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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
NINE SWEEPER WRECKED.
Crew Taken off After Hard Work By
Coast Guards.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Duxbury, Mass, Nov % The mine
sweeper Swan. famous for - part IN law
ing the North Sea baTage. w:ls wreck 3n
the C;urnet sand spi; today with her crew
safe ashore as result Of hie saving *
ploits Of Captain Jack Giynn and has
Gurnet coast guard crew After the swan
was driven on the shoa.s Of the Gurne' 10
a northeast gale late veSterday the guards
of the Gurnet station brought the j6 men
aboard 10 safety through nouutsi nous
seas. bv breeches buoy and surf boat
II was a task that tired the zen men of
the Gurnet crew al the outset. bur after
thev had landed an equal number from
the Swan. the breeches buoy operation
was left to them and Captain C'lynn turn
I'd to his surf boat to double the resuced
activities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
PUSEY 6 JONES SUIT.
Judge Morris Heard Argument Today
Against Intervention.

Objection TO the intervention OF Chris
topher Hanniveg and the I. S Govern
ment in a suit brought by the Baltimore
Dry Dock and ShipbulIding Co Of Balti-
more Against the Pusey & Jones Co.
were made before Judge Hugh VI Morris
this morning, sitting in the Federal Dis
trict Court, and briefs Of counsel were sub
mjtted
The Pusey d Jones Co was represented
by Robert Pennington and Chester NJ
Fsrr Of Philadelphia
For the plaintiff. George Weems vii
hams of Baltimore. and Robert II
Richards Of this city, and for the govern
ment. William Harmon Black Of the
Attorney Generals Office in Washington
and Federal District Attorney James
II Hughes, Jr, appeared.
The points involved are extremely
technical, and the judge will render
u decision on them at later date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
PETRO BERTOIINI DEAD.

Rome. Nov 20 Pietro Bertoliui. ltal-
inn member of IL, allied rcparations com
MISSION. died late Yesterday on board a
tram on which he WAS comlrE Z 70 this city
from Paris SIgnor Bertohni entered
public life in 1891, when he became Under
Secretary Of Stntc IN the Ministry OF
Finnrcc In November 1907 be became
munster # Public Works IN the Giolitti
cabinet
lie was named a Senator early IN Octo-
ber of tins year
Signor Bertolifi took q prominert part
in the work II restoring peaceful rela-
tions with Austria and WIS orc Of the lead
ing Italian statesmen participating IN
the study Of the Adnatio problem. which
was recently settled by the treaty OF
Rapallo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
AGED COUPLE SUICIDE.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York Nov % After packing
their trunks and dress Ing in their best
clothes, John Guest, - wears old, an
inventor and his wife. Augusta, 50, open
ed gas Jet and died today in a Brooklyn
rooming house. Police believe the aged
couple became discouraged because roval-
ties on one of the inventors patents had
been stopped recently and they faced
DOyeTty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
BISHOP BERRY TAKES
RAP At NEWSPAPERS
Say They Seem TO Want to Pub
lsh Only Sensational
Matter.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening


Atlantic CITY, Nov % Bishop Joseph
Berry took exception to Newspaper
aensationalism hero today prior Ia the
dav q sesHion Of the house Of bishops
"I'hc newspapers ssem To wnnt only
Sensational matter and nothing rlse, said
he. we are doing lot Of constructive
business that il worth while, but no Mt
tcntion seems to bc paid To il The papers
have published n lot Of atuff that tends to
discredit us
When asked il he had anything further
10 say regarding the communication from
the Actors Equity Asaoeiation complain
fng Of the treatment metnd o,it to mem
l,crr 81 the theatrical profession he re
plcd "No nm ,orry ! raid what did
The hoard Of bishops is rot taking ANY
coQoirauce of il Whv should thew
They haven't received any communira-
tiou
When asked if the bishops would deal
with the program outli ed by the Lord 3
Dav Alliance for etrict enforcement of
the Sunday laws, he replied in the mega
tive lie declined 10 be interviewed on
the subject of enforcing the Sunday laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
CHARGE SInN fE|h
WITH BIG WAREHOUSE
FIRES AT LIVERPOOL
Fifteen Blazcs Start Simultan-
eously Over Distance of
Seven Miles.
FIND EVIDENCE OF
fNCENDTAPIS SIN
ny AaaocIated pre~- 20 Every Evening

London, Nov 20 Edward Shortt. the
homo secretary, declared in the House If
Commons this afternoon in reply ~ qiIea.
tioua regarding Saturday nights lnceu-
diary dock fires in Liverpool, that there
seerned 10 doubt that the fires were the
result ~ m organlred conspiracy in which
members of the Sinn Fein party were on
gagged
According 70 the lateat Information. the
Home Secretary added the situation IN
Liverpool was well in hand
London. NV % The public galleries
of the House ~ Commons were closed
this afternoon md the approaches 70 the
Houses of Parliament guarded by eEtra
police as preeaution against possible
uutpward incidents. following the die
closure N an alleged ginn Fcin conRpiracy
for operations IN England
Speaker lowther stated n tho commons.
in answer tn question. that hr had nvder-
Ell the galleries closed rs result ~ in
formation he had received from the chicf
c0nmissinner today
Liverpool. Nnv 70 Fifteen ware
houaea IN liverpool and Bnotla. nihurb
principally cfttnn warehouses. were set
nn FIRE Saturday night Two n 'he cotton
wnrehmaea in Liverpool were burned ott
Gasoline cans and paraffin we're found
about the premises
II WINS stated in police quarters there
wap FtronR evidence that the fires were the
work II Sim Feincra
Some shepting occurred after tho ont
break ~ tho flarnoq Cnnstables on the
acene were fired ~ and bullets passed.
through tho clothing ~ some of them h'it
nnne were injured Dno civilian vas shot
lead
Five men we're placed under arrert in
connection with the incpndiarY outbreak
london. Nov 70 A dispatch 70 the
/ Press AEsocntion from Liverpool says
/ An alarming outbreak Of Slnn Fem
violence ocr,Ivratl on Saturday night
shortly before 2 o'clock Fire broke out
/ simultaneously both IN The south and
north ends - laverpoo and also n
/ Hnotle
/ There were seven frru IN Bootie and
! eleven ~ various parts ~ Liverpool
/ Subsequent discoveries revealed $
/ svell-planned Sim Fem plot fo spread a
/ holocaust ri fire. among the warehouses
/ in the dock area The fires were spread
/ over almost all of ths whole seven miles
| t,f the lpck nrrs
Owing 10 The inaarnuabIe nature II ths
contents of the warehouses the flames
I uulckly gained strong hold. and by onf
I o clock n the morning The whole sky
was lit 1T. The local tirc hrigades were
+ unavhle ~ cope with the situation and
were Obliged ~ call orRades from other
/ suburbs The pnlicf Communicated III
/ telephone wlrea ani took All steps -
prevent further outbreaks Nv eoucentTat-
/ ting policemen along The line # docks
Three Youths, watching the BUR
piciouz movements If two men NJ the
cotton warehouse IN Parliament street
warned the police. who challenged 'he
suspects Thereupon they bnlted anc
/ fred upon the police, who pursued them
/ The policemen were unhurt. but 4 bullet
! pierced the heart Of youth. DAME
Ward who WAS among those who hac
warned the police. and he fell dead
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
SHOE MANUFACTUR RERS
WOULD STOP WAGE BOA =

By Nssoria ~u P-rss -o Ever rru.Hs
rvnn Mass Nor ~ rhr .
manlfacft.-r~ n ms fy 'u4a tH.r
formal request ri the .1llt -ulH n.tr
Shoe Workers Il Amerca f'r tluIfl.u
me wage bonus u lta ID
that has been paid ,oG uorr .a.
THIS IS 'he irst genera sfee .Eh.4
ltctlou ~ wages N his -if
Elimination II 30 NunIs
according p ne uanu.ac' r'- le.
'a reduce 'het- npcra'ng 's's ht r0H
ghere shops NAV he -r0prrr. Rr -.4
u4tn Druft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
SHOOTING AFFRAY.
William Sneed, Negro, Accused OF
Making Murderous Attack on
Geo. Ray, Also Colored.

William Sneed. colored, charged with
assault with intent 10 commit murder on
George " Roy, also colored was held
under $500 bail for Court Of General Ses-
SONS by Judge Hastings IN Municipal
Court today
The two men got into a quarrel about a
month ago in a room at 3O4 Taylor street
and, it is alleged, s, eed drew revolver,
shooting Roy in the right side Of the
abdomen S1eed claims Taylor used brass
kruckles on mm. cutting a deep cash
above his eye
In holding Sneed Judge Hastings ruled
that as it wac admitted that a shot had
been fred he did not think the Municipal
Court should make final disposition of
the case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
DOMESTIC TROUBLES.
Casc Of the Grants in Court Today. TO be
Investigated.

Explaining. IN City Court today, that
because she was SICK and tired of having
h,m come home drunk at 3 O'Clock in the
morning. Mrs Charles ;. Grant, East
Twentv-second street. slapped her hus-
band IN the face on Sunday morning
and because he grabbed her wrist she had
h,rn arrested on q charge of breach Of the
peace
Al the request OF Philip Garrett. counsel
for Grant the case was referred 10 De
tectIvc Mcdaniel for investigation and
continued two weeks.
In the struggle china closet and a
clock were broken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
CRISIS IN COTTON.
Egyptian Government Says Extrayagant
Speculation is Responsible.

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Caro-. Egypt, Nov. % Rxtravagant
speculation following the amstice IS de-
clared to have been responsible for the
advance in cotton prices in 1919, which
carried the product to a point 300 per cent
higher than normal, says statement
regarding the crisis in the cotton industry
issued by the Egyptian government.
The present worldwide check in cxpendi-
lures it says has arrested speculation
and compelled the owners Of cotton to en-
ter the market.
The United States, it continues,
which last year bought one third Of the
Egyptian crop now Is taking only 81 very
insignificant quantity. This IS exercising
very degpressing effect upon prices
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
BROWN DIES SUDDENLY.
Cleveland Man Expired Soon
After He Had Given His Sister
His Insurance Papers. ;

within few hours after ho had turned
ovcr h,s Ito insurance papers % he sister
Nira Mary Giu zoo fpst Sixth strcet
Neal Brown of Cleveland. OHIO was
found dead m bed Coroner Bullock
investigated the case and pronounced h's
death due a. heart trouble
Brown. who was 80 years old, hal boon
aufTeriug from heart disease Tor number
~ wears and knowing his end was near
came East on Saturday night Tor the
purpose Of turning over his life insurance
paperv to hls sister and spending few
davs with her lie was hotel keeper
NJ $500 Griswold Btreet, Cleveland The
BODY will be shipped % that city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
SHAMOKIN HAS 500 200 FIRE.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Sharnokin, Pa. Nov % Fire today
badly damaged the old Windsor Hotel
building here, casrurg a loss Of nearly
slOO. 600 Among the losers who occupied
the building were the Busy Bee Rcstau-
rant Company; F. r Dubbs, pool aud
billiard room; Twentieth Century Shoe
Store; Joseph Robins, Mems Clothing;
and N. r. Mirbach, Ladies Clothing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
NORDQUIsT GETS JUDGMENT.

Klaus A. Nordquist, a tailor Of Oil
Orange street, was awarded a Judgment
Of 81 ,O33 40 against Eric G.. Lysander by
a my in Superior Court today. The case
vas irled some months ago, but the exact
amount not ascertaIned
Four hundred dollars was loaned by
Nordquist to Lysander, and the former
acted IS surety for two notes. after which
Lvsander left town David J. Relnhardt
was counsel for Nordqulst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
WILSON WILL MAKE HIS
HOME IN WASHINGTON
President Will Devote His Time
to Literary Work After
March 4.
nv A.sociatod Press to Every Evening

Washington, Nov ~ Alth0Igh =
has been generally understood that
President Wilaon after he leaves The
White House on March 4 will devode hia
time to writing. this fact became known
to-day with degree Of hnality u aisp
became known that Mr. Wilson will make
hin home in Washington hut ih'is far he
has not obtained q residence
Itneph r Tunulty. tho President = sec
rotary. Mao plans 10 remain m NnahIng
ton after March 4 and he intends - write
some books about ihc lrosident. with
whom no has been assoclated fpr he last
ten wears Mr. TumultY haa been offered
a place on the Customs Court ~ Appeals
blit he has nnf reached deeision ~ ~
accepting the appointment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
LEATHER AUSINESS DECLINES.

Because Of the unsettled conditions,
nearly evory leather manufacturing in
dustry in Wilmington hos ceased to func I
ton This morning at the New Castle
Leather Cos office. Eleventh and Poplar
streets, it was stated that this plant would
cease to operate BIZ the latter part Of this
week Ir the leather industry there seems
to be no immediate relief.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
TAKE SUGAR CARGO.
L. ). Customs Authorities Seize 3.lOO
Tons at Baltimore.

By Associated Press . Every EvenIus
Baltimore, Md, Nov 29. Customs
authorities took charge of The 3.lOO ton
cargo Of sugar being discharged today ~
the steamship Texas Maru. pending settle
ment Of lie igation between Baltimore
wholesale grocers and LaInborne and
Company, New York sugar brokers
An injunction has been issued restraln-
ing the brokers from collecting on letters
OF credit deposited to cover payment for
the shipment which was contracted for
last April when sugar was quoted AZ p
cents wholesale. At present sugar puccs
they would lose nearly 100000, the
grocers said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
EXPLOSIONS CONTINUE.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
London, Nov 20 Flames still envelop
ruins of the large factory at Veragato,
Italy, where an explosion occurred on
Friday, says Milan dispatch to the
exchange telegraph company The dis
astcr WIS greater than at first supposed,
the havoc wrought being enormous, and
there being many victims The explo-
sions still continue on every side.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
CLAIM ANTI-BOLSHEyIK
FORCES PUSHED BACK

BY Associated PresS 20 E>ery Evening
London. Nov % The auti-Bolshcvik
forces led hy General 3alakovltch, which
remained in the field after the Russo
Polish armisticc, have been pushed into
the marsh district 10 the northwest of
Mozvr. II WAS announced ~ sunday $
official statement from Moscow, received
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
EARTH SHOCK RECORDED.
Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Nov 20 An earthquake
shock Of moderate intensity was recorded
today on the seismograph at Georgetown
University The shock began at 3 10 a, m.
and continued until a. m. and it was
estimated the disturbance was 3, 100 miles
from Washington, probably in South
America
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
BISHOP CANEVIN RESIGNS.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Pittsburg Nov % Bishop j. F.
Regis Canevin, bishop Of the Pittsburg
diocese of the Roman Catholic Church,
has resigned, it was announced here to-
day Bishop Canevin took this action
because Of i'll health, it was said He has
consented to remain and act as admins
traitor OF the Pittsburg diocese until a
successor has been appointed and taken
charge Of the See Rev Cancvin was ap-
pointed bishop IN 1903
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
KILLED Ry y-RAY.
Dr Chas infroit Famous Specialist
Sucrumhs 10 Infection D Years Ago.
.nclatci pr,..a 10 z yrfr Evening.

nv NasoTI TOD prr8a 20 = YrfF FNeninas
Parla. Nov - DR. Charles 1nfroit.
famous X ray specialist. Is dead, accord
,rp 10 announcements. tire cf Dr tnfroit's
hands became Infected in 1898 es a result
az his constant ,lse of tho x-rny and an
operation was performed Since that time
he has undergone u operatlors, p Of
which were performed in the last ten wears.
The last was on Augusi / when his right
arm and left wrist were ampItatcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE
WANTS TO ISSUE NOTES.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washirgton, Nov. % The Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad asked the Inter
state commerce Commission today au
thoritv to issue notes for SIS, ,629 600 10
purchase 1000 steel goudolas, ! 900 steel
box cars and other equipment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
Delta Chapter Banquet.

The annual convocation OF Delta
Chapter, X 4 NJ No 5, will be held il
Masonic Temple, Monday evening, De
cember 20, at : 80 clock OEcers for the
ensuing year will be elected at this meet
ing A banquet will be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
Junior Mechanics at Church.

Special Thanksgiving services at Wesley
NJ. r. Church, last night, were attended
by about so members Of the various local
councils of the Junior O. I A NJ and
the Daughters If America, the sermon
being preached by Rev Z W Wells.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
viii Stay Away From Caruso

On ms promise to stay away from the
home Of Frank Carlsu, EpiFanio Azurara
was dismissed in Muuicipal Court to-
day a'te~ being arra'gned on chArg of
trespaSsiHg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
COAL SITUATION IMPROVES.

Robert d Kemp. city coal distributor,
continues TO receive favorable reports
from local dealers and notice from Wash
ington states that the coal shortage crisis
u nov paSsed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
Fighters Allowed to Go.

Pleading guilty to charge OF fighting
gu the street Alfred Hayes and James II
lohnsor were allowed to 70 on payment
OF costs by Judge Hastings IL Municipal
Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
Admitted He Was Drinking

Evan Levonahus, charged with dis
orderly conduct, was fired $40 IN Munich
pal Court lie was arrested at Seventh
and Church streets about o'clock last
nlght and admitted he had been drinking
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29

~ Aas,S1ated Press - syr5 Frtu.rs
Waahingto ton Nov ~ Fn0rCaat far Ht.a
wA-e Thrratcning tonlEht Ant runsiar
18th probably rain rsiug fem nra ~
TUESDAY fresh a1rth.ast Rad ast winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
AUGUSTA VICTORIA BETTER.

ny Associa ted Press TO Every Evening
Doom. Holland, Nov 29-The former
German Empress Augusta Victoria whose
illness from heart ATTACK took turn for
the worse Yesterday, was reported better
by her physicians this morning The ex-
empress. it was said, had passed a good
night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
YOU BELIEVE

in hfe insurance, it provides for
the destitute You believe in
charity; il provides for the needy
You believe in hospitals; they care
for the sick and injured Accidents
cause misery and lead to loss and
destitution Their victims feed our
hospitals and become dependent
upon charity. Every citizen bears
part of this financial burden.
WILL YOU DO YOUR SHARE
IN PRACTICAL PREVEN-
TION?
JOIN THE DELAWARE SAFE
TY COUNCIL
EVERY MEMBERSHIP HELPS
SAVE LIFE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
COUNCIL OF LEAGUE
APPROVES PLAN FOR
MANDATES PROJECT
Tentative Proposal ~ 20 MakeII
Definitely Accepted and
Rules Detailed
STRONG OPPOSITION TO
BULGAPTA'S ADMISSION
nv A..o-i.,.i r,s., d. rv.,, -, q

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have tho CufuWisurD .fr ffrt IEf
mandatory and iYnr 1af is' rF.rs
T. vas decided 'bt' sli go r..t. 'r.s
ch'@er ~ the csrlnef
Ihs paFUars.f opr.rntuafrr
cast, All prefalIy meet ,tr lrar
Geneva and revrrr ~ sd ri--,
a 'hs mandate bo'd r.si-trrt
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29

Storm Doors, Storm Sash, Porch In
closures Tindall d Son. 6l4 Tatnal
81 eet.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29

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project a rrndinz spanish trOrr~ - lafh
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beforehand ah1art th.a decNinn raKarfins
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attempt +o .Cer rise -4rn ranfrnI v0o
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29

4 cheap healthfu food Clover Dairv
..tc Nlh. Phone l54U Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29

S25 worth Of records fren Alfred Piano
Co, 2I0 Vest Ninth street. et.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
KILLED HIS son
, Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Scranton Pa, Nov % In q midnight
quarrel Inst night Michael keselvzs. 55
wears old. stabbed to death his son,
Michael 20 wears The son was overseas
in Company L. Sixteenth infantry Fifth
division. The father, according to the
police. quarreled with him because he
had not sent more money home while in
the army.
Clover Dairy Safe Milk makes robust
children. Phone l540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-29
Genuine Saurou ,ps,la,e,.
Weather Forecast

collins ! Nie, 3 'ol ? SIS