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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17
KIMAMA KUMMlNGS

Fred Paine was in Shoshone Thurs
day.
Jake Schue and Eli Thompson were
in Shoshone Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Eddy formerly OF
Dietrich. have moved to Kimama whore
Mr.. Eddy is employed by the Railroad
Mrs. Kirtley and Miss Leeper have
moved into the teacherage
G. J. Rugh and family were shopping
in Rupert Saturday evening.
Jake Schu has ncvei into his new
home
Mrs Kirtley and Miss Leeper visited
Mt the horne Of =. ID. Fortune Satur-
day and Sunday.
school commenced Mahdav and with
q capable teacher like Mrs Kirtlev
and p newly painted end vanished
school room. we lool; forward 20 a
D1easa and grand school term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Thomrson wont to
Paul. Monday returning Tuesday
evening.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17
RIcHFIELD RUsTLINGs

Owen Youngkin, Del Lennon, Bert
Baxter and Mr.. Kodish left Sunday
for the Big Horn Country on ten day
hunting trip.
Mrs. Bert Baxter who has been quite
sick with q throat trouble is able to be
up and around again.
At the Rebecca Tuesday evening
two delegates were elected 70 attend
the Rebecca State Assembly to lie held
at Caldwell. October 18th. Mrs. 4. B.
Brush was elected first delegate Mrs.
Dave Engle elected second delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lindermer were
guests at the Murray Brooknan home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Fenton, Mrs. MatsOn were host
esses at the Ladies Aid Wednesday
afternoon.
Hal Ross and family returned Tues
dav from a six weeks visit at Hermis-
ton. Oregon.
T. r. Brush attended the regular ses-
sion of County Commissioners, Monday.
Quite a number enjoyed the dance
given at the hall Saturday evening after
the picture show.
Mr.. and Mrs Brush accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindermer drove to the
hills Sunday, above Guyer. and enjoyed
real campfire dinner.
Mrs. Dora Turner and daughter left
Tuesday for their home in Boise Mrs.
Turner has enjoyed quite an extended
coast trip.
Van Gossett of Blackfoot was a
RichfieId visitor last week. He return
ed home with Mark and Aaron Johnson
The three just finished a trip thru the
Yellowstone National Park.
Alma Holbert of Shoshone is clerk
ing at the Andy Peterson store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17

Last Saturday Sheriff Wheeler w's
notified that . Ford cor belon cine 70
travelir~ salesman for the Was9+ch
Wooden Mills of Salt Lake. Utah. haf
been stolen ut Jerome and that it was
likely I'm the neighborhood of Sho-
shone. Deputy Sheriff Joe Wheeler
loo r-,eI that car filing the dcs-
cription had been seen in the sage
brush few miles west Of town near
the Pailroad tracks SO he went our
10 invne4ioote. Tho. cor was soon To-
Gated hid in n not hole in the lavas.
Deputv Joe Wheeler and Sheriff White
If Jerome County. hid in the brush
near the car and waited Developments
About eleven that night two men came
~ the car aud began painting ont with
black paint the gilt letters on me
sides ~ 'he car. The officers let
them finish one side Of the car ana
fro-, arrested Them. After heing IN
iail n while the mon confessed to the
theft and also stated that they mao
left two suit cases in tho sage hrusn
south Of Shoshore. The ohlcers
found the suit cases and in one OF
them found also coil Of corner tuo-
ing TO be used in still The men
confessed that they were on their way
70 start n still near Arco on ho''r
stead one Of the mon owned SheriH
White took the men to Jerome lot
trial
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES

The Alter Society met Thursday OF
last week and elected Mrs Gilbert
white. President: Mrs. CNas- Lumb
vice Pres: Mrs. r. p. LeT7illey. Sec
retarv: Mrs W. ". Custe~ Treasurer.
The meeting was held Mt t"e home OF
NTrs. Gilbert White. The s'citey met
this week. THURSDAY, 1T tho home OF
Mrs Chas. Lumh. The ladies are plan
ming to make their usual annual n'@-
aar this fall much more extensive tnf'n
Communion Mass is held at GAS 4.
NJ each Sunday.
Tho Catholic ladies Altar Soc,e-
q, viii meet Thursday. September 30
Win Mrs Edgar Holden At Hay SPUR
All members wishing to go will as
semble at the home of Mrs. Gilbert
white promptly at noon where CON
,,o,.onces will be provided for all.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

evening at f.3O
Mrs Withrow viii speak Sunday
morning and Miss Naomi Hansen viii
sing special for this service.
We are planning other special mu-
sic for thed4y
You are cordially invited to these
services. Come and worship with us.
Mrs. r.. J. McNahon is at Twin FAILS
for two days visiting Mrs wheeler
formerly OF this place.
Mrs. Bud Yaden accompanied her
husband on a business "trip to Bliss.
Wednesday
Miss Dorothy Flanner is teaching IT
the upper Darrah, and Miss Flossie
Mason at Gannett This takes two Of
our Young Peoples organized class.
Mrs. d. W. Yaden was very agreo-
ably surprised last Saturday evening
when the following friends assembled
to assist in celebrating her hirthd'y:
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. McMahon. and son
Sohn: Rev. and Mrs Withrow, Mr. ana
Mrs Asbury Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. f. y.
Crosse. Mrs. jefferson, Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. Turner Mrs. Della Rhoades, Mr
and Mrs. Bud Taden, Mr.. larger
AIRS. Cleveland enlivened the crowd
with a number Of humorous readings
Refreshments were served. consisting
of ice cream. cake and coffee. All wish
ed the hostss many happy rturns of
September, II.
Married atthe Baptist parsonage Sep
II Mr. Enoch Hargrayes, Of Montpel-
ier. Idaho; and Miss Fay Miller ot
Gooding.
Mr.. Ashley O. Perry. of Twin Fails.
and Miss I.uella Carr, also OF Twin
rails. were married at the Baptist
parsonage. Rev Withrow officiating
NJ both weddings.
REV. WITHROW, Pastor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17
T4e JOHN ] TURNER SALE

In this issue will be found an al
,,ertisement of a sale by John Turner
on his form south of Dietrich. Read it
over and see il there is anything you
ire wanting and then plan to be at the
sale The sale will be auctioned by
r. r. CLAYTON. of Jerome. and Chas. u.
Aiis. Of Lincoln County National Bank
will Clerk.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17

Tho Grand Lodge of the Masonic or
a. {, holding session IN Boise this
1T md Weir Baker attended rs
So,o.-,te form Bethany Lodge NO. p.
Of Shoshone
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17

L. NJ. Zug and wife. were over from
Jerome last Saturday and spent the
day with Mrs. zug's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Custer.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17

Mrs. Alta Smith and children re-
turned the latter part of last week from
Ketchum after spending the Summer
at their summer cottage at that place.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17

fer prizes of $1,000. first; $500, second:
and $3.50, third: on 30 pounds of Dick
Tow wheat grown in lincoln county
this year
e. r, Borden offers on best 10 lbs of
Lincoln county alfalfa seed grown this
year: first $500: second. $500; third
$500.
Poultry. q cocl<rel and
femaIes) SO 50 81
Potatoes. any variety So 81 81
10 onions. beets. corn or tomatoes:
carrots. cucumbers or turnips; pump-
kins and squash. 81 90 for 1st in each
entry
WOMENS' DEPARTMENT
Miss Davis. of U. Ext. Dept, Judge
Pest jar of fruit. vegetables. meats
and n glass Of jelly; s100 in each entry
Loaf of white bread. half doz. dough
nuts. half dozen rolls. half dozen plair
cookies, any kind of cake; 1st, S1.o0
2nd, $3.50
Best piece Of embroidery, fillet Gro
chet. crochet t2tting Knitting. patel
CT darn s10O, 1st., $3.50 2nd.
E F Sheehan. Field Agromomist o.
the State University. will judge farm
crops and vegetables. r. p. Miilen
sheep specialist, and IT, Matheiston
dairy specialist OF the University, vii
judge the livestock. s. 2. Smyth. o
the University win Judge the poultry
The University Entomologist vii
have an alfalfa weevil exhibit here IN.
explain about wecvl control and hob
its.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-09-17
LINCOLN co. CLUB FAIR
AUSPICES OF FARM BUREAU
TO BE HELD IN THE X. p. HALL IN
SHOSHONE, SATURDAY, SEP
TENDER 10, 1920.

The Dietrich canning team will give a
canning demonstration at 10 n. m. and
exhibits will be placed for judging at
IL a. m.
Contests in athletic tests for all the
school boys in running, jumping and
Ginning; and for the girls in balancing
indian club, races and volley ball throw
ing at p. m. Bronze Achievement
pins will be presented to all who COM
plete the tests.
PREMIUMS
(For Club members only
Placing of ring Of dairy cows, 4
beef cattle. sheep and swine for the
free trip to State Fair Mt Boise. Four
bows to attend State Fair.
Prizes 1st. 2nd. sd
Best pig 81 "a s. for each
Best lamb 81 81 for each
Best dairy calf 81 81 50 for each
Best beef calf 81 s4 81 for each
Exhibit Of jars Of fruit and
, Of vegetables So - 81
Garden club, kinds Of
vegetables SS 3 ,!
open class for any one from LIN
coin county.
Richfeld Elevator and Fl. NJ. Flke OF
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10 onions. beets. corn or tomatoes; 5
i carrots. cucumbers or turnips; pump
| kins and squash. S1.0o for 1st in each
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
STATE PUBLIC HEALTH
LABORATORY MI5m..TS
POPULAR DEMAND

The state Public Health Labo
r2tory, established jointly by
the state Department of fealth
and the University of New Mex
leo on January first, has met
with q totally unexpected de-
mand for its services th1 - ~.
out the state. Starting off with
10 specimens for tho firs mo
nth, the ttal number Of e.. -.i0-
ations for November T., chea
791, and the number for Q ! I
half of December has a1raady
run w to $50. 4 total Of 31)1
examinations have ben n = -
The D1cscnt ca !
IS - Acto /
the services Of a new la5c - =.
ouid he at lszed to such IN aE-
tent for two or three years.
A significant feet in co1a.t-
on with tn dmand is that so
fal as can be learned, TIE i 0 II
atory has dra-., little, il . =,
# tie work formerly l,e e
tole by private laboratoy:p %
Gated within the state, id c :
tlag that the use of Labor tory
examinations by the physic;a1a
ard health officers in the d;a :
:o>is and control OF con - :
Ale diseases has been i.
I'd 10 d considerable cxtcn5.
One important function II
the laboratory has been the eN-
mination of samples from pu-
bic water supplies over the t4t
Ffcsc samples have been tax, :
y the sanitary Engineer Of t1r
department of Health in co al@
ton with sanitary surveys be
ing made OF water suppl;e&.
J. z oratory Investigations have
"lso resulted in the finding Of
two typhoid fever carriers =
milk handling establishments in
two cities, within the year, :
{ Us enabled the health author-
ties to prevent further spread
of infection from these sources,
which might hav continued for
yenrs without being discovered
otherwise.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
E&.RlCAN LEGION DUtS
f'GE 1921 one DOLL.13,
New Members pay S1.25
=, N1rC p+r3 -c4k.

National dues for the Amer
legion for the year 1921
il;tc been fixed at 81 per c,.y -
ia, according to q recent announ
coaedt of National Headquarc-
&@ oi the Legion.
II Iues for bona-fidc new
ml"l. ars joining the Legion ~"
ior TO December 81 will be S1.25
winch will pay the National as
scmu.t of such member until
i,'s.nlhcr 81, 1921.
I;oJert F. Tyndall, n2tiolal
trta 'trer, has announced tnat
nj onel dUes shall b. due
. t payable TO the nat olaI tres
u. = OF .2nu ry l, 1921, j
that all members whose dues
il Ne rot been paid on or before
February %, 1921, shell be con-
Sidcrcd delinquent.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
ROSWELL

Roswell reports first farmers
auction success and considered
one of best things recently done
for farmers.
One of the most vicious and
demoralizing by-products of the
war is the boosting of the tax
ears profession.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
STATE LEvIEs
General Purposes
War Certificate Interest
State School
State Road e
Total
COUNTY LEVIES

Court S. 1869, Code
w. A. County S. 1880, Code
c. H. and J. Reprts. S. 1874, Code
Genl. County S. 1888, Code
Co. Agrl. Agt. Ch. A, 1917
Spl. Bridge S. 1904, Code
Coun Road Ch 80, 1919
Salary Ch. 16, 1919
Special Road Ch. 3, 1915
For camino Real S. 2712 Code
Total within mills
Interest S. 1167, Code
Sinking S. 1167, Code
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
Defendants

above named defendants
d of you:
ne hereby notified that suit
! bmmenced against you in
ict Court of the Seventh Ju-
strict for the County of Va
Pate off New Mexico, by the
med plaintiffs praying for
It and decree establishing
te against the adverse cla-
u or any of you and forever
and setting at rest the title
#fts in and to all of that pie
fel Of land in the County of
andState of New Mexico
as follows to-wit: the
St quarter of section five(5)
Rhip ~ North of range Five
i Of New Mexico Meridian
g one hundred and sixty
es, and you are further no.
i unless you enter your ap-
Or Muse to be entered your
-aXaid court on or before
day of January A. D. 1921,
ur of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of
decree pro-confesso will be
against you and the relief
Pr will be granted.
ttorney for the plaintiffs
aron Burg and his post Of
ess is First National Bank
albuquerque, N. M.
at my office this Sth day
ber 1920.
Diego Aragon
Clerk
q
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
COUNTY PROCEEDINGS
SPECIAL MEETING HELD NOV. %, 1920

The Board of County Commissioners in Special Session
on November 22nd 1920 for the purpose making the
al eves for current year 1920 There present Hon. Manu-
Garcia chairm; rd Abel Vigil member of the board Pacdo
Jaramilo Sheriff ard Diego Aragon County Clerk
The minutes Of the preceding read and apov-
ed.
The board then proceeded in business and the o
lowing Tax Levies which had beer certified and approved b. &
State Tax Commission made for the year 1920 and an
der Of extension of same respectively entered Rolls
to w.t.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
VALENCIA COUNTY

Colorado stockman leases five
townships in Valencia County
and ships in so 90 sheep from
Union County.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
GLENORIO

Knox oil well down 37O0 #.
and in very favorable showings.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
pCE OF MEETING

annual meeting of the
|Olders of The First Ma
|ank of Belen, for the
Of electing Directors
\ ensuing year, will be
IL Banking house on Tu
bbn9ary / "a 18th, 1921 at a
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
CARRIZOZO

Harvester mining Co. installs
machinery and builds houses
fCf emnnoyes.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
.ryICO Weekly
|lNiVDISTRIAL REVIEW

l. wheels of industry tur
n we all prosper. For
pson til American work
FiId Interested in maintaining
Il cane labor conditions
|than encouraging the
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
NOTICE OF SUIT

\
rHE COUNTY OF VA
"A, STATE OF NEW
20.
Eado Investment Co.
|ekboIders Liability and
No. 2448
bpbber Plaintiffs
VS..
/ Mining and D. elope-
Eompany a corporation,
Eayins, the Unknown He
antonio Sanchez, deceas-
Horiana Sanchez de Sane
lian Sanchez, Tomas San
Eugenio Sanchez, Juan
E, Teresa Sanchez, Luis
ado, Raymundo Maldon-
|ancisco Sanchez, Victor
|nchez, and the unknown
/ any of them and all un-
persons who may claim
|erest or title adverse to
is,
| Defendants
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
ALBUQUERQUE

Hardwood industrial school
adds two new buildings costing
S5G,caG.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1920-12-16
CLOVIS

Excavation work under way
for rev $4,000 church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
LAW AND ORDER PLANK
DROPPED As MEANINGLESS

Lincoln, Neb., July pa telegram
from Will II. Hays, received today IN
reply To query sent by Virgil G liinshaw,
National Committee Chairman OF the
Prohibition Party, stated that the pro
posed claw and order plank in the Re-
publican platform was stricken out by
the platform subcommittee IN Chicago
as. meaningless, and was never present
cd To the full Platform Committee nor
10 the convention.
In this telegram Mr.. HAYS said that
the subcommittee considered that the
Supreme Courts decision as To the con-
stilutionality of the Volstead act render
Ell dry plank unnecessary and the law
and order plank suporfuous. lie added
that "of course" the Republican platform
stood for law enforcement, and that
that fact was made clear by the first
plank of the platform, declaring for com
stitutional government.
A reply TO the telegram is being drafted
by the Executive Committee OF the Pro-
hihittou PARTY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
DELAWARE CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. July 23-Charters were filed here
Yesterday, a follows
~. Louis Sugar Refining Co. Whining
ton Del capital, 10000. 600.
Ritz Consolidated Oil and Refining Co
Wilmington. Del; siO,OoO.OOO.
Glove Aerial Transportation Co. Pitts
burg Pa 50 900 600
Dcsny oil Corporation. New York City
81 500 ,O0O.
Mainr-Sopers Lumbex Corporation Will
mington. Del. 81 200 600
Burrows American kefineries CORPORATION
Cleveland. o.. 81 600. 900. Fl
ENcelsior Incubator Manufacturing Co.
Wilmington. Del. $500 900.
Hearn oil Co, Wilmington, Del 500 600
Continental Clay Co. Wilmington. Del
500 600.
spencer Novelty Manufacturing Co, vii
fninrton. Del. $500 600
Joyce Oil Producing and Leasing Co. Phila-
aeiphia Pa 500 600
Maisano AutOms tic Flushing Valve and
Novelty Co. Wilmington Del 100000.
Deer iiiil Coal Co. Johnstown. Pa. $50
O0O
Progressive Electric Co. New York City
SsO. .opn.
EIgabeth Gold Drift Mines. Inc. Dravos-
hurg, Pa $4,000
Uniontosn Bottling Co. Wilmington. Del.
sac .0uO.
Industrial Trade Corporation. Whining
ton Del s25. 600
Mister silk Dyeing Co. Wilmington. Del.
$4,000.
Incress In capitaI-Osage Cotton Oil Co.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn. from 81 900 900 70 50 :
500. i.nW.
Change oi name Prudential Rubber and
Fabrics Corporation 20 Midwest Cotton
aud Rubber Co. New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American BRASS Co, quarterly Of 2is per
cent and extra % rs per cent. payable Au-
gust tf
AmcriCan Radiator Co, quarterly of per
cent ON common. payable september 80.
aud : 2 4 per cent on preferred. payable
August 10
iiatCs Manufar turing Co. semi annual OF
pct cent and extra Of 10 per cent. payable
AuEust also 80 per cent on stock.
Bethlehem steel Corporation quarterly of
. per cent uu common. classes and u.
laNalls October I.
flftrN Utl Co. quarterly OF pa per cent on
common and preferred. payable August I.
Edwards Manufacturing Co semi annual
~ per cent aud extra Of IA per cent, pay
ahlc August
tluud Rubber Co. quarterly OF 81 per
cent on prs frrrcd payable August =
Lyman Niils semi annual of rer cent
and extra ~ = per cent. payable August z.
Middle states ail Corporation. quarterly
~ per cent. payable October
NrW NtuurrO sugar Co. extra Of 20 per
cent on Common and preferred, payable
iuiN "a
otto FiScnlohr \ Rros Inc extra OF u
rcr cent an common. payable August IS
Pacific tiaS and Electric Co. quarterly of
I pcr cent on first and original preferred.
PAYABLE August -
pittshurr pil and Gas Co quarterly OF
81 per cent. payablc August -
Robert tiair Co quarterly of "a per
cent on preferred. payable August 1.
~hawfnut steamship Co quarterly of 2t6
Tor cent psyat o. August n.
linton Otl 90 of kansas quarterly OF ?
rrr cent on preferred. payable August !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
CAPITAL STOCK TAX.
Returns Must b Filed With Collector
Graham by July 80.

Capital stock tax returns must he filed on
or before July 81 1920. with the Collector
Of Internal Revenue ~ T Graham. Fed-
cral building, by every corporation doing
business I'm the State of Delaware
With view 90 the prompt collection OF the
capital stock taN and for the conyeniences
Of the taxpayers well as the government,
the collector today suggested that the cor
pprations submit checks with the returns
Tor the amount of tax due. This method II
was explained Is appealing 20 corporations
a. ~ lessons liability To pcnattics
n corporations are orra1isad 10 do husi-
ness every existing 20 pOration will ne
prvstItnpd to h, subject To the tax unless
v submits pruoi satisfactory To tho com
sionpr that ~ Is not doing business
Many corporations make statements
t'at they are not engaged in business or
,. rxcnpt under Scrtion 23t. hut do not
ate fully the conditions of the company
the rcasors for claiming exemption. The
tpcrirnc, of the oniCc is that upon invcs-
alton many such corporations are held
hlc for Capttal stOcS taN
a. the final determination Of tax liability
rests With the department. IL Us the duty
nf every corpora ton to file return and
81 exemption from taN is claimed to fur
uish sufficient data on forms provided for
that purpose 80 support the claim.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
REHOBOTH INCIDENT.

Editor of Every Evening Inasmuch
rs the unfortunate incident last sunday
AZ Rehoboth has gotten into the papers.
II seems only fair that the explanation Of
the matter from the side of the injured
partiea be presented. these bcrng the
children who were not simply slapped,
as has been stated, but were really malt
rcated. rs spectators of the affair are ready
to testify. One child was grabbed by the
neck, lifted off the ground by the strange
hold and shaken like dog; the other child
was struck across the face with such force
that il was five or six hours before the
welts raised by the fingers could be reduc-
ed by congresses. No person with Amerl-
can blood could be expected to stand for
such abuse, without at least an apology
from the assailant for being carried away
by the heat of passion.
The opportunity for such an apology
was given, and not taken advantage OF
and nothing remained but 10 take legal
action. to enforce the rights nf children
under the established ruling that nothing
which child may do justihes the aggriev-
ed one in assaulting the child, outside of
parental relations, and not even then /
aggravated cases. This point came up in
a trial before a city magistrate only yes
terday.
Visitors to n summer resort are more
likely To be attracted than repeled by the
knowledge that their children may not
with legal inpunity be treated with rough
ness amounting to cruelty.
Uniformed.
Rehoboth, Del, July 23, 1920
The occurrence was explained IN Every
Evening a few days ago.-Editor Z. E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
ARMIsTICE ASKED
Continued from page

tration has been entrusted 10 extreme
radicals, il Is reported, with the idea
that such government would be better
able to make terms with the invaders.
Preparations are being made for the
evacuation Of Warsaw.
Emphasis is laid on the danger Of the
peace OF all Europe by most Of the news
papers. Fear IS expressed that II the Boil
shevik reach the eastern. frontier Of
Germany Spartacist or monarchist
rising there would be inevitable. Some
papers fear the German military part
would make itself master Of the Bolshe-
vik organization and Russia herself.
Capture by Soviet troops OF the fortress
of Dubno, one of the Volhynia group Of
forticatons defending the southeastern
Polish border, is announced in ar official
statement from Moscow received 10y wire
less today.
The Bolsheviki also have taken the
railway town of Slonim, 20 miles south
east of Grodno and rs miles west OF Bar
anoyitchl