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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
WOMEN RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Met at Woodbury., n. j., and Elected
Officers for Term.

The Women's Retail Drug Association
enjoyed a visit to Woodbury., n J., ON
Wednesday Mrs Norman c. Downs was
hostess Mt luncheon to the party, when
Mrs. Nellie T. Lee of Philadelphia gave an
address on the work of the association.
Following a business meeting, dinner was
served at Green's Hotel
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs D. l. McColley; first vice
president, Mrs. Thos Donaldson; second
vice-president. Mrs G. O. Hancock third
vice-prcsident, Mrs p A. NJ Rovittl;
recording secretary, Mrs. Oscar G. Draper,
treasurer, Mrs CharI es f. Young. Plans
were made for boat ride on June 2S,
which shall be the occasion for box
luncheon with the Philadelphia branch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
HIGHWAY ROUTE CHOSEN.

II is understood that the condemnation
commission on Section Five Of the Lincoln
Highway is about ready to announce its
decision Of the line to be adopted as the
route for the new construction. The
direct line, as surveyed by County Eng
neer Charles T.. Grubb win be followed,
instead Of attempting TO use the present
road as the basis. This will change the
frontage Of some properties near the
Pixies Creek end Of the section, but az
grades and curves are eliminated and
half mile snved IN length in the section,
the advantages are overwhelming
The commission il expected n hold
meeting next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
STOCK PRICES ADVANCE;
IRA NSACT|ONS ARE LIGHT
General Improvement in Tone OF
Market; Liberty Bonds Go
Still Lower.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Now York, May IA more cheerful
feeling prevailed in the stock market to-
day. Prospects of n revival of gold inn
ports caused considerable short coverings.
Dealings were light, however, rejecting
the reduced attendance of members on
the floor of the exchange.
Pools were active in several shippings,
oils and specialties, substantial gains
being recorded by Atlantic Gulf, Mcn-
can and Pan-American Petroleums, in
dustrIal alcohol and some of the auto
mobile issues
Textiles and tobaccos also figured in
the general Improvement with such rails
ms Union Pacific, Reading and Rock
Island. The closing was firm. Sales ap-
proximated 275,000 shares.
Liberty Bonds continued to decline,
however, with nominal dealings In the
general bond list.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
FRENCH TRAITORS EXECUTED.
Three Men and One Woman Denounced
Compatriots 10 Huns.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Paris, May 15.-Threc men and one
woman convicted last July of denouncing
compatriots to German authorities dur
ing the occupation Of Laon duringfhe war,
were executed at Nncennes prison this
morning. Those who met their death
were Toque. Lemoine, Herbert and
Madame Avbert
Of twenty-eight persons tried last sum
mer as "Laon informers, eight, two Of
whom were women, were condemned to
death Three failed to appear for trial
and were sentenced to death by default,
eleven received prison sentences ranging
from one to twenty years, and six were
acquitted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
TO HONOR VETERAN
LODGE MEMBERS

Eureka Council No. l. Jr o. u. A NJ,
requests that all members be present
Tuesday evening Veterans" night is
to be observed All members having
been associated with the order for %
years will be presented with medals Of
honor. The entertainment committee
has elaborate plans prepared for the
evening
The annual free excursion to Augustine
Beach will take place on Wednesday.
June O. The steamer will leave Municipal
wharf at 3 a. m.
ANY members desiring tickets can OBJ
tain same Tuesday evening at the Jr.
o. L. A. NJ. Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
RECEPTION BY MACCABEES.

Beta Review No. l. Women 5 benefit
Association Of Maceabees, will give re-
ceptIon neAt Thursday evening at in
the duBarry room at the Hotel du Pont
in honor Of An Minnie +. keppinger
Deputy Supreme commander in charge
Of the work IN Delaware, Maryland
and the District of Columbia Preceding
the reception there will be banquet 1T
Lambros, and there will be dancing follow
Ing tie reccniInn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
CAR DAMAGES HOUSE.
Plaster Shaken From Ceiling Of John $.
Hamilton's Home

John s. Hamilton Of 318 North Broome
street bad an unpleasant experience few
days ago, when passing trolley car shook
the house 30 violently that plaster fell
down all about him while he was sitting
in bay window.
The West Fourth street. track is very
uneven and has caused much annoyance
Some time ago plaster was knocked from
the ceiling Of the kitchen in Mr. Hamil-
toms home. Fortunately, nobody was
hurt The track is TO be fixed, il is said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Carpenters Wage Question.

No meeting has yet been held between
the Master Builders and the carpenters
to decide the question Of the additional
12l2 cents per hour, above the 81 an
hour wage scale recently agreed upon.
John ii Hickey, business agent of the
Carpenters and Joinors Union, said yes
terday the union 5 committee was ready
to meet the employers committee TO select
the seventh member Of the arbitration
board, and they hoped to get together in
the next few days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
MAYOR HAS VISITORS.

Mayor Charles r Gillen ii Newark \
J., and NJ Is Sailbcrstein. architect, OF
the same city were callers on Mayor
TAYLOR at his office in the Public building
Yesterday afternoon The two officials
exchanged views on the helmsnanship
demanded to steer municipal Ship Of
State" in these troIblous tunes The
visitors were introduced by William
Hanley Of the du Pont Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Circus Employe Suffers Broken Leg

Stewart Brooks, 30, belonging N
Oneonta n y, an employee of the Sells
Floto Circus was taken to the Delaware
Hospital this morning from Third street
and Railroad avenue suffering from
fractured leg lie was run over hy truck
took the injured man TO the hospital III
his automobile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Labor Temple NloYement.

Fred Stierlc, chairman of the Labor
Temple Association, advises that rapid
strides are being made at each meeting
toward the attainment of the goal, y
new subscriptions for stock coming in
every week. The next meeting will be
held next Saturday afternoon al Painters
Hall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
VITAL STATISTICS.

The Board Of Health reports for the
week show a favorable comparison with
those of year ago The births this year
were 81. marriages -. deaths 20, against
80 - and % IN 1917
-Four new cases Of diphtheria, seven Of
scarlet fever and thirteen Of measles
were reported during the week, and one
case uf anthrax
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
COOL AND WET NEXT WEEK.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, MAY l5.-We Gather pre-
dictions for the week beginning Monday
are North and Middle Atlantic States:
Far Monday and Tuesday. occasional
showers thereafter; temperatures below
normal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
AWARDED AMOUNT or POLICY.
Accident Association Must Pay Joseph
w. Merritt. Under Court Ruling.

Joseph Wilson Merritt Of Middletoun,
who was injured about the back in an
automobile accident in 1915, causing per
manent injury, was awarded a verdict
for the full amount asked this morning
in the Court Of Common Pleas before
Judge Rice IN his suit against the Red
Mems Fraternal Accident Association
His policy called for g25 per week for
26 weeks, none Of which was ever paid
With interest and costs the amount
now figures between $500 and 5000. No
defence was jnterposed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Firemen Put Out Rubbish Fire.

The district companies responded to an
alarm from Box 113 shortly before
today. This was occasioned by slight
Are in rubbish in the yard Of the Della
ware Leather Go. at Thirt cnth and
Lombard which was eXtingusihed with
SLIGHT damage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Hercules Club Dance.

The Hercules Club gave their fifth
dance Of the season last night in the
ballroom Of Hotel du Pont The Original
six orchestra furnished the music On the
committee were " L.
Hewes, G. +. Eastman, l. L. Finnan,
NJ Lynch, G I'll Knox
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

New York. May 15-Liberty bonds
final prices today were: 312s, 90.90; first
As, S4.60; second as, S4.10; first 412's,
S5.74; second AS, S4.40; third 414's,
SOS; fourth d S, $500; Victory 334 S,
$3.50; Victory 434 s, 95.52.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
New York Bank Clearings.

New York, May l5.-The actual con-
dition of clearing house banks and the
trust companies for the week shows that
hey hold SIS, ,752, $50 reserve in excess of
Iegal requirements. This is an increase of
s23 ,354 500 from last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Will Entertain Ladies'.

The Wesley brotherhood of Brandy
wine VI Il Church will hold ladies night
entertainment i'll the chapel on Tuesday
evening May rs at : o clock. The princi-
pal speaker will be Deputy Attorney
General r. Mnrren Green.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Hammer Club Dance.

The Hammer Club dance at Gilbert
Studio passed Oh most successfully last
night Or. and Mrs James I'll Hallett
Of this city. and Dr. and Mrs Rowland
II Foster Of Philadelphia chaperoned the
dance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
Bank CIearinqs Fall OFF.

The bank c!earinEs for the week are
So, 3,694, ,57287 as compared tos4 ,070, 93S so
for the corresponding week of last year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

Madison street, 5O4; Mrs. Sarah
Barsky owner, Hcjndle Samworth h Co
builders; alterations, 81 800
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Plea Ter spssdy ReeeenItIen.

Waxhington.-Effortx Of the New
Mexican government to obtain recogni-
ton from the United States were ini.
tiated by Fernando lglesias Calderon.
Mexican high commissioner to this
country. who held lengthy conference
with Acting Secretary Of State Davis.
Arguments and pleas for recognition
were presented by Mr.. Calderon to
Secretary Davis. who prior to the con.
fsrsace announced that the matter
would be referred to President Wilson.
The mission Of which Mr.. Calderon ID
the head. II was learned. had not
planned to begin the work Of obtain.
Ing recognition No soon. but develop
mcnta In Mexico were considered by
members OF the mission such ~ to
make haste advisable. Unrest In the
Mexican congress which has devel.
oped within the past two weeks and
the outbreak Of II new revolution
against the federal government In the
state OF Tnmnulipns. which WAS re-
ported to the State Department. led
the American advisers to decide In
favor Of quick action.
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Funds Tor Gvrses oisappsar.

ChIcago-Police took Samuel Airport.
proprietor Of the Northwestern Inter.
national Bank. into custody following
threats by a crowd Of neiGhborr. They
alleged that about $4,000 was intrusted
to Abort, who returned from Europe.
The money was for friends and rela.
tlves In Russia and Poland. The
money was not received BY the con.
signees, they said. II have traced q
number Of letters sent TO Russia and
found that they reached the Russias
ports, hut all trace Of them has been
lost after that" Airport said. THE IN.
settled condition In the country 10 the
cause. There n no guarantee that Q
misslve will be delivered from any or.
ganized government. Each city has
q separate ruler and = separate gov.
srument."
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INNES IS DIRECTOR
5000 APPLAUD As BAND GIVES
FINAL CONCERT.
INDIAN PAGEANT Is BIG SUCCESS
MAYOR BAILEY SENDS GIFT
TO LORD MAYOR.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Amld the applause OF over
1900 spectators the Denver Boy Scouts
band under the leadership OF Freder-
lex Nell Innes gave their final concert
ut the Auditorium before leaving for
New York City. They displayed u
technique that would be the envy Of a
much older and more experienced band
Of musicians.
An address by Mayor Dewey c. Bal
ley and the presentation Of the special
~ bound Robert Speer memorial vol
ams to Donald Welmer, honor scout,
~ the Denver mayors gift to the lord
mayor of London, followed the end Of
the first part Of the program. Mr.. IN
nes made brief talk In which he high
ly praised the scout band and ex-
pressed his deep regret at his inability
to accompany them overseas. He was
presented with huge bouquet Of
roses by members Of the band.
The second part Of the program,
given In an Indian setting, was begun
with the muffled beating of tOmtoms
and the strains Of weird Indian
chant. Then Indian warriors. resplen'
dent In aboriginal costumes and head
dresses appeared to give ancient In.
dian war songs and gr0texQue religious
dances.
At the end Of the pageant George l.
Nye made the farewell speech, and on
behalf Of Governor ShOup intrustetl
two letters to Donald Weimer. one to be
presented to the king Of England, the
other to the president OF France.
Owing to the length Of time con.
sumed In the presentation Of the pag'
cant. y number Of musical numbers O,l
the last part Of the program had to be
omitted no that the boys could pack
their instruments and get to the train
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-07-08

l.Ondon.--Th greatest Zeppelin ever
constructed, the LII, built In 1918 by
the Germans for the purpose Of bomb.
lng New York. hux been surrendered
to the Pullman airdrome. Recent dis.
patches from abroad have described
the super. Zeppelin LII ~ being ~
feet longer than the Zcppcilns which
carried out bombing raids on London
during the war. The alrship was said
to have n cruising radius Of $4,000
miles. with . speed Of 100 miles an
-FOUR.
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haIr Tonic Men Fined.

New York-PrisOn sentences totuling
fifty.ninc months and fines nggrcgnt.
Ing $4,000 were given three officers
Of the Gramatan Hair Tonic Com.
pany and the Herba Product Company
by Federal Judge Grubb here for vlo.
lation Of the volstcad internal revenue
acts. The defendants were charged
with having sold for beverage purposes
part Of l2AO00 gallons Of high grade
alcohol withdrawn from warehouses
supposedly for manufacturing pur.
poses. Bail Was fixed at $4,000.
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WET and DRY
were SHUT OUT
BITTER STRUGGLE ON coNvEN
TioN FLOOR ENDS IN De.
FEAT FOR BOTH.
ALL AMENDMENTS LOSE
CHAMPIONS OF RECOGNITION OF
IRISH REPUBLIC DEFEATED
~ GIG MAJORITY.

Auditorium, San Francisco, July g.
Forces of the Wilson administration
stood like stone wall in the Demo-
cratic convention against the onslaught
led by william Jennings Bryan to over
turn Its platform proposals with re-
spect to the League Of Nations and the
prohibition issue.
After turbulent oratory. the party
platform designed by Administration
leaders came through unscathed, Mr..
Bryan. who got the convention hall
cheers and 4 spontaneous demonstra-
ton from the galleries, was sent home
without any political bacon.
When the convention began to bal
lot on the issues 1t became apparent
almost Immediately that not only Mr..
Bryan but his rival disturbers In this
convention. the liquor plsaders were
going to be overwhelmed, and they
were.
Every amendment offered to the
platform was rejected, Bryan's prohi.
bitiOn enforcement amendment getting
only 1851 votes; the vets marshalinE
only 358 votes on their wine and beer
proposal. aud the champions Of recog-
milton Of the Irish republic railying
4O2h votes around the nag Of Erin.
The amendments to the platform Of.
fered from the floor and their fate
were AZ follows:
Proposal by Mr.. Bryan that the plat.
form declare for unqualified enforce.
ment Of the volstead prohibition act.
and against any modification Of Its
strict enforcement provision or amend.
inent to change the Limitation Of one.
half Of per cent Of alcoholic content
In permitted beverages, rejected By =
vote Of 1851 to 929h.
Proposal BY Richmond Psarson Hob.
son that the platform declare for un.
qualified enforcement Of the vslstead
act without reference to alcoholic con.
tent. an amendment originally suggest.
I'd by the Anti.SaloOn League. rejected
by q viva voce vote.
Amendment offered by B0urke Cock.
ran Of New York. for q modification Of
the volstead act to permit the manu-.
facture and sale Of light wines and
beers rejected BY vote Of Si6 to
726h.
Amendment by Delegate Dol,eny Of
California to put the party on record
us recognising the existing Irish rcpub.
lie. rejected by = vote Of 4O2h to 878.
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Grain care ordsrs1 West,

Chicago-Chicago railroads received
notice from the commerce commits.
sion that 37.75o empty grain cars had
been ordered delivered to western
states By eastern lines. OF this mum.
Der the first deliveries will be 1900 to
the Santa RI, 1900 to the BOO line. 800
to the Wabash, 200 TO the Chicago
Great Western. 800 to the Chicago 4
Northwestern. and 100 to the Rock
Island system. II was also announced
that deliveries Of grain cars would be
made to the Northern Pacific. Great
Northern and uniea Pacific roads.
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Smoker warts prs.sss,sn.

Chlcago.-rcrris brown. lacemaksi
at Zion City. has petitioncd States
Attorney james q. Welsh Of Lake
county for \ permit to carry \ rcvol.
yer 70 he can smoke unannoyed. 4
loaded gun Ii u necessary adjunct Of .
smokers kit In Zion City. he states
Ovcrscer wilbur Glenn voliva Of thu
Zion City church has retained slug
gers to enforce his anti.tobacco decree
and two attacked him the other aight
while he was smoking Q cigarette
Brown alleges.
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Fourth Man 70 Hans,

Chicago.-Sam Cartilnella. alleged
rinKieader Of gang charged with the
murder Of Arthur p. Bowman. 4 ~.
loOnkeeper. has been sentenced to
hang. Three other members Of the
baud already have been sentenced to
death and 4 fourth found guilty and
awaiting sentence. Cartiinella 10 the
nun sentenced TO hang dur.
ing the past few weeks.
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q. o. ?. Seats Menpar.Isan

Fargo, n. D.-Willlam LANCER had
q two to one lead over Gov. L. J. Fra.
xier. the N0npartisan League candi.
date In the contest for the Republican
gubernatorial nomination, when re-
turns from statewide primary had
been received from l43 scattered pre-
cincts. Returns representing both
towns and rural communities, gave
LANCER 10.Ss6 votes and Frazier ALP.
Almost every report showed increased
strength for LANCER.
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ChicngO.-A separate state u Chi.
cssor" mny be necessary unless Cook
county and down.state factions com.
nose their differences. Col. Il. III. Chip
u~rfieid. candidate for United States
senator. told the Association Of Com.
merce. 1.-The creation of separate
state Ii within the range Of possibility,
aud will be the natural solution Ut
Colonel ChipperfIeld said.
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Failing sessss,d k,,ls rh,.s.

Chicago.-Three men were killed
when n scaff0id IN which they were
working collapsed In the interior Of
u concrete smokcstack At the lroQuols
plant Of the Steel and Tube Company
Of America. on the South Side. The
men fell l23 feet.
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Vermont May Cali Session,

Acknowledgement Clement Of
Vermont. after conference here with
senator Harding. the Republican presi.
dental nomInee. indicated that he
would Immediately call the Vermont
Legislature In special session to act on
the federal suffrage amendment.
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Parashuts Jumper Fails 400 Fest.

Casper. WyO.-Frank Hanson. q
parachute jumper. fell 400 feet to
his death from an seroplans here when
n defective snap on his harness re.
leased him from his parachute. A
large crowd WAS given 4 thrill as Avia.
tor Bert Cole attempted to dive his
plane beneath the man and break his
fall. Cole missed him.
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vsisesad - Contest Primary.

Olivia, Mimi. d. Barnard Of
Rsnville. attorney for twenty-five cit.
izsns Of the Seventh Congressional
district. announced that action will BE-
instituted contestinE the nomlnation
on the Republican ticket q the Rev.
C. J. Kvals Of Benson. who defeated
Congressman A. J. volstsad for re.
nomination In the Seventh district In
the June n primary.
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rw.c.x.,eur Killed In MvtIny.

ROnir.-The newspapers announce
today that. according to official fIE.
urex, twsnty.four persons were killed
and neventy-one wounded during the
recent mutiny Of troops ut Anconn.
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a,ri p,ss q. s,.sr,na wh.sI.

Newark. n. J.-Miss Catherine Van
Meas, society girl and prominent mem.
her Of the "NIliIonaire colony" at Hut.
ton Park. West Orange. died at the
steering wheel Of her automobile here
while driving about the city with her
parents, Ar. and ArA Frederick l..
Van Ness.
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CAisass osel..

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co!n-Ne: I mixsA. ii.7SOl.7Sk: Ne.
6sts-kS. ! white. n.isOl.ilx: Nc
RArlsy-el.l1
sIs S:se e; IS: :;:::;;i:s:s:Fi''''*ssa,s!:'
E;:s63 'i;ss;!s:s';.,.,,.
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RA0TDRH LIVE oToCol.
A CAianaA.

s:s! ;ss ';si till: 'ssii
setiys: ~o.tiy steady. scms 49, hlgh.
s.ansa: . 's sfise i: :s.cA1 s's !:
lower: bulk bologna. $500 = 100; osivSs
20 cents lower: bulk, Ni.0oOi S.S0;
oeockers slow. steady.
lever Sssssr rrs SS' ~ 70 most = CO.'S sos
81 :;:: SS't H.. a1s ;;ss:
tito is.oo eis.n: e0'k OF desirable k''Ss'
.Shssp-LAmbs mostly u lower; sheen
tis.oo; bulk GOOD choice. SiS.co ei4.S3i
prime Western lambs hold higher; gool
fesrlink.. N3.?s: choice Idaho SWe6.
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The apparent purpose Of the Greek
campaign In Asia Minor is to squeeze
the Turkish Nationalist In a huge pin
GERS, crushing them without giving
them opportunity Of escape, military
authorities here believe. The landing
Of Greek troops at Panderma under
the guns Of British warships was re-
gardsd rs significant.
An advance by the Greeks from Pan.
derma would form the northern arm
Of the pincers, while the other arm Is
already pushing back the nationalists.
Severe fighting was indicated BY
dispatches from Greek sources stating
that In recent fighting around Philadel-
phia. Asia Minor. large numbers Of
Turks were slain by Greek cavalry.
The EatiOnalists were driven across
the Hermus valley by a strong Greek
saber attack.
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Chicago. Butter - Creamery. "a
=, Eks.zFirsts. !seoMe; er4iaas7
ITO See: storage packed exsrsa S3ES
storage packed firsts,. INC.
Pouitry-Allve, unchanged,
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METAL MAMl9oFs.
Colorado settlement prizes:
Bar silver. Sexc:
Lead, SS.Se.
0peitsf. $3.50.
TunSstsn. Per unit. Ss.SeOiS.Oo.
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GREEKS PUSHING TURKS
CAMPAIGN IN ASIA MINOR IS TO
SQUEEZE TURK NATioNALlsTs.
THE eoLsHEvIsT ARMY HAS
CAPTURED LEFT BANK OF
DNEIPER RIVER.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London, June 3O.-The army OF Cen
eral Wrangel, nnti-BOlshevist leader IN
the Crimea, has been completely de-
stroyed, according to dispatch from
Sebastopol. The Thirteenth Bolshevlst
army has captured the entire left bank
of the Dnieper river. the dispatch said
A Moscow official wireless message
said the new offensive launched by
the red troops against the poles had
put the Second Polish army entirely
out Of action and cut the Third army
off from all communication.