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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-30
CLASH WITH NEGROES.
One Killed Youngstown. o.. Depufy
Sheriff Wounded.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Youngstown, OHIO, July 80. DePutg
Sheriff ". A. Fisher was in = serious con-
dition a. a hospital today and the NE
identified body Of a Negro Eas IN a NORGE
here with four bullets IN u ~ the result
OF fight between eight Negroes and three
officers.
A telephone message 20 Sheriff Morris
called the officers 20 The city limits with
a report that eight Negroes were actlng
stispiciously. The Negroes opened fre rs
soon as the sheriffs' automobile st0ppec
Seven Of them escaped. This Is the third
clash within two weeks between " gyocs
and officers in which shots have been ex-
chan ged.
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AUSTRIA S NEW CABINET.

Washington, July 30--The personnel
of the Ieorganized Austrian cabinet was
reported to the State Department today
by the American commissioner at Vienna.
DR.. Mayr is chief of cabinet without port
folio, and DIR. Karl Renner is secretary
of foreign affairs.
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He Was One Of tey Oldest Employees of
the Traction Co.

Peter Waity, 68 years old, and one of
the Oldest employees of the Wilmington
d Philadelphia Traction Co, died at the
home of his daughter, COS Pine street,
this morning He was employed by the
Traction Co for 80 years. Several years
ago he was fagman for the company at
Third and Railroad avenue.
Funeral services will be held on Monday
at 2 O'Clock, at his late residence, 6e8
Pine street Burial will be made in Silver
brook Cemetery.
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TWO YEARS IN PRISON
FOR BOARDING SUGAR
Dy Associated Press TO Every Evening

New York, July 30-A Lessen, pro-
prietor OF a small grocery store has been
sentenced TO two years in prison for hoard
ing 100000 pounds of sugar.
Federal Judge Howe in imposing sen
tence said he might have fined Lessen
s., 600 but he did not want 10 put the
dollar mark on this judgment"
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TANKER kEHUkU SAFE.
BY Associated Press % Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York. July 30.-The tank steamer
Kehuku, which her owners feared was the
unidentified steamer believed DESTROYED
BY an explosion off the New jersey coast
Tuesday morning, is safe, according to
word received here today
The vessel was off Palm Beach Florida
at IL o'clock last night, according to a
wireless report.
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Amusemenls ronigh..

Playhouse Thirtieth Picce o. snvrr
Majestic" Gauntlet.
Queen--"Out OF the storm
kialto-" Alias jimmy Na-en lno.
SaYOy-'fhe Terror.
Strand-''A Woman Who Understood
Victory--''rhe Grim Came.
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Escaped Convict Still at Large.

Andrew Albrogini, the convict who
escaped from a workhouse road gang
last Tuesday, was still at large this
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-30
JAMES II. CARTER.

James II. Carter. 81 years old, died
yesterday The body viii be taken to
Suddlersville, Md, where funeral SER
vices will be held. The body may be viewed
at the home Of his son-in Law. O. M. Robin
son, GOT North Adams street, on Sunday
evening.
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The kehuku was built for the Emer-
gency Fleet CORPORATION and launched
April 4. 1920 She was 500 ton tank
steamer, 405 feet along and a 81 foot deep.
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To prevent bottle famine return emPUes
promptly. Clover Dairy Co.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-07-30

Certified milk for infants. Clover Derry
Co.-Ady.
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BY Associated Press 20 Every Eveuins
Washington July 30. Forecast for pula-
ware
Fair tonight and saturday hrtis chansc
in temperature gentle - moderate winds.
mostly southwest
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HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT

how utterly impossible it is for you
TO make known what you want TO
sell or what you want to buy with
out using the Want AID columns of
Every Evening? Everybody In
Wilmington and in the surround
ing country will read your Want
Ad if it rs printed here,
The cost OF delivering your mes
sage to these many thousands is
small indeed as compared with the
large measure OF benefit and profit
you will get in return.
PHONE
TWO-TWO-HUNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-10-07
Nut House salted peanuts at the
Canteen Pleasure Parlors.

Nut House salted peanuts at the
Canteen Pleasure Parlors.
William E. Quinn, special CORES
pondent for the Daily Huronite OF
Huron. was in our city couple OF
days the latter part of last week.
Cigars - Cigars Cigars al
The Cantenn.
For Sale: Perigreed Duroc Jer-
seyboars. 1st Prize boar under ]
year and / Prize litter az Haakon
County Fair, 1920. Best of breed
ing outstanding individuals. A. E
Lee, Philip, S. ID. Az At p
r. B. Trenchard of Groton has
recently moved to his place a few
miles northeast of Milesville where
he will engage in farming and
sto,kraising He was a resident of
that section several years ago and
has again decided that Haakon
county is good place in which tc
establish a home.
A man named Barlow represent
ing the Nom Partisan League ad-
dressed small gathering of voters
on the street here last Sunday af-
ternoon. He used lot of valua
BILE time abusing about al
the people of the country except
himself. He told us how the demo
Gratis had just about ruined the
country generally, and that the re
publicans were even wrose because
they refused to allow him to die
tate the platform at the Chicago
convention, but he failed to show
that his party offered any remedy
for this state OF affairs. He did
however, tell us that he was a bat
man and what had happened tt
other communities that had re
fused to allow him to speak.
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SO REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF DODGE CARS

Official confirmation of press
dispatches from Detroit, announc-
ng that there would be no reduc-
ton in the price of Dodge Broth
ers Motor Cars, has been received
by Mcmahon e Hendricks the local
Dodge Brothers dealers in this
city. A telegram from C.. w.
Matheson, acting general sales
manager to the local dealers reads:
Dodge Brothers policy has been
to give full value for the price
asked. There will be no reduction
in the present prices of Dodge
Brothers motor cars. Newspaper
reports to the contrary are absol-
utely untrue
Dodge Brothers announcements
was no surprise to us, said Mr..
Hendricks. In fact it is only a
substantiation of Dodge Brothers
business principles. At no time
have they ever demanded an ex-
cess amount for their products. As
in the past, they will continue in
the future to demand a fair re-
turn for their efforts.
"The mere fact that the demand
for Dodge Brothers motor cars is
still greater than the supply, de-.
spite the great expansion program
at the factory, has absolutely
nothing to do with the decision to
continue the present prices. In
marketing their car Dodge Broth
ers have never made point Of
price and will never sacrifice the
quality of their product to enter
price competition.
For Sale: Reed body baby bug
gy. Jake Weber. .f
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BIG ATHLETIC CARNIVAL
HAS BEEN POSTPONED

On account Of the fire which de-
stroyed every hotel and restaurant
in Philip last Wednesday morning,
it has been decided to postpone
the big athletic event billed for
next Saturday evening. Promoter
Wheaton has wired the various
parties who were on the bill tell
ing them that he deemed it advisa-
BILE to hold the affair on a later
date. He hopes to be able to ar
range it for a couple of weeks
from this time when the town will
have recovered to some extent
from the fire, at least the extent
of providing accomdations for the
crowd of visitors that might be
expected.
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SELL YOUR RYE AT THE
FARMERS ELEVATOR. 40 If

Strayed: Cattle branded BIB
on left side. Liberal reward for
recovery. George Wobbe, Elbon,
s. d. AZ If
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The Canteen for choice apples.

The Canteen for choice apples.
For Sale: Big Type Poland China
boars. Paul Walters, Grindstone,
South Dakota. AZ 4t
For Sale: Second hand Ford
Roadster. Just overhauled. In first
class condition: Will sell cheap if
taken at once. T. v. Joseph, at
Walpole's office. 46 If
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Goss of Lin
vile, Iowa, are here for a couple
of weeks visit at the j. ]. Berry
home northeast of town. Mr.. Goss
is brother of Mrs. Berry.
Mrs. r. E. Sherman and children
went to Rapid City Wednesday to
remain until such time as another
residence can be found. They were
among the losers in the fire We'd
nesday, having lost all their house
hold goods and much of their
clothing.
For Sale: Base burner, Is inch
fire pot. $4,000. Practically new.
Inquire at this office. 46 If
Mrs. George A. Woodland depart
ed Saturday evening for Minnea-
polls, where she expects to reside
in the future. Mr.. Woodard will
likely leave next week provided he
can close up his affairs here in
that time. He has leased his farm
near Hilland and is disposing of
most of his pesronal effects.
Tom Fenton returned the fore
part of the week from Usage, Wy
oming, where has been for the
past few months. He has not yet
decided upon his future plans but
may open up an oil development
office at this point
A party of twenty-five of the
| friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Woodard of Hill
land gathered at their home of the
evening of Wednesday, of last
week and spent a very pleasant
time. The afl air was in the nature
Of farewell party to Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodard who are moving to Min
nesota. In the course of the even
ing they wer presented with a bea-
utiful rocking chair in token of
the esteem in which they are held
by their neighbors.
Several men from Midland and
Nowlin came up on the early
morning train in response to the
call made by telephone short
time before, when it looked as if
other parts of the city would be
taken by flames. Cottonwood sent
down several cars with men and
chemicals for use in fighting the
fire. While all Of these arrived
after the fire was under control,
the ready response to the call is
commendable and they have the
thanks Of the community for the
spirit which prompted them. We
hope the time will never come
When they will have to send out a
similar call, but il it does we can
assure them that the Philip peo-
pie lend helping hand.
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win 4. Walpole.
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Insist on your dealer giving
YOU KING PHILIP FLOUR.
Oranges at the Canteen.

Oranges at the Canteen.
Submit your applications for
loans to Bielski Farm Loan Co. If
Grapes in baskets at the Can
teen.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph Vandercook,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
New coats of all kinds at Will
limas Store. as 2t
For Sale: Ford Coupe, run only
rs miles on pavement in Huron.
Will sell reasonable for Quick
sale. Inquire of T. V. Joseph, at
Walpole's office. If
, Fresh supply of fruit at the Can
teen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Millstead
were Pierre visitors on Wednesday.
N. w. May was attending to bu-
siness matters at Pierre last Sat-
urday.
A. J. Peterson of Hilland closed
a deal last week for the purchase
of the E.Bruyn property just north
of town and will take possession
within the next few days. Mr..
and Mrs. Bruyn expect to leave
the latter part of this week. [
Taken up: Buckskin yearling
colt, no brands. C. w. Case, 7 mi
north of Elbon. 43 If
S. P. Teeters was down from
Whitewood the fore part of the
week for few days visit. He~is
now engaged in the shoe repair bu-
siness and operates a store in con-
nection with it. He tells us he is
enjoying a very nice business and
says that part of the state had a
bountiful crop this year.
Miss Hester Buswell returned
home last Saturday from a five
weeks visit at the home of her
brother Harry, and family at Per-
ry, Iowa. She stopped off at Now
lin for few days visit with Miss
Eleanor Thomas.
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Presbyterian Church Notes.

No preaching service Sunday the
10th as the minister will be at
tending Synod at Parker, s. d.
Sunday School at 11:30 A. M.
Primary Department is now well
organized and doing fine.
We have a place for every one
from three years old to the Bible
class.
Matt: 1873 Verify ! say unto
you except ye turn and become
as little children ye shall in no
wise enter into the kingdom of
Heaven.
Christian Endeavor at seven in
the evening. Every one welcome.
Missionary program to be Civ
en- at Pohle's Hall Friday October
18th. lat o'clock. After the pro-
gram lunch will be served. Every
one come an enjoy a good enter
tainment given by the children
and social evening afterwards,
HAAKON COUNTY ABSTRACT
co.
John 4. Forsell, President
Bonded Abstracters
Philip. South Dakota
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Ice Cream cones at the Canteen.
Buy your fine bar candies at the
Canteen.
w. O. Shoun of Manila was in
our city today attending to mat
tiers of business.
Three show eases for sale. In
quire at this office. AZ 2t
Harry Carey at the Gem Theatre
Sunday night in ''The Ace of the
Saddle"
INSURE YOUR $1,000 CAR FOR
THREE YEARS FOR THE SMALL
SUM OF S13.40 AGAINST FIRE
AND LIGHTNING, TORNADO, OR
TRANSPORTATION DAMAGE.
s24.55 WITH THEFT INCLUDED.
OTHER PRICED CARS AT THE
SAME RATIO. LET us WRITE
YOU A POLICY. al 1t
BANK of PHILIP. AZ ct
Several Of the business men who
lost almost their entire stock in
the fire Wednesday morning have
secured temporary quarters and
are ready to meet their old Gus
toners. II. A. Kumm will be in
the old building recently vacated
by the Frst State Bank; r. M. Will
Hams is occupying portion of
F. E. Pohle's building; E. M. Lar
son is in the Carr building one
west of the FIRST State Bank; G. L.
Dorothy has the east side of the
Security State Bank building, and
C. A. McPeek will be found in the
west side of the same building, IN
the part occupied for the past few
years by the farm bureau office.
Most of these men saved small
portion of their stock and this,
with what was has been received
since they EXPECT to be able to
take care of the peoples immediate
needs.
Harry Carey at the Gem Theatre
Sunday night in The Ace of the
Saddle"
Manager Sherman of the Neb-
raska Telephone Co., has a force
of ten men a work repairing the
damage done to the wires and
poles Wednesday morning. These
men came from various points and
all are regular telephone men and
acquainted with the work. He ex-
poets to have the service entirely
restored by Saturday at the very
latest.
Call at the Ramsey Vulcanizing
Shop for Diamond and Amazon
tires and tubes, all sizes.
The Diamnd tires are guaranteed
5000 miles. And the best proof !
have for the quality of the Anna
zon tires is referring you to the
men here in town who are using
them, and who are satisfied. Let
me prove to you the my tires are
reasonable in price, quality consid-
cred. These tires are new and
have the biggest supply in Philip.
Abel Hogan.
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NOTICE!

As many Of my records and
much Of my correspondence was
destroyed in the recent fire, my
records as to many real estate
transactions are incomplete. I
would therefore deem it favor
if all parties having dealings with
me would correspond with me in
regard to the matter at the earli-
est possible date, in order that 1
may sooner be able to complete my
files and records in all transac-
tions.
Will r. Walpole.
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DR.. n. s. GEARHART, N. D.
PHYSICIAN and SUR6E0N
PhlIiu, South Dakota
PHILLIP, South Dakota
Get your bananas at the Canteen

Get your bananas at the Cantaen
See us for a real estate loan
Bielski Fran Loan Co. 46 If
Ice Cream by the quart or cone
at the Canteen.
The Haakon County Abstract Co.
is not crippled on, account of the
fire. Phone Red 81 or the Register
of Deeds Office.
For Sale: Three Registered Du-
roc Jersey boar pigs. May farrow.
Papers furnished Rowland Phil
lips. 46 St p
Lester Olson, a former Philip
boy, but now located at Rapid City
was here a couple of days last
week attending to business mat
Urs.
For Sale or Trade: One Chalmers
truck IL ton, recently overhauled
and is in good condition. G,od
terms if taken soon. T. v. Joseph
at Walpole's office. 46 If
Carl Stiele who has been at Cas-
par, Wyoming, for the past several
months returned last week and
after few days visit with rela-
tives returned to his studies at the
State College at Brookings.
E. w. Newman and c. H. Mar
den Of Nowlin were visitors here
on Tuesday. We acknowledge a
short visit with Mr.. Newman who
called at this office to renew his
subscription to the Pioneer-Review
For Sale or Trade: Saxon Six
touring car in good running order.
Snap for quick deal. 7. V. JOS
eph at Walpole's office. DC tt
The Haakon County Abstract Co.
is in position to prepare alb
stracts as promptly as ever.
SELL YOUR RYE AT THE
FARMERS ELEVATOR. 40 If
Strayed: Cattle branded B B
on left side. Liberal reward for
recovery George Wobbe, Elbon,
IS. d. AZ If
John T. Forsell of the Haakon
County Abstract Co. will be
found temporarily in the Court
House.
Sheriff Slocum and Marshall Ga
gen went to Powell last Saturday
and took into custody a man by
the name of Bill Thompson. He
was wanted by the authorities at
Fit. Pierre on serious charge and
was turned over to them the same
night.
WHY CARRY YOUR OWN RISK
ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEN
WE CAN INSURE 1T FOR S1.1O
PER S10O. FOR ONE YEAR A.
GAINST FIRE & LIGHTNING
TORNADO, TRANSPORTATION
DAMAGE AND THEFT, OR $50
PER s1OO WITH THEFT ELIMIN-
ATED. A LIBERAL REDUCTION
ION A THREE YEAR POLICY
LET US WRITE YOU A POLICY,
BANK of PHILIP. Al 1t
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This is to cretify that ! have
given my son Hartzell his time,
and will not be responsible for
any of his debts.
S. G.. Olds. AZ ct p
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For Sale: Reed body baby bug
gy. Jake Weber. .f
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-28
STEEL SHOWS
 BIZ EARNINGS
Aggregate Of $42,0S9,Ol9 Is Made in First Three
 Months of Year

NEW YORK. April 27. Total earnings of the United States steel l corporation for the first quarter of i 1920 showed an upward trend from 1 the final quarter of 1919. the aegre-
 gate of $42,0S9,019 representing an
 increase of $6,297,717.
 Net income of $31 ,323,7O1 increased | $S.2S3.426 and surplus of $13,373 ,OS5 is gain Of $S,150,7 ,797
 Regular dividends of 3-4 percent
 on the preferred and one quarter on the common were in keeping with general expectations, no advance in the common rate of distribution hay ing been regarded as probable after
 the recent statement of Chairman E.
 H. Gary.
 Analysis of the quarterly report discloses some irreguiarity of busi- ness. January returns were well above $14,000 900 while those of Feb. ! ruary, a shorter month, fell slightly
 under 13,60O,0O0 with rebound to l $16 6.402,S9S for March. On the basis of today's figures the common stock earned $3.SS for the quarter, against the previous return of only $2.27 and $3.43 in the third quarter Of 1919. The years first quarter made a bet ter showing than any since the third
 quarter of 1918, when the earnings | reached $42,961 ,5S9. Record figures during the war were estimated in the second quarter of 1918. when earnings
 amounted to $62 ,391.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-28
Mining and Financial Ne,us
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK. April 27.-The decision of the supreme court in the Reading case, acute weakness of foreign eN change. the proposed retroactive so per cent war tax and several favor able statements of railroads and indus trial earnings comprised the conflict ing developments of today's active and irregular session of the stock eX- change
 Early and midday trade was charac- teriZed by further substantial gains in Reading issues The advance also em- braced affiliated coalers such as Cen tral of New Jersey, Delaware and Hudson and Delaware Lackawanna and Western, neightening the impres- sion of an early segregation of assets.
 Other rails. notably transcontinen' tals and trunk lines, had their periods of activity and strength, Union Pacific presenting an excellent report for 1919. Among industrials recent strength of American woolen was explained by the issuance of the 1919 statement, disclos- ing earnings of almost 10 on the com mon stock.
 United States Steel was less promi- nent than usual on it's quarterly meet ing day and offered no clue to any change in dividend policy. Earnings, the first three months of the year, made public after the close of the mar ket, exceeded popular estimates. show ing $3.SS gained for the common stock
 Motors, oils, steels, equipments, shippings and numerous miscellaneous specialties furnished their customary proportions to the days enlarged op- erations at extreme gains of to 10 points. but in every noteworthy case these were cancelled.
 Heavy selling of the last hour ccoin- cided with a 10 per cent money rate and was hinged on advices indicating progress of the war tax measure, but exchange rallied slightly Total sales. 1,25O,O0O shares.
 Railroad ponds were strong for a time. but eased with the stock list at the end.
 Liberty issues with one CT two eX- ceptions closed at nominal gains. Total sales, par value, aggregated S13,275.- 900.
 Old United States bonds unchanged on call
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-28
ENGINEERS MEET

The American Association of En- gineers, local chapter. held their reg ular meeting last night at the r. M. c. A. J. M. Johnson, delegate by proxy to the national convention at St. Louis. was instructed to vote in favor of the United States adopting the metric system of weights and measures. The old clothes, khaki and overalls movement was endors. ed, many of the members appearing in overalls The engineers were in.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-28
F Q k Vi E R FISHERMAN PERFECTS PROCESS OF MAKING LEATHER FROM FISHSKIN.

NEW YORK. April I8 --"Shoe leath- Ter is going up!"
 Price of shoes to drop."
 Nearly 200 new oil companies were organized in the United States dur ing March.
 Shoe price may become prohibi- tivei"
 What is she to think-milady of fashion, housewife, business woman, or school girl? Amid conflicting pro- dictions sine has not an idea of what will really happen. Not one. except that come what may, sine MUST wear CT
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-28
REPRESENTS ESTATE

James O. sword, representative of the estate of Thomas Higgins. de- ceased, arrived in Bisbee yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-28
supply practically unlimited.

!, supply practically unlimited.
 As yet it has not proved profitable to use the skins of scale fish. The re- moval of the scales leaves minute holes and shows scars, just as picked bird shows a scar for every plucked feather. Leather made from scale fish, is, however, very decorative for toilet articles, for where the scales have been there remains a pattern.
 Upholstery, cardcases, boots, gloves, whips, book bindings-these are only a few of the ways in which the new leather can be employed