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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24
RUNNING TRUE TO FORM

That the old gang Democratic ma
chine in Montana is still running true
to form, despite the many outward
evidences to the contrary, is evidenced
by the fact that it has captured
the recently nominated N. P. L. or
g~anization hook, line and sinker. Com
rade Wheeler has come out f~latfooted
and announced that he is a J~effersonian
Democrat (again) and (yet). AS mas
ter politicians you have simply got to
hand it to Walsh, Stewart, Spriggs.
ct. al, for they have turned defeat in
to victory in mastery style.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24

o. E. S. Chapter Regular Meeting
Monday September 9th, 8 p m.
The 0. E. S. Chapter will hold it's
regular meeting Monday, September
9th at 8 o'clock. All officers especial
ly are requested to be present. There
will be work. Mesdames Kline, Smith,
and Wedum will serve refreshments.
Visitors welcome.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24

man were entertained by Miss Gena
Jorgenson at duck dinner last Friday
evening.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24

Miss %JOrgensOn Entertains.
The members of the local telephone
force, and Ada Vaupel and Pearl Kor-
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24
Baptist Ladies Aid

BaptlSt Ladies Aid
The Helping Hand society Of this
church will hold their regular meeting
in the basement of the church, Thurs
day, Sept. Both. Lunch will be served
by Mrs. M. A. Walker as hostess.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1920-09-24

HOME OWNING VS.. DIVORCES
The contention that home owning
makes for good citizenship and higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
MRS. NELLIE OGDEN DEAD
WITH PISTOL AT HER SIDE
She Had Evidently Taken Her
Life After Brooding Over Her
Husbands Death.

The lifeless body Of Mrs. Nellie Ogden,
aged % wears. was found in bed in her
room at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Spoerl. 1920 French street
shortly before 10 o clock this morning,
with a bullet hole through the left temple
and a revolver in the bed alongside of
her with one empty cartridge in it.
The young woman, who made her
home with her parents, worked at the
John Hand silk mill, Fourteenth and
Walnut streets. She went 10 work as
usual this morning. but came home Ill
about $50. Her mother put her TO bed
at once and Il short time later returned
TO the room 10 find out how she felt II
was then that she discovered the dead
body of her daughter
The mother called for and and q police
ambulance was summoned The woman
was pronounced dead and the coroner was
notified The revolver belonged to Mr.
>poerl and was taken from a bureau in
the front room. Il contained one empty
and four loaded cartridges and was taken
to the police station.
The husband of the Young woman died
q little over year ago from influenza
and the wife had brooded over his death
This is believed TO have been the cause
for her act. II may have affected her
mind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
FOUR SHARE IN $4,000. 900.
Heir 10 Old Estate viii Now Stop Paying
Rent.

Port Deposit. Md, MAY When
get my money the first thing | do viii
be stop paying rent was the way Eber
G. Nesbltt received the very pleasing IN
tellgence yesterday that he was booked
for an inheritance of nearly $1,000, coo.
MIR NesbItt said he Will buy q home in
Port Deposit
One hundred wears ago IN Baltimore
one OF Eber's forefathers made u viii
He was a large landlord and ground
rent owner He divided his estate in
trust for his surviving heirs who should
be alive in these troublesome days, and
now his estate, amounting to $4,000 coo,
is to be divided into four equal shares
Those to get share each are Mrs FL
wood Carpenter, of Oxford, Pa; Mrs
Harry Harper. of Lancaster, Pa Miss
Jennie Nesbitt. of Lancaster, Pa; and
the heirs of George " Nesbitt, of Port
Deposit. These three heirs are Eber
Amos and Howard Nesbitt, Of Cecil
county. Mrs Fred Waible. the other
participant, died few days ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
ITALIAN SOLDIERS OUT
|. To SUbDUE ANARCHISTS
Two Killed and Many Injured in
Leghorn Riots; Strikers Burn
ing Peasants Crops.
~ - -. y - Evenlag

ny Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Rome. May Anare i5ts have gained
the upper hand IN -eyersl districts 10
Italy and disorders have occurred. cz-
pecially In LcEhorn phcre the extremists
invaded the chamber ~ .abor and conn
mitted acts n violence Poljce and military
foTces we're compelled II interfere aud In
thc metes two petg0ns zero Aiiifd and
more than thirty wounded
Railway men baEe refused n allow q
train n icave bologna until 300 carabi-
ners On their way "a bisrerglo we're taken
from the cars
The trlkc of pcaf fante The lower dis
friefs 81 tRe proyfh hre of Verona II be-
coming grave Ov ing to the y1oleDt
measures taken tIv strikers Peasants
who refuse I'd ION h tne frke are re-
ported u have tcen shot and fTikers
are accused of starving catt!r One thou
sand strikers are alleged to hsvc invaded
fields setting fre % .tandIng crops
andspreading gtcrrorarnngt theinhahitaDts
who ARE already suffering from lack of
food
Governmental authorities are taking
energetic steps and arn dispafching trae rs
with machine gins ~ all danger points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
NOT GUILTY, ,CUSTIMAN SAYS
At His Request the Case Was Put
Over Until the September
Term of Court.

Fred r. Cushman pleaded not guilty
in the Court OF General Sessions this
morning 10 eight indictments charging
him with embezzlement Bail was Gxed
ut S.. 600 No time was fixed for trial
Attorney Henry r IsaacS asked for
continuance OF the case 10 the September
term in order to permit Cushman 70 COM
plete arrangements which will enable him
to pay some of his debts The court ruled
that continuance will only be granted If
the attorney general agrees 10
Cushman case also came up il MUM
cipal Court this morning, but in view
of the fact that he had already been
indicted, the charge in the lower court was
dropped.
deputy Attorney General Green agreed
to continuance until the September
term of court and Judge Rice ordered the
continuance.
Cushman was released, bail being furnish
ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
MORE SMALLPOX
IN SUSSEX COUNTY
Two Gases Develop in Dagsboro
and Nanticoke Hun
dreds.
Two cases of smallpox have developed

Two cases of smallpox have developed
in Sussex county.
The victims are Sadie Hudson. 30
wears old. who lives AZ Hickory Hill,
Dagsboro hundred. The other one IS
Charles Wilson, = years old who lives
west Of Georgetown In Nantlcoke hun
drcd
Both cases were reported 20 the state
Board OF Health by physicians who were
called to attend them. The Hudson case
mas existed for about two weeks The
case is mild one, but there was sufficient
indication TO diagnose it as smallpox.
The physician who found II asked the
state Board of Health to investigate it
and DR.. Conwell. secretary, visited the
house and confirmed the report Of the
physician.
The Wilson case is being attended by
DR. NAPLES.
Neither of the victims had been vac
cinated. Had they been vacclnated. the
State health officials believe that they
would not have contracted the disease
So far as is known, there are no other
cases The physicians who are attending
the cases have notified the State board
that all precautions have been taken.
The chief danger. the State officials
say, i due TO the fact that there may be
few mild cases of smallpox hanging around
this sum ner and leave enough contaglon
to cause another epidemic next winter
when the people again become housed up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
GEORGETOWN WATER
IS BANNED FOR USE
BY THE RAILROADS
Health Officer Recommends NO
Certificate Until Conditions
Are Remedied.
uApPINCTON ALSO BAD

According 10 Capt Sol pincus and
assistant. whose report on drinking water
Tsunnlies Of Wilmington and other railroad
towns in the State has been submitted, IN
coDy. 10 the State Board OF Health, the
public water supplies OF Georgetown ana
Harrington arc not up TO the standaTu
of quality or purity required by tne
government TO allow their use Tor drink
ing or culinary purposes on the trans
of railroads running through the State
and getting supplies OF water at various
points in the State.
The report of Capt. Pincus and assist
ant was made after a sanitary survey
of the water supply OF Wilmington and
the principal cities and towns IN Della
ware where railroads are furnished water
for passenger trains for drinking and COOK
ing purposes. The report as TO " lining
ton. and the recommendations has alrcady
been referred to.
The report as to the other sections OF the
State covers the towns of Clayton, Del
mar. Georgetown, Lewes, Townsend and
Rehohoth While il is recommends
that no certificates he issued for the Use
Of water from the public supplies ofGcorgc
town and Harrington, temporary certifl-
Gates are recommended. pending certain
suggested improvements, for the other
towns SURVEYED According TO the report,
the water at all of the places and the
conditions surrounding the supply, are
far from the standard. It IS expected
that the Board Of Health will take the
Continued on page 25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
WATER POLLUTION
UP To COUNCIL
If Funds Are Available Contami
nation May be Eliminated by
New Sewer.

:. \. Van Trump chief engineer Of the
Water department conferred with Chester
II. Wells. State Health Commissioner
this morning relative to the governments
report on the citys water supply, and
which points out the danger existing at all
times because Of the pollution of the
Brandywinc
According to the city officials, the mat
ter which was brought to the attention
Of the Street and Sewer department in
February rests with that department and
CITY council. It is understood that the
Sewer directors viii go before city council
and ask for money with which 10 con
struct an adequate sever that will prop
erly care for the refuse chemicals that
flow into the Brandywine and which con-
taminate the drinking water
There appears TO be no other solution
of the problem other than the erection
Of this sewer.
Members of the water Commission
take exception to that section OF the
report wherein Captain Sol Pincus
the government engineer criticizes the
operating system IN effect here. According
to Mr.. Van Trump, Wilmington has one
Of the most successful and protective
systems in operation of any city IN the
country Experts from New York and
Philadelphia have examined the filtration
system and found it excellent in character
and all that Is needed for the city,s use
| There are some exceptions to the but
and dried government standard, but tins
is made necessary, it is explained OF local
contingencies.
If city council viii provide money
enough to construct the sewer under ths
Brandvwine and with the progressive
measures to prevent pollution of the
stream closer to lis source all danger Il
the city's drinking supply will have beer
eliminated as far as 1t Is possible to do So
The water department keeps watchmeI
constantly along the BTandywne now
SO that in case the family sewer breaks ul
Dverfous. the waters Of the Brandywn,
nav not be pumped into the city watel
system.
Eventually. Air Van Trump saysit vii
be necessary To move the intake with
ont the city limits, preferably above tn,
mills ~ RocEIand Within ten years b,
believes it viii he found advisable to es
tablish an impounding reservoir on tn,
upper reaches Of The stream in PcnnsYi
vania This will ensure the city watci
supply against the danger Of drought
which may impend at any timo b,
stated.
|, The moving Of the intake TO a pom
above the mills will be an exceedingly
| expensive undertaking MIR Van TrumI
| said, necessitating the payment to mill
along the Brandywine Of substantial sum
for present water rights.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
WILSON WARNED NOT TO
FOLLOW ENGLAND'S COURSE

New York, Nav THE Eational
Civic Federation, through its president
Alton B. Parker, announced today thst
it had flied 9ith President Wilson a protest
against recognition n the Soviet Govern
rnent IF Russia and had teIegrsphed 81
prospective political candidates assing
them % define their position On the cass-
tiou The nessare was signed by hlr~
dreds 81 prominent men and women
The federation declared the Inp'lIyv
was Urgent because o. one pres1dentlai
candidate already had stated that tne
United States was coming to 2 point where
there would be m other course 70 pursue
than recognition Of the Soviet
Candidates we're asked 70 support the
federstion's acton against recognition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE.
Case of Driver Of Truck Which Killed
Frank UZZio is Continued.

Charles Popias, driver Of The wagon
which ran down and killed 12-year
Frank Uzzio at Fourth and Grant yes
terday afternoon, appeared in police court
this morning on a charge Of manslaughter.
The case was continued for a week to
await the decision Of the coroner.
The police say that the boy climbed on
the wagon to get ice. Hc fell off the side
step when the wagon started and was
run over BY the rear wheels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
DELAWARE NOT TO
UNITE WITH EASTON
Decision Reached at Conference
of the Standing Committees
Last Night.
srec,al Dispatch to Every Evenins

Special Dlspatch To Every taveuins
Easton, Md. MAY Z Tho Protestant
Episcopal Dioceses of Delaware and
Faston are not to be merged for tho
present at any rate.
This decision was reached early today
al conference Of the standing committees
of the two diocesps. held here. After the
matter had been discussed for about
three hours, and il was found that there
is pronounced opposition. IN the Eastnn
diocese in particular. the two committees
adopted a resolution, offered by DIR. r Nj
Kirkus OF Wilmington, TO the effect that
there is not at this time any basIs upon
which an agreement can be reached.
looking toward merger. Delaware would
not consent to locating the Sec at f-aston.
while Fast0n would not consent to. u
being in " ilmington therefore. there
was nothing to do but decide 20 do nothing,
which was done.
This il is believed, ends the matter, rs
il is not intended 20 make report e the
convention Of either diocese, unless .
report is called for. and Il Is not likely
that either convention will insist on
further negotiations.
Each diocese is without bishop. The
Diocese OF Delaware will hold its annual
convention in Emmanuel Church. Nli-
rnington. starting next Tuesday, with the
intention Of balloting, on Wednesday Tor
4 bishop. The Diocese Of Easton will
resume balloting for bishop at Sudlers-
Vile. Md. on June /, two days, probably
beng necessary before anything can DC
accomplished.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
THANKSGIVING SERVICE.
To be Held al Adas kOdesch Synagogue
Tomorrow Morning.

Tomorrow morning At qS0 clock 4
special Thanksgiving service viii b. hello
at Adas hodesch synagogue, Sixth lud
French streets in honor OF the decision Of
the Supreme Council M San Renee ~
confer the mandate II Palestine upon
Great Britain and to make Palestine the
Jewish Homeland
Rabbi David + SNreu VIII offer a
prayer III Hebrew and English which he
has written especially tot hc occasion
Louis Iopki> will read letter received oy
nm from tho zionist h.Aaunartnrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
TREATY READY FOR TURKEY.
VIII Be Handed Delegates on Tuesday:
Hungary Gets Reply.

BY Associated Press q Every Evening
Paris. May The peace treaty with
Turkey will be handed 10 the Ottoman
delegation on Tuesday next May II.
The ceremony will take place ii the
Clock room II the foreign office. the
scene OF notable plenarv sessions of the
peace conference.
The reply Of the peace conference 70
Hungarian objections 10 the peace treaty
have been taken 10 Budapest BY the he3d
OF the Hungarian delegation. The Hunga-
rian group viii be asked 70 pass on the
definite conditions for peace before q
reply viii be sent 10 the conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Two Hit by b. & O. Engine.

Two men were injured at Stepney, Md.
On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, yes
terday, when the automobile in which
they were riding was struck by a locomo-
tive Whey are: Noyes Barrett, representa-
tive of the A. / McCord Company, Of
New York, in Aberdeen, and Ernest Boat
wright, also Of that place Barrett sustain
cd fractured SIX ul!.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
WOULD REVISE P. Z. HYMNS.
British Vicar Says. in Light OF War, They
are BlGsohemous-
By Associated Press 20 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Colne. England, April 10.--Sone strong
words about hymns Rave beer said by
s. i II0pkinson. viear 81 Holy Trinity
Church here and son If the former vice
chancellor of Manchester University.
"We haSe learned, he saws. that war
Is not q matter of fiutterIng banners.
ciashIng swords and beating drums. hut
mcrelv a sickening and dirty hatchery
of lads in water-logsed or ffy-infcSted
trenches
We snail he less ready than We were
to comparp the movement II the chur ch
70 that oi a victorious armv Hymns
that We could sing iinF FhiDkinglv before
the war nave become d lylng blaspacny
Who would now =ing Like Mighty
Army Moves tha Church Of Cod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
BOOZE PASSES.
Large Quantities Continue 10 Go Through
to New York Warehouses.

Large quantities ii liquor continue to
pass through here from thc western Mary
land warehouses bound for New York
warehouses. Yesterday there Was one
truck load that contained - barrels OF
the precious fluid which at present
prices Is worth about $1,000 a barrel.
Government revenue officers in uniform
accompanied the shipment Yesterday
one occupying a seas alongside he driver.
while the other sat in the rear Of the
machine 4 similar shipment Passed
through here to-day shortly before noon.
" Truuon Boycc, prohibition direc-
tor for Delaware, IS attending conference
of directors and agents in Washington,
d c. today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
ENGLAND READY TO
NEGOTIATE WITH
RUSSIAN SOVIET
Early Conversations Expected tr
Lead TO General Agreement
Between the Two Nations.
~. c. A. PROTESTS AGAINST
u. S. TAKING SAME STEP
B.. Associated PRESS 70 Every Evening

B.' Associated Press ~ Every Evening
London, May Great Britain IL on
the eve of negotiations with Soviet Russia,
a Moscow wireless message today asserts
Earl CurzOn, the British Foreign Secre-
tary, the message says has forwarded to
VI Tchitcherin, the Soviet Cornrnissary
for Foreign Affairs, declaration in which
conversations with General Wrangel, cono-
mander Of the remnant a the Russian
volunteer army proposed. These con
versatione, il IL declared, are desired By
Great Britain in order that definite nc
gotiations may be heg1In concerning the
cessation Of the BolsheYk activities
n. Tchitcherin IN his reply, it ls yaid
expressed bis firm assurance that shc
agTce ement to be begun On peace Dego-
tlations win serve as preliminary step
and thst general agreement between
Great Britain and Russia viii ne forth
coming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Fined for Assault

Michael Nigro vas fined $50 and Is
in Municipal G ouFt ftr assauiting Harry
Raplin during an argument about tire
which he had bought II the store of Rap
kin's father 1T lis Market street
On charge Of drawing pay for straw
man. Ercola DE Furio foreman ii
Baltimore 4 Ohio section gang. was
held in 81 900 bail for action by the grand
i4tr1s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Improved Order Of Red Men Will Cele-
bratc Tanina Day

Tamina day celebration will be held by
the Improved Order Of Red Men at the
High School. Sunday, MAY ., At 2.3O
p. N. a very pleasing program has been
arranged All members Of tribes and
councils, Degree Of Pocahontas. are re-
quested to meet at Red Mems Hall Sis
Shipley street al 2 p. M. Friends Of the
order and the public are cordially invited
70 attend -Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
To Hold Pour Inquest .

Coroner Bullock will hol3 loquests
next Tuesday night in the following
case: " J Dewe>. WHO dropped dead
last night, Frank Uzzo, VINO died at the
Delaware Hospital last night as the result
Of being nln over by an automobile
truck, and Gustav Elmer, who died as
the result 0f 4 fractured skull received
in twelve-foot fali AT the Stoeckle
Brewing Company plant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Democratic Meetings

Democratic ward meetings will be held
next week To arrange for the primaries on
May 22 At which delegates will be
elected 10 the State convention on May
% The first meeting will be that OF the
Sixth ward Democrats, which will be held
on Monday night at the Democratic
League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
RAYMOND JACKSON LOSES CAR.
Five Passenger Dodge Stolen From Fifth
and Market Tuesday Night.

A fye-passenger Dodge touring car.
belonging to A. Raymond Jackson, 709
Adams street Of the du Pont purchasing
department. was stolen Tuesday night
from Fifth and Market streets, where it
Was parked for tho time in front Of But
lers store.
The car was painted black, and bore
Delaware license number 9O43 II was
Dodge number 322445 and the motor
number is 3742O9. A description has been
furnished the police and detective DEPART
Inerlts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
"PENNSY" STRIKE FAILS.
Yardmen's Walkout Condemned
by A. F. of L.; Insist on Wages
Demanded Year Ago.
nv Aseociatnd pregs to Every Fvening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Altoona, Pa, May 7-As q result Of
the visit TO Altoona, of two representa-
tives Of the Yarlmen' Associ alton, y
notice was sent 70 Pcnnsylyania Railroad
Superintendent Elmer yesterday by the
Altoona Yardncn's Association that q
strike would ~ INTO effect at once 70
enforce settlement of tho wage s'a alo
asked for in July. 1919. Iwcnty-six
men out of moro thar q thousand yard
men failed 10 report for work on the i
a. m, and , p m tricks.
No addition was made to this number
todqy and as The movement is Opposed by
the str, o tly organized u of r.. 7. of the
Federation Of Labor, Us failure IS almost
certain.
The Influence Of regularly organized
unions is eeen IN the refusal of the Eagles
and Moose 90 allow the strikers the use
Of their halls 10 hold mcetlngs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
Pershing Leads Homers' Race.

New Nork. May :. General PersA-
ing one of the twelve signal corns pigco.
hat left Washington W ednesday carrying
i message % Lieutenant General BobeT
II. Billiard. commander of the Eastern
Department. Sas the first bird to arrive
At Camp Alfred Vail. y J.
The hird made he 200 mite flight ID
little less than II hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-07
FRENCH LEAVING SICILY.
New York Hears All Troops May be
Withdraw n From Northern Asia

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Nav The French have
reteated from ScIiicla, ana may entirely
evacIate Northern Asia according 20 dis
patches received here TODAY from near
East Relief from Dr. James II. BeFto1.
its representative in Constanrlnopie
HadIin. which hss been bessiegeG py
Turkish forces ior more than q month.
nov is defended only by Armenian troops,
The dispatch added. The Armenlan~
are defending Ain54b against assaults
which began May !, and al the French
have retreated from ScIlv excepting small
groups left 10 guard buildings.
Many residents are leaving rhe uly.
the message said