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 from Charlotte, N. C., where he rep reRnted the First Presbyterian church at the general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian churches.
 -T Miss Nerra Matthews who has been visiting Miss Thelma Flynn, 2llSt Cherry street, left yesterday for her home in Grady, accompanied by Miss Flynn.
 Mr and Mrs L. B. Rogers. 1214 East Sixth street, announce the en- gagement of their daughter Mildred to MT. Robert Lynch. The wedding to take place in June. Miss Eunice Norris will be honoree at a luncheon today, given by Mrs. Hugh Humphreys and Mrs. W. N. Trulock, at the home of Mrs. Tru- lock. The Pilgrims of the First Metho- dist church will meet tonight with Mrs. J J. Swim at her home, 110 Willow street, at S:00 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F, .Renfro, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. R. H. M Mills motored to Little Rock yesterday. The s. I. A. of the Union High school will meet this evening at 2:30 o'clock at the school.
 Mrs. A M. Barrow visited Mrs. S. R. Cockrell in Little Rock this week. MT and Mrs. J. R. Allen left vester- day for months visit with friends and relatives in Dermont, Monticello and Fordyce.
 Mrs. I. s. Bass and little Miss liar riet Bass left yesterday for a visit in Springfield, Mo.
 Miss Annie Klie, who has been at tending the University of Alabama, at Birmingham, returned home yes terday.
 The house committee of the Y. W. | c. A. will give a reception this even ing for the girls of the home, at the Home, 519 West Barraque street.
 Mrs. R. E. Cook of Stamps is visit ing her mother Mrs. M. E. Woolley TOP East Second avenue.
 Mrs. w. H. Powers of Rison is wis iting Mrs. w. H. Walker, eos Cedal street
 Miss Frances Quinn of Rison is wis iting Mrs. John Cash, 1918 West Ninth street.
 Miss Emma T. White left yesterday for visit. to relatives in Pittsburg Kan.
 Born yesterday, to MT. and Mrs Eugene Arnett. 404 East Sixth avenue a son at the Davis hospital. MT. and Mrs. G. Michelotti ane daughters, Misses Mary and Neomis have gone to Colorado Springs t' make their home. , Miss Catherine Montgomery and Fe lix Smart returned yesterday iron Dallas, where they attended the Shaw Watson wedding. Miss Louise Morris is visiting l friends in Clarksville. t Mrs. H. V. Harrison left yesterda, for visit in Memphis.
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Y. o. Alexander will arrive tonight from Charlotte, N. C., where he rep respnted the First Presbyterian church at the general assembly of the Southern Presbyterian churches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-28

Miss Nerra Matthews who has been visiting Miss Thelma Flynn, 2llS Cherry street, left yesterday for her home in Grady, accompanied by Miss Flynn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-28
noon Bridge u,. RufIpdpp.

UIS N0tt~W6
 E. A. Pledger honored Mrs. |D. Rutledge with an afternoon ] party yesterday, at her home kne street.
 1 (kets of sweet peas and roses |artistically arranged throughout eception suite. Rose tally cards Al places for forty guests at Rutledge was presented with a | comport. Mrs. Roscoe Mcln- made high score and was pre- d with a crystal sandwich plate Sam Smith received the consola l bridge score pad. |the conclusion of the game two e luncheon was served. Is Lucyhearn Broadstreet pre-. b her pupils in recital last night | studio, one Pine street.A
 h pupil showed a sympathetic tstanding of her number and ! it in sincere manner.
 Fas a most pleasing recital, and
 received with applause by al
 eiative audience.
 $ Broadstreet will resume hel
 Is in the fall.
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Parties a,r;s. for
 FHnles snins parties claimed nstaIddv Miss bs ..1 attracs,ssn srenue was the scene a.iuea oa Fifth morning bridge, es, glven gMisa ti,s first Lillian Philp0t' Miss 1of A Ann ilss .nd her guest MISS
 M 1..3s es of golden dals,es ,rsre artis- tisu ske.s .a and sweet peas were "' |iy arranged. .d Miss Brown were iss N0rr,;i mith a blue bird candle, a sntted, to,ding n' blue bird tapers, ana a 1ntie npta'A Alexander .oan an eN'o'S''' sr bowl dorsages ior ages marked places 1 plonlal e0' for for thirty-two girl Ids Ilst of the hon0rees'
 n.or, Burks gave a delight $ s,,raaon pea1r party for Miss Norris. ,cas: lfternJ%uH ,%s home on Walnut street Buras m;sh the the happy coloring of i ssasion gay m of hydrangias, roses an ana ,. ptus,o" naes V The dining room was peas; pc link and white sweet peas; !. IS y yin in plne the table a was a, a mound 1!o of sr,ag nass 'Ae outlined with delicate
 .+r.ins of Mendlesshons ". wed asreh, s,,el played by Miss Eilzae Ill a mart mal.", ,bepralded the approach of tls l,.d da'ts' tg the ta'1sr bride-elect; in a 'hsf' of tulle and lilies of the val ,oyeiy Sa 1y''' embroidered handker- i tbe game of Hearts, Miss $ Cor Cor W Walker and Mrs. J. U. o11- 'aucbeon wue cor in the pink and white luni aeheme was served to twenty friends of the honoree. .s Burks was assisted in recelv- V s 'sr Dru ruests by Mesdames H. K
 W, L. Toney, T. $. Lyle cason, and c 1T. Burks.
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MT. and Mrs. L. B. Rogers. 1214 East Sixth street, announce the en- gagement of their daughter Mildred to Mir. Robert Lynch. The wedding to take place in June.
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Mrs. Eugene Philpot and little Miss Peggy Ann and Eugene, Jr., of Ferda are spending the week end with Judge c. M. Philpot and family, 1903 West Fifth avenue
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Miss Eunice Norris will be honoree st luncheon today, given by Mrs. Hugh Humphreys and Mrs. W. N. Trulock, at the home of Mrs. Tru- lock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-28

Miss Catherine Montgomery and Fe- lix Smart returned yesterday from Dallas, where they attended the Shaw Watson wedding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-28

Miss Louise Morris is visiting friends in Clarksville.
 Mrs. H. V. Harrison left yesterday for a visit in Memphis.
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MT. and Mrs. G. Michelotti and daughters, Misses Mary and Neomia have gone to Colorado Springs to make their home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CREMATORY NUISANCE.
State BOARD Of Health Takes Cogni7anre
nf the Matter

1hc warming that tho State Board of
Health viii take np the crcmatory smell
n It's meeting July + unlcss thr City
BOARD has fulfilled - promise of inn
mediate action bv that time, is resented
hy Dr G N Handy president ~ the
city boar1 4 statement of the attitude
of the State board made bY State Health
Commissioner hester II Wells caused
Or lIunhv to comment Yesterday
Nir Wells statement was as follows
'Inaemuch ~ Dr Charlos NJ Hnnbr
president of the Wilmington Board Of
Health ~ quoted IN the daily press rs
sayinR the nuisance viii be abafed i'm
mediateiV. the State Board of Health has
50 far taken no action II the oIty !onrd
Of Health fasls ~ do what Is president IS
quoted as promising e. do tho matter viii
undoubtedly bc presented % the state
Board IT ileaith If its meeting JulY
While II course, there may be Some
question as ID the ndois being lninlcal
b. health. there IS undoubtedly good
rcasnn for believing constant ANNOYANCE
~ tho kind "a Vhlch the people of this citv
have hern forced n submit recently would
have tendency to undermine the health
of many and shonld hc ahated
'tOf course so prefer to give the oltv
board IN opportunity 70 act before We
interfere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DENNIS ]. HARRINGTON DEAD.
Prominent BUSINESS Man and Good Citi-
zen of Wilmington.

Dennls ] Harrington aged about 80
years rf G0i West Ninth street 4 promi-
ncnt plumber If this CITY. died IT his
hnine. Yesterday. after having bern in fail
ing health SINCE last fall He vas an active
member of he Mater Witch FIRE O. and
had held i number of official positions
with the organization Mr. Harrington
wn. very good citizen always interested
IN the welfare of the community and IN
his nelphhors
lie c.tfne 10 this city from Washington.
d G. III 1s7s and worked 1T the plumbing
trade with James G. Van Trump for sew
ersl wears. following which he engaged in
business for himself ~ 704 Orange street,
where r. continued MS business until the
time that his faiIing health prevented him
attending Ia business
Mr Harrington ls survived by ms wlie
two sons and one daughter The two sons
are named Frank d and George and both
Ike in this citv \ third son, Joseph a.
Harrington. who wAs prominent N ath-
letjes At the Wilmington High school,
died during tie world war. while stationed
IN a camp N california where he had been
transferred after having enlisted in the
service
Tie funeral viii be held on Tuesday
morning At q clock. with requiem mass
II the Cathedral and lnterment At the
Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
STATEMENT ny POLICE.
Detective Sergeant Benson Tells of
Fahey Anderson Case.

Sergeant Benson of. the Detective
Bureau Of the Police Department when
spoken TO today about the Fahey Ander-
son case, explained il in detail. lie said
TINT when the articles were stolen the loss
was reported to the police at once and
that the department was 80 prompt ~ ITS
discovery that within rs minutes oE the
time the articles had been pawned the
police were IN possession of them and were
IN pursuit Of the white man who had
pawned the articles
An offer was made tn paY he si5 by n
woman, but Sergeant Benson explained
that the detectives wanted % hold the
articles 10 use ns evidence when the arrest
wns made Sergeant Benson said the
pawnbrolxers ME not being shown any
favors. hut are being given the considcra-
tion thev arc accorded by law lie ex-
planned that on several occasions II has
been flim .namned' oHt of money by
deals worked on them, where one party
pawned the nrtirlc and another later re-
ported is loss To the police and that when
subsequently, recovered the articles were
turned over to the first party
Sergeant Benson added that the Court
has ruled that the pawnbrokers shall be
refunded IN gucll cnacs rs the one IN ques-
tion a for the man paWnlug boy Z
clothing Sergeant Benson SAID that often
parents pawned children 8 clothing and
that there y nothing unusual about that.
/ he pnWnhfoker. he added, complied with
the law, by making a record ot tho article
when paoncd us we'll ~ 2 description 1f
the man who pHNued the articles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
FINANCIAL. NOTES.

Rcnor, current Yesterday to the effect
that the PennsS wanna Railroad VIII
shortly issue $50 600 0N equipment trust
notes was denied hy officials q the com
pauy
First Federal Foreign Banking Asso-
e.iation. formed under provisions oi the
Fdge law. will open nj 40 W AL Street. New
York. next Monday II IS the first bank
il what MAY develop into a federal foreign
banking system supplementary 70 the
Federal reserve system.
4 syndicate headed hy Hornbiower &
Weeks, White. Weld 4 Go. and Low,
Dixon 4 Go VIII it Is reported. offer a
substantial block 81 $500 shares Of
American ChIclc Company common stock
which was recently offered to shareholders
AZ sac share
The common stocks of the Barrett
Co and the National Anl'ine Go have
advanced from ten 10 twcnt. five points
within q week This advance Was based
upon reports of a merger nt the two COM
pauics, together With that at the General
Chemical Co During the week every
one in Wall street was talking about this
merger and the stocks, rs 3 result were
buoyant Now, however comes the
statement that. due to legal obstacles
it is hardly likely that the merger can
be consummatcd at this time
There was flood of inquiries III the
financial district regarding the Northern
Pacific dividend and many = sigh Of
relief was brcathcd when investors were
told that no cut had been made The
anxiety apparently Was not confined alone
toInycstors In Northern Pacific but rather
vas spread throughout tho entire group
% 3.~i & u
Is M DENYING the fact that the ChIeago
& Northwestern cut of some days ago
occasioued many worries as to the course
which other roads might pursue The
maintenance Of the Northern Pacific
rate was therefore construed rs a re-
assuring sign. especially since there he'd
been many predictions that the directors
would reduce the disbursement from the
: per cent annual level
The Shell Transport and radtHg ON
panI las declared q final dividend ui -
per cent. payable July ). This represents
about 81 an American share and with
10 per cent paid on account of dl~tn Hion
Tor wear ended December 3 makes q total
81 35 per cent for 1919
Declaration Yesterday ol tie reg lnI
dividend on Great Northern Railway
stock, following similar action the previous
dav on Northern Pacific stock, might be
expected 70 upset the plans oi the bear
party which lad worked enthusiastically
on report pat about that these two big
companies would reduce their dividends
A constructive basis for valuation Of
electric railway pr perties, is advanced
BY job II. Pardee, president of the Amer
ican Electric Railway Assoclatl II, who
says that the capital in the properties
entitled to a return must be ascertalncd
by q process which will take INTO con
sideration al the various factors that hav
gone toward making these propcrtie~ llv-
ing and useful enterprises
Great Northern Railway I onpan>
quarterly Of Ia per cent ~ preferred
payab August 2
Oriental Navigation Corpora ion, quar-
tcrly Of 2 per cent Oh first and second pre-
ferrcd, payable July rs
United States Industrial Alcohol Com
pany, quarterly Of Ia per cent Oh pre-
ferrod, payable july l5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
; Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, June I9.-Oats-
white. 2oa l30 No 3 white .2Sa 20
Corn, as to grade and location. ? 00a2 04
the latter for No ellow
Butter Western creamery extra, 5S,.
nearby prints, fancy, .61a6 80.
Checse-\ew York whole milk, fancy
held. 2Sa 20. do ordinary 10 good. .23a p
DO. current make. best here, ,23a Is.
Eggs-Nearby hrsts, a.; do, current
receipts, .44s "A western extra hrsts, a.
do. frsts, .42a. IS; fancy selected packed,
56a.59.
Live poultry-Fowls. fancy, .36a3-;
do. common to good, 34a35; broilinq
chickens, fancy not leghorns, % ,
pounds. apiece .55a. 81; do, 1a114 pounds
.60a.65. broiling chikens, white leghorns,
] 10 II, pounds: -40a45; old roosters,
SPA 33: ducks, 30a.32
Dressed poultry-Fowls, fresh killed
choice TO fancy. 41a.43; do. small sizes.
.35a 40. roosters. Is; spring ducks. Sc
Potatoes Florida No. l. 700a12. sc
do No >. 7,00aS.50; do. No ,. 6.00a6 so
Flour-Soft winter straight western
l325al3.50. do do nearby 13.00a13.25
hard winter. straight, l350a13.75; do
short patent. II 50a15 90. spring clear
y OOal2 so: do. patent, 14.O0a14 80; do
short patent, l4.45al5-50; fancy spring
and city mills patent family brand 1000
al640
Timothy Nc . AZ 00a45-00
do. No >. 3900a4l.Oo. sample. $4,000
800. no grade, 2S 00a32 90; clover
mixed hay hight mixed, Il 00a43 90
mixed, 4000a4l0l
Tallow-Prlme city, loose, 10; do
special loose. l0&4 prime country, .
edible. In tierces, l3
Bran-Soft winter bran western, II
l0O-pound sacks, &C 050A61 90; do, spring
do 50 00a6O00
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
MEM CHARTERS.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover. June 10. Chartcrs were fled
here Yesterday as follows.
International Petroleum Co, Whining
ton. Del: capital. S5.0O0,000
Merchants Export and Import Cor
poration. New York City, Sl.00O.0O0
Security Warehouse and Supply 90.
Wilmington, Del; S!.00o000
international Shoe Heel Corporation,
Wilmington Del, $1,000 900.
T. H. Powell Co. Inc. Wilmington
Del. investments. $500 600
Headline Motors Corporation Chicago.
iii 100000.
Cremer OIL Co, Pittshurg. Pa $4,000.
People Realty Corporation. Whining
ton. Del; S5OnO
Hovt Owners. Inc. Wilmington, Del.
contractors; $4,000
Metropolitan college of Chiropractice.
Inc. Wilmington Del $4,000
lazzola Social Club, Wilmington, Del
no capital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
No IRISH REPUBLIC
LLOYD GEORGE INSISTS
Great Britain Will Face Condi-
tions Just as Lincoln Did,
He Says
. Assnela.ed - II - E.nnlna

Nv Associated Dress "a Every Evening
London june 10. Premier LLOYD
George declared today 10 the railway dele
gation with which hc conferred yesterday
with regard 70 the sending of troops and
munitions to Ireland that the government
vonld never agree to- Independent Irish
RanuF,lir nplese absolutely beaten to hc
ground This statement appears N hc
official report of tho conference
The Premier, drawing an analogy hc-
tween ireland mud The ! nitod states
SAID that President Lincoln faced q million
casualties and five Years of ~nr rather
fhan acknowledge the independence 9f
the southern States and nc British
government would Do the Same thing Il
necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
A.f. Of |. PICK DENVER
FOR 1921 CONVENTION
Irish Delegates May Block In
dorsement Of the League Of
Nations.
~ As~ociated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Montreal, June ~ Determination pi
the attitude Of the American Fede alton
Of Labor toward The League of Nations
was the principal issue on the last day oi
the fedcrafion's foFticth annual conyen-
tion today Consideration of the league
was delayed yesterday by other business,
principally the election of ofHeers. sam
uel Gompers was chosen president Tor
the thirty-nlnth time.
Irish sympathizers aaid they had sui-
ficient support 10 defeat the recommen-
dations ~ the administration forces ~
favor ri the league
A cornpromis. recommendation IN m
effort 10 please both the Gompers sup
porters and the Irish sympotbizcrs was
expected
Denver waa selected for next years
convention. Denver defeated BlrminR.
ham for the convention by q 900 ~
12,6il votes
W. G. Shea If the Painters Decorators
and papcrbanger4' Union, was unanimous
" selected fratornal delegate 70 the
Canadian Trades aud Labor Congress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CARPENTERS WAGE SCALE.
Arbitration Committees 10 Select Seventh
Member IN Decide Controversy.

Two committees Of three each repre-
sent,ng tho union carpenters and The
builders employ ing union carpenters. will
meet next Monday evening The office
If / Il Bader. IN tho Iackcv building
when tho seventh member ~ the Jury
viii bc selected
Tho two committees have hean unable
rs gef together earlier because of the
Illness II Nfr Townsend. but Doctor Robin
who il taking an active interest ~ the
matter As a member of the committee
chosen Nv tho builders, has arranged 3
get them together Monday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
COLBY STATES POSITION.
Not Even Tentative Candidate for
Permanent Chairman He Says

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. june ~ Bainhrlige G Gol-
by, declared IN a statement to-day that he
was not receptive candidate for
permanent chairman of the Democratic
National convention lie sad
The report persists that | an 10 be
permanent chairman Of tile Democratic
convention Tins report has no feanda-
ton The organization of the convention
and The choice af II office are matters
which the convention itself vii decide
J am uet even a receptive eanttiiate
for the position of permanent chairman,
lie added
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

By Associated Press 10 Every evening
Chicago Juno 70 Cattle Reeelpts
800. compared with a week aga. beef
steers butcher bull, and choice ean and
hclfcr- were 25e lower. other clf,ses and
calves 30 10 75e lower
Hog- Receipts 90ua market mostly
steady to l5r hglcr th4n Yesterday $
average better grades gaiung most
ton n. 50. bulk all weights. II 50ai5.1a
Sheen Receipts 600 10 market to-
day. most receipts direct ta packers
compared with week ago, neW crop
lambs, 75c 10 81 lower spot, u 50 lower
yearlings or shorn lambs 81 50 to s. 30
lower hundy-weight ewes. mostly 81
lower heavy weight off more.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

building Inspector Preston has granted
permits n follows
ToI u Bunting. to build an ad huon to
10 Bennett street, a cost ef $500
Alfred \ Dorsey. heating plants as
follows Southwest corner ot twenty
>eveuth and West streets, property of
Mi,@ II Deordan. costing $1,000, 9l1
Shiplcl street. John D. Goodman. $3.50,
tito Franklin street, property OF Mr. John
L Bailey. 81. 10.
harles Swanson I'll Pine street
alterations Si50
Or William \ Moore 504 Concord
Avenue. alterations $500
Ernest Brownshill, sol South HcaId
street. repairs $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
BODY GUARD FOR HARDING.
" hite House Secret Service Man Will
Watch the Nominee.

Ry Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington June -. senator Hard
ing had long conference NJ ms home last
night with Chairman Viii II Hays of the
Republican National Committee aud
Harry II Daughertv, his campaign man
ager
James sloan Jr.. for II wears secret
service agent At the White House, took
up his duties today n personal attendant
to the Republican nominee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
THOUGHT FOUNTAIN WAS HERE.

Members of the detect ve force had
lively chase this morning when they vent
out on \ report that Isaiah Fountain the
escaped condemned prisoner from tie JaIl
N Eastou. Nd tad tcen seen near tins
CITY Tie officers made Their trip n
hurry. but whc they reached their destl-
nation II was learned that there Was no
truth IN the report
The report was that Negro during last
night had applied for work n the Todd :
Cut shops As il was suspected that he
was Fountain. he VAS told 70 come haek
today and n the meantime the police
were notified
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
MARKET OPENS FIRM:
PRICES GAIN A TR|FLE
Decline of Anglo-French Elves the
Only Feature of Brief
Session.
nv Associated Press to very Evening

By Associated Press to very Evening
New York. June l9.-Wall Street, 1890;
Stocks today pursued their Gus
tomarv weekend course. a firm opening
giving way To irregularity.
Rails hardened after early dullness, but
strcls. equipments and affiliated issues
lacked definite tendencies.
Chemical and food speclaltles were
higher on buying of Industrial Alcohol
and Corn Products.
Low priced oils and motors improved
with coppcrs. The closing was easy.
sales approximated 225,0O0 shares.
\ reaction in Anglo-French IS which
fell almost one point under the week 5
high quotation. was the only feature OF
the bond market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Heavier Election Expenses.

In making tie budget Tor the next nsgal
year. the IcyYC Court expects 10 appropriate
between $50 600 and So, COZ IL cover
eieeti6n expenses. Tive Years ago the APP
preparation Was ST. 600 int there will
he i large Increase o( expenses tins year,
due II larger allowances made to election
officers aud the additional costs ~ mater
mis- used m holding election and reglstra-
ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
HOUNDS AFTER FOUNTAIN.
Escaped Negro Relieved 10 be in Hiding
Near Easton. Md.

Easton. Md. June ~ With blood
hounds beng used. hundreds Of men are
searching the surrounding country for
Isaiah Fountain. tho escaped condemned
Negro, who was recently found guilty af
attacking 4 white girl Fully 125automo-
hiles containing persons who have been
securing this section Of the State. were out
Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Non-partisan Campaign Committee

The Central Labor Unions Non-fartl-
san camplgn committee will hold an IN
portunt meeting Monday night III ltoon :.
lrish-American HaI All delegates Wha
possibly can da 50 az urged 70 att u
Fred StlerIe and Joint savior Nha Us
tied Washington headquarters II the A
i al H.. Thursday. 10 get fall line iii
labor uan-paTtlsuu campaign HraBraih
will have an interesting report to make
Reports from the twelve wards, together
with recommendations for future action
by the general committee Nlll Dc heard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
House Painters Union Meets.

Local 634. House Painters. held meet
ng last Monday night ut 6o4 Market
street a. consider the wage question.
several months ago tic local voted to
demand Al increase from the present
rate oi 90 cents un hour 81 TO- but i
majority ot the members arc III favor "
standing pat on the present f9te and not
pressing he demand ut the present time