Sofia
q. Nieto. charging abandonment ana
inhumnn treatment. They were mar
ricd In 1905 at Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

In ancient times. on All Souls Day,
criers dressed in black parnded the
streets and called for prayers for the
souls in purgatory,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

In tho Probate Court. Bernallilo County.
New Mexico.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Iva Eliza
beth Miller. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given mat The under
signed was, on the 7th day Of September
1920. duly appointed Administrator or ~,
estate Of Eva Elizabeth Miller, deeeased
by the Probate Court Of Brrnnlliio County
aud having qualified A. such ndministtatnr
all pernons halng claims against the estate ol
said drcodcnt are hereby notified and re-
quired 10 present the same 70 the under.
signed In the manner and within the TIM
prescribed by law.
Dated September 20, 1920.
LEONARD ia MILLER.
Administrator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25

bulk, si.5Omt.75; Minnesota and
South Dakota carly Ohios sacked or
bulk. St.75 ~ 100; Long Island Green
Mountain boxed, $3.50.
Butter higher; creamery. 4iW b9c.
Eggs higher: receipts, 1850 cases;
firats. 54m54Mc; ordinary firsta, As
a. soc: at mark, cases Included. 49el
b3c; standards, Csc; storage packed
flrsts. So e M5Gc.
Poultry alive lower. fowls gensral
run, soc. springs, 29c; turkeys, .
KANSAG CITY, Sept. 25.-Butter
and eggs unchanged.
Poultry, hens, 25G 27c: one cent
higher. springs, 27c; up one cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-25
MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.5Stocks
were inclined to react at the opening
of today's session but recovered on a
brisk demand for oils. steels and
some of the s%pccialties and utilities.
The closing was steady. Sales APP
proximated 1000 shares. Liberty
issues continued to lead the bond
market, making further material