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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04

quick, to 500 through the faiiacy OF
Judge HQnna'a uae OF an alleged ten
milton dollhf HrpAs profit by tho
Chino Copper company Gross profit.
these people say. means nothing in
the mining Industry In determining
what the operating company gets out
OF the year'a business. They have
also seen large communities built up
around tho mining districts tributary
to Silver City and Bordsburg, with
numerous related benefits In increas-
ed income from taxes, increased
wealth and population and greatly in
creased business. They are thinking
very hard about the wisdom OF sup
porting a candidate who ~ as radical
as Judge Hanna and whore state
ments on the mine las proposals. OF
the democrats are so vaguely related
TO the facts.
Held and williams Strong
"Nels Fold and Hugh William nrc
going 10 make n strong showing on
the election cturn In the southwest
counties. The stocEmen all over that
country know Field personally and
regard him mighty. They also like his
adminiatration OF the land office.
Hugh William rotains all OF his
strength In Luna county. Tho county
will give him n majority.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-04
Ex-aRAND DUCHESS
TO ENTER CONVENT

LCxEMBuRG - Grand Duchess
Marie Adelaide. ex-rulor Of the state
OF Luxembourg. ~ about TO join the
Order OF st. Theresa At the Convent
al Modena, in Italy. When the allies
won the wal the grand duchess was
forced TO abdicatc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
SEEK SITEFOR BRIDGE
ACROSS BRANOYWINE
Chamber Of Commerce COMMITTEE
to Learn All Phases n
Controversy.

President tIfrcd ID Warner I'm
Chamber oF Commerce h4s named
committee III -rrrcsnnta'fvc bushes
interest rho-a du'y Il .nail rr W invest
gate ana ascertain a- rrar aa possible
,ne locafion IF tnr most advantageous
lite fpr thc proposed arv bridge n-er f'"
Brandvv ine. hctvarn Market rrr+ ara
Eleventh street lhr personnel ei ttr
committee consists of
i Writ willis. chairrnan wilmer
~tradlcv. lce chairman y m i.rf
John Il Booker. Harrv Brc ~ r'.r
Grtihh. F.dward r Mack Iaar.,s
Rudolnh William ri lorcv Ea--.
~ncakman. Il Ai BoadankoSf .ram
saver Harold : Schultz Ker nar
George - Sparks. q haries IopEl- ta=
Torel. William r White. Taos. N. Witt
son
the committee v:ll inert at tht Cham
her III Commerce offices on Tuesday .'tar-
noon of next week at 4 clora Ia se!er--
ing the committee, Lir Warner sought
t0 bring toget her av nanv diversified .u-
-ereSts ISL possible ~ That there night fe
Il thorough rhresning o1t et all phases
rhe matter The committee III 1nr~
throughout tne summer ana re1o-t 1ac-
recommendation ln the early l-li.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
EEaTHS

RA\kS-ln this city on June 1890 q,
Josephine. wife Of lillian v BanNs. aged
Funeral strictly private from the rcsi-
,lenCe of her husband. Il . lcnth street
on Monday afternoon June Al : 9 clnrH.
local time lnternment al kiNcTNie"
Genet ely.
HAWkI<S-In this city on June { le2u.
William r. Hawkins
Relatives ana friends are invited f. attend
the funeral services al ht> II e residence 4lo
DeIaware avenue on Monday afternoon a.
: O'Clock " lining on time lntefnrut
private Kindly omit bowers
kFATI<G-in this CITY on. June 3 1920
Martin ke4tiEt IN his Sd Year
Relatives and friends re tuN ted 70 attend
th, funeral from It's tate residence 81 r
Third street on Monday morning. June I,
a. y . clock REQUIEM mass Il 81 Mar
Church lpterment al Cathedral cemeier!
sfANfNfE Tin TINS city. on June / 1870.
Charles e. Nammeie. aged 63 years
Relatives friends Liberty Lodge. Nc. 10
A o L W. Columbia Bod0e, Nc 70, ! @
o. F.: Wilmington Lodge, 3. ? q. r, No
207 and Delaware Lodge. u. = Il, NO. 349
and other organizations OF which he was {
member are Invited TO attend the tuner a
services q his late residence. 4uJ \. Adam.
street on Monday afternoon. JUNE at
O ciocK Internent at Riverview cemetery
sMITH-In Philadelphia, Pa. on June ,
1920. John smith
.Josiah Berry 1910 Pennsylvania avenue
Due notice Of funeral will be givea-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
CITY YOUNG FOLK
/. PLEASE WITH DANCES
Miss McClafferty's Carnival, at
The Playhouse, Last Night,
Showed Talent and Orig
inality.

Dances of all ages and lands drew an
audience that fill,d every seat nd over
flowed into the wings OF The Playhouse
last night at Miss McClaferty = carnival
Children from the age Of four TO the teens
gave delightful performance that was
not mechanically drilled, but was IN part
lmpromptu. as the groups had never re-
hearsed on the stage or with the orchestra
The carnival opened with tahlean OF
all the little dancers, carrying chrysanttic-
NUNS Then came n minue' and the
Spirit of Youth, in which the most
Youthful dancer of all made hit with
her earnest efforts 10 follow the move
ments of the others tiulieima Huqse n
and Margaret Allen Knox were the leaders
John. NJ. Tufft, leader OF sailors fas-
time put some Of the swing and sparkle
of the sea into his steps
The leaders in the next three numbers
Ann Bower. Elanor Snyder and Helan
Williams showed remarkable grace and
mastery Of the dances The song Peggy,
with tableau bv Mis- Met laifcrty :
Older putpils brought out the fresh quantity
az the voice Of Marion Gamble, who with
Jack Morris was the leader.
"The Soul OF the VASE, with solo
dance bv Miss Ma ic SIMON, exhibited
the skill of tho class in rhythmic dancing
A pretty series followed, CUPID FRANKS.
led bv Harriet Finertv. dance WITH
narasols led hy Sylvia GoldstcIn with solo
/ by Rosahe Miller and Miss Muifets and
| ord Fauntleroy, with solo ~ Doroths
| David The group was varied by song
1 and tableau. NV Sweet Little Nice
Blue Gown. charmlngly sung by Miss
| Marion Walsh.
/ "Noonbeams and Shadows was ettec-
! tive on n darkened stage, with groups ~
/ white and others in black, carrying Hash
| lights. 1t included solo dance by Aiicf
/ Huxley. Miss Catherine Dunbar ana
| Miss Mildred f. Lynn showed themselves
graceful toe-ianccrs in Air dc Ballet.
Mrs. Frances De Witt Bahcock gave I've
delightful fairy songs. -
The later numbers were emery ioiF
| dances. Hungarian Gypsy dance, france
Jacohv. solost Irish Folk Dance, led ~
Mary Brown and John Boettger nowe
Garland maidens, with solo ~ MIS-
Margaret Abbott: flower of Spain, Mis-
HoIan SIMON. song, Rose of June. Mis-
katheryn Kane; Bohemian dance, led bl
Margaret Hannigan; Little Whit 9
Scotland, !" led BY Esther David; prett,
grouping of waves in white tariatan, lee
by Elizabeth Foulke, with solo by Cath
crime Stroud: Nalse Arabesque, with sol
BY Ann Brown.
The rollicking Plantation Dance,
which closed the program, included
remarkable performance by little Margare
Abbott who was sent on the stage without
! moment notice. and improvised step
70 accompany Miss Mildred Mason.
Song. The dancers were showered VT
bouquets after the performance. MUS
was furnished by Shorter orchestr;
assisted b. Miss Laura Beckley, pam:
of the school.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
GRADUATING CLASS
PARESF0R EXAMS.
Fifty-One in Wilmington High
School to Get Diplomas
This Year.

The 81 members of the graduating class
Of Wilmington High School are getting
ready for final examinations, and are
making every effort toward credltabie
showing for their finishing year IN the
city schools II is the hope Of the MEM
bera OF the class that better showing
will be made by thom than By any other
class ever graduated from the institution.
Numerous activities will mark the
closing week Of the school, which will in
cItIde commencement night, class day
exercises and 40 on.
The final number for this year Of II he
Whisu." the schools official organ. - full
Of graduation gossip. The officers of the
class are: President, Nelson fritz: wee
president. Alice Marston; secretary.
Margaretta Reagan; treasurer, John
I4entz
The members of the class are: Nelson
II Fritz. Alice &. Marston, Margaretta
NJ. Reagan. John &. Lcntz, Granville p.
Alexander, .Ir.; Douglass W. Ball, Israel
Belfiint, Joseph Breuer, Anna Carroll
Bessie Croes. Helen r. Deemer. Warren
G.. flaming, Ethel J. Fisher, Charles Whit
nev Gibson, Albert .. III. Grlcr, Jr,
Frederick Griswold, A Katie Harshman
EstelIa Hillersohn. Mary l.. Hitch, Sadie
Jacobv. Elizabeth A. Jester, Mildred
Jordan, s. Rebecca Kite, Ethel W Lynch
NJ. Ruth Mnnnering, Elizabeth r. Me-,
Donnell, Anna Maciejewsk, Howard "
Mcgee, Charles w Murray, Ruth Nord
ouist. Ruth Emma Ouseley, Elizabett
Penrose, Beatrice V. Peters, Frank T
Pierson, Jr.. Stella Rambo, lrma Roser
John II Schacfer, Ralph Siegrist, Elsie
Slime, Clifford A. Smith Walter stewart
Maggie Talley. Margaret Tatmant kdn'
Elizabeth Thomas, Jechebet Topkis
Robert Tribit, George Willis, Ada With
row. F. Howard fiedger, Francis Rocmer
| Franklin Vansant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
WHOLEWORLDW Will
SOON Be B00zELESS
SAYS "PUSSYFOO1'
vbrouQh Following Americas Eek
ample, Anti Saloon Martyr
Asserts.
AT LOCAL MASSMEEIlNG

II tho predictions Of .'Pussyfoot john
son come to pass. II will not bc many
yaars until old Atlas will he carrying
srn,,nd ON his shoulders a world as devoid
az Intoxicating drinks as Russia Is h
t,zars and Grand Dukes "a world wherein
and whereon they will have forgotten nov
~ make it-even in the mountains ot
Tennessee and North Carolina and IN the
subcellars OF New York and hlcago;
All depending on this country standing
ty the spirit OF the eighteenth Athen"-
mcnt to the Constitution ana enforcing
the laws passed by Congress To pun u ~
effect-and all OF which MI JohhSoh =
confident It Will do
for a world free from the curse OF the
Eouor OWL said Mr.. johnson, who spoke
IN - Paurs NJ. f. Church last night.
NJ Iobnson'S first name * William, but
he X more popularity and commonly
known as HPusSvfoot lie has ior Years
heen one Of the mosf forceful and effective
advocates az prohibition in this country,
and since the adoption OF the prohloi'!oil
.mendment has extended his speaking
campaign TO other countries
II was during a speaking campaign IN
Iondon that he was 'rough-huuscd ~ a
Gang nj students whose treatment 81 nun
wss such as to cause him the loss q an
aye Tins incident brought hum INTO inter
national notice. and perhaps gave nm
more publicity than all oil ms PRIV lo.is
work Tor prohibition inc spifu VIZ"
which he treated the incident IN Lohdon
gave him popularity, and ms a1eF ny
dresses were heard by large ORDERLY
crowds
10 n,Illify the amendment are successful,
said Mr. johnson, the cause q pro
h,hition Will he set hack hundred wears
II the amendment IS upheld and the laws
81, enforced IN tins country, dry world
will swiftly follow.
Reviewing the progress II me dIN
movement in Europe. he SAID IN tng'anu
big business men and leading statesmen
and politicians arc supporting proh'hE ih
IL believes England viii bc dry n ter
wears
something WAS started IN every corner
If tho earth when the United states
sdcptcd the Eighteenth Amendment
said Mr. Johnson England will be inc
first nation u follow our example me
cannot compete with vs. unless she docS
Norway will act on prohibition ihIs year
The movement Is sweeping through
sweden. Finland i practically dry no"
scotland viii vote on the question II
November
Speaking Of Ireland NIr. Johnson SAID
in ono district of the Emerald Isle - q
the - representatives IN Parliament are
dry advocates Practically every mar
eicotoJ - tbc provisional Irish Parliament
the Sim Feiners favors dry country
The speaker sand the prohibition move
ment was making good progress IN INDIA
rrbnre the natives are naturally antago
';st;c ~ honor through the tcncts of thci
prec,5;ng Mr.. Johnson al the meeting
last night, which was attended ~ larg
crowd. Rev Madison SwadneT, an offlc'a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
GIRLS RESERVE CORPS
GIVE VAUDEVILLE SHOW
Entertain at Clubrooms This Even
ing; Parties Becoming Popular
at Holiday House.

Members of the True Blue Reserve
Corps will present vaudeville snow
al the Club Rooms. SO4 Market street
This evening This is the first time that
Tins corus has produced anything before
the hubble since its organization less than
two months ago. The proceeds from the
show will go towards sending two girls
10 tho Summer Conference Camp at Camp
\cpahwin. in northern Pennsylvania.
Following the show there will he candies,
irc cream and cake for sale
Tho Girls Work Council held supner
last evening at the club rooms so4
Market street at Is o clock. Following the
sumner the final meeting of the season was
held The council will hold their next meet
ing in September.
All week Holiday House has been popu-
lar with many young women OF the citN
and many parties are planned for next
week Two Of the most delightful parties
held this week, were the ones on Thurs
dav evening and Wednesday evening.
The nurses Of the Homeopathic Hospital
enioyed delightful! social Thursday. The
evening was spent IN games and music
and a buffet supper was served. ms
Darty included all the nurses IN training.
The Young women Of the kresgc Store
enjoved supper at the House on Nednes-
! dav evening. There we're eleven IN the
party. These Young people were SO I'M
pressed with the hospitality OF the house
| that thew Immediately took steps 70 form
/ a club that will meet regularly nj Holiday
House. They are also planning 70 hold q
| weekend III the House during July.
Among the guests who will spend the
| week cnd AZ the Holiday House arc mem
/ bers of the Business Girls Club. the
! 4Itiora Club and the Philadelphia ! W.
I Since the House has been rcopcncd there
| have been many new features added "a
make the place more attractive Tor the
Young women Of this community. During
The past week the swings have been IN
/ stalled On the porch and on the lawn.
Tuesday evening the women Of Han
over PRESBYTERIAN Church and their hus-
bands will enjoy supper n the House
| The Young women Of the Bond bottle
| Sealing Company have arranged 70 hold q
dinner on Wednesday evening.
The West End Girls Reserve Corp.
eniovcd boat ride to Philadelphia today
. They were accompanied by their advisers
4 Miss Esther Wilson and Miss Anna Negen
! dank
All members OF the various clubs Of III,
i wv &. A. will participate in a boat rid
to Philadelphia on Monday evening. The
| viii leave tho city on the Q clock boa
and will take with them their box supper
4 cordial invitation is extended 70 Al
vo,lnc women Of this city, whether mem
bers o. not, to JOIN this party
4 runmage sale Will be held on Thurs
dav. june IL. 81 ia Tatnall street. 70
-bc benefit 81 the y " HOLIDAY House
Donations are solicited and are 70 b
brought IL S04 Market street, Secon
floor. Dir vii be called for hv caliin
phone >i69
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of the Anti-Saloon League, made ar ad,
dress. He predicted the whole world
would be dry by 1880, He csticised wee
President Marshall for his statement that
III the prohibition amendment had been
considered by the Senate in executive
session not more than 20 Senators would
have supported it He characterized thus
statement ms deliberate untruth. lie re-
ferred to the decision of the Supreme
Court on the referendum question as q
signal victory, and said that It would DE
followed by decision upholding the
amendment and the enforcement act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
DENIES EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE

yincant penzo wanted il New Jersey
an an arnbezzlernent charge. appeared III
WnnicinaI Court this morning and through
MS LAWYER, John " Brady. secured 4 con-
tinlanre OF the case until Tuesday he
will fight eXtradition. His story i that
be bought quaRtlt" % furniture on he
lnStallment plan while be vas ilEing il
Newark. and that when he secured ein-
plovment here MS wife brought the tIrni-
ture without his knowledge.
Penzo claims thar ne wrote - the com-
panv from which he bought Il, giving hl~
address and asking Tor staiemensai M
deb, The result vas the charge oi EN-
bezzlement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
NUTS FoK JOHNSON.
DELAWARE n RAD opoR
Hazel is Exonerated

William +. Hazel of smyrna, charged
with manslaughter IN connection with the
death Of Joseph De Silva, killed ~ Thirty
sixtb and Market streets. "Wednesday by
being struck by an automobile driven by
Hazel WINS last night exonerated from all
blame BY ii coroner : jury Numerous
Witnesses .estif;ed 10 the manner III which
Silva was struck and showed that Mr
Hazel did everything ne could Il avoid
the accident The verdict at the jury
was Incidental death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

New Castle and Claymont special
school districts have filed names Of the
following candidates for school commis-
New Castle Jacob spoicher John 9.
King. George II Tobin, D. and Harry 1.
Holiday. !,
McFall and William Haigh.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
LEGION EXPOSITION CONTINUES.
viii Remain at Twenty ninth and Market
streets All Next Week.

The Merchants Exposition and Circus
OF the American Legion will bc continued
every afternoon and evening next. week
on the grounds at Twcnty-nnth and Mer-
ket streets.
Last night was Municipal Night.
and President George r Lyons and the
members OF City Council and their wives
occupied specially reserved box. They
expressed themselves rs much pleased with
the show.
Owing to rain, the reception at s9on
today by the elephant troupe to The young
women of the du pont building, Mt Tenth
and Market streets, was postponed. II
will he held some day next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
gWILSON STILL IMPROVING.
Or. Dercum Says Reports That President
IS Worse Are Silly.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia. Junc" 5 Reports that
President Wilson's condition has taken a
turn for the worse were denied today by
DR. Francis \. Dercum IN this city
DR. Dercurn. who has frequently been
called into consultation, sad
They arc silly rumors When last
saw the President he Was IN such good
condition | did not think il necessary 70
return to see him have discontinued MY
regular visits to the President.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
Returns From Oklahoma Trip.

Mrs. Florence Bayard Eillcs chairman
Of the 'WomaDs Party returned yes
terday from a trip 70 Oklahoma in behalf u
devastated France Mrs. IlIties expects
70 leave Wilmington on Monday with
Delaware delegation OF suttraSists 70 take
part in rho demonstration n Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
MORE CENSUS TOTALS.
- - II - Evenlnz

AZ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, jane 5-Thc following
poutIlation totals were announced by the
Census Bureau today:
Shenandoah, re-. ~, ~, decrease
I.O40. Dr. Al per cent.
Montclair, y j., 28,SiOi increase III
Z60. or 1871 per cent
Goldsboro, N O., 1926 increase
5.189, or $50 per cent
Goshen, Ind, 9,525, increase l,0ll, Or
Il.9 per cent
WARSAW, Ind, 5.47s. increase ,04S q
237 per cent
Morris, ILL., 45O5; decrease 81, u p
per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
CAMPAIGN PROBE HATS.
fer Hearing Col. Green on Texas Fund.
Grill Stops a Month

ri Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. June 5 After hearing
Col. T.. RI. r. Green Of Texas. son Of the
late Mrs. Hctty Green. the senate com
mittee investigating pre-convention polti-
CHI financing adjourned rs sessions to-
dav until July 9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
GEM BANDITS Use PEPPER.
Get 100000 From Store in Heart Of
Busy New York.

b, Associated Presses 70 Every Evening
New Work june ) Two robbrrs en-
tpring the jenelrv establishment q the
~rhoufed Manufacturing Coupans on
Nassau street today threw ucpper n
HI cxcs IF one Of the proprietors end fed
with wallet said % contain 100000
uortb of diamonds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
dn pont Engineers Dance

Three hundred persons attended the
dance given by The engineering depart
ment of T. I dn Pont de Nemouls \
ca IL the ballroom 81 Hotel ,iu Pond.
last night Music was furnished by the
Original SIA Orchestra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05

and the Iargcsl collection n women riai'
gates eyer sent - ualional rfYYentoi
about - gafhrr 30 ChicaRo ana T'cp,
Miss Dixs daily Geographic story bid
fair IL BE- Il most important feature u.
Every Evening complete news trrrg1 r..
the conventions.
Readers II Every Evening know lliss
DIX through hcr Daily Tdk ult be-"
daily talk are rraliy only M rH'
of tn. manv art.rflc9 lg winch to ra
cages and has rugapcd Sic .a tprr'sd
most If the great criminal t-iH.. Hita'a 4"
last ten yrar a- we.. - development r
suffrage and political o.er' r tac
world of women She s now travelling
around the world and vll -tarn .Ht' &
time for tic conventions In private 5.r
Miss Dix Is Nra Elizabeth IS J,.mc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
Perry Goes 10 Eddyst0ne

Thomas Perry has resigned as an rs
sistant foreman az the Harlan machine
shop 10 take position at fddystone, IA.
He becomes master mechanic at the Tin
dell-Morris steel works
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
SOCIALIST PARTY MEETING.
Preliminary Convention Held and Plans
Made for Campaign.

4 camn3gn committee Was selected q
meeting d tho Socialist party last
night 81 Headquarters, SD Market street
The committee Will prepare a platform 70
b. presented 10 8 convention 70 raect next
FRIDAY night when further plans ioT the
campaign Will tc discussed
The campaign committee selected IN
cltIdes ] Thomson. chairman Mrs ".
II Conner. A. \ Don0ghue, Robert
Walker and A. \. Andrews This com
mittee has power to add to lis numbers If
necessary. ". Fl. Conner and Max Rosen-
baum were added to the committee last
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
Earm CHANGES Ownership.

transfer 81 AS acres and the build
ings thereon. along the Newark Glasgow
road has been recorded the seller beng
Ella Il BiddIo and the purchaser Aaron
II. Taylor The price was $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
AIcEIrnH a Harlan Veteran.

Though he is 73. Wilmer ". Mct.lfnY
i SIN one IL the 1--we wires IN the Harlan
paint shop. where lie has seen - years Of
active service. He helped finish sono Of
the material for the interior Of the Con
gressonal Library 1T Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
DOROTHY DIX At THE
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
Noted Writer WIN Get Woman ;
Angle on Big Gatherings for
Every Evening.

Dorothy Dix, the
highest paid and
probably the best
known newspaper
woman IN the cofiN
try, will c0ycr toe
wom8u's angle ~ 49,"
Republican g . q
Democratic National
veufipu lu
hieauo b q San
Francisco l1r Every
Evening. With tac
suffrage amendment
ILL., 4-s..4l 49, .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-06-05
THAT NEEDED ZEST.
Horsford 5 Acid Phosphate

oives that needed punch 30 al home
drinks. Try spoonful 10 glass. At your
druggists. ADV