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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
{, O,P, SPURNS HOOVER,
BUT BOOM GROWING
Republican to Open Campaign to
Belittle Candidacy of ExFood
Administrator.

Washington, Jan. 23.-Severai facts as
10 the Presidential boom for Herbert 4.
Hoover have been established here today:
That the Old Guard Republicans can
not tolerate Herbert G. Hoover and would
not think of nominating him at Chicago:
That the Democrats of the West and
East are very friendly to Mr.. Hoover and
think well Of him rs n man to lead them to
victory in November, and Southern
Democrats like him much better than
thew did "Wednesday, for the reason they
see in him real hope of another White
House Administration.
The standpat Republicans, fearing
Hoover as a formidable opponent, viii
begin at once to belittle him and under
mine his popularity
The Hoover boom began to take definite
form here yesterday when former Repre-
sentative RAYMOND b. Stevens. vice
chairman of the United States Shipping
Board, filed with the Secretary OF state
of New Hampshire, his home State, his
declaration as a Hoover delegate TO the
Democratic convention in San Francisco.
Il cant see anybody but Hoover,
said MIR stevens lie would make q
good President and think he can pc
nominated and elected.
Mir. Hoover has proved himself mtn
OF great executive ability. energy ahd
courage. He Is a man of broader outlook
on public questions as well rs liberal
principles. That Is the type needed ut tins
time. There is less danger from radlcalsln
now than from the blind and foolish wave
of reaction that IS spreading over the
United States. Others will follow the
lead of MIR Stevens and seek to bc
Hoover delegates to San francisco.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.
sneciai Corresnnndonce OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence on Evrry fVsfhib
hestcrtown, Md, Jan. 23.--A com
munity meeting WAS held at the Red Gross
chapter house, this week, for the purpose
Of forming woman's branch OF the
Young Womans Christian Association.
Miss Ross. member of the World Prayer
Staff. of the National Young Woman $
Christian Association, organized those
present into the following working com
mittce. Miss NJ. Adele France, chairman
Mrs. Edwin G. Corwin, vice-chairmani
Mrs w. Bradford Copper, chairman OF
publicity; Mrs James &. Beck, speakers
Committee; Mrs Robert Harrls, literature
Miss Jennie wilkins, chairman OF Women $
Social Club, Mrs Fred G. Usilton, char
man Of Womans Suffrage, Mrs. Thomas
W. Perkins. Red Cross; Miss Susan V.
Hill. Girls Club; Mrs Vim. I. Brown,
". c. I. L.: Mp Harry +. Jefferson,
Nj. T. Church: Mrs W Robert Huey, NJ.
z. Church. Mrs. John Newman, 7 =.
Church. Mrs. II. Childs Hughes Catholic
Church; Mrs Howard Strong Sce,iie
Work Guild. Mr. William 6 sTnythe,
Oranges
G. Edgar Smith, formerly Of Chester
town. narrowly escaped fatal injury last
Saturday while walking in the woods near
his home in Queen anne county large
limb from Q tree fell, striking hlm ahatd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
SEDITION BILLS MEET
OPPOSITION FROM ALL.
Gompers Denounces Them at
Hearing as Being Bar
Against Strikes.

Washington, Jan. 23.-Samucl Com
pers. President of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, appearing boforc the House
Rules Committee yesterday, opposed any
additional legislation aimed TO strength
on the addition laws aud curb the Red
and !. W w movements
Mr. Gompers denounced not only tho
Graham and Sterling bills, but said that
the milder proposal by Attorney General
Palmer was unnecessary. He asserted
that the effect of the proposed drastic
legislation would be 10 write an anti
strike law into the sedition laws
Attorney General Palmer. who had
expected to appear before the committee,
wrote letter IN which he said that ho
was against the Graham and Sterling
bills, and favored The Davoy hill intro
ducod in the House. which was identical
with q measure he had prepared and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
transmitted to the Senate in response TO

a resolution of tho Senate"
Opposition by organized labor and the
attitude of the Department of Justice,
according to members of the House, will
make it impossible to pass a drastic sedi-
tion law in this session. The opposition
is having an effect ON both political parties,
who fear the consequences at the polls
should Congress enact either the Graham
or Sterling bill.
In addition TO Mr.. Gompors, tho lcgis-
lation was opposed by Professor Zachariah
Chaifco of the Harvard University Law
School, William Mcdonald. editor of the
Nation, New York; S. F. Weston, Seattle
Edward W Evans Of tho Society OF Friends
Philadelphia, and II. A. Davis 0f Boston
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
Charles T. williams Loses Fingers.

Charles T. Williams. g., Of SO du Pont
street, an cmploye of the Wilmington
PAPER Box Co, suffered the loss OF two
FINGERS Yesterday afternoon He was try
ing 30 save himself from fall and placed
his hands on a moving belt The fan cut
off 4 portion Of the middle finger on the
left hand and completely severed the index
finger of the right hand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
To Omen Bridge Bids Monday.

Bids for the construction of the new
Washington street bridge will be opened
Monday at the meeting Of the Bridge
Commission. No meeting was held ycstcr-
dav. Bids will cover thc entire structure,
including foundations. with time limit
of 20 months in which 10 complete the
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
sHIPYARD "BOOTLEGGER.
Has Been Visiting Delaware River Estab-
Iishment. But No Evidence Here

According 70 Philadelphia paper,
mysterious traveler has been dispensing
liquor from a suitcase r. smpyard mon IA
the Delaware river district
As far as could bo learned today, how
ever, there is no evidence of my local
visits At all events, he does not appear
10 have gotten into tho yards and Il he
has done business on tho outside it has
been on very limited scale.
Tho belief IS expressed that tho boot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
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"I hopo il has plenty Df foot 1otcg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-23
Looked For.

There IS q fortune awaiting the ma n
who can invent
Invent what2
"a nolseless flvver
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
WARNING

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19

TOMBSTONE, Aug. IS. With candidates, mostly Democrats, filing their petitions by noon today, a num- Der are expected to be received by midnight tonight by l.. F. Kuchen- becker of the board of supervisors, in time to insure a place on the ballot. Candidates for every county office have all filed with tine exception of two, expected to be filed by tonight, it is said. Precinct officers including committeeman for both parties have also been filed.
 Up to o'clock this afternoon, the following petitions had been filed in the supervisors office:
 In connection with the filing of peti- tions for representatives, an opinion Ieceived from Wiley Jones relative to the amount of names required, states that candidates may file their papers with only three per cent of the total required from their district, and not the county at large. The opinion was asked for when J. H. Harris of Webb, brought in his petition with less than the required per cent of the county. He appealed to the at torney general, and the opinion was
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
.BRYANTS WORK
 PLEASES FANS


 Interest is at fever heat i'll Warren district fandom over Saturday nights fight between Otis Bryant of St. Louis and Steve Dalton of Los Angeles. Bryant works out daily before large crowds of fans. the majority of whom are now his loyal supporters and will ing to back him to the limit. With the arrival of Dalton on the Californ-
 ian this afternoon and his subsequent workout at the Hermitage gymnatium it is expected that the crest of the ex- citement in the match will be reached.
 A large crowd from the entire coun- ty, and especially the political candi- dates, will pack the Grand theatre Saturday night if the advance sale of seats is any indication or the attend ance. The management of the club will probably use the same seating arrangement on the stage which was used at the last fight. The seats were built in tiers and accommodated more than twice as many as the old method. Opinion on the outcome of the fight varied with the different fight doIe sters last night, but Bryant seemed to be the favorite.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
LEGION PLANS BIG SMOKER AT
 THE POST CLUB

A big smoker and housewarming will be put on tonight by the l.. A. Engle post of the American Legion at o'clock at the club house. The p:': gram of entertainment calls for some thing doing every minute aII includes boxing bouts, wrestling match, nlu- sic and eats.
 A four round bout between T. N. T. Wright and Thunderbolt Stone, both of the Junction mine, promises to be whirlwind. The men will enter the ring at i5S .uupd'.
 Otis Bryant, well known welter- weight who is here to fight Steve Dalton, will put on an exhibition four round bout with his manager, Kid George, whose ability with the gloves is well known here.
 Roy McAllister and Paul Landrum will appear in wrestling match for the best two out of three falls. Mickey Callahan will referee.
 The bouts aud wrestling match win be staged on ;h.e laxn at the Lea'C club unless it rains, in which event the entertainment will be held at the Eagles hall.
 All members of the American Le- zion and ex-service men are invited to attend.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
Tennessee House
 Ratifies Suffrage

(CoNTINUED ON PAGE FOURl
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
ASP|RANT FOR NOMINATION TO
 COUNTy OFFICES RUSH FILINGS
 OFPET|T|ONS AT LAST MOMENT

received today. Jones advised to file the petitions and allow the courts to settle the matter.
 Another candidate, To Wright, re- publican, filed a petition for supervis. or at large from all parts of the coun- ty. It is understood he will manda- mus the supervisors, should the peti- tion be accepted, although it is prob able this will not be done since it is announced Wright has announced he will make a fight for representation on the ballot, following advice from close associates this afternoon.
 School Superintendent Helen L. Brown, Douglas; Harry .. Sco,,, Johnson, Democrats.
 County Treasurer - Guy c. Welch, Tombstone, Democrat.
 Sheriff - J. F. Mcdonald, Tomb
 stone; Harry T. Seeley, Lowell; J. A. Kempton, Bisbee; Democrats. Joe Hood, Douglas, Republican
 Supervisors - D. A. Adams, Drag oon from district number g. John E. Newberry, Douglas; J. U. DeVaney, Douglas; John B. Hart, Douglas, all from district number 3; Democrats. J. E, Kenney, Douglas district num-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
Thursday Morning, August l9, 1920

Lofgreen, St. David; owen E. Murphy. Lowell; Wm. D. Monmonier, Pearce; T. H. Wright, Lusk; W. c. Geers, Gleeson; John w. Wilson, Lusk; s. G. Davis, Bowie; F. c. Hancock, Para disc; J. T. Tong, Johnson; T. w. Dix on, Bisbee; w. P. Craig, Bisbee; Thomas A. Tate, Lowell; C. l.. Fucker, Benson; c. B. Rentchler, Bowie; D. C. Best, Pirtleville; all Democrats E. P. White, Bisbee; Vim. Taylor. Pirtleville; Chas. NJ. Lewis, Bowie; Norman J. Mckenzie, Lowell; Repub- licans.
 Constables - P. R. Giles, Wilcox; Porter Mcdonald, Tombstone; Young Short, J. Y. McLendon. l.. M. Brown, Gleeson; John Bright, Johnson; Les lie Mattingly, Courtland; H. H. Bahm- falk, Lowell; D. w. Williams, Naco; Ben Kratzberg, wv. Beekton, Bowie: D. P. Dwyer, Pirtleville; R. c. Reed. Fairbank; George w. Morgan, Co chise; Homer G. Mauldin, St. David {; Franklyn G. H. Ivey, M., l.. Reed. Tombstone J. w. Fourr, Douglas; c. W. Webster, Pearce; R. K. Haverty Garces; Wm. A. Hawke, Pearce; O. A. Ash, Douglas; James A. Eaton Lusk; Walter Morris, Douglas; A. E.
 Sheppard, Hill G. Ruff, Bisbee; Ralph
 Hart, Hereford; E. F. Epley, Paradise
 George H. Ebsen, San Simon; Jno. w
 Banta, McNeal; A. E. Walker John
 son; G. H. Kelly, McNeal R. Mont gomery, San Simon; T. D. Ioli, Ben
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
PROMISES QUICK ACTION

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 - Prompt promulgation of the woman suffrage amendment, should action Of the Ten nessee legislature today be confirmed was promised by Secretary Colby when word Of the vote reached the state department He was prepared, he said, to issue the necessary proc lamation on receipt of official nCtice that Tennessee had ratified.
 A national headquarters of suffrage organizations news Of the ratifica- tion evoked enthusiasm. A deluge of statements poured into newspaper of- fees. Some members of the cabinet joined the rush to express pleasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19

CONTINUED ON PAGE FOIk) and there was no indications vote was imminent when Speaker Walker called Representative Overton to the chair and took the floor to reply to a suffragist who had charged special interests were at work to defeat rati- fication.
 'The battle has been won and the measure has been defeated" MT. Walker said. T resent the iniqui- tous remarks that special interests are here alone against this measure. l resent this on behalf of the wom- anhood that is both for and against suffrage.
 ''I move that this measure go whers it belongs, to the table"
 Uproar in House
 Instantly the chamber was in up roar. Suffragists elamored for rec. ognition, while a chorus of "second the motion" came from the antis. Mir. Overton, however, refused to rec ognize any one and ordered the roll call. The result was in doubt on un- official tallies. An appeal to the clerk developed that his tally also showed a tie, is to 4S.
 Fandemonium reigned. Members crowded around the speakers stand many demanding another roll call.
 Mir. Overton. Uho occupied the chair during the remainder of the SC! sion, ordered secOnI roll call ., .nch showed tie cr A. tc As and the speaker declared the motion lost for want of a majority.
 Instantly anti-suffragis's demand cd vote on the original motion to concur in ;he senate action. If an other tie resulted it meant rejection ui the amendment. When the speak cr put the motion hundreds of sui frasists regarded the battle lost.
 Deserts to Enemy
 The vote at the outset was on par ti="n lines hut when the name oi Representative Harry T. Burn, Re publican. was called. he voted "aye' The opposition then virtually con ceded defeat for Nlr Burn had voted wt'h iham to table the resolution ant
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19

Der 9, Republican.
 County Attorney John F. Ross, Douglas; Joseph Hansen, Tombstone; A R. English, Bisbee; Democrats. David Benshimol, Douglas, Republi- can.
 Assessor - Walter Thomas, George Henshaw, Tombstone; James Allison, Bisbee; Democrats.
 Recorder - H. L. Hutchinson, Tomb stone; T. c. Krigbaum, J. A. Kelly, Bisbee; Democrats.
 Representative - John B. Wiley, Arthur Curlee. Douglas, district num- Der 4; Ray B. Krebs, Tombstone, number 6; Claude M. Gibson. Lowell, number 3; R. J. Wilbert, Lowell, num- Der 8; J. D. Woolley. Fucker, number [; J. F. Ryan, Douglas number B: Howard Barkell. Lowell number g.; J. H. Harris, Webb number '; John L. Mccullough, Bisbee number T. John c. Riggs, Dos CabeZas, number >; Geo. H. Cobb, district number 1; E. c. Hatley, district number 2; all Democrats. w. A. Fowler, Tomb stone number 6, Republican.
 State Senator John P. Gull, C. T. Francis, Douglas; Dan Angius Dr. w. P. Sims, Bisbee; Democrats
 Justice of the Peace-Wm. Del bridge, Bisbee, number 2; A. Went worth, Tombstone: w. M. Matkin Wilcox; G. N. Baker. Lowell; H. H Taliferro, Naco; E. D. Harris, Webb T. J. Weese, Cochise; M. ]. Sullivan Gleeson; w. c. Jack, Douglas; P. A
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-19
FIRES STILL RAGING

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1S.-While rains in Washington helped fire fight CTS to control the worst of the forest fires in that state, high winds in Mon tana and Idaho famed the fires there