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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
.LENINE PUT ON TRIAL
BY CENTRAL SOVIET
Charged With Abuse of Power He
Engages in Long Debate
With Accuscrs.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Nicolai Lenin
the Bolshevist Premier, recently face d
the most severe test Of his career, nc
cording to information received through
official channels in Washington in the
last few days. This information IL To
the effect that Lcnin has been on trial
before a Bolshevist tribunal, charged
among other things with being a CRATER,
of trying To make himself absolute and
in other ways abusing the great power
conferred upon him by the Soviet Gov
ernment
Lenin was placed ON trial, after the
filing Of formal charges by certain Boil
shevlki whose names are not given, be-
fore the Soviet Government, accused of
graft, endeavoring to make himself alb
solute in power and suppression Of def
mite promotion Of Bolshevist theories in
certain industries and business in Rus
sin and especially in Moscow, where he
is accepted as dictator. The trial began
last month, but the outcome Of the trial
was not known at the time the infor-
nation was dispatched.
The cable conveying the information
came from European point, being
brought by courier from Moscow. The
utmost secrecy is being maintained na
tu the source ui bue futuTHtdbiDH bhd
even the point from which the cable WAS
sent.
Lenin fret denied the right Of the
Central Committee, the exact statuf
Of which is not known TO the official'
here, to bring him 10 trial But he was
overr,iled and the charges against hin
were read The names OF the complain
ants were not given and Lenin demanded
that they be made public. This was
refused by the Central Committee, mem
bers Of which said openly that they
would not permit the names % be made
public because Of the possible injuries
that might be inflicted upon them.
A four hours debate then ensued be
tween Lenin and members Of the Cen
tral Committee, Lenin IN an irnpaFsionee
speech denying the truth Of the charge'
made against him
The specifications n the charge
against Lcnin are not disclosed IN tn
report received in Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
AMERICAN MISSION IN
HANDS OF bOLSREVIKI
Captured in South Russia When
Soviet Forces Take
Alexievka.
Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening

London. Nov 6.--An American mis-
sion in south Russia las fallen into the
hands of the Soviet forces. according to
the Moscow newspaper Pravda, ar quoted
in wireless dispatch today from the Soviet
capital The mission, says the newspaper,
was headed BY General Morel
The Pravda reported the incident in re-
cording details of the Bolshevlk attack
upon the forces Of General Baron Wrangel
The paragraph concerning the mission
reads.
AT Alexievka station, which WA
taken without a shot, an American ms
sion fell into our hands. at the head of
which was general Morel, who had the
task Of combating bandits in-the white
army"
New York. Nov. 6.-Near East relief
officials here stated today they had 10
record Of an American relief N isslon in
Sou III Russia headed by . General
NJ oreI which vas reported 70 have fallen
in TO the hands Of Soviet forces.
20 far as known. the only American
mission now in the Crlmea Is an American
Red Cross unit Of about dozen members,
comnlniei bv Major George H. Rvden
of Kansas City, No. There Is also an
American naval and diplomatic mission
under Rear Admiral Newton \. AicCullv,
representing the State Department, but
the activities OF this mission have been
confined largely to the Black Sea area. Ii
is possible howeve~, that one or more Of
its rep -esent atives have been attached to
General Wrangels army as observers.
The Red Cross mission has been operat-
ing in southern Russia for more than a
year and has supplied ambulances, sur
glcal dressings and other needed articles
to the Russian volunteer army. On the
invitation Of General Wrangel several
members of the mission have accompanied
the army in its operations IN the Crlmea.
Washington, Nov. 6.-State and War
Department officials said they had no
knowledge Of any official American mission
being within the war zone III southern
Russia Neither had any report been re-
ceived by the two departments OF a ms
sion falling into the hands Of the Soviet
forces.
The suggestion was made unofFiciallx
that the General Morel" reported rs
having been captured by the Bolsheviki
might be either a French officer command
ing detachment in the Wrangel army, or
NJ De Martel chief Of the French dip
Iomatic mission sent into the Crimea and
accredited To Nrangel The French en-
bassy, however. had received no report
concerning the incident and expressed
| doubt that their diplomatic mission had
| gotten into such position As IL make pos.
| sible its capture.
| The only official American mission IL
| Russia is that ut Sebastopol. Various
| American relief commission are operat-
! ing on the frontief
/ Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
/ faction of many and will be To YOU ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
WANTS NEW SUFFRAGE ACT.
Woman's Party viii Urge the Passage
of an Enforcement Measure.

Washington, My. .. Protector OF
the wona7 suffrage anc~ Gnert through
the passage Of Al enforcement act vii
be urged by the NaJlo2al Womaa :
PARTY As soon - Congress recolvenCs
IN December.
This measure Ntil be urged aa he
ground that e foroement measures must
accompany all legislation aad not merely
10 safeguard the right Of ira" chlSe, s.
aecordli to the editorial m he current
number OF The SuffraEiSt here !, ~
practical dar ger to be feared from the
legal attacks upon the amendment ~t,ll
peadiag before the United States Su-
preme Court and the Supreme Court q
Tennessee
The WomAns Party induced senator
Watson, Chairman of the Senate SUI
frage Committee, AZ the last session ~
introduce an Enforcement blu which :
still pending, since Congress adjourned BE-
fore ratification Of the amendment was
completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
pHILDlLrHlArRoot,E

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
TRAVIS ORDERED HELD.
\. Y. State Comptroller Will be Invest-
gated by Grand Jury.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. Nov 6-Stste Comptroller
Eugene NJ Travis today WAS ordered held
for the grand jury. in decision handed
down by Chief Justice kernochan Of
general sessions, who has presided AT the
John Doc inquiry conducted into alleged
irregularities In the comptroller's Office.
Justice Kerrochan based his hr diI & on
a sale Of S2,0I3 900 worth Of New York
CITY bonds TO the State at S913, when the
market price was 81 ard interest. The
sale wa. made by William S Farshawe
and Company for Albert l. Judson,
dealer, and the State was declared to
have overpaid $4,000 on the purchase.
The justice directed the district at
torl cy's office TO prepare papers on which
he would issue a warrant for the arrest Of
the comptroller.
Judson was not ordeged held by Justice
Kernochan who asked the district at
torrey TO submit brief on Judsons re-
fusal TO sign a waver Of immunity when
testifying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
HEAVY OFFERINGS MARX
WEEK EMO SESSION
Losses In Sfeels EdufDn'e~fa arr
Specialties Range Fr1n
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close sales aDu~1Vratsl lH H'
Shore -neWel e.4 E
atve -racks 50 -r .t-er ter
further -nual ---eEr -t~r
llnz. motor o..---rr-
iood -0uu. rr--.ar-
fractions IS n.--
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
WHOLESALERS TO
PROTECT BUSINESS
Will Confer Over Methods to Meet
Competition From Baltimore
and Philadelphia.

Tha, Wilmington wholesale merchants
are be,nu seriously embarrassed through
,nr,sds said 10 have been made irto the
trad. handled by Wilmir gton by fhil,
.d,lphia mad Baltimore wholesalers ana
,h, ,,o.sihlc remedy of this condition Is
IN, object NJ n meeting of wholesalers call
"a nv William L Budd, secretary OF the
Chamber ~ Commerce. to be htid next
"Wednesday ftsrnoon AT y clock.
For a COZ siderable time, IT lis SAID that
fore,rn wholesalers have been gradually
undrrminIrg the wholesalers oi tins city
an many lines and the matter has now be-
comr ~ serious, II Is sad. that unless
remedy ls found. some oi the large houses
here NAV have to consider the adVlsabliity
ui return 8 from hrIsiress
The fCllowir Z Is a copy of letter sent
out today u, Nlr Budd announcing the
meting
"A numhcr of Who'll, sale merchants and
manufacturers who sell to the trade IN
Wilmington and surrounding territory,
think IL desirable 10 hold a me'tu s oi All
of the Wholesale interests represented III
this ei,y for conference and discussion
of matters affecting the wholesale trade
and which arr oi vital Importance 10 the
eitV > huslucss interrsts
'Our board of directors deems the sub
le.t worthy ~ the most serious conSld-
eatinn and has directed that mcetIrg
be arranged of AL the varied wholesale
interests "a discuss methods of fostarir &,
projecting and extending the wholesale
trade of The city
Such meeting u hereby called lot
"Wednesday \ovtmher 10th. at y. m.
N the board room OF the hamber oi
Commerce
You are cordially invited and earnest
|, requested 20 attend this meeting which
W sincerely hope will represent all OF
IL, wholesale interests of the city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
NO PARDON FOR DEBS.
Wilson Has No Inter ton Of Releasing
Late Candidate Of Socialists.
Press 70 Every Evening


Washington, Nov. 6.-Presldent VII
son is understood to hsve no intention Of
hardening Eugene v Dcbs, who IS serving
a ten wear sentence in the federal peniteD-
tiary et Atlsnta for v-oiat on q the es-
pionsge act
The position taken by the President
according 10 those who profess 70 know
his views. is that executive clemency III
such case would set bad precedent
and would encourage Others 70 oppose
the government IN the event OF another
war
a pardon for Debs and Others convicted
OF violating the espionage act has been
urged by number Of organizations, II
Guiding the American Federation of Labor
which 81 its last annusl convention at
Mortreal, Canada authorized a com
nissio,, 10 confer with Attorney General
Palmer IN the matter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
TOXIC SERVES NOTICE.
Japan Will Not Recognize Vanderiip
Concessions in Siberia.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Toxic. Nov. 5-In connection with
the reports that Washington d. Wander
lip representing an American syndicate,
had obtained concessions IN Siberia from
the Russian Soviet government. the
Japanese foreign office gave out the follow
ing statement to-day:
In view Of the fact that the Soviet
government has not been recognized by
the powers, it is unnecessary II point out
that the Japanese government is IN no
way bound to take cognizance of any pri-
vate agreement nor prepared 10 assent TO
All act or measure which infringes upon
Japan treaty rights with relation to
Russia or affects her vital interests, arising
from geographic or other considerations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
SCHOONER AGROUND.
l. Loaded With Iron Ore Bound for
Philadelphia.

Tn. aINharN schooner { hlqumule,
-hirL rar aground with cargo q ron
ore rhursda> ~.gt' above Deep Water
Poo Dclsvar ryer has not been
Ha# -u Three 'ug,oa's made uHsuccess-
"a ~ rt- ~ Spat ih, veSsei ms morrI- z.
Sin .ar attempts were made YESTERDAY.
L +, thouah' that with high tide this
even fhe -h.p may 10 moved from the
mul nd ~ard II Whlrh ehe is sunk
n, schooner = four master. loaded
VI't about 500 tore 81 iron ore, A. d Is
routs from santiago dc Cuba 20 Phila-
i, 'phA Confusion IN s.g al lights Is
gwen ~ tn reason for missing the course.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
HORSE DOCTOR ARRESTED.
Is Charged With Murder Of School
Teacher in Kentucky Mountains.

Harlan Nv. Nov 6.-AlthOugh re-
leased orce before for lack II cvidc q
imphcatirg him with the murder 81 Miss
Lura Parse ;, school teacher on a
lonely mountain trait near here, Septem-
her !, Dr IL. G. Winnes, q state veterIu-
arian has been arrested and again charged
with slayirg the girl
County authorities, however, have rr-
fused to divulge the pew turn IN their
investigation which caused the arrest Of
DR. Wlnnes.
James Robinson, a Negro also IS held
in connection with the murder, hali.
been arrested Yesterday as he Was re-
leased from the state penltcuuavN III
Frankfort after servir two wears Tor
robbery The Negro was with j convict
road working crew which was Ii the
mountains about the time the girl (, sup
posed to have been beaten 70 death lie
has been questioned previously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
FUNERAL or LIEUT.. STEWART.

The boct 81 ! .rutruart James stewart
- YEAR 81. wta dIed 10 France De
eeniber 1glN D.. expected - arrive in
,his r.tv fhi- afternoon ana VIII be sent
flt.s nome 81 the dead veteran parents,
-.9- NonrOe street military funeral
e t4k, piac' Tuesday afternoon al
tUu cl.cE W.tf service, al Hanover Pres
t,...uAI CtuIcf ! rnteen,h and BOul-
eyard
Arrangements oi funeral are In charge
- Ih.AWar. !. - NJ American Legion.
and rits ufciai- and members of CIV
Coar.,' af' eNr.ected q attend After the
.vcc- 81 -, church bural viii be
ma - III Rlvervlew cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
LABOR TEMPLE PLANS.
Alterations TO be Made to Former Charles
Restaurant 10 Cost S3O, 900.

Plans were filed today with the building
inspector for additions and alterations TO
the Charles reasturaIt buildiE at TeLth
and Tatnall streets, to be carried out by
the new owner, the Labor Temple Build
ing Association, at an expe; Sc of $4,000.
These consist of two additional stories
and interior alterations
The entrance TO the second and third
stories will be on Tatnall street, in the
center of that front. The second floor will
be divided into five large offices, and the
third floor viii be taken up by meeting
room for the Labor Temple and severa
small offices for its executive force
The plans were made by larel sc II.
Hope and the work will be sablet by the
Temple Building Association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
FFRRARO DENIES GUILT.
Disclaims Connection With Elentri's
Restaurant Which Was Raided-

Local authorities are still on the watch
for James kler III, charged with the IL
legal selhi OF hquor who escaped the
igh, before last when his restaurant at
4O2 East Fourth street was raided by
Frark l. Haley Of the Law and Order
society. assisted by Federal Prohibition
ogerts A state warrant has been sworn
out for Antonio Ferraro, who II Is sus-
pected is implicated in the affair.
Ferrarn Yesterday AFTERNOON appeared
in the Federal prohibition Office, Sixth
and Kirg streets. and claimed that he
was III 10 way affiliated with the busiress
earned Oh by Lentri. Up to October IA
III, restaurant was under the ownership
Of Ferraro and a bill OF sale in legal form
was shown. Ferraro further del les that
he ESCAPED III his automobile when the
place was raided and for this reason gave
himself up yesterday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
NEW GOLDWYN NOTES.
Nearly S2,000.0OO to be Issued 70
Bear Interest of Per Cent
and Convertible.

From information received today, It is
practically assured that Goldwyn Pic
lures Cooperation will issue between
81 600. 600 and 81 100000 in notes in a
rehabilitation program decided upon
These notes will bear interest At per cent
and shareholders will have the right Of
subscribing az %. il is stated.
These notes will carry conversion
privilege 80 that they may be converted
into the shares AZ a price 70 be announced
Capital is 1000 600 shares al no par
value Il is understood that less than 50O,-
600 shares have been issued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
Want Stores Closed at Noon.

ElWood 4 Davis, chairman Of the
mercantile section Of the Chamber of
Commerce has addressed letter ato all
merchants, requesting them to close their
placc, Il business at noon on Thursday
"a order - permit their employees 10 take
part III thc Armlstice Day parade. Mr..
DAVIS also requested the merchants to
decorate their places Of business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
FEDERAL CONTROL
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efforts 10 better conditions, but tho fact
is thst coal prices have not decreased.
Phiadelphie, Nov. 6.--Anthracite coal
operators and representatives Of the mine
workers resumed their conference hero
today and before adjournment IL was ey-
pccted the operators would present their
reply To the dem ands of tho men for y
wage Increase equal to TINT recently grant
cd the btuminous miners, 81 minimum
dey and other alleged inequalities In the
present scale.
The miners presented their demands al
meeting with the operators here on
October % and at the conference yestor-
day thy presented further arguments 10
support of these demands. While no
off cial statement was issued regarding the
discussions yesterday. 1t was learned the
operators hav. d cided upon policy re-
garding the request for n reopening oi the
recent presidential commission s award and
additional wage increases end that they
probably would present their reply TO the
mine workers today.
Philadelphia, Nov 6.-The fate OF
the demand of the anthracite mre work
ers for wage Increases equal to those re-
Gently granted the bituminous miners
rested with the operators today when
representatives of the hard coal diggerf
and the mine owners resumed their con-
fereuces here today.
Before golrg into session, the operators
declined 10 discuss their plans and would
not mediate their probable attitude
toward the miners demands for Ii per
G.,
minimum day labor rate and universal
eight-hour day throughout the anthracite
region
Thomas Kennedy, of Hazleton, Pa,
chairman Of the miners committee said
that the miners had completed their ar
grments and 1T WAS now up TO the OPP
eratorr
Philadelphia, Nov. g. Refusal Of the
Beaver Valley coal company with op-
erations Mt SCOTS Valley, Pa, To abide
bv the award Of the United States anthrar
cite commission has brought Intervention
by the federal department of labor, har-
man Kennedy of the miners committee
announced today. He said that depart
ment had sent n mediator, James Pur-
cell here to attempt 10 adjust the matter
in the wage conferences now III progress
MIR. Kennedy asserted more than 2G
union men had been locked out NJ
Scott's Valley ard that the company hac
refused to give the men any hack pay a
provided in the commissions $ award. DE
mands for reinstatement Of the men witt
full paw has been made on the operators
he said
The operators, Mr.. Kennedy added
have taken the matter tIp and have prom
ised efforts for an early adjustment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
VITAL STATISTIC ;.

The Board oi Health records show for
the week 80 deaths p marriages and 20
deaths a. compared with - IS and 80
for the Currcspohdu & week % 1919
Nine ncw cases 81 contagious diseases
nave developed siuce the last report Of
- hich seve,i are whoopIrg cough and
one each dlphthcra and scarlet fever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
PENNslLYANIA wins
RO~s-t Dt NTRl RA.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
BOWERY MISSION PASSES.
Famous ins tuition Finds conditions
Changed With Going of Saloon

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Nov 6-The famous BoHcry
Mission which for ( years has cared Tor the
fiotsam and ietsam of humanity on New
York's lower east side, announced to-
day that owing to prohibition its activities
have been limited and henceforth it would
endeavor TO help Americanize the city $
immense foreign population.
With the passing away of 50 many
saloons the announcement said, and
with the ultimate total destruction of the
liquor traffic clearly in sight, this noto-
rious thoroughfare has taken on utterly
changed condition
The work of Americanization will be
undertaken primarily through the chill
dren of foreigners
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
Accused of Violating Traffic Rules.

Simon Balick, charged with violating
the traffic rules, was arrested by Traffic
Officer Edward Devinney, shortly before
9. today, when he is alleged 70 have
passed a street car, at Seventh and
Market streets. Two charges Of violating
traffic rules and one Of operatir & a motor
vehicle without an operators licer sc were
placed against Che man, who will be given
a hearing in Municipal Court Monday
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
Personal.

Mn J = Myers mas returned from a
vlsit to Mr. and Mrs Park Crawford,
formerly Of Wilmington but now Of Ian
caster. where he has charge Of the dray
line AT the Pennsylvania station.
Miss Mary Mitchell Of 1922 Scott
street l. spending the weekend with
frieLds iu Upland, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
CoNpno> oF RAMS

BY t,soea
\eR N.> F.
1t.cs s-
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r. reserves
frou A. Rt.e
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
Examine Negro Who Assaulted Woman

DR.. Norwood " Yoss, 2227 Market
street yesterday at the workhouse made
a mental examination Of Ernest Thomas,
the 2O-year-oid Negro convicted of as
saultirg a white woman IN Blackbird
hundred and who was reprieved last
Friday for two weeks. DIR. Foss has
submitted his report to Governor Town
send
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
RAILWAY WILL QUIT.
Midland in Ireland Gives Notice 20 it's
5000 Employees.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Dublin, Nov 6.-The Midland Rail
wav has gwen fortnight notice of
termination Of service to its 5000 en-
ployes and announces that it will not
carry livestock after Monday The Mid
land Railways difficulties arising from
the dispute regarding the hauling OF
munitions, have been complicated by a
strike Of engineers, but all the railway
companies except the Great Northern are
gradually being strangled by the suspen-
sion Of guards and drivers refusing to take
part in military traffic.
Many districts, notably Limerick, are
practically isolated and a complete stop
page Of railway service outside Ulster
apparently is inevitable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-06
WEDDINGS.
LIN1nI,rn-sHlPLY.

IINTHIrUM-SHlPLY.
Cambridge Md Nov "a wedding
of interest here took place Saturday when
Mise I>o,lse Ann Shipley was married 20
EdWiu Lac Llnthicum