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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15
CATCHERs WON'T CATCH.
Experts Says Boil Weeyil Contraptions
of No Value.

sCounty agents and others have
written Prof. A. F. Conrad, entomolo-
gist for the Cron Pest Commission,
for advice as to the value OF boil
weevil catchers, and his reply may be
summed up in the statement: None
OF these contraptions have been found
OF value in accurately conducted
tests" He writes as follows:
referring to the boil weevil catch
ers. will say that in principle OF con-
struction 1t resembles great many
Of the various contraptions that have
been devised by various people from
the earliest days Of the weevips en-
try into the United States. None OF
these contraptions were found OF
value in accurately conducted &'
perimental tests.
"There are a great many factors
that make for or against a cotton crop
as every farmer knows. Some OF
these factors are controllable, while
the greater number are beyond the
farmers control. A great many creep
upon a farmer SO that he does not rec.
OgnlZ6, LQem uulll II 10 Oil WV
then he says, If had just known
that
"Time and again these factors are
favorable and the farmer makes 9
crop in spite of himself, and then
again they are unfavorable and the
farmer can not make crop in spite
Of himself.
"Time and again farmer uses
some scheme, may be boil Weevl!
catcher, a brush, a square collector
or anything, else, and he makes a
crop. Had the test been, accurately
conducted and all factors guarded b,
properly laid check, he would have
discovered that the success Of the
crop was not at all due to any one OF
more Of his schemes but to weather
conditions and parasitism and good
management. Frequently such tests
are in accurately made and are made
only in a single season, which g
trained experimentor would not al
all accept as conclusive"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15
A Modern Jonah's Whale.
Columbia Record.

COlumDla hecOTQ.
Jonah's whale has been discovered
A young specimen of the seamonster
that swallowed Jonah and held him
captive in his stomach was caught off
Miami, Florida, recently, after drag
ging boats about at the end of har-
poon for day and half. The fish
has throat big enough to swallow a
barrel easily, and the condition of its
bones indicates it was young. There
must be larger specimens Of its kind.
This whale-shark, as it is known,
has never been seen before. 1t lives
at a great depth and probably some
volcanic eruption brought it to the
surface, where it floated, unable to
dive.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

FOR SALE - My residence in east
Dillon. Has 9 rooms with baths
and all modern conveniences. l
am also offering all my household
furniture for sale at bargain prices.
!. Blum.-6 "a.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of Clerk of Court
for Dillon county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic Party ~ =;
- Jack o. Moody.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

For House of Representatives.
I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the House of Representa-
lives, subject to the rules Of the
Democratic party.
.., EARL, r. ELLERBE. p, ,
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

1 hereby announce myself as can
didate for the house of representa-
tives subject to the rules and regula-
tions of the Democratic Party.
J. w. Mckay.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

1 hereby, announce myself a candi-
date for the House of Representa-
tives, subject to the rules of the DEM
ocratic Party. Jas. w. Hamer.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

' I hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection to Congress from
the Sixth Congressionar District, sub
iect to the rules Of the Democratic
primary. Philip II. Stoll.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office of Sheriff OF Dillon
county, subject to the rules Of the
Democratic Party.
Don G. Martin.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15
For Solicitor.

1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for Solicitor, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party.
J. Monroe Spears.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

1 hereby announce myself a candi-
date for sheriff of Dillon county, sub
ject to the rules Of the Democratic
party. 8. s. Proctor.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15
For Sheriff

I hereby announce myself can
didate for reelection to the office of
Sheriff, subject to the rules Of the
Democratic Party. s. V. Lane.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

hereby announce myself candi-
date for reelection as Coroner. SUBJ
ject to the rules of the Democratic
Party B. F. Gasque., =.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15

You may be assured that ,uhether
the markets are up or down we lUil al
ways be able to giue you ,lower prices
than our competitor. Our quick turn
ouer and tremendous individual sales
see to that.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1920-07-15
Candidates Cards

For Clerk Of Court.
1 hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Clerk of Court subject to the
rules of the Democratic Party.
Sam McLaur'in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
To LOCATE GRAVES
of JEWISH SOLDIERS
Effort of Welfare Board to Marx
Resting Places is Com
nended.

Commendation of the efforts ~ tic
Tcwiah Welfare Board 20 locnte and mark
the graves of all icwp 81 the American
Fxpcditionary Forces Who died 10 Fraueo
- contained in letter from oloprl
Charles G. Picrcr. chpf pf tho Graves
Registration Service If The | nltod state
ARMY to the Iczgirh Weifer, Fnnrd The
letter, which was made puble 'oday by
olonei Harry Cutler, chairman of The
board n M follows
II hopc that you win convey n yo'ir
aseociatrs on the jewish Welfare Roard
M cordial appreciation 1f their ~ npora-
ton with ua IN nn attempt to h1vc tho
graves az orr American dead overseas
appropriately marked and also further
ASSURANCE that fhis lorirc for perfect r.
scription Il aH kern se that nf the sorrow
ing fnmiiry thcutselvce II Is only q innt
tor # t'rne whom We shall ~ aile, iy
~ operative efforts. - achirv- the desired
result
There arc sfiil = nuFnlcr of caer-z whore
W have bodic7 locatri. but there II aoTur
dierrc pancy ictvceD The nanlc rs reported
- us and The official rolls If thc War
Department In rocorcilr thoer differ
enccs requires considerable trne md rr-
search tut - rapidly as rretts rv0 Oh
tanned The proper uarnes arc made ~
record +
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GIVE STATISTICS ON
PREvEkTABLf LEtTHS
Delaware Safety Council Complies
Interesting Information for
Publication.

Statistics on deaths in the city and
State ior the year preceding October
/, 1919, classified with particular rel
erence to those which may be considered
Us prevent table have been gwen out
by the Delaware Safety Council.
The number Of suicides in 1918 was -,
and IN the first nine months Of 1919, only
r. HOmIcidcs showed the contrary tend
ency, the 1918 total being only q, while
the first niue months Of 1919 had Is. All
OF the homIcides save one occurred iii
New Castle county
The number o. deaths due to acci-
dent during 1918 was Z4S. while for
the first nine months If 1919 it amounted
to l26. The chief causes Of accidents in
the CITY during 1918 were as follows:
Burns, ~ gas asphyxiation, IS; accident
al drowning, 10; INJURY by firearms, is;
lraumatlsm by fall. 81 injury by ma
chlnery, 3 railroad accidents, 80: street
car accidents, 27; fractures, il; automo-
bile accidents, "a
study Of the accidental deaths IN
Wilmington shows that the greatest
number Of deaths occurred during No
vember, December ard January ard the
smallest number during June and July.
These deaths are Tor the most part Of
strong, vigorous persons, u any Of them
healthy chi drcn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ENGLAND's COLONIES.
Policy Of Mother Country Subject of Ad-
dress by Warwick James Price.

EnRlanda colonial policies we're the
subject Of an address last night before tho
New Century Club by v arwick James
Price, of New York. The empires tardi-
ness IN making good some of the reforms
the natives Of Indie Egypt and other
possessions have anticipated since tho
great war began was dwclt upon by the
speaker.
Speaking Of Egypt, Mr. Price said,
The only concern LLOYD George really
has in tho solution of the Egyptian
problem in TO find what relation VIII he
best to establish IN order that the natives
will continue to submit 10 British rule.
The settlement Of the question ~ one that
calls for supreme effort on the port of
British afat@manship. The onlg settle
ment that is worth while is ono that will
be lasting II will require different
methods IN dealing with Egypt than m
India. I'm Egypt there If widespread dia-
satisfaction among he natives, whlr "a
India much of the trouble lies IL poor
icadc-ship and corrupt officials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
BUTTER AND MILK TREES.

In hose days of provision prrnlcHtie7
II IS interesting Il find that thrrc exist
certain tropical trrcs which # IL wore
possible 80 grow IN tins country would
prove helpful a. II, community
There il tic bread trrc to start
with IL has a solid "fr.nt somewhat
larger than c"caant3t atid WHOM ihls ~
81 ccd and cooked Il tastes almost exactly
like bread
The butter tree of Africa too. pro
duccs as great quantity Il butter as
hundred pounds j: tlnc' Attrr only
a few months interval 4 similar amount
IS ready agaln. When hardened and saltcd
the product from the huttcr tree is like
fresh. sweet butter
The sugar ash" which grows III Sicily
contains = sap whlch hardcns int.s crude
sugar The natives use this without any
refining.
The milk trcc. which thr1ves IN South
America. i another of these wonderful
provision tr>c> It's SAP closely rc-
s,mt los rich COWS milk and the rati1 cs
enjoy Il lmmcn>Clv What i blessing t.
the barns a lcw thousand o5 those trees
would prove, wcrc i possible to grow
them here,
Certain tropical ,rocS furnish clothes
as well as food whi.>; the inner bark q
others makes good writing papcrl
Boston Post;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
SMITH SHOT OFFICER,
TO SERVE 10 YEARS
Convicted on Charge of Attempt
ing to Kill p ,'rolnan Ed
ward Dutt on

Iuarph Smith, West Indian, convicted
~ ae ault with intent ~ commit murdfF Dn
Police Officer Edward T. DuiUon ElevCfih
and Lombard str cts. on Drcrmier M,
wna sentenced ~ tru years WnprsOnurrt
and to pny $500 hnc ~ Judge Hcpri in
Court of General Ssssiotf ycetcrday afhr
noon
smith had pimiar charge agaiu-t
him FOR att mptiug % lll hie wife iui pa
this charge q nollo proarTu we crterrd
Smith Is alleged ~ Lavr hot hg wifc ln
the iaw following p Wmuol and OHicc
Duttop, who heppeu.d pcnr was iifrd
upon the bullet striking tim ,n the head
~ paauiug scubuce JIdgc II igol told
Smith fhr court mirufs tO do all q
ran ~ cndcavor 10 protect public officer
aud citizens M thclr Dlrurss and duiiee
about TIC city
james iaponti, rd,iod fw larcc1y
ON three chargcs, wac parol-d n Fropa
tiou Officer Frank Stout igr torn " rnr
year by Judge Courad J btauk BaN
rrurrFcntod The youth
Herbert q Truman, CHARGED with
forgery, wae acqT'tnd
AntOrio Ilnigiuo charged With vio'nt
ing th, social vico aw. pleaded guilty a1a
wap rcnhnced ~ four months lwprifon
fDru4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Jan . Charters were fled here.
Yesterday aS follows
linton OH steamship CO Wilmington
Del capital. SS0GOe one
Chicago and Guf oil &C. Chicago. IL. .
SO uoU 600
Waldorf Photoplass Inc. Whining ton.
Dei 81 .55n NU1
hast Ceast Huthouse Operators. Inc
Wilmington, Del. trees and plants 81
Phillips Webster oil CORPORATION Fort
Wortn. Texas 81 25o 600
Hilton Petroleum Go. Wilmington Del.
Mckoesport Consolidated Gas and OH 20.
Pnladelphia. Pa. shut .btal.
International Minins and Trading Cor
aora tior NcN York CtfS 5000 .Ostlu.
Prudential Petroleum Co. Wilmington
Del Saua.ua1.
Temsya on Corporauon New York City
,RutEeye steamship Co. Nov Yora Cisy.
orc Koasttng Development Co Phladel-
phia, Pa. furnaces $ioo.0oo
Versailles Union oil and Gas Co. Vii
,n Paan n" ciearasid coal Co. rhnadelpaia
Tenasssee Flour spar CO Knoxville.
Dealers Auto 81 - CO. Dover. Del.
@IO0. 600
ohio Valley Constructing Go Whining
on Dai. slo0,0Ou.
In ependent Trading aud Mercantile O.
n, York city SlUoOlJ
rixer on and t'as CO. Washington. D. a..
Sl00. 600.
rolstoy Pictures Corporation Whining
ton Del Slun 900.
Marshall Oil and Gas Co Wnmiag.ot,
Del SIS 600
b " Goodwin s sons. Rocky Point. n. q.
building materials $40 TOO
Hance x HoI Gas and Oil Co Whining
ton Del B5a.a00.
Forbes 0iI and Gas Co. " iImington. Del
S3a .U@u.
Michael w Kashmericb & Co Roosevelt
Pa steamship tickets SIS 600
Forbes Il Co. Inc. New York civ nrr
eaaudl SD Ha
Int, al nal Editorial Association Inc
WilaiH n Del no capital
Increases Ia capitai North American on
AMI Relniag Corporation. Oklahoma CIV.
OKLA. from S5.0G0.au to s6.lUo.O .OM'. ONO
Ranger oil Co. Cleveland Ohio. SiRaa-
OO0 70 81 100000: Foster Correspondence
Schools, inc, changed to Industrial Cor
respondence University s450.OOO 60 81
600 900.
Change Of name of Ia Compania Potro-
leum De David to la Compania del Pc
tTolio dc David
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
BY ORPHEUS CLUB
Concert VIII Be Given Thursday
Evening. With John B2nes
Wells as ScIoist.

An attractive program for the concert
on Thursday evening Of the Orpheus
Club has been announced. Us follows
Hunting Song, Billiard. from King
Arthur ,; Harki Harkl the Lark :
Schubert; Love Me or Not. Sccefi.
PHYLLIS Has Such Charming Graces.
Anthony Young; "Pught PLoebls
(James Hook Mr. Wells.
Focr Am .ican Indian songs, Cadlnan
Prom the Lard Of tho sky Elue VI atcr
''Thc White Dawn Is Stealing Ear Off
Hear Lovers Flute The Moon
Drops Low.
SIX Fun Fathom OF Men, Seller,
0rpheus Club.
Song from Omar Khayyam, Harris.
Down by the salty Gardens. old Irish
melody; Go Ieown Moses; Nobody
Knows tic JrodrIe I've Seen, two
Negro sprit1tals. Mr. Wells
Twilight, Masscnct; "Italian Salad.
Genee, incidental solo by Mr. Wells,
Orphells Club
Sweetheart. I'm Dreaming Of You,
Kinder; Kitty, Wells, Dream Port,
Wells; Sylvia, Speaks; A Khaki Lad,
Aylward; Mir Wells
"Violets, Kinder. dedicated TO Or
phcus CluhJ Soldiers Chorus, Gounod
from Fa,2t"), OrpheS.s Club
John Barnes Nellss tenor viii be the
soloist Ralph Kinder Of PhlladeIphia is
the director and Carlisle Hemplill, ac-
The voices Of the club follow.
First tenor q. y Price, c. r. Evans,
". H. Spry, II II Collins, J.. NJ Taylor.
y. r. Montgomery, " + B,tlrr, W "
Walls, J. W. Croney II. II. McCanna,
second t2nors &. +. Pierce, II. r.
BuTkhead VI. Z. Coffin, S. s. Harris, T
w. Singleton, A. Newlm, r. Saltnuan
b X. Cook, NJ W. Brashears, T. r. Tai
ley, H. j. Tatnail
First ba<so- Frank + Palmer, James
NJ Fngelman. +. W. Harper. r. II
Schultz, W. r. Dickson. G NJ Carver,
T. NJ Butler ,. X Gause r X. Lewis,
W Flndlay J. r. Alichaelis
Second basso DR. Julian Adair r. A.
Mitchell, H. S. Lawton, j.. S. Haynes,
i. b Meyer, NJ. G. Crossan j g. Calhoun.
4. r.. Iilley A. v. Gemmill, q Il Bride
well, H, w. Crawford, Ii. q. Stanley, b. L.
Meredith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MILK MUCH BETTER,
ABRAAAMS SAYS
Health Committee Chairman
Wants Ordinance Discussed
From Every Angle

Commenting on the proposed milk
ordinance before City Council. printed IN
Every Evening yesterday Chairman
Alexander r. Ahrahams. az the health
committee OF that body says
This mattcr should bv no means lc
rushed The health committee rushed tho
installing Of tho now milk testing ma
chimes Sc and the installing Of the ncw
rNethod of testing milk have also fol-
lowed closely the work Of Mix Inspector
IIollctt and + l.pske, thc man hired by
the State Board Of Health. He IS a coIlcCc
graduate and was selected by State
Bae terioiogist Watson Of Newark
The state Is 10 continue paying his
salary until June 80, so the CITY ls assured
Of real tested milk until then The new
budget Of Council " i'll have 10 take care Of
the mstter after that date.
Inspector Holiett il Is understood,
wants a raise IN pay and an automobile.
Wilmington IS low getting better
milk than ever before Mr. Ahrahams
stated ''The reports show the great i'm
provcment- 1t IS really - 10 so per cent
better
My idea in the matter is to have the
milk Inspector, city Board Of Health
State Board Of Health. milk men and
Others discuss the subject from all angles
and adopt the hest ordinance possible
Zone matter brought ont at hast Wod-
nesday nights meeting, was that TIE State
Board of Health has power to stop milk
men from bringing 10 Wilmington milk
taken from tubercular COWS. The State
has State veterinarian. Can he not cX-
anime sor1c Of these COWS aud condemn
them? ANY ordinance the city would pass
would on ~ hold good IN the city. No
city official could go into the country
d -5trIcts and insist on testing the cows.
The state Board OF Health should do this
now
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GOLDEY ALUNiNl MEETING.

On January Is At Gcldev College
AT SIS y. n. Goldcy ilumni VIII give in
addition 10 an entertaining program. q
debate on the subject: BE II resolved
that college education rather than a
commercial school education better its
d man TO became successful manu-
tscturer. The speaker wlil tie. AtIir1n-
atIve, Charles A. keedy negative, " e.,
3eisinger
Mr.. keedy IS 4 graduate of Harvard
and is now 8 law associate Of Caleb f.
Hurchenal Esq Mir Reisinger Is an
accountant IN the employ Of the du Pont
90.
The newly elected officers will be in
stalled There vii! also be refreshments.
followed By dancing. All graduates Of the
school, as well as alumni member, are
requested to attend this meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK
TO Be OBSERVED HERE
January II 70 "a is Time; Meeting
TO be Held Monday for
Organization.

National Thrift week, January 1924
ei!l hc fiftingly observed in this city. nc
cording TO the plans Of those interested
IN the subject. 4 meeting for orcaniza-
non viii be held on Monday at II O clock
IN the Y NJ c. A. building. al which
representatives Of all business orCaniza-
tIons and civic welfare agencies are in
cited, and where an address will be made
~ Z. G. Wilson, of the National Thrift
headquarters in New York.
During the drive, thesutject Of thrift
VII be presented IN schools churches
hops factories, and other places where
people meet: addresses made and literature
distributed.
The movement hss the Endorsement Of
NE American Bankers Association. United
states League OF R'nIa;no and Loan As
socIstions. Natlona ieration Of Con
str'Ictivs lndustri. Va, nal Real Estate
Boards, National I fe Underwriters. Na-
,Ional Credit Mem Association, Retail
Eedit Mems Association, Retail Credit
Men 4Assoclat on Retail Commercial
Union, American Life Convention and
many others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plsns and estimates approved Nv the
Building Inspectors office include:
Eighth street, northwest corner Kirk
wood; Charles Sehoensxrg, owner, L. W
Waller, builder; additions $500
Eighteenth street. southeast corner
Washington street. Mrs Iva VOTERS.
owner, George A Barnett, builder
heating plant. $1,000.
Ninth street southwest corner Orange
Greenbiatt ard Boazart, owners. Heslcr
Inc. builders. sign, $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Miss Rebeeca Clark Entertains.

The Gibble C1obble Git Society was
entertained II five hundred TUESDAY eve
ning bv Miss Rebccca Clark At her home,
l02J TatuaI street The winner Of the
lrst prize was Miss Helen Cecilia Burke
The winner Of the consolation was Miss
Mary Fyangellna Kelly. and the winner
j the booby was Miss Alice Maria Hanlcy
The other members include Misses Sara
Burke, Mary Fitzpatrick, Mary Hyde,
iirs. James r. Harkins Mary Lynch
Gertrude Mooney, alice German, Mary
Griencr. Mrs Samuel G. Weaver a
eupper MAS served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
STIFF NECK, LUMBAG0
Aches and Pains ~ Rheumatism S0u-e-
times Almost : nbegrabie.

'ihrrr arr s7c7fhcv Conditions tfet
mnlc rheumatism worse Thoy arr r
thc samc y hf 1ere nf \ pcrsors -r01"
victims IL thta rltvr sr suffer vcre "a rr
ua~n weather nen FL r0uirt ~nid wraiior
but III sGff rnro IN lras eil fhr tIuo
q hc eHgsn ni ri'c nttlsr1 II an rvrrEa
of rir teid rs tfr 5l,od affecting he
muscles rd .u7ts Hence the blood mus
havr 4ttcrtcn for permanent results u
tie Treatment af f.a snaoe
Ijs,od ar9aplr,ii3 rae gwen enf3rp
satisfaction rs fnonaanrls RI ~aars. m npt
tti t1 givn ( "a trial
H u isvafgc q ~o1rd take Hoods
tllls -hov don't grlre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Not Liberty Housing Go.

Yesterday in a. item referring to Union
faTk Gardens pglnted in Every Evening,
the name q The Liberty Hous inc Go. was
used 10 connection With the ownership.
This IS incorrect. and sho"ld have been
Liberty Land Co Tie Liberty Housing
(". y an entirely different proposition,
Interested ln housing development IN
the Eleventh ward.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Plans for Red Mems Benefit.

Tonight the Powwow Committee Of
The United Tribes Of the Improved Order
sf Re,i Men will meet in Red Mems Hall
- consider plans for the benefit to be
gwen n odd Fellows Hall ID February
for the orphans fund The Councils of
Pocahontas are taking q most active III
tcresf Great Sachen Gradwohl is char
man Of the committee. assisted BY his
cabinet OF great chiefs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
wIn Rctnrn 70 Panama.

Fra Dau2hor'y. member - tho
3ist infsrf-l Stationed ~ Parwia
alll rctern tp i'7 pn ~ fcw inys li't
raIf ~ nrthcr Mrs Adolne Dough
erfy 1D3 West -,Eth street
n Clicago i 7 sfIrnafoA fhaf irr
yenrs win hn rcqarj to rnakn good 'h.
dchrirrcy n hourtng e~rprnnn p'7Hn0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Rice Sells al Record Price.

Sacramento, Cal Jan. 10 What
growers said was a record price for rice
was bid yesterday by the american I'M
port and Export Company, which offered
S26 cents a pound for 300 bags held
by the Pacific Rice Growers Assc citation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Armstrong for comptroller.

Warren Arms rong ~ Prncadcr hun
ired has Isceu proposed for thc Rcpuhiirar
for county comptroller
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Chair man Elliott Recover;ng.
NEW CHARTERS.

Ghairman Of the Lcvs Court, Isaac c
EInott, Is recovering from his recent illLeas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Joins Govafos Force.

]. Wqlter Turner has become associated
with the real estate firm OF John Goyatos.
with offices IN the Ford Building.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-07
PREMIERS TO DECIDE
 ATTITUDE OF ALLIES
lBY United Press ]

London, Aug. Whether the great powers will engage in actual warfare to turn back the Russian tide now breaking resistlessly over Poland depends upon the results of the con- ference Sunday between Lloyd George and Premier Millerand at Boulogne. Although the British cabinet fayors which will amount to war, public dis approval Of this course caused Lloyd George to postpone presenting this program to parliament until after he confers with Premier Millerand.
 While the conference is being awaited, high officers of the British army and navy are preparing plans for vigorous and immediate action againstRussia.
 Advices today from the front indi- cate that the Polish armies, with their backs against their capital, are hold ing the soviet forces in check. They have not averted capture of Warsaw, however, and that city is in imm nent danger. Military experts expect the reds to redouble their assaults upon the city after new supplies have been brought up, the present lull being due to depletion of military stores.