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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
LANDSLIDE IS NOT
YET IN EVIDENCE
Delegates and Leaders Both Ap.
parently az Sea as 20 Out
come Of Contest.
By Associated prcss 20 Every Fvrninr

By Associated Press 90 Evory FrrninF
San Frnncisco. July Balyfirr o.
Presidential candidate Wre resumed Hhn
the Democratic oonvrnfin inn wrf 'oda
Two ballots ycre tskrr before rfi0lr
rnent last night without anv esnd'drf
receiving more than about Yne-'frf
tho required two-ffirri- v1foe - uruIrrfr
hut as the delrgstrs lrscmhled flr r'n
Il erpected ~ ~ No hrni srrVn VT i|.
convention, predictions we're made ffaf
nomination would come without lrt
tracted struggle
jus, az Harding nanr filed fre af'
as tho probable Kcpuhiirrn nnrrfre
three wacks aro ihre morning n nn
final day 81 The Rrpuhhran convention
~ William n Ne Adoo naue apprlred
n be IN tho asccndancv ~ trc deirHaie
assembled today. with thig diHerenee f'Hf
the Ohio candidate had hern agfeed Hnun
by the elements m r0ntr0l ~ tne iii'n-
tion n Chicago while fhe New YORK nan q
supporters has still ~ TIGHT q stubborn
opposition
Friends n AttDrnev-C .anerai ralrrr
and supporters ~ Governor Cox took cess
~ careful account the reported STRENGTH
of MrAd0o but expressed ~ fear tnai tn
could win the nomination The falmar
and Cox men would cunrede nofnluE Ulf
claimed they would pick up many 1fir-
gates from the sratterrd candidate nhu
were exported % vanish rapidly.
McAdOo men admitted their randldnf fr
had the opposition 81 certain leader 1lt
said that If was not well orEanizfd Nrf
claimed hIs strength was IncreaEIne con.
stantly
Reports that New York rouid throw
most Il not an iis strength - Mckdco ner'
heard early TO-DAY Leaders ~ tte aeio.
cation, however, would nnt discuss iAi'
expert - say thrv would stick o. Cover
nor smith unfn further notice
McAdoo and Cox wrre fhc leading prr
dictions today, coupled nIth taik "a Mc
Continued IN uazc i1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
FLYING RED FLAG. SHIP
REACHES BUENOS AIRES
Italian Steamer, Manned by Com
munists, Given Great
Reception.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY ASSDslANeu GEGSS W NsNtAs Evening
Bueno Aires, July 3.-The Italian
steamer Belluno arrived from Genoa
today flying the red flag Of communism
aloft and the Italian flag at her stern.
The vessel was manned by communist
crew who operate the ship on basis Of
equality from captain to cabin boy, with
the exception that powers have been dele
gated to few of their number as officers
to maintain discipline All receive the
same salary excepting those with addition
al responsibility who get additional
pay for special expenses.
The Belluno brought a cargo from the
Genoa cooperative society, which Cap
tain Timlietti Of the Belluno directs and
of which the crew are members. The
steamer entered the port with the crew
manning the rail and waving red flags.
She was greeted with footing Of whistles
by harbor tugs many of which flung out
red flags and escorted the Belluno to her
pier where great demonstrations were
staged by 1000 port workers Of the Buenos
Aires maritime federation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
HEAVY RAINFALL
HERE LAST NIGHT
There Was Total of 2.S7 Inches,
But No Serious ID amage
Was Done.

The heavy rain and thunder storm of
last night brought relief 10 the sweiiering
citizens of Wilmington. During the
storm the temperature dropped To o.
degrees. a welcome difference over previous
hot nights.
The weatherman would not hazard n
guess on whether the cool weather follow
ing the storm would continue over July
a. Predictions from Washington fore
cast probable fair weather over the
Fourth. There is probability that the
weather man is in league with the sea-
shore resorts and Is Withholding the
prediction of cool Fourth in an effort
10 drive the heated idle populace of
Jhe usual July 20 the relief of salt breezes
and waters. The one point ON which he
is not silent or which there rs no specula-
tion is the fact that IL IS gong 10 be
"dry" celebration.
The storm began shortly before s
o clock last night with q gentle rain,
accompanied by a cool breeze and an
almost immediate drop in temperature.
II lasted until after midnight and develop
ed periods of severe thunder and lightning
The heavy rains washed out the dusty
streets but so far as could be learned this
morning did no damage to trees or other
property in the city. The city engineer S
office reported the total amount of rain
fall for last night as PSI inches. This
is an unusual depth for a storm of such
short duration.
No damrge by lightning or storm was
reported in the rural districts. Though
the heavy rains washed out the fields
somewhat the effect of the rain was more
beneficial than harmful, farmers in market
said. Oats and wheat fields suffered
slightly from the heavy rain.
Trolley traffic in Wilmington was not
interrupted and electric service was not
impaired in any way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
CLEAR FOR THE FOURTH.
Temperature Lower With no
Storm in Sight for To-
morrow or Monday.

There is no storm within signalling dis
tance. according to the weather bureaus
dispatch to Every Evening Just before
noon today. The severe and prolonged
storm of last night has materially cooled
the atmosphere. and the mercury had
descended TO so degrees at the noon
reading. This is a drop of about seven
degrees compared with Yesterdays tenn
Ircrature at q corresponding hour.
There Is no storm nor hot wave In sight
and tomorrow IS scheduled to be clear
and cool aud so far as the prophet can
peep into Monday no disturbance Is
sighted.
The storm last night is reported to
have been of immense benefit TO growing
crops, and the pasture which Wa showing
the need of rain.
The good weather, and the falling to-
gether of two days for the Fourth OBJ
servance has had the effect of almost
cmptying the city. The cars bound
shoreward are packed with passengers
and the resorts will be crowded for the
next two days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
AGREE ON DIVISION OF
GERMAN |NDEMN|T|ES
France to Get 50 Per cent, Great
Britain %, Italy 10,
Belgium 7.
Nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Brussels, July 3.-An agreement has
virtually been reached by the allied pre-
miers in conference here with regard to
the division of German reparations on the
basis of So per cent to France, p per cent
to Great Britain, 10 per cent to Italy, per
cent to Belgium and 8 per cent to Serbia,
The remaining three per cent will be
divided among other allies including Ru-
mania, Portugal and Japan. Italy also
will receive certain economic and financial
advantages.
Italian delegates to the conference are
standing firmly for the payment TO the
country of 20 per cent of the indemnity
to be paid by Germany. Belgium dele
gates are showing great surprise that they
Should be requested to make sacrifices for
the sake of Italy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
TRICKED ENGLAND into
MAKING WAR ON RUSSIA
Newspaper Publishes Document
Claiming 70 be Expose Of
Churchills Intrigues.
BY Associated Prcs. ,o EVERY EveaanE


London, July Newspaper FRIENDLY
10 the BolshevIkl give prominence fn
secret document Published the reus-
paper Pravda 0f Moscow. Enlcn a. .tId
10 expose Winston spencer hurrnaI
intrigIes with the Russian 'mreriali.is
in support Of General DeniAuc, fhe
south Russian anti-Bolshevik .ealer
The document, lt b. sald. 1vas found at
Omsk after the retreat oi Adm3ral huiriak-
IL was brought from Moscow IN -ne
British labor delegates who visited hus-ia
this spring.
The CLAIM Is maie IS the Herald. "a
labor organ. that the document proves
Churchill "trlcked the country nto meh-
ing war upon Russia. rOnCealng from h's
colleagues and the country the .arf feet
he was making terms with Czarst gn-
erals
Writs have been served on the -oVHt
trade mission herr .erkmg to seQgCstr4tc
its property for the satisfaction 40 creditors
of the Soviet government. arrurulng tn
the Herald sir EdN lrd Carson ha-
been retained as attorney hy The sotcL
mission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
NEW SUGAR REFINERY
Preparation to Construct an Elab-
crate Plant South of the Chris
tiana River.

Armstrong and Latta, engineers, of
Philadelphia, have begun the erection
of two-story temporary structure 25xl00
feet on the Wilmington Sugar Refining
Co.'S plot, on the south side of the
Christiana river. to be used as executive
Offices during the construction of the
refinery
The plant, it is rumored, is planned TO
be the largest in the world, costing several
million dollars. ] the precedents of
other plants are followed, the building
will be at least seven stories high, the
process being begun on the top floor and
progressing downward to the ground.
The temporary structure is estimated to
cost between eight and ten thousand
dollars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
TALK OF DRIVES
AGAINST LEADER
Anti Men May Try to
Defeat Him With Cox
or Palmer.
A A~o-t.,ed Press 70 Every Evening
RESULT OF FIRST BALLOT.

San Francisco. July 3.-Two ballots on
candidates were taken last night by the
Dcmocratic National Convention and
with McAdoo, Palmer and Cox remaining
nj the head of the list IN the order named,
hut all long way from the nomination,
recess was taken until this morning at e.5u.
Il 80 Wilmington tmel.
The McAdoo people, claiming they were
certain TO put their candidate over on the
fourth ballot, opposed the adjournment,
which was taken on motion OF former
Representative Fitzgerald, of New York.
when il was put for vote there was
loud chorus on each side OF the question
and Chairman Robinson declared 1t
adopted. while some of the McAdoo sup
porfcrs were clamoring for a roll call on IT.
THREE LEADERS GAIN.
All three of the leaders made gains
ON the second ballot. McAdoo picking
ms, twentv-thrcc and making his total 2s9,
Palmer receiving ten additional, making
26s. while Cox gained 25, giving HIM to-
tsl Of l59.
The Palmer forces, who had opposed
an adjournment following the adoption
al the platform. were now ANXIOUS to DIS
continue ballotlng until tomorrow but
the McAdoo people would not consent
and DaSSctl the Wpfu diRutlh histN ~
pectcd their candidate TO 60 over on the
fourth ballot They were determined TO
remain In session.
When the first ballot began, Ala
barna. the first State called, split, ITS
strength many ways. but McAdoo drew
the hons share of its nine votes. In Arr
roma too. McAdoo had wide edge,
taking four of the six votes. Ten OF Cali
fornia's o6 went 10 McAdoo.
The first State from which Palmer got
plurality was Colorado. Connecticut
cast her fourteen solidly for National
Chairman Cummings, Delaware. and
Florida both scattered their strength and
then Georgia cast her twenty-eight all for
Palmer and Idaho followed by giving all
her eight to McAdoo. Palmer got the
best of the count in Illinois, taking
thirty-eicht of the tifty-eight.
When the twenty votes of Kansas
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
BANDIT HOLDS UP SALOON.
Kills Bartender, Wounds AnotherNlan and
Escapes, in Philadelphia.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, July 3-A masked bandit
shot up saloon last night killing Carl
Glathern bartender and wounding another
man. With a black mask covering his
face the bandit entered the place with a
revolver in each hand He ordered the
four occupants INTO a corner and then went
to the cash register.
When Glathern made move to resist
him he opened FIRE. The robber escaped
in an automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS TO
PASS ON WAGE AWARD

Chicago, July 3.-More than 1000 Of
ficials of the Is railroad brotherhoods viii
meet in Chicago July 10 to pass on the
wage award Of the United States Railroad
labor board.
This became known today when tele-
grams TO this effect were received by the
brotherhood chairman on all lines running
out OF Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
HlAR ALARMING NEWS.

Brussels, July 3.-The allied conference
in session here has reosived alarming
news regarding the progress of the Rus
sian Bolsheviki in their offensive against
Poland
Marshal Foch, the allied commander
in chief, and Field Marshal Wilson, head
of the British general staff, have been
consulted by the conferees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
IRON STEEL AND TIN
WORKERS AGREE ON SCALE

Columbus, O, July 3.-Conferenee
committees Of the western sheet tin
manufacturers and the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
have signed TN agreement. About $4,000
workers IN the Chicago. PittsbHg and
eastern Ohio districts are affected 4
wage increase Of 934 per cent IS granted
and the union Is permitted TO organize
crafts in all plants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
BOZ DRAGGED BY AUTO.
John Wianiwsky Badly Injured While
Playing in Shallcross Avenue.

John Wianiwsky, z years old was struck
by an automobile while playing at Shall
cross avenue and Jackson street about
$50 last evening. and is at Physicians
and Surgeons Hospital suffering from con-
cussion Of the brain and possibly fractur-
ed skull
He was playing baseball In the street
with group Of other boys and did not
notice the approach OF the car It knocked
him forward on his face He fell under the
car, and. part of the mechanism catching
in his clothing, he wss dragged along the
street.
The boy was hurried to the hospital,
DIR. Stanley Szypkowski, who is attending
him. said this morning that he is
confident the child will recover, and that
his skull may not be frsctured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
STRIKE AyERTED AT LINN.

Lynn. Mass. July 3.--A general strike
of the $4,000 employees Of the general
electric company here voted by all craft
unions in the plant has been avoided By
a settlement Of differences.
The time study system to which the
operatives objected will be continued but
with representatives Of the employees
holding watches alongside company rep
resentatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
Cal Joseph G.. French Dead.

Joseph G.. French of Penn's Grove, n.
j., for many years proprietor of French
Hotel now owned by the Wilson Line,
died yesterday. Funeral services will
be held from his late home in Penn's
Grove ON Thursday morning at 1890.
Interment will be private at East View
cemetery, Salem, n. j. The body
can be viewed on Monday morning from
s to 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
HEAT PROSTRATION.
Fred c. Phillips Overcome While Working
at Todd's Cut.

The first heat prostration Of the year
was reported when Fred c. Philips, aged
10 wears. 6O2 East Seventh street; was
overcome while working at the Iodd's
Cut shops late yesterday afternoon.
He was tax en- TO the Pennsylvania rail-
road station ON shifting engine and was
then removed to the Homeopathic Hos
pital in the police ambulance, where he
remained short time after which he was
taken to his home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
FRENCH DECORATE FOR FOURTH.

Paris. July 3.-The government has
ordered the principal public monuments IN
Paris decorated with French and American
colors for the Fourth of July, French
universities will hold exercises, Senators
from Alsace and Lorraine today placed
wreaths on the statue of Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
MORE FIGHTING IN ELAND.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cashe. Ireland, July "a party in
ambush attacked four policemen yester-
day, a sergeant was killed and a, con-
stable wounded. The attacking party
escaped
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
GEN. GoRGAs CRITICALLY ILL.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, July 3.-Major General VIM.
c. Gorgas, former surgeon general OF
the United States. was somewhat better
last night but his condition was still
critical
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
StradIey-HudsOn Marriage.

Miss Mabel b. Hudson, 200 West
Twenty-Third street, and Harry p.
Stradley, son Of Magistrate and Mrs.
Harry b. Stradley, will be married this
afternoon The groom is former member
Of the Fifty-ninth Pioneer Band.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
NOTHING EASIER

than to find what you look for in
the Want Ad columns of The Every
Evening. You should turn to these
columns daily until you find the
thing that you want.
The Want Ad columns. form a
selling-buying-want catalog, listing
the needs and wants of the people
everywhere. Up-to-date people
use Wan. Ads regularly and know
their power.
It's quick and economical-iust
as easy us finding friends name in
the telephone book.
The Every Evening will carry
your message.
PHONE
TWO-TWO-HUNDRED
Ask for q Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
Amusemeats Tonight

Playhouse- Nazinoya in "The Heart at .
Child.
Queen--J oliver CurWood' 5 The CourlEa
Of Nfarge o 'Doonc.
ajestic--'"fhe Great AcCllcnt
Savoy-Ed IN Hanor IN "Chtidruu of Ags-
tiny
Strand-'.Thc Fear Mnrkct.
Rialto-"TYFins OF Siffcring Crcck.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
POPULATION OF YORK.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Bulletin Washington. July 3.-Revis-
ion Of the population figures Of York, Pa,
today placed the number at H,5l2,
instead of Al, ,499 as previously announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
OPPOSITION STIFFENS AGAINST
McADO0, WHILE HIS MANAGERS
CLAIM NOMINATION CERTAIN

While Of Formidable Proportions Opponents Can Find No
Ralyng Point--Friends Of ExSecreary Of Treasury
Claim Early hccessons From New York-Georgja Dele
CATION Expected TO Leave Palmer and Go to McAdoo-
Predictions Today Include Cox or Meredith for Second
Place With Leader in BaIloting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
McADOO IN LEAD ON OPENING
BALLOT, But FALLS FAR SHORT
OF VOTES NEEDED TO NOMINATE

Palmer Close Second, Cox Third, With Scattering Votes
for Fayorte SonsLeaders Make Slight Gains on Second
Ballot at Expense Of Trailers Second Ballot Con-
vention Recesses Until Today---Forces Of Leader in
Strong Position and Claim Victory by Fourth or Fifth
Ballot. ssaRsS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03

The Red Arrow Bus Line will operate
bus from Fourth and Market to Augustine
Beach Sunday, July 4th, leaving and
10 q. m and / p. m.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03

Eyeglasses, watches, ieWeiry repairing
Collins x Meyer, l0l West Eighth stro-t
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03
BoLsHEyIKI CAPTURE LEMBrRG.

London. july The Boishevik have
captured Lemberg, Jkraine, according
TO news from Poland sent by che Daily
Mails correspondent.
Iemberg, which formerly Was tla
capital Of Gahcia and belonged o. AUSTRIA,
became part Of Ukraine BY The neaca
treaty. IL Is thlrty-hvc miles east ai
the Ukrainisn-P0lish frontier.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-03

Certified milk for infants. Clover Dairy
Co.--Ady.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-09
BUY NOW

SOa 5mi Prescott on Public Road Rural Mail and Telephone line. Right at school house and church all fenced and cross fenced Good residence, barn and outbuildings. Good three room tenant house. Nice orchard. Balance pasture with springs that furnish water the year round. A real home at bargain Possession given for sale or trade. Price s2,500. Nat Martin. 17-tf
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-09

The Nevada Post American Legion is very anxious to learn the names and date of deathhs of all soldiers and sailors from Nevada ee..ntz .s,.ss :. .ss, {, died in service during tie world war. Please send all information to J. E.. Barlarn.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 For County and Probate Clerk.
 We are authorized to announce AL gia billiard as candidate for County and Probate Clerk of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democra- tic primary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
UNREST IN ARGENTINA
spread or Strikes Cause Much Con.
Germ Throughout Republic;
Press Deplorcs situation.

BuENOs AIRES, Mar 1.-THE
recent growth of labor unrest
throughout Argentina, as manifested
by the spread Of strikes in various
cities, has evoked much comment
from the newspapers. ono news
paper characterizes the movement as
militant syndicalism on the war
path, while others cite the inCreas-
ing numbers of acts of violence. in
cluding shooting and resistance to
the police. The press generally de-
plores the indications that the work
ers are carrying firearms and using
them indiscriminately
Rosario, the great grain port
hotbed OF the syrdicalist agitation.
where multiple strike movements
are in progress, is declared TO be the
In that port stevcdores, carriers,
chautfeurs. bag makers and milkmen
are on strike. and there have been
some encounters with the police.
The stevedores OF five other ports
have proclaimed sym pathetic strikes
which are holding or delaying over
seas shipments. Argentina's coast
wise and river commerce at the
same time, has been paralyZed near
ly a month by a strike of steamship
crews with no signs of an immediate
settlement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
Title Tourney Starts at
1 O'clock Friday
Afternoon.
WINNERS ANNOUNCED
Close Play Features District
Meets-McDermott
Is Referee.
v Winners of Scholastic
District CGgiRg Meets

District Tuisi
UIstrica 2-- Muskogcc.
District Carey.
District - shawnee.
rIa.lct h--Dklihoma C!ty.
District 6-#F,l Reno
District Thomas
District Blackwell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
5000 FaiI To File Tax,

OKLAHOMA CITY. March l6.-
A. least 1000 persons in Oklahoma
failed TO file their income tax re-
turns. Hubert l.. Bolen announced
tonight He said that from this
number the government will collect
penalties OF 2j per cent Of the
amount Of the tax unless a valid OK
cuso is made and accepted by the
revenue collector. In addition the
taxpayer Is assessed an amount not
In excess Of 1000 and must file an
affidavit with the return explaining
'hc cause of his failure to comply
with the law, Bolen said a number
OF evasion cases from this district
are now before the treasury depart
Tc'f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17
Last Nights Bouts

IHIfADELPHtA-Lcw Tend
Ter outpointed Johny Rose, 81.
Paul lightweight In six rounds.
LANCAST ER-Jackio Clark
outpointed Frank McGulre in 10
Pounds.
WHEELING, W. va Waiter
stewart, local foathorwcight. won
a popular decision over JUic Fox
in 10 rounds.
HOT SPR rNGS Ark.-t,Gdie
Coulon won 4 referees decision
over Nate Jackson.
TERRE HACTE, Ind.-Clint
Flynn stopped Tommy league In
one round.
WICHITA FALLS. Texas
Young Ftzsimmons OF Oklahoma
city Knocked out Bob Decker of
Erdmore IN the seventh round of
a scheduled 12-round 40 here last
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-17


snr.'.. i' The world
NORMAN. March Opeping
ermc of the Oklahoma state hirh
school champiou,hip boys hasl,a'
ua. tournament Will start al
1 ock Friday afternoon. March 49,.
In fHo urmory. University of Okla.
rama I'D Moacham. secretary OF
20, Oklahoma high school athlete
association. announced late Monday
.n,rroon Hugh McDermott. vet.
orau oklahoma athlete. has been a
uouuccd as official referee for all
championship games /The eight
.ram. viii be entertained hy the uni.
yrr4Itv fratcrnitios.
Mcachan received word from Du-
rant boy telephone Monday forenoon
announcing The last Of mo eight dis
.r.of championship teams -Caney.
Tulsa defeated jerks az Tulsa FOR
tho championship Of district Mus
lnccc defeated Oknulgec at Musko-
.ec bon district .; shawnee defeated