davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
PROPERTY VALUES HIGHER
Some Husiness District Increases Made
Nv nnarr af Assessment

The city ass4 ssrnent for this year shows
some increased values IN the business
section. inelirling tlle following
du Ifont building raised from ~, 49,
600 q, S.. .stn. 600. Queen Theatre, fhth
and Market streets. from s2i5,0m to
S3so. 600. aullros restaurant property.
ga7 Market street, sTi 900 from $50 1000,
southeast curner of EIGHTH and Market
streets. owned t,y John Coolies. $500. po
from sTo,0nn property of John =. Mullin,
sixth and Market, also King street
property. from 1921 500 90 s165, 600: Cen
tral National Bank. s0i Market street,
ftu,n $4,000 60 sio5,oDo. Artisans
Savings bank. from $4,000 To 100000,
Thosnas M Mullin, Hotel Mnlltn, bl3
Market. from s53, COO TO $4,000, Se-
e,srity Trust and Safe Deposit Go, from
sl4l 900 10 100000. National Bank nj
Delaware. from s1ii,DOO to si55, ,oo0i
Nathan SneIlenlBurg. GA Market street,
from sl2S.0o0 to sie0,0o Masonic
Tetnrle. Sls Market street, from s32h, ,eo
In s3no. 600. Earriel Iheatre, from
slsp. 600 to sipt 800; Victoria Theatre,
from s7a. 600 10 sin5. 500; Union National
Bank. from siai 600 10 sf6G 600. Hotel
Wilmington from sSs,O 900 TO sl20,ooo.
Wilmington Gas Co, from Hs,WD to
sss. 900: Law Building. from $4,000 TO
sl6n 600. Equitable Building, from $3.50
600 to Sao0, 600; Ford Binding, from
x2ni 900 TO $3.50. 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO ASK COUNCIL
FOR $4,000 MORE
This Was Decided Upon at EN-
ecut,ve Board Meeting
Lest Night.
SOME COMPANIES ARE
I'M NEED OF FUNDS

wilmington Fire Department is badly
hend,eap,rd for laek II funds with whs''i
h, adequately maintain iseelf and give
the city the degree of protection w whioh
the ,.~,lspts are entitled and the pnr-
pur,'s Esec~tive Committee at their
meeting last night vuted IN alIres, W
City Tos,re,l for an increass ui SS"""
in thei, sur~,al appropriation
On ru<ue thai, one OCCASION Fr~sstsy
The f,,e,nen have maintained t1en high
efficiency At their U~, personal esIense'
and b.xp pcrpr lessi foiind wanting.
Furthermore the Wilmington department,
c,r,roeaJ ~ twelve companies, is main
tanned az n, lu-vr, cost than that oi any
othrr ei,y "a equal population ~ tbe
limited ssa.ss, IL ie behaved, according tn
a well informed usn,het.
The appropriation of sT,5oo ior u,is
wear. for q population ps aplsuSiniateit
t2D 600 means that proteeticn aennst
fire IN this city. he pointed uutj ~ costing
l,,s about 90 css,ts ne, capita The ronnoiiiy
ard high efhc,,ncy of the department ~
l,.,,ar ,,rslrretosl. say .te titeurii, when
,n,n,a,,s,u, - made with tive cost ot the
sa,,,e rso,crtion in uther rit,ss.
Trens,,. N. J., with t-opulat'nn
mn I.rr,-r than Wilmington, bit rnni''-
,a;n,nr only ten companies as against
w,l,uips&,ns ~ has been resolving an
p,,,l arurntsiatipns amounting To- SI2i,-
np and that lerartnsnt hes asked an
,,,reasn If SCI 600 fer the neSt yTsaf-
| b,,re;np the t,ytal ~ tn a292,rel
10 rrupssly maintain the Wilmington
| Fire Uprersrnent, II is said, It is netef's y
fv az Increase of s2o,oW, bringing the
| total apnrurriatinn uu to slsp,NN Sufh
;urreasa declared frernsn at the urset'nr
! of their executive COMMITTEES, WI mean
| bu. the per capita increase ~ less than
| twenty t,ants q wear, ~ q tiet charge q
81 r~,r psres,n, fur the saving ~ their ihs
and hry,ne ato,ild they ls-vrne victims
| uf hrr
! last Eaep,a,nbs. one Company 3 atrrn-
| priatiuu allowance which was s3ittAi
| with no more ~ lrp had until the io'uwinn
| March, found itzeif strapped bcne hetoft
| che March payment could he se''nfe'i th'
funds gave ont end The cotnpsny was ,-ctt
| peiled 10 er ~ bank ani hotruw ~ hrI
| AZ & r,e, cent 10 ttsie over untii the f,eV'
| srr,ar,;s,i,n allotment wee made "
/ March The ,s-rsit was that the loan a,,t
interest had 20 i-s paid uut ~ tho cnrten
! allowance,
A ,pralit,aa was passed lass nigh
| making an argreal to Council fnr IN
! Increase 90 enable the department tp itiee
| i,s Imperative obligations The aing.i.
! the Isssrnen sas, - not large and The re
eerita charge not iwfdensusne. end y
Islt that The Council aud the resident p
well win readily seree that the hfetnpn ar
entitled to the granting ~ their siireal
The pad FIRE department fsnpt eitio,
wes not acte,i upon at The nesting theuEi
Il is probable that lrIil propoeinrl la I'ai'
department viii ee before The lesislatnf
81 the er,eeiai sasz,pn. though net ua th
initiative of The fsteumn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
ALLIED WARSH|PS
READY FOR ACTION
IN TURK CAPITAL
Troops a Entente occnpy Con
stsntinople % Dresdnaugtfs
Command Bcsphsus.
Arrival OF ARMED 70 Pee
WELCOMED I3y PEOPLE
Al Allied Powers Participate ~
the Move With British IN
Command.
no SIGN or UPRISING

nv rks~,sistd Prsss - every gyeninr
Constahtinopis. March lG Mte-d
troops have oteIpied ihis city, and the
great guns ~ tbe Bftish drsadnavRht
tshb5w end ofhaf giant sllied wafshipT
fp0ofed - qlays pr anchored b ihs golaeh
hurn. command both rides n TIE Bo~
plofous Every ship is cleared for setiar
The setssi arrival n allied fofoes eaus
ed little alarm nor vefs tfiofe sny sigrs
II psnie, except IN Stambdul
The shopkcepers near the rsf rfTee
there closed their places of husiDees whef
~ waa frard the allies we're ccrniuF tVf' tFis
toops inspired confluence and re stofes'
were st,on feor~ned
An the allied p,rsefs participated h
flf movement. hing undef pfders frr-n
The British cyu1fnandef in-ehief here, H'e
Italian contingent including attachments
having Mnalems yn their rusteFs
-Four fhouaand blusiacfets and nsrffses
were landed bv nritish wsrshit~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
FOIL AUTO THIENF 5.
Vigilance of Brack -Ex. Oak Grove
and Rcsel,e Residents Thwarts
Many Thefts.

Rod automobile thieves attempting
30 operate in tho vicinity Of Brack-Lx,
Oak Grove and Rnselle. have concluded
10 avoid that section. il treatment accord
ed them last night counts for anything.
Earlier in the evening when thieves At
tempted 10 take the car OF John Roop of
s,ak Grove, Mrs. Roop screamed and
frightened off the wouid-he robber.
Early this morning two other attempts
were made in different sections, but they
proved futile. In one place the thieves
were given a rousing reception consisting
mostly of buck shot, while At the other
place the warning was enough to drive
off the robbcrs.
state Detective Prank W. Mccoy and
Constable George Wilmington are pur-
suing automobile thieves m the suburbs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
SNOW THIRTY FEET DEEP
IN TWO DAYS BlIllARO
Five Dead in North Dakota
Worst Storm. Property Losses
Are Very Heavy.
u, Associated Press 70 Every Evsoins

Bismarck, n u. March l7Five
known dead and thousands of dollars
damage to property was the toll of the
two-slay blizzard which swept this STATE
thr worst In more than 30 years The
storm early today was reported To be
gradually stIbsIding with temperature
sinking.
One girl gave her life to save her sister
and brother. while the heroic effort 81
another youth proved futile anti ho and
his three brothers perlshed On the prairses
during the storm.
When their sleigh was wrecked near
Center by the wind Hazel Miner, aged IL,
took OIL her coat aud wrapped Il and
blankets around her small brother and
sister. For twnety four hours they lay
In The sf,owdrifis before they were found
by searching parties. Hazel Was dead,
but her action in bundling up the little
ones saved their lives
Adoph Wohlka. son Of Gust Wohika,
n farmer living near Ryder. made gal
liant attempt 80 bring assistance to his
thren brothers when the team of horses he
was driving home died from exhaustion.
After making his three brothers as com
Portable as possible he set out for help
Twenty-four hours later hia father found
him and the other three children frozen
In deep snowdrifts-
Virtually no freight trains were running
10 this State today and passenger service
WAS slow. Two Great Northern trims
were stuck in the snow near Minot
Reports from DEVILS Lake said the
snow was from 20 to 30 feet deep between
there and Minot-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
Or. KAPP GETS OUT,
AWILL GIVE UP At. ONCE
Berlin Officially Announces Mon
archists' New Chancellor
Gives Up Fight
By Associated Press % Every Hysning

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Berlin. March ~. II Is officially an
nounce1 that Chancellor kapp NJ o cloc k
this afternoon decided 90 resign
Paris. March i7.~-Dr WoIfganp Kapp
the new German chancellor, and General
Won Luattwitz, his military lieutenant
have decided 20 retire from the direction
Of German governmental affairs uneon-
ditionally, according 70 a dispatch re-
eeived here from Frankfort quoting adj
vices to the Gazette Of that city.
Ii is said this decision was reached alter
negotiations with Independent Socialists
led BY Dr. Cohn. IN which the latter had
threatened 10 attack the new government
forces with armed worknen.
A Wolf Bureau dispatch from Berlin
states Colonel Bauer, confidential ad-
wiser Of General Ludendortf has been
assasslnated general strike is effective
over nearly al Of Germany.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
30 YEARS FOR BERGD0LL,
URGED At COURT MARTIAL
Accused Draft Dodger Has No
Defencs. Offered 20 Plead
Guilty.
By Associstea Press to Every Evening

New York March AZ When the court
martial III Grover Cleveland Berrsioii,
wealthy Young PhiladelphisR charged
with desartion becasse of his alleged faii-
ure to report for military service under Tho
drcft, vas resumed on Governors Island
to,lav his counsel announced that no DE-
fenso would be offered ss 4 believed tho
government had failed 10 establish its
case The defense then resfed.
The announcement came IS great
surprise "a ihe prosecution. ID g. tsib-
honey. chief ro,nssl 10Y the defense, assefl
ne court to state the limit of punishment
Il the acelIsed pleaded guilty but Tho re-
Tiest was refused.
I.ie,,tenant-( ,oionsi Charles g. Ores
son. trial Judge advocate, m h's argument
Ia The court. asked that santence of ~
years imousonment be imposed on the
defendant. He declared That Bs-g4oiF 3
q ffrnsa ~ss committed m tune oi war and
hat he was subject 20 wsyfsne regllia-
tIons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
SOVIET REPUBLIC
URGED BY GERMAN
REDS LONDON SAYS
Inhependent Socialists Start Agi-
tation Favorine ar Alliance
With Russian polshevik
ESSEN FIRST To MOVE
~, As~,r,,.e., press 10 EVERY nvensnr

~, A s~,,r,i.,el Press tn Every fversine
ts,u,l.,n. Match II independent
gpeialiu, and ttmmunists In Getnany
have commenced violent agitasipn io
favor sa a suviet republic and an allianea
with spviei Russia. aceot,ling to bef-
lip ,iraustch ~ the EXCHANGE Telegraph
COMPANY.
srronbappn. March ia telegram
s,s,n Tseer, earv that NJ the first sitting
~ the Revolutionary Workers csnire'
held nn Monday afternoon. ennsfnstfne
20 "a ,onk oyer The ,finduet of affairs
"FHnrte are heinp made, adds the
s,eepats.h. 'tn Secure ttirntruft ahtign ~
all three socislist parties fnt the iower
Alr,ine district and Neetpilalia ~ the
haeis uf a prcletafian dictatorship
The tlntrpnstfatftrs whuse aftivttts&
h.vp resulted IN clashes with security
guards - Hamburg are apparently eirsrae-
tane. arroftiine "a ieapatehes fftHn That
..itx H. Yesterdays lp,stiiiies the essualfy
l;si itHall.i " il killed snd wuufslea
A ,ls.sr,atrh f.utn Didesilprfg ssYs tftfst
"A w,llasi,,ata sdl The officers - the
ra,riv,n wh,e~. atiit,fie was "tlsstlrtful.
nau.eiy slsout 400. were arrested # ftspn
ttn itwsdar
T'a,;s. March ~ The news ihat tsrte
through ,lufft,p ilse night ftutn hfsrlin
ard other German prints telling - sffs-
Ht,,oarY slasis~ ~ Eseen. partfnfina. iffti-
o.. Mannheim. Frankfort ani Brunswick
f,fsethor tSitl, q feffrrt tFat q t<fttttttl ~
u,,fl s,,n,, leti asertfie4i fr5wef II hefnnits.
has given the IMPRESSION lsese that tiisFe
i t,,nf, 80 lsr feafeti fsnm fevtvsl n tiss
tstsaftaaaf, movement titan from tie A.
sivifisa ~ The lapn eDvegt.ffifFf - lsefita.
Aerl,fdsne a. he LATEST dispatches tf-
military movement isas fesliltefl n blsssfA
zhai in "a f.ar,up.n lnVvns The Sparta
sana arc fptsurta,i To- have at,seti ~ ipres.
don where a rlaeh with tte,Ta Is declared
ts have resulted 20 - casualty list - lFl
dead nnd 100 wounded Fighting tn HFes-
aul. Hamburg aud 4 Liel alag ss reported
naslp. Switzerland. Mntei, II 4 dis
rafah from Chetunits the Industrial
! center ia Hateny with = population. 81
| tnnru than 1000. says a republic ol
! wntlinrmens .o,lneils has bsen pffs
| claimed there 4 committee ii artfpn
has heen formed. comprising III ess'fs
| nuniste. sis independent Socialists. fstiT
| majority Socialists and ono Democrat
Ali the Hotrgeoise papers ~ The eltY
/ have been suppressed the dispatch aids
Hamtnrg. March u an eneountel
| last evening IN the Batmleol quarter BE-.
| tween Spariaeans and tfo0lw resulted u
| raaiaItns Of 10 killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
FRENCH oFFICEHs ATTACKED
81 HI~ MOB AT BoNN

PARIS. March IA mob has stormed
French headquarters A. Bonn and hes
ullaged stures and private houses. says
Berlin dispatch To- the Journal.
The disorder began by an attack ON a
French military auto truck. the driver
and several French officers narrowly es-
Gaping being lyhebsd
Police Officers were ohhilEed ~ iiFe
upon the nob. The lssIateh says
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
"wHHpET" TANK HERE.
Reire Used in Recruiting Drive sor u. 5.
Army.

The "whippet" tank and its crew from
Csmn Meade are here. The tank Is the
same type as used on the battleiields in
Europe. Ii was the center Of large crowds
of spectators this morning. The tank was
brought 10 this city op a special built
trailer Of the Engineer Corps. Zach time
the truck and trailer became mlred m
mud the tank was unloaded and "hltohed
to the front of the truck and used 10 put
both out. This was done number OF
times. In the vicinity of Christiana, ono
of the trucks held up at Philadelphia Tor
carrying q consignment of whisky was
found stalled IN the mud and the tank
came to its rescue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
JYETYurnrTa srpAPp wnNAn
TRIES rp sFT THE KAISER

AuserangBn. Masnh 70 = considerable
pxsIfarrnsrt vas caused here ur Sunday ~
an attempt by a mysterious tfeFFsiarl
wnnlan 10 visit former hHnpeffrr AiliiaFn.
She appeared at sls gates IL Bentiiies
Castle hrlt was denied ssifnittanee and
later had conversation with The steward
a the castle. leaving a iYmitRsst 9f flowers
for CesInt Hohen 4oiiern.
There wprr rrnnofs That her uaBge vas
Eaup. which s The narRe 81 the chancellor
IL he ne~ German government but there
i M confirmation ff This report 80 Yet.
The former emperor stIIi "a ei4sagsd N
saving wood and has not tesn psrmittefi
to leave the nasi II. sysn for q visat 1t
upprig since Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS Ex-MAYoR.
Psychological Victim Of Liquor as Point Of
Death.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Eveniug
Butler. n j.. March lit became
known here today that the sudden death
Monday night of Smith A. Decker. form
or mayor. was due 10 drinking wood al
cohol His death was at first attributed to
potrnaine poisoning, but investigation
revealed poisoned liquor as the real cause.
Henry Cullen. who drank the same carl-
coction. is seriously i'll in Paterson hoe-
pital and not expected 10 live. Whitfield
Mead. bartender % the Shippeo Hotel.
who also drank some Of the liquor, is home
apparently unbarmod The poisoned drink
is said TO have been sold at The Shippee
Hotel on Sunday. An autopsy viii be
held this afternoon on the body Of Decker,
with the county prosecutor and medical
authorities present.
Cullen, the second man stricken, did
not know that nc had drank wood alco-
hol until told OF the cause Of Decker g
death by the exsming physician. When
Cullen realized thst he also had drank
of the poison. he collapsed. Soon after
ward he developed all symptoms Of wood
alcohol poisoning and was rushed to q
Paterson hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
TO GREET w. G. M'ADOo.
Democrats TO Welcome Distinguished
Visitor Here Tomorrow

The Democratic State, county and
CITY comLlittees, headed by their chair-
men, viii greet former Secretary OF the
Treasury William G.. McAdoo on his
visit to this city tomorrow evening. lhe
welcome 10 MIR McAdoo viii be hearty
voiuing the respect that the Democrats
of Delaware feel towards man who has
done such service to the country and hls
party as Mr. McAdoo.
The reception will he short, owing to
the fact that be has other engagements
for tomorrow evening, being the guest OF
the suffrage supporters of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
RAyARrA HAS NEW cAnINTT
HgADEp nv pR FpN kAHF
sv s~~~s.t~~s r.e~~ q, rvrrv rv~rs.c
..-a-

Muni~e. NsseA ia new ministry
has heef, foru-ed IN Bsvsrsa tesded hy
Dr Won Kahr. whn tate= the Tor1fes,o ~
fr~eivTs affairs m adsiit.e~s ~ The prrrssev-
zhip fIsiarsoh Ernst Mu<ller If Arrfns
en-. = Defnocrst. who previously had hsoen
reported as the naan who wosild form tfe
ministry, had haen rnasie raras~ie~ ~ i'rsr
fiae Herr Keaev teoornes rpEn1stsr ~
ffusncr The ministry fs "a c,sstscn NJ The
Democrats and the pSr,uisr paFtr~s fre=
vinals ~ ,ss formation IDr Voo ksh, bsd
be=n named minister president W tse
Diet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
TO EAT DOPE IS LATEST
Modern Meihvd Tsev.aled in Hear
ing in Municipal Court
Today.

Vatiuus ue.btsts n usiae "dope hare
ts4h eiveh ib 1mieifIal Court llit z
remained for Htaee Probation Officer J.
ALERT Oliver ~ srTinR q hew nseth,t
tsslss. hen h. charged sevegal defendants
sitli ealihe q Auplhying lis statement
after court Mr. Oliver said a ntimiar ~
paur,le PLACED the tiops On trtad and ffiiii
ard ata III IN thet fashion
This statement Waa nJafle when Frank
kleRsntler. Sadie geott. Ella ne,ldan ard
Unity Hi, all eolmed, srtested ~ fad
~ TflR Ikrd slfrrf last night, we're gwen
q heafine Tor mot living up ~ their paroles.
The quartet offered yafiotis egcussfs
Ait oliver said Jr Forrest and he lafi
examined the defendants and we're oi the.
opinion that they had been using doPe
deputy Judge Finger order the defendants
held fer M examination
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
REMOVE NUT FROM LUNG.
Expect Unusual Operation VIII
Save Local Child's
Life.

raiiener Fisher, The siwveaf uli riild
of Mr.. aud Mrs. geutpe Fisher, 3E2 Eset
Essvruih street was upetatni Gillpu at
jefferson hospital. Philadelphia. this rf,ofn.
ing aud according 20 information obtained
from the hospital uiiieiala, The child's
recovery is now pxpocied
lasi Sunday the pifl willie laughing
swallowr-l y peanut which tseeaine lpslred
IN ita lungs u was taken rs the Ply
e,rians and Surgeons hospital in this city,
and then renewed 81 the jefferson hospital
The ehild's parents were with II wlisti the
orrfaiiun was performed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
FOR BETTER SCHOOLS.
Mayer Appoints Committee to Cooperate
With Others in the Matter.

Mayor Taylor has appointed the ioi-
lowing committees to act with committees
from the School BOARD and City Council
in 3 plan for rebuilding schools OF the city
and improving them generally: George
b. Miller, Joseph Bancroft, Mrs. G. y. u.
Henning Mrs. James N Ginns, Miss
Carolyn Golding, Mrs. Arthur l.. Bailey,
Mrs William II Laird. s. EdRnr Deering.
DIR. Victor u. Washburn and Wright G.
Dizer.
II may be decided 10 ask for a 81, 600 600
loan 10 rehabil,tate The schools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
NOSHE WILL CRUSH OUT
REVOL UTIOA At ONCE
Strong Man of Germany 70 Pe
store Order Within Sir or
Eight Days
nv s~-~-.es r-e-s " r-es7 r--~4--

I,,r,le,,. March " Gr~.n- Noss,~.
minister ~ defe,-s m the H9-s' grwe-r-
rr,-rs is eerfie,if ~ be s.,.lisy ~ re--'S'-ss
normal conditions ~ Germany within p
comparatively fsr,ef tiFr~, s~>crSfr~ ~ 80
exchange telegraph dssratcs crtcfsrw ar
interview With hsrr @F Str~frass
fIa,gs ecnsfneenis af fn.~riei dSfersss
trnsrre arr ~ orr di@rc~.i' Ec~ke y
esi,x,sey4 s< declaring IT sna confident SC
viii ss,eeeed IN reese~fng order ~ Ter
many within SIR ar eight ,isvs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
LABOR READY TO STRIKE.
VIII Organize Committees March 2 10
Fight Enemies NJ pesiis.
latesl press 20 Every Ftvening

nv Associated Pfess 60 Every hYenins
Washington, March ~ iocal com
mittess which are 20 conduct organized
labofs campaign for The defeat Of its
enemies snd thc election Of iis friends,
viii he organised over the country March
%, it vas announced today at headquarters
u the American Federation Of Labor.
On the same day President Gompers
viii address the New Jersey legislature IN
oppusitio4 10 anti-strike and compulsory
arbitration legislation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
REVENGE FOR DECORATIONS.
Police Ascribe bombing Of Americas Cen
sulate TO Friends Of Dsnishs d Reds.

Geneva. March i7-police authorities
declare that investigations they have made
relative TO the bombing Of the American
Consulate at Zurich confirm their theory
that the attack was . Bolshevik attempt
at revenge for the deportation of soveit
svinpathlzurs from the United States Re-
gret for the incident has already been exc
pressed to Washington by the SWISS
government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
Il !. Loses szs ooo. 600 IN Tncs.

az Associated Press IN Kvery Eyenins
Washington, March l7.--The total loss
10 the government rs result ~ tf~s
s,rpreme Courts decision hist stock
5Tyiderd- are not taxahle pill not sresssi
s2s. CsO. GOO in the opinion 81 most treas
Irv experts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
CLOSING TIME FOR
DISPLAY ADVERTISING

Every Evening cannot guarantee
insert,cn Of Display Advertising
unless copy is in the business office
. by noon the day before IT is to- be
printed Advertisers will kindly
bes,r this in mind and cooperate
accordingly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
uf the o. T. K. a., which WAS 20 be held
tonight, will be postponed unlil next
Wednesday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-17
Au,urmcuxs Tonight

Fs,avts,uss.- ssor,ebosiy's svsathsau$
Cs4rrick-- a8sSayils.
s,gessn-tsrrf.s Ris he Of Way
M. ,~s~,ic--"'rhs MvsterT of sss f~xsoS.
R2fD.n
R1x,sx--. g7uines Straight
aawuv~-'@rne Poison psn.
ylrt,ria--.Nrhe Glorious Lady.