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G.. o. p. LEADERS
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mittce in the contests, to point a way out
of the muddle.
In the District of Columbia contests
the issue ms to candidates ~ less clear,
although the Wood supporters are SAID to
be listening to the delegation headed
by Frank ]. Logan, upon whom they
would depend in the convention
HITTER CONTEST IN GEORGIA.
With the Florida contest out OF the
way the national committee faces the
most acrimonious contest OF the week,
where an officially reported delegation,
headed by Henry Lincoln, an Atlanta Ne
gro. is counted in the Lowden column,
and n contesting delegation healed by
Charles Adamson, Of Cedartown, IS
credited to Wood Both delegations had
figured in the hearings of the Senate Cub
committee investigating campaign ex-
pend1tures
The next contest on the calendar is
from Louisiana where n regularly reported
delegation headed by National Commit
teemcn Emil kuntz is being opposed by
delegation headed by Victor Lois,
of New Orleans. The contcstlng dele
CATION is listed among those favorable 70
the Wood candidacy and 10 Frank II.
Hitchcock.
The committee does not hope to get
further than the Louisiana contest IN It's
work today.
WOOD LOSES TWO CONTESTS.
The committee Yesterday decided two
delegation contests by seating the rcgu-
larlv elected delegates The committee
men disposed of Alabama and Arkansas
contests for places IN the national con
yention. Personalities or conditions did
not enter into the two contests. but Cen
eral Wood was loser IN both. The two Ala
hama contestants were supposed 10 favor
the general, the two winners are unin-
structed
In Arkansas the white delegation was
popularlv believed to be for Governor
l,owdcn, while the contestlnR Negro dele
cations were supposed 10 favor Wood.
The Alabama case was disposed OF
quickly when the two contestants tailed
10 appear.
NO oRGANI7 trtoN N FLORIDA.
The Florida hearings were reopened late
i this morning to hear the regular dclepa-
/ ton and that headed bv z l. Anderson.
/ of jacksonville. II appeared 10 be gen
orally agreed that the contest OF the third
i delegation headed by 4 l. Church and
". L. Nanduzer. Of jacksonville, would
not be permitted to participate IN the
i rchcarlng
! The subcommittee. headed bv Charles
y. Warren. Of Michigan, advised that
further hearing for the regular and
Anderson factions reported that there
would bc no legal representation organRa.
ton in Florida. IN view II the regular
the group headed hy George " Bean d
Tampa. national committeeman and also
failure Of the Anderson faction to elect .
state executive committee III 1913 under
/ law.
Mr. Warren reported that there vas
doubt whether the Andcrsonfaction could
he recognized A. Dc facto organization
as the undisputcd evidence showed that
in the primary only nineteen state com
!! mittee members had been elected from
| ffty-four counties. The Bean faction
| Mr.. Warren stated could not be regard.
cd as dc facto organization
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STOCK PRICES RECEDE
TWO TO FOUR POINTS
HEAVY Selling Sent Prices Top
ping; Liberty Bonds Go Still
Lower.
n, Associated Press 10 Every Evening

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. June WALL street, tO.3o
a. m.-Heavy selling accompanied the
RESUMPTION Of trading on the stock eN-
change TODAY. Offerings for both long and
short account were precipltated by further
credit contraction. This was indicated
bv the higher discount rates announced
over the week end by the Federal Reserve
Board of this city and Chicago. Losses
ranged from to ( points. greatest weak
ness being shown by Crucihic, Bethlehem
and Republic Steels, Mexican and Pan
American Petrolcums, Studebaker Ameri-
can Locomotive. Baldwin Locomotive and
affiliated indust1ials
Rails also reacted under lead of Union
Pacific. Texas and Paclhc ana hoch
Island.
CALL MONEY SIX PER CENT.
Noon-Almost without exception losses
at the outset were extended during the
morning. Additions to the INITIAL setback
included United Fruit, Sumatra Tobacco
Chandler Motors and Motor Speelal-
ties at extreme rccCsslons oi : to points.
High grade oils met with occasional
st1pport and Crucihlc steel recovered much
Of its reversal. Rails rallied alter on buying
Of Rock Island. st Louis and San Fran
cisco Missouri Pacific and Southern
Railway.
Call money failed to reflect the further
stringency III time. funds opening at .
per cent.
There was a renewal OF recent hqul-
dation in liberty bonds, the second 4
showing marked weakness at decline
of ia per cent.
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PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET

Nv Associated PRESS Ia Every Evening
Philadelphia. June Corn As to
grade and location. 2.04a2 QS. the latter
for No > yellow
Oats-No. white. 1.3lal.32; 10. ,
white. / 29al 80, NJ. ) white. Pa =.
Butter Western creamery extra, 81;
nearby prints fancy, 70a.72
Cheese New York fancy head -.
do. ordinary TO good, Pa RI do current
make. best here. 30, do. common ~ good
Eggs Nearby filsts. .43. do, current
receipts. H. western extra flrsts. .43; 90,
frsts 4Oa42; fancy selected. packed
.5la.53.
Live noultry-Fowls lower; fancy,
.40a Al; fair to good -3Sa.39; hroilIng
chickens, fancy, not leghorns, l2 and
, pounds apiece. .70a.95.l 70 Il pounds
sos. rs. White leghorns. broilcrs. and
u, 55a. sc; old roosters. pa %; ducks
30a32.
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh killed.
choice to fancy. 41a43: do. small sizes,
35a40: rooSters. 50.
Potatoes Florida, No. l. I200a 400
per barrel, do, No. :, SOCIAL 90: do, No
;. 300a3 90 old. per 100 pounds 9 5Oa
80.
Flour-Soft winter. straight western,
10 25a13 80. do. do, nearby. y 95al3 .25.
hard winter. straight. l350al450; do
short patent. l450aI5.jO. spring. first
clear. y GOALS 90 do, patent, l4Wal3-o0
do short patent. l5.00a16 90: fancy spring
and civ mills, patent. family brand
I600a16-50.
Hay-No. , Il 00a4500; do No. 5
II .00a42. 90: do, sample 35.O0a37 90: nc
grade. 30.00a32 90; clover. mixed hay
light mixed, Is 00a44 90: No. ], mixed
4l.OOa42 90.
Tallow-Prime city loose. 11l.; dc
special loose, II. prime country, .l0t4
edible in tierces, IA
Bran-Soft winter bran western IN l0l
pound sacks, 64.00a64 50, spring bran
Is 5Oa640Q.
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Bernard Frenchie, Negro, Fined So and
Sent 10 Workh1use.

Bernard Frenchie, Negro, was fined IS
and costs on q charge 81 operating motor
vehicle without license, and similar
fine on a charge of speeding, by Magls-
tratc Lewis Cloud, 40 Elgmere ycstcr-
day. In default Of payment of the fne and
costs he was committed To New Castle
cotIntv workhousc for five days on each
charge. Louis r. Ward, another Negro,
who accompanicd Frenchie, was held under
$500 bail on a charge Of bribery, and N
defeult of bail was also committed - the
workhouse. According to Constable Har-
vev G. Fennirnore, Ward flashed some
money in his face and offered il ~ him,
IL they were permitted ~ 90 Edward
T,ebon, an Elsmere automobile merchant
was fined 81 and costs for interfering with
an officer in the discharge Of his duties
IN connection with the arrest ri Ward and
Frenchie
Henry Stewart was fined SO and costs
for exceeding the speed limit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
ASSOCIATED press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago. June I-Cattlc Receipts.
1000: beef steers, Is 10 40c higher;
heavy. gaining most; early top heavy,
1875; top. yearlings, 1850; many God
and choice. - OF 1860; she stock, steady
to 25c higher; prime heavy COWS. II 80;
bologna and heavy butche bulls, strong
light butcher bulls, active fully steady
calves. mostly 5Oc higher; top vealers,
1900; feeders, Is to Doc higher
Hogs Receipts. $4,000; mostly 25c
lower than Yesterday average: heavy,
very dull; bulk, all weights 13.85a14.5 50.
top. 1850; pigs. steady to 25c higher
Receipts, $1,000; slow, best
grades mostly steady; Others weak choice
spring lambs. 1850; choice and prime
shorn ewes, 1O0Oa1O.50; medium, feeding
lambs, II 90.
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GREATEST OF ALL DERBYs.
Britishers Expect II viii Eclipse All Of
Its Predecessors.

BY Associated Press @ Every tVenlnR
EPSON, May p Sportsmen expect the
great English fiat race peeting The
Derby which is held here from June ] 10
June I to eclipse tho success Of any horse
race meeting which bias been held III recent
years
The value Of the race is $500 pounds
with 800 pounds for second and 200 pounds
for third The race is confined 70 colts
and fllcys bred in 1917 The colts have
to carry l26 pounds and iiIleys l2l pounds
over Il course Of J Z mics
This wears entries numbered 2oi but
of this number only about % are expected
t. face the start
Tie fayontc ~ present is MAJOR d
MeCnIm0nt's Tctrafema. which has only
susta ned 0n defeat in its racing career
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PERSONAL.

Miss ida G. Dillman, 1926 Market
street was at Atlantic City over the week
end
Miss Dora Sexton spent the week
end and holiday at Delaware Water Gap.
l.. p. Harrington, formerly a resident
,f Wilmington. now vice-president Of an
,il company in the Southwest, is a guest
At the home Of DR.. J. s. Winner, his city.
Mr.. Harrington lives III Tuscla, Okla
IONA.
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CONTESTS FIRSTS BEFORE
WOOD PICKS MANAGER

Chicago. June l. Senator George II
Moses. Of New Hampshire, Genera
Woods eastern campaign manager an
nounced that a proposed conference Of
Wood managers to decide who shall have
charge Of the Wood forces on the conven-
ton floor would not be held until after the
contest hearings are completed by the
Republican National Committee.
"Our interests just now are AZ the Coli
scum. said Senator Moses. the confer
ence can wait until after we have finished
the more important business out there
Harry Daughertv, Senator Harding 5
campaign manager. arrived today and
took charge OF the Harding headquarters
here
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r RTNCETON ENDOWMENT
FUND OVER 81 900 .OoO

New York, Juue The cndgwme,,t
fund % Princeton University pa7sed re
seven million dollar marx asf Ueek.
was announced yesterday ~ Henry p
Thompaon Chairman ~ tho Fund Cpu-
Inittcc.
Hisreport shows that sIbscnptions ~ T
81 1917 1881, representing contributions
o. : l7J persons The ayerage a4Ieort,-
tion X 1860 aud contributions range rr,-.
9 ~ $4,000.
More than . thousand pereGna R}g
never attended the university c9ntrit4' i
million dollar - far RS alu
approximately 90 per rent ~ 40 gi =
Princeton ncn. are among the sIFs,-
/ The committee IL striving O. rrl0
subscription from every aiGmnus
menccfncnf. which comes t-ia m
/ june -
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NAMES OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Argument of Question as 10 Right of One
10 Make Copy.

The right OF a stakeholder TO copy lists
Of stockholders in a corporation for the
purpose. of selling the lists to tax collectors
or 10 promoters who wished to sell other
securities hv circuIarizng investors. was
Questioned in an argument IN Superior
Court this morning ny ". ". Harrington
If Dover representing the Cities Service
Company Of Delaware. ~,
4. j >tocklcy, representing William
Field, who bought one share Of the com
panv,S stock and wished "a copy the Inst
commended tat this client had right e
examine the books Of the corporation. nc
matter what his purpose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01
County School Budget.

The budget Of the County Board Of
Education will be taken up at a meeting
Of the county board this afternoon It
is understood that with the appropriation
oending before the Legislature made
Effective that the school tax rate would
not have to be increased. The meeting
today will also likely take up the rules
.or the government Of the election to be
aeld for the various boards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01
FLORA RELENTED.
Forgave Tony Price who is Alleged to
Have Stabbed Him.

Tony Price was dismissed on payment
Of costs when Raniero Flora, whom be
stabbed at Eighth and Scott streets
several weeks ago, appeared in Municipal
court this morning with his face IN band
ages and SAID he had settled his quarrel
and did not wish to see Price punished
Sentence was suspended upon Harry
Rash. charged with cruelty to n child
He had beaten bis son upon hearing
that tho boy intended 10 steal money and
run AWAY.
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PLAY by School ( hildTcn.

The pupils 81 No. 10 school will give a
ulay. Mother Gooses Garden, in the
High School auditorium ut O'Clock to-
morrow evening. There will also be a
number of solos and selections by the
children. A small admission will be
charged The proceeds are for new
piano for the school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01
Hercules Powder Dividend

The directors Of the Hercules Powder
Co. TODAY declared a regular quarter IS
dividend of per cent and an extra divi-
dend of 2 per cent on common stock, pay
able June % to stockholders Of record
June u
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Funeral of How ard Walker.

Tie f,ipcr,, of Howard Walker, colorrd
aged n wears. who died III 9 Decataur
street this morning. from j complication
Or diseases will 5e held thus afternoon
with interlnent At the County cemetery
Walker had been i'll for some time ~
Philadelphia and has recently undergone
several operations
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OBITUARY.
II H. ,ACKso>

Chester IN Junc Horace II
jackson chairman of thu Delaware
County Democratic County Executive
Committee and well known contractor
au.l builder, died at his home here vestcr-
DIX IL ter less than week 81 lllness
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01
Game Law Violation CHARGED.

g. L. >Burkins, 1917 Tatnall street, will
he given a hearing before Magistrate l.. j.
Broman tonight, charged with a violation
Of the game law, in catching large-mouthed
bass under size at Knoxcntown, near
Middletown The arrest was made By
Game Warden Dillahay.
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Accused OF Carving Weapon.

Policeman Apslcy Of Newark today took
to the workhousr Henry Newsome, color
cd, charged with carrying concealed 9
deadls weapon. He had been committed
In default OF 500 bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01

Emma HIllwig, brought INTO Municipal
Court this morning on a charge ~ keep
ing d dsorderly houae on the east gidp
began to vail and pray aloud She 1ae
held in $500 bail for trial BY the Curt n
General Sessions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-01
Birth Annonced.

Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson II 207
West Sixteenth street are receiving con
ordinations on the birth Of q girl Sunday
evening MAY 30. at the Delaware Hos
pifai
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
OLATHE

We have been having nice sum
mer weather, with plenty of dust
but now it is rain and mud.
Most everybody has reaped their
harvest for this year and what a
bountiful one we had and how
thankful every one should be.
The new church at Shiloh is
being painted this week.
CIV. Towe is suffering with a bad
boil on his hand.
Erna Ray wife and son are spend.
ing this week with his parents.
Mrs. Dora Robertson spent Fri,
day at l.. NJ. Roy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young arc
the proud parents of a II ID. son
born Monday.
Oris Tyson has moved to Macomb
Miss Alma Draper spent Monday
night with Felix Keith.
Ulysses Phelps is reported some
better but they have moved him tc
Ava to be close to his doctor.
The singing at Otto Mays and
Paul Hedrick's was well attended
Tuesday night.
Sidney Williams and son Harmey
have moved to their new home.
RUBY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
PUBLIC SAIE

As | am going to Nebraska | will
sell at public auction at my place
formerly occupied by A. F. Tarbut-
ton 2 1-2 miles west of Mansfield on
Springfield road. commencing at 10
O'Clock a. m. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER l
Six head of Cattle--5 good milk
cows, 3 to be fresh soon, ! in Janu-
airy; ! spring calf.
Two SOwS and Figs. I fat hogs.
Some Chickens.
Farming Implements. Feed, Etc
wagon, spring wagon, John Deere
cultivator, pillow, harrow, double
shovel. some corn, Sharples cream
separator, sewing machine:
TERMS-All sums of $40 and un-
der, cash; on all sums over $40, 9
months credit will be given on bank.
able note bearing s per cent interest
from date. No goods to be removed
until terms of sale have been COM
piled with.
GEORGE HORN.
COL. ROY DENNIS, Auctioncer.
GEO. b. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
r.

Rufus Hodges, for treatment OF
eyes, SIS.
Noah Reese. hogs sold to county
farm, $2O7.S1.
NJ. A. Hunter, salary and eXpen-
SEES, $6S. 80.
Cash Store; supplies for Jail. s15.-
rs.
Mike Gallagher, janitor. s25.
B. H. Arnold, express and haul
ing, 50.
j. w. Jackson. salary, 800.
Harris Pope Hardware Co.. $71.
T. II. Jones, relieved of personal
tax IS.
]. p. Dennis. road district No. 6
sl19.
Hyde Creek Special Road district
$6O.29.
Ray Wood, salary and expenses
s1S3.5O.
Pool Hardware Co., 1910.
Jesse Tindley, road district No. 6
$3.50.
Walter Evans. hauling. IS.
G. NJ. Hunter. for Republican and
other xe, 1870
J.. w. Cottengim, road work. $751;
rs.
C. w. Bane, salary, $133.34.
C.. G. Sanders. salary and expen-
ses, S165.
Landers Lumber Company. for
lumber for road. S104.5O.
H. C. Shelton. expenses $3.50.
Jas. Stocey, labor. 50.
b. c. Newton. labor, So.
l.. r. Boyer, supplies, $34.50.
Earl Sanders, work "a.
Tom Johnson. supplies. $3.50.
VIM. %Cottengim, SIS.
John w. Garner. SIG.
John A. Hensley. SIT.
c. G. Sanders, 50.
d. c. Carter, $780,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
SUNSET HILL.

Sure are having some rainy
weather, aren't we?
Several from this vicinity went tn
the pie supper at Stony Point
week ago saturday night.
Eliza Owens left Wednesday night
for Emerson, Iowa, where he intends
to pick corn this winter.
Herbert Fry purchased a new bug
gy last week.
Mildred Anderson called on Stella
Owens Friday.
Eliza Owens and wife and son l d
Jessie Curtis spent Monday nie 1T
and Tuesday at J. Owens.
Aunt Mary Dennis has, been stay
ing at j. E. Stout's the last two
weeks.
Most everyone is done making
molasses.
Samuel Lester Dennis has been
on the sick list.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
PUBLIC SALE.

I will sell at public auction at
what is known as the McMaster farm
2 10 miles south of Macomb and 5
miles north of Olathc commencing at
10 O'Clock a. m, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S.
1 Head of Horses and Mules
2 good work mules, 2 horses, good
saddle stock. y
e rs Head of Cattle-10 good mix
cows, | registered roam Durham bull
with good breeding qualities. 2 com.
ing 3 year old steers, 2 coming 2
year-old steers, 4 yearlings, 5 calves.
2 Good Brood sows.
Farming Implements and Feed
Wagon, spring wagon, good now
ing machine and one good rake
new feed cutter, spring tooth har-
row, cultivator, 2 breaking plows,
double shovel, single shovel, saddle,
2 sets work harness, blacksmith
lOOlS, SuCIl as lOIEt anu anvil, SET vi
single harness. pair shafts, some corn
and fodder.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
dresser, folding bed. commode. 2
bedsteads and springs, glass front
safe. heating stove, kitchen cabinet,
table, No. 10 DeLaval cream separa-
tor nearly new. 2 i%ncubators of 400
egg capacity in good shape.
Terms--All sums of $40 and un.
der, cash; on all sums over $40. IL
months time will be given on bank,
able note bearing 8 per cent interest
from date No goods to be remov
ed until terms have been complied
with.
The Macomb Ladies' Aid will serv,
lunch on the grounds
r. G., JOHNSON.
Col. Roy II Dennis, Auc.innecr.
Geo. B. freeman Clerk
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
ROUTE 2.

Leo Dorrell's called on J. w. Ed
wards Sunday.
The rainy season still continues,
but we are glad to have plenty of
rain water.
Paul Williams and wife and John
Brentlinger and wife went to Noun
tain Grove Thursday to the Republi-
a rally and barbecue and report q
fine time.
Mrs. Clarence Shinpaugh spent
Thursday night a week at Bill Hale's
Bill Hale had his sale that same
week and is getting ready to leave
for California soon.
Mrs. M. H. Barlow and Miss Daisy
Wilson were callers at George w.
Brentlinger's Thursday.
Mrs. Peabody also called at the
Brentlinger home Friday.
Mrs. George Miller and sister
have been there most of the week,
but their mother is some better
now.
The rest of the folks on the route
are about as usual.
Leo. Dorrell and family spent last
Wednesday at Harley Stout's. He
was helping Harley work.
Tom Frye is helping his brother
Charles cut wood for Jake Hoover
this week.
Miss Myrtle Moore called on her
sister, Miss Marguerite, at Robert
Freeman's one evening last week.
SUKEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-10-28
PGBIIC SALE

We will sell at public auction on
what is known as the C. w. Towe
farm at Olathe, commencing at 10
a. m, OF
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 8
One Jack 2 SmoOth.MOuth Mules.
II Head Of Cattle-One Jersey
bull . years old, | big Durham red
COW Z years old giving milk, l fat
COW 4 years old, ! Jersey cow I
years old giving milk, l Guernsey
cow S years old giving milk. l White
Face COW 3 years old giving milk, 3
Jersey cows giving milk. l dry COW
fresh soon, / red cow fresh soon. !
black heifer 2 years old, 3 heifer
calves, 2 steer calves.
1 coming 2%-yeiu-Old ewes, bred.
One green dwarf Parrot with cage,
Farming Implements and Feed
Two sets good leather work har-
ness. some moved oats in barn some
millet in barn, | good wagon.
Household and Kitchen Furniture
One $40 cook stove used 9 months
and other articles too to
mention.
TERMS:-All sums Of $40 and
uhder cash; on all sums Yer $40,
omonths time will be given on
bankable notes bearing s per cent
interest from date. No goods to
be removed until terms have been
complied with.
J.L. MUNSEIL AND ARTHUR FISH
Col. Roy II. Dennis, AuctiOneer.
Geo. b. Freeman, Clerk