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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

Well. San Francisco was finally
reached and Will and l separated.
OF course Will went 10 one of the
cheaper hotels; but 1 headed straight
for the convention headquarters no.
tel. the Palace. and was soon taken
care OF in swell style on my arrival.
l Immediately got hold of VIII Bryan
on the telephone and inquired if he
would be interested in buying 20
cases of grape juice at a saving Of a
dime on a case Will was so interest
ed that he Immediately arranged
with the hotel people TO let me have
a spare cot in his room he was saw
ing for "Pussyfoot' Johnson, and has
agreed TO let me carry his Ialm leaf
fan on cool days while the conven-
ton is in session. If l can borrow his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

The democrats will have to go some to find
prettier names than Warren and Calvin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

The senator's campaign biography says he
boed corn and painted barn Well, is clearly up
the democrats to find a who hoed twice
and painted two barns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23
The Tower of Babel
By BILL ARMSTRONG

alpaca coat too some afternoon. I'm
going 10 arrange 20 address Chris
tan Endeavor convention, and leave
right after the first collection.
The grape juice deal has natural
" thrown me and Bryan more or
less together. and ] have been able.
TO pump some pretty startling facts
out Of him as result. For instance,
Mr.. Bryan is strongly of the opinion
that the San Francisco convention
will nominate a democrat He also
feels. that III he could overcome the
violent objections Of the church peo-
pie. he would be the logical can
didate.
Supporting his contention that he
is the logical nominee, he offers the
following Ieasons:
% Because ne enjoys travel and
he hasn't been abroad in years.
CD With a haircut and a neck
shave, he looks like a president.
GO He likes the way the white
house is laid out and his landlord
al Lincoln has given him notice Of
another raise in rent the first OF the
year. making the third raise In as
many months, which is too much.
Cd Because he is a good talker;
can talk on any subject, and on
either side
C5) Because he is the logical man
10 make a presidential speaking
tour: knowing just where to change
cars everywhere: has a mileage book
and a complete knowledge of how he
can save time by catching buses to
make trains in various parts Of the
country
CD He should be in Washington
permanently anyway, TO see that
Elihu Root doesn't come snoring
into town some night and attempt to
Grace the 18th amendment off OF the
city court docket IN Washington.
90 Because if the democrats
should succeed in electing someone
else 10 the presidency, the success
full candidate might insist on him ac-
cepting the portfolio of secretary of
state, and Will has decided he won't
accept this position again. He con-
tends the secretary of states Office
in Washington is a drafty old hole;
that the elevator service is hOrri-
BILE; and besides there might be an
other war.
90 That he has acquired bunch
of United Cigar store coupons dur
ing his numerous trips TO washing
ton TO kick about things. and he
Z
awhile and use them up.
With these qualifications before
the delegates, I don't see how the
/ democratic convention can do other
wise than hand the nomination over
to Will He has a national reputation
for honesty and integrity. and is
widely known everywhere for his
strength of purpose but how he does
il on grape juice has naturally
aroused the suspicion of some Of the
delegates. Mr.. Bryan is a good work
man and will not expect over time
and a half for overtime. He can fur
nish a letter of recommendation
from his last employer. and I believe
he deserves the support Of the dem
ocratiC convention.
What a pleasure IL would he 10
nominate him. just to see how badly
a human being can be beaten for
the Office of president
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

a change and Nina was
the final result. il has enjoyed eX-
traOrdinary vogue in this country.
The diamond is Nina's talismanic
gem. 1t is the emblem of fearless
ness and invincibility and promises
its wearer success il all undertake
ings and freedom from misgivings
According to an old superstition. II
enhances the love % a husband for
his wife. Sunday is Nina's lucky
day and her lucky number.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

idea of Will taking the presidency
at a paltry $4,000 a year. with
nothing but a bunch Of jitney tickets
thrown in Why before we'd walked
three miles together, ] got to feeling
so blue about Wits situation that
! gave him my check book. bunch
OF keys, a bottle opener and sea
son ticket 10 Toxic. I'll tell you boys,
Will McAdoo is to be pitied and if
there is anything any of us can do
for him. I feel that we ought TO go
ahead and do IL without the slight
est hesitancy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23
WHAT'S in A NAME

Pacts about your name; fts
history; its meaning whence ~
was derived; It's significance;
pour lucky day and lucky Jewel
81 MILDRED MARSHALL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

An observer just returned from Europe says the
people there have either forgotten how to work or
have desire to do The malady may be more
virulent abroad, but this country Immune
from the belief that some hocus pocus may be made
take the place of work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-23

Chicago banks have refused lend the city
money and bankruptcy is said be just ahead.
The idea Of cutting down expenses possibly has not
suggested itself TO the authorities a way out of
this difficulty. South Bend take notice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19

Club Of Delaware College will entertain
the agricultural staff of the faculty this
evening. Dinner will be served in the
small diningrooms Of Old College ut 6
o'clock.
frankie Wills, guard on the basketball
team, has been elected vice-prcsidcnt
of the sophomore class succeeding Joe
Kavanaugh, who has left college.
DIR. Charles II. keene, executive secre.
tary of the Delaware State tuberculosis
Commission, will address the Newark
New Century Club, next Tuesday
Mrs. Lulu Babock was called to her
home at Peddler Mills: Virginia, early
this week, owing to the death of her
mother Her home there was burned
and the death Of her mother was result
of shock
II. Harrison Gray has resigned as fore
man at the local plant of the American
Vulcanized Fibre Co, on account Of poor
health He probably viii engage in the
contracting business.
At the town election. April IL, three
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19

illness f pneumonia, aged 81 years. He
leaves a widow.
Jewell Thompson and MIN. Edith
Warner of Rock Hall were married in
Philadelphia, last Friday. They Will re-
side in Rock Hall.
John w. HIrons has been spending a
part Of the week with bic son, Professor
Wilbur Hirone, IN Wilmington.
Among the list Of names which have
been offered COMMITTEES OF brc Metbo-
dist Episcopal Church here from which
10 select successor IN Rev. George T..
Anderson. is that Of Rev. Ernest Green
field, pastor of ono Of the prominent Viii
rniugton churches. No selection has yet
been made.
Mrs. Charles Blancbhcld has been
visiting her daughter, Miss Olive Kent,
who underwent an operation IN Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington, this week for tho
removal of her tonsils
Manager GorgIch Of tho Washington
College baseball team has arranged the
best schedule Of games for the ceaming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
RUB OUT THE PAINS
OFLAME BACK WITH
OLD ST. JACOBS OIL

Back hurt you? Can't straghten up
without feeling sudden pains sharp
aches and twinges? Now, listenl That
lumbago, sclatic. or maybe from q strain.
and you'll get blessed relief the moment
you rub your back with soothing, pene-
trating ".St Jacobs Linimentr' Nothing
else takes out soreness. lameness and stiff
ness 50 quickly. You simply rub it on and
out comes the pain. II u perfectly harm
less and doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up Don't suffer, Get small
trial bottle from any drug store, and after
using il just once, you'll forget that you
ever had backache, lumbago or sclatica,
because your back will never hurt or
cause any more misery 1t never disap-
points and has been recommended for
go years. Stop drugging kidneys They
don't cause backachc. because they have
no nerves. therefore can not cause pain
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Laurel, March 1e-An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared by Laurel Chap
ter Epworth League of Centenary NJ T.
Church for Sunday evening, when Harvey
f. Marvil viii deliver an address on
What Should he the Relation OF the
Church TO the Civil and Social Problems
of Our Community.
Emmet II. c. Hegernan, well-known
newspaper man OF Laurel, for the past
several years editor Of the Maryland
Tribune, and lately associated with the
Wicomico Co,ntian of Salisbury, Md
has resigned his position with the latter
publishing company.
Uric Smith and James 4. Wright Of
Chester, Pa and Henry Eskridgc Of
Wilmington have been visiting their fami-
lies in Bethel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Ex-Governor S. S. Penncwill Said
to Have Bought Fine House
in Dover.
EGGS GO DOWN TO % CENTS
Red Men Have Class Initiation OF
Over a Hundred, With Fine
Meeting, at Seaford.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. March Io-More than a hun
dred Young men affiliated themselves,
Wednesday night. with the lmp'd Order
Red Men at union meeting OF the Red
Men Tribes of Seaford, Laurel, Delmar,
Bethel. Whitesville, Harrington and Sails
hury, Md. The occasion was the biggest
pow-wow of the men of the forest ever
held in this section. About 500 Red Men
took part To accommodate the large
crowd, Tuscarora Tribe, No. -, of this
town, which was the host, rented the hall
of Liberty Bell Council, in the Haines
Block. Delaware WAS represented by
, Great Sachem +. A. Gradwohl Great
j Junior Sycamore Charles J. Coleman,
) Great Mishinewa William III. Ceilings
, and Great Sannap Milton W. Ferguson.
The State officers from Maryland were:
/ Great Pror het NJ. T.. Tyndail, Past Great
) Sachcm f. f. Twilley. Deputy Great
| Sachem of Delaware George ". Chris
) topher WAS also present and occupied the
/ slohem's chair during the greater part of
l the evening. OF the candidates presented,
5l were from Seaford.
After obligating the candidates, one of
. their humber, Samuel J. Robinson, of the
! firm of ". II. Stevens & Co, oyster
packers, was chosen from among them to
take the adoption degree. c. c. 1'homp-
son, well-known Seaford insurance
!, agent, was selected TO take the warriors
degrt e, and Elvey G.. Hill of Laurel the
chiefs degree.
The three degrees were conferred by
she track degree team from Modoc Tribe
OF s hlisbury, Md, headed by Past Great
Sachem l.. +. Twilley. Following the
work there were numerous brief adj
dred ses and fine collation. was served
Ambng the candidates were Mayor John
II. Eskridge and ex-AIayor Joseph II.
Cox
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
AVON CLUB OF FELTON,.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
FELTON,. March o-The Avon New
Century Club of FELTON, met at the home
of Mrs. Nathan Jones. Wednesday MANY
members and invited guests were present
and Mrs. Jones spacious rooms were
filed with handicraft, useful and orni-
mental. During the session the following
program WAS given.
Reading French Sculpture During the
Nineteenth Century. Mrs. Clifford Tenn
pier recitation, Mrs Charles Sipple
reading. French Art During tho Nine
teenth Century. Mrs B. r. East: read
ing. Chinese Rugs Mrs George Herin.
Ices. cakes and coffee were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
DIED OF PNEUMONIA.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Laurel, March 19.--Charles Oran
Cooper, an attorney who has been en-
gagged in business in New York City for
the past ten years, died suddenly, Tues
day, from pneumonia which followed an
attack of Flu" He was 40 years of age
and was a native Of Laurel. being son
and oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah C..
Cooper OF this town. Until Inc moved to
New York he practiced law in Baltimore.
He was brother of George O. Cooper,
a prominent fruit and produce broker of
Laurel, and of Miss Mary Cooper, Of
Chesapeake City, Md. Mrs. Albert +.
Culver and Miss Viola Cooper of this
town. His father humber manufacturer
and dealer is critically i'll nj his home on
Clayton avenue with an attack of pneu-
monia.
The remains of Mrs. Kate Fowler who
died 1T the home of her daughter Mrs
William T. Osborne, in Delmar, Tuesday
were brought here. yesterday, and in
TERED in Laurel Hill cemetery, after
services in St. Philips ?. e. Church, con
Quoted by the rector, Rev. f. Allen Par
sons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
NEWS OF LEWES.

spteial Correspondence OF Every Evening
t4ewes March l9.-Charles A. Lofand,
. cbief engineer of the pilot boat Pbiladel-
yhia, and Miss Estella Davidson of Milton
were married at the home Of the bride s
lunt, Mrs. Sarah Polk Irwin. in Milton,
this week by Rev. ID. ]. GivaR. They
will make their home in Lewes.
Heirs Of Elihu j. Morris have sold their
farm IN Indian River hundred TO Governor
John G.. Townsend aud son.
Henry Bryant OF Reedville, Va. has
been appointed second assistant keeper Of
East End lighthouse, ON the old break
water to succeed George Horner, who was
promoted TO first assistant at the same
lighthouse.
Captain Hall Hazard OF the tug Atkins
Hughes is spending few days here with
his family.
The roads III this section are still IN very
had shape. As soon "a they begin TO get
better there comes another big rain which
makes them as bad as ever. The road
leading to Georgetown is almost impsss-
able for automobiles.
John NJ. Lank, who recently returned
from the farm TO the Wilson property,
on Fourth street. has been I'll for the past
month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Specisl Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, March 1S--Register OF
" ills William j. Mustard has granted
letters on the following estates.
Mary A. Warrington, late Of Indian
River hundred, TO James W Hopkins:
Charles Hudson, late OF Baltimore hundred
70 Anna b Hudson: Isaac n Warren,
late Of Cedar Creek hundred. 10 James
II Warren: Richard A. Hickman, late Of
Baltimore hundred, TO Lizzie b. Hick-
man; c. :. Calhoun late Of Baltimore
hundred, to Roy T. Nelson: Walter ".
Truitt, late of Cedar Greek hundred, to
Ella Z. Truitt: John T. Richter, late Of
Little Creek district, TO Mary L. Richter
lydia G. Steele, late of Indian Riv or
hundred, TO William ID. Steele.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19

season the college bas had in many year.
Among the contests scheduled ,s a sarDe
with the Army and Navy team, aud ore
with the Pennsyivania Military Academy
Of Chester, PA.
Charles Armstrong, who has been .
patient ~ Jolins Hopkins hospital, Balsi :
more, for ihc past three months, y re-
cuperasing at the home Of b,s Piste-, Mr.
&. A. MclIinger, in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs yozcph Hocpcs ~ Hsr-
ford county hsve rented the home ~
Mrs J. H. srnythr, on High efrect and
val move 20 Cbcsertown. Mn. snythe
left today % assume her duties AZ CON-
psuion IN q home IN Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
cHEsrERTowN AND VICINITY.
,ec,al Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Corrcsponocnce OF Every EvonSnk
Chestcrtown, Md, March 19--At a
a meeting Of members of Christ Metho-
dist Protestant Church, Wednesday night,
Rev. J. l.. Ward, who IL closing four
years successful pastoratc, said bc would
ask for q change of relations at the scssion
Of Conference, in April. The resignation
was accepted and a committee appointed
tn draft resolutions Of appreciation Of
Mr.. Wards work here. w Robert Huey
was elected delegate and Charles N .
Sattcrhcld, alternate, TO tho Conference.
John u. Barnes has purchased from
Mrs. VI. s. Rayncr, administrators, the
four brick dwellings on High street,
Chcstertown, belonging To the estate OF
Mrs. William J. Vannort, at Private sale.
Albert Suplee Of Bettcrton WAS pain
fully injured, recently, by being kicked
on the forehead by q colt.
Richard C1Collcr died at his home in
Rock Hall, Tuesday, following a short
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19

The event took place at the home of her
brother, William Hudson, on Arch street,
this town, znd was an OCCASION for much
mcrriment. The home was tastcfully
decorated in green.
Those present were: Misses Lenora
Martin, Madeline Lord, Lucy Griffith,
Ruby Willin, Elsie Hudson, Mcssrs. Will
liam Parsons, Charles West, Twiford
Morris, Leroy Hurley and Norman Hearn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
REPORTED SALE OF FINE HOUSE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, March LIT was reported
here yesterday that the Conowsy residence
ON North State street, one OF Dover
recently modern built houses with spacious
grounds and surroundings, had been sold
by DR.. Walter p. Conoway.
1t is said the purchaser Is former Gov
ernor Simeon :. Pennewill of Greenwood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
members Of Council will be elected.
PARTY AT HOLLYOAK.

Hollyoak, March ia party was
given, last night, by Miss Hope Richard
son Mt her home on Hollyoak Road, in
honor of Mrs Justine Armstrong OF Flush
ing, Long Island.
Miss Armstrong is former resident Of
Bellefonte and her many friends m this
locality greeted her last night The even
ing WAS spent with must and dancing
The decorations were in honor OF st.
Patrick.
Those present wcrc: Misses justine
Armstrong, Emma Daniels, Rachel
Eaton, Helen Richardson and Hope
Richardson; Mr. and Mrs Ralph Litchen-
stein and Mr. and Mrs. James Dawson; !;
Harry Peddrick, Melvine Baldwin, Orin
Wolcott, Willard LyttIe, Lyle Moulds,
Fred Hodge and Harry Lodge.
You try An Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
BOTH IN GOOD SHAPE.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Milford. March 10 George l.. Medill
OF The State Banking Department and his
two deputies. Harold Horsey and Mr.
Lewis. have been in Milford for the past
two weeks, making examinations Of the
Milford Building and Loan Association
and the Milford Trust Co
They report having found everything
in both Institutions in first-class order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
BIG DROP IN EGGS.

pecisi Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford March l9-Spring weather
has caused a big drop in the egg ma ri1et
From go and 20 cents dozen thcv have
fallen to 2s cents dozen, retail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
ST. PATRlCK's PARTY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. March 19-Miss Elsi Hudson,
teacher in Blades public school, ent ertain-
ed several OF friends, Wednesday evening.
I q charming St Patrick's Day E2rtv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
Drain

'"rfey say the Arcashes nave 80
much money they don't know what
10 do with II"
They'll soon run through tbsir wealth
They buy potatoes by the barrel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19
NEWS OF NEWARK .

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, March l9--The Agricultural
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-19

You try AN Every Evening want adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
B|C LEAGUERS
 TO PLAY BALL
 HERE TWO DAYS

Casey stengeirs lNaVonaI, American aIl-star team will be here for two games with Bisbee on Saturday and Sunday, Octo- her 30 and 31, as the result of ar engagements made by Manager kobey of the Bsbee team. A big guarantee was necessary to secure the dates, but Manager kobey believes that the fans of the district will respond to an opportunity to see the famous bio-lesguers in action on the home diamond.
 The visiting team is an all-star organization that is now on the way to the coast. Some Of the players who will be seen here are: Pfeffer, Cadore and kru- ger, of the Brooklyn team; Smith and Cutshaw of. Pittsburg; Mea- dows. Rawlings, ReckeI, Meusel. and StergeI, of Philadelphia: Mensel, Bodie and Lewis of the Yankees; MaranviIle of Boston. and Roger Hornsby of St. Louis. the leading batter of the Nation al League.
 Both games will be played With the Bisbee team.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
CHICAGO DROPS OUT OF RUNNING

ST LOUIS. Oct ?. - Chicago hit with vengeance behind Dick Kerr, defeating St Louis, but dropped out of tine running for the American league championship, with Cleveland $ overwhelming victory over Detroit
 The former champions were after Bayne from the start today, taking the lead in the second inning. St. Louis tied it up in the fourth but the White SoX came back in the next in ming and forged to the front with three singles that produced a run.
 Bayne was taken out tor pinch hitter in the seventh and Deberry who succeeded him, worked only one in ming when Chicago scored two runs on like number Of hits and one CT. TOT.
 Kerr was hit hard, but checked the Browns attack in the pinches until Chicago had established a safe lead J. Collins was>an important factor in the victory of the White SoX, driving in three runs and scoring three The score:
 Chicago .010 IA l20-10 Is St. Louis 900 200 2O3- ' 16 ]
 Kerr and Schalk Bayne, DeBerry Lynch and Severeid.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
3RD GAME. IF
 LOCAL SERIES
 NARRE:N TODAY

Bisbee and lowel! meet this afternoon at Warren park in the third game of the fiVe-game championship series, with the score standing at present to i. The game Wul mark the third meeting of Eaton and Brinley, star pitchers for Bisbee and Lowell, and should be real battle, as each has won one game, and is anxious to annex the odd one.
 The Bisbse team has been out for practice several times this week. and is much improved. The team has signed up new catcher and the players declare that Lowell will not run wild on bases as they did last Sun day. In Eaton, Sason and Lee, Bisbee has the strongest pitch ing staff that has been here in a long time.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
AMERICAN
CLEVELAND WINS
 NAY INTO SERIES

DETROIT. Oct. ? - Cleveland won its way into the worlds series game. taking the American league pennant with a 10 to l victory over Detroit. Cleveland needed but half game more margin iR the league race to remove the possibility of tie with Chicago.
 The Indians opened their offensive in the third inning and sustained it practically throughout the game. cou- bling it with Oldhsm's five passes and some poor fielding by Detroit. While Jim Bagby was hit hard, he kept the hits fairly well scattered and was ac- corded brilliant support. It was his 31st victory of the season.
 This Speaker, Cleveland manager, was given an ovation when he step He responded with five brilliant field ing plays and three hits ill six times at bat
 Oddly enough Speaker made the fi- nal putout of the game which brought his team the championship. A fan jumped from the bleachers and ask ed Speaker for the ball but the man ager refused, saying he wanted it as q keepsake.
 There was little doubt of Cleve- aland's victory after the third inning when errors by Jones and Young com bined with singles by Speaker and Gardner, sent in three runs. Burns sent in two more with double to the score board in the sixth and Bagby followed in the seventh with triple to the same place, sending in three runs. Evans scored Bagby with a single. In the eighth Wood tripled over Flagstead's head and scored on an out Cleveland and Detroit will close the American league season here tomorrow. The score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-03
Cincinnati and Pittsburg Play Tripp|e Header
WHITE SOX DECLARE
 MEMBERS FAILED TO
 PUT FORTH EFFORTS

ST. LOUIS, Oct. ?. - Charges that tho Chicago White SoX failed to re. peat their triumph O. 1919 snd re- tain the American league champiou- ship because two players failed to put forth their bes, efforts this sea son were made in statement bere tonight by Edward T. Collins, seoord baseman and Iaplain of the team.