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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
DANGERS WHICH
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Nc7rlo,l, nr various means by which
.iareerol,s Irs:ctS ere spread IN fruit
orchards over wide ereaS Or. keierman
sad that they ore sometimes carried on
he clothes u people some 81 them ny.
- the .lapau - Gcetlc, others may pc
carried s.. irl..t boxes. automobiles,
usgor :. tools or nlach,crH
The SucC~St.e, Was aGva ced by oIe
81 nc members that list of destructive
"a S.rts wh'ch the Iritcd States lacks
would hc irtcrcStlug 81 &C i Tow appears
that tins cou-t-v has al the krown species
Al present
resolution. backi. { he Federal I'M
.nrtarion Act. II the matter " curbing
he nuisance. was offered ard referred
ta the committee on resolution ;. tor action.
toisy
r4lIfoRNIA AND FLORIDA ACT.
II was declared that the methods Of
Calnoruia srd Florida should be consld-
cred as examples IT the matter oi stoppii
Importation 81 injurious Insects, slTce
hese States had carly II their industrial
histories enacted laws 10 minimize the
danger The explanation offered % th's
condition was that because the cItrus
fruit industry played 81 important q part
IN the commercial lie 6, the two states,
more thorough precautions had been
taken to preserve the industry, while east
ern States had been more lax IN protectE
their fruit Industries
The Relat i've Value OF Dust and Liquid
Sprays Tor the Control Of the Principal
Annie Insects. was the subject Of an
interesting address bs Or Thomas !.
Headlee o, New RrIrsVlck \ j. HIS
talk Was illustrated by facts and other
supplementary matter presented bv means
af stereorlt icon slides ana the entire sub
tec7 discussed n ~ relaii n 10 states and
sections
Professor q l.. Temple u the nj
versltv of MARYLAND, in speaking on 'EY-
perlments in Dust SPRAYING. said thar
although some farmers objected 70 this
KIND 81 spraying because II involved 8
loss II Young buds and nat others OBJ
.ectpd 70 having he SPRAY on the growing
iruit. never1 heless dust spraying had Oh
tanned some effective results.
Preserved Insects. placed ii glass cases
we're passed through the audience 70
illustrate the address OF Professor Ernesi
\ Cory % the University OF Maryland
on The subject Of The Insects Of the 4esr,
DELAwARE's PROBLEMS.
At the evening session, Professor G.
A McCue Dean Of Agriculture, Delawsr re
Coll ege. / n speaking on Some Problems
OF Delaware Agriculture, declared that
he first great problem Of the farmer IS
the organisation Of al state Agricultural
forces Tor more efficiency The Delaware
farner must realize that the day Of in
dividual farming is gone, he said III he
iann Of today Is dependent upon the
world markets. The farmer Is dependent
upon the fruits Of many Industries other
than his own Agricultural organization
N the state should be along two lines.
those originating in the farmers them
selves and those IN state agricultural
agencies Professor McCue also dis
cussed the problems Of farm labor, trans
portation and production
An interesting paper was read BY VI.
stockton. Bigiersville, Pa, on The Com
munity Packing House, and one by
Theodore Wade, Of the Federal Bureau
OF Markets on Marketing Organizations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
FOOTBALL BOYS DINED.
In Celebration of the State Victory Won
BY Newark High Team.

Newark. Dec Members Of the
Newark High school football squad, who
Won the secondary High School cham
pionship of the State by defeating Bridge
Vile were royalty entertained by Mrs.
NJ j.. McGoYerD last night at banquet
she gave in their honor at the Newark Inn
Mrs. McGovern's son. Francis d. Brown,
was assistant coach Of the team that had
such successful .sason.
The banquet proved delightful affair
and one that the boys greatly appreciated
They presented Mrs. McGovern with q
beautiful bouquet Of roses as token Of
their appreciation The decorations in
cIuded black and gold (the school colorsl
streamers over the table and large banner
also over the table containing the words
"Inter4Scholastic' champion w ID.
HOlton, b. r. Challenger and I. II.
Dantz, Delaware College students who
officiated OF all the home games Of the
team were guests as were also Coach II. NJ
Mcdonald and assistant coach Francis
ID Brown At the close of the banquet
the squad gave the school yell for Mrs
three college students.
Members Of the squad who attended
were J.. G. Crompton captain; Robert o,
Hayes, manager; w G. Swartz, captain
elect; f Hubert, +. Stafford c. Hopkins
G. Cornog A. Mayer, f. Evans, "
Armstrong and J. r. MAYER, who won
their letter this year and also J Clancy
II. Henning. ID. Walton, r Manns,
Davis, II. Townsend, asslstant menager
and p Cornog
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
A.sl.ci..e.a g. =, - E.reninr

BY Associatesd Press 20 Ev,ry Evening
Chicago. Der. Cattle receipts.
1000: beef steers opened slow early
sales about steady at weeks sharp de-
clines quality poor 70 medium; bulk
native steers. 8 5CIal so; western steers,
mostly 6 75a8 %, cows and heifers 6rm,
spots higher; bulk. 5.oOs7 90; Gamers.
mostly 375a3e %; bulls. stockers and
feeders. generally steady. light and
medium weight veal calves 30 cents
lower, bulk, / 50al2O0; few choice
1850
Hogs, receipts 10000, strong % 10
cents higher than yesterdays average:
top. lO55: bulk. lO20a1O45; pigs 10
70 Is cents higher. bulk, desirable. 50 TO
l3n-pound pigs, 10 l5a1035.
Sheep. receipts IL 600; fat sheep and
lambs, strong 70 % cents higher; top,
native lambs, l3: bulk, natives. 1I50a
1850. choice native ewes ) 90: bulk
natives, 450a5.O0; feeders steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
TO UNITY CIVIL AND
CRIMINAL STATUTES
Judge Harqest Tells Governors
Conference About Efforts in
That Direction.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Harrisburg, Pa, Dec 2 Efforts bein z
made by the National Conference on
Uniform State Laws to unity civil and
criminal statutes IN the various States
were explained to the conference of
Governors here today by William II.
largest. presiding Judge of Danphm
ty Pennsylvania
Judge largest told how the commission
at its session in st. Louis this year dI-
rected the attention Of lawmakers to the
necessity for uniformity in laws upon
subjects being submitted to State Legls-
laturcs for the first time
He point d TO the forts by the COM
mission to uniform marriage and divorce
laws and laws relating TO wills, but which,
he said. have met with only slight sue
cess in most States
have met with only slight success in most
States
The desire for uniformity extends to
laws regulating commerce and business
affairs. but does not seem to extend to
those which regulate social and family
matters. Judge Hargest said.
The extreme southern States have been
the least receptive to the suggestions OF
the conference he declared.
Arizona and Mississippi have adopted
five suggestions and other Southern
border States less number Wisconsin
leads in the number of acts recommended
BY the conference, having adopted Il:
Maryland has adopted II: Massachusetts
u: Illinois ard Tennessee II. Alaska 10;
Michigan and Louisiana rme: New
Jersey and I'tah eight; Idaho, Nevada
and Pennsylvania. seven In tins State
the Legislature has confined its attention
TO action on commercial laws.
Laws regulating aircraft should be
passed uniformly in All States, he sad
Already there is discussion concerning the
rights and duties Of aircraft and laws on
this subject will become necessary as
transportation by such means increases
The right 10 recover damages for landing
IN unauthorized places. and for flying too
low will have to be defined and flying over
crowds regulated or prevented
For many years the National Con
ference on Uniform state Laws devoted
its time exclusively To efforts 20 make
uniform the existing laws Of the several
States That Is, 70 the preparation oi unl-
form laws upon subjects concerning
which the laws of the various States are
divergent and concerning which uni-
fcrmitv was desirable II did not suggest
uniform laws upon new subjects. But IN
recent wears our evolution has been
marked, the changing times have de-
veloped situations which require new laws
and We are now turning our attention 70
these as we'll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Advised Not to Gun in Town.

Donald King colorcd charged with
dlschargiug firearms within the city
limits was dismissed on payment Of costs
bv Judge Hastl q IN Municipal Cour
today The Judge advised hm 70 do bls
hunting in the country hereafter Kug was
hunting over the Bran DIVINE yester-
dav ard while shooting TT rabbii i al
legged 10 have shot through the front VIII
dow Of. a house occupied by Mrs Barry
shattering FIVE window panes, kirg blam-
ed another hunter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Reduce Those Dangerous
Swollen Veins

Physicians are prescrl bl x and hospitals
are using q new and harmless. yet very
powerful germicide that rot only causes
enlarged or vaFicose veins and 5unc1e- 70
be sprne normal, but also reduces gotter,
enlarged glands and wens.
Ask any drst-clasS druggist FOR an orlsl-
nal tso-ounCe bottle Of MoOne Emerald
OIL FUN streng tn and refuse 20 accept any
thing in its place IL - such a highly con
centrated preparation that Two ounces lasts
a long time and further more fthls wonder
ful discovery does not produce the FesuI .
anticipated, you can have the price re
funded.
Ii is not wise for anyone 20 allow swollen
veins 20 keep on enlarging Often tney
burst and cause weeks of pain. suffering
and loss of employ menf. start the Emer-
aid OH trea tment as directOns advise and
Improvement will begin at once. Generous
sample on receIpt of IS cents, silver or
stamps International Laboratories. koch-
ester y Your druggist or y. B. Dan
forth can supply Ncu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
STOCK DIVIDEND BY
AMERICAN STEEL BOUNDARIES

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Dec 2-The American Steel
Fontndries has declared stock divided of
81 share at par, equal ~ IL per cent on
it's common stock and payable on Decem-
ber 81 stock Of record of December Is.
il WIS announced today
The regular quarterly dividend ~ -
cents on common stock payable January
Is 10 stock Of December 30 and a q
per cent on preferred stock payable De
c.rnbcr 81 70 stock a record IF
December Is alec were declared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
HOSPITAL INCIDENT.
Phj sicians Say They Didn't Consider
Nayl0r Death Case for the Coroner.

The Delaware Hospital authorities re
eelved Coroner Bullock letter this morn
lrg. IN which the coroner complains OF the
Naylor case IN which, he alleges the hos
p.tal authorities failed II report promptly
1t the office of the superintendent, II WAS
: ,M that the hospital doctors did not think
it was coroner's cast rs Nayior Was =
private patient.
Coroner Bulloe,. said thst he had moth
4re t. say artl he hears from the hospital
aut thofitles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
SENATE WILL BEGIN
ANTHRACITE PROBE MONDAY


By Associa ted Pross TO Every kvening
Washington Dec ? Senate inyesstiga1,,
ton into the prices Of anthracite coal VIII
begin IN New York Saturday, II was an
nounccd today by Senator Calder, char
man Of the Senate committee Of inquiry
Senator Calder said the governors
Of the New England states had request
Ell the investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
80 Years Old
Was Sick
Now Feels Young After
Taking EatOnfc for
Sour Stomach

~ had sour stomach ever since j
had the grip andit bothered me badly.
Have taken Eatonic only week and
am much better. Am 80 years old,
says Mrs. John Hill.
Eatonic quickly relieves sour etoIn-
ach, indigestion, heartburn, bloating
and distress after eating because IL
takes up and carries out the excess
ncidity and gases which cause most
stomach ailments. Ifyou have tried
everything and still suffer, do not
give up hope. Eatonio has brought
relief 10 tens Of thousands like you.
A big box costs but trifle with your
druKgist's guarantee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02

in a booming wore aunCu- red fffa+ -
er Wilhelm was wanted ~ no ta~ =
ing 70 locate Kalsrr ln thP cOg- =
q force Of tIpstafs went into thP oo--id
and continued ~ shout the raur
When newspapermen approarhed
court and asked for nforrnation II vs. I,
plaired that thr Wilhelm queStio- =
a resident 81 Mlllvaie q snh7irl ~ u
burg and that he hat rsesr -d-~frt
larceny. but rot yef arrrVfed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Special Services at St. Johns Church.

4 special service IN the interest Of
the nationwide campaign will be held al
- Johns Church tomorrow right al
clock Rev Francis H. Richey Of St
Georges Church Naplewood, \. j. vi
preach He Is a brother of Rev Alban
Richey, the rector of st. John s. There will
be services next week on Wednesday and
Fridav evenings. Bishop Cook will preach
on FRIDAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Funeral of Mrs. Isabella Schutt.

Funeral services were held last night at
Dr. Harrison " Howell's home for
Mrs. Isabelle Schutt his motherin-law,
who died Tuesday Rev Frederick NJ
Krkus, rector Of Trinity Episcoapal
Church ofhciated The body will be sent
70 Beloit, Wis. Mrs Schutt's birthplace
for lnterTnent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Suit Over Gas Tank.

Hearing BY testimony and action Of
replevin by the Atlantic Refining CO
against Hymap Seinberg. proprietor Of
the French street garage - recover >
begun before Judge Rice and a jury in
the Court If Common Pleas today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Tree iilown on a House

\ tree al the 0ortheast corner Of Second
aud jackson streets was blown down this
mofning. falling ON the house Of Patrick
Dillon, damaging the shed roof, tearing
of gate and tearing down the telephone
wires.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Operate d Chance Board

Antonio Delillis, charged with keeping
p gaming device, was fined 500 in Mu-
nioipal Court today He operated a
chance board in his store at 1740 West
SiYth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Must Support Wife.

William Porter an employe OF the
General Chemical Co charged with non
support Of his wife was placed under Z
temporary order Of 81 week, in Municipal
Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Death of q Child.

Curtis C. Reeder. the J year old son Of
Curtis Y and Harriet A DercksoD, died
early this morning at his parents residence
il the Waverly Apartments, Twelfth and
Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Jane Beeson Injured

Jare Beeson, 76 years old, Of 2703
Market street, broke her left hip yester-
day when she fell down stairs at her home
She was taken 10 the Physicians and
Surgeons Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Arters w. G. Il. II. 10 Meet.

The Arters ". G 7 L will hold lis
monthly meeting tonight At the home Of
Mrs William Donovan, SIS Bennett
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
New Bridge Illuminated.

Fourteen orDamented electric lamps
each having 250 candle power, on the
Augustine bridge over the Brandywine
were lighted for thu first time last Tuesday
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Church Site Purchase Consumated.

The lot on the northwest corner Of
Washington and Twentieth streets has
been bought from John Govatos by the
Peninsula Methodist Protestant Church
for SI3 500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
CounIe Married bx the Mayor.

Marian Plzor and George " Ayars.
both Of this city, were married by Mayor
William G Taylor yesterday in his office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Packers Meet In Philadelphia.

The 1nlState Packers Association wi
hold its annual meeting IL The Hote
Adclphin, Philadelphia, today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
Col. Denney In Harrisburg

Governor-elcct Will, NJ y Dc.A en-
went 10 Harrisburg Pa Yesterday 70
attend a conference Of governors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
SOUTH IREL AND
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Operatives Of Scotland Yard who are
aiding with the Sim Fein organization
IN London continued today active search
ing Of residences and business houses in
various parts of the city The searches
were carried on mostly in the residential
districts for the middle class
Two men were detained as a result Of
the searches One of them later was
released. no charge having been pre-
ferred against him The police are main
taining the greatest secrecy with regard
To their operations
The police searches are going on IN
various cities despatch from Liver
pool SAWS umerous private houses were
raided and several persons residing in
them were taken into custody. The
police also raided the Sim Fein head
quarters in Scotland road, but made no
arrests
London, Dec 2 Persons r. the mum
ber of 673 were killed or wounded in Ire
land M to November 27 by anti Govern
ment elements, according 20 a statement
issued Yesterday by the Home Office The
deaths do not include twenty persons
killed in Londonderry and sixty-two n
Belfast in the Sumner rioting, nor the
fifteen cadets killed IN The klmlchnel
ambuscade Sunday night
The Statement saws that Isl policemen
were killed and 230 wounded AZ soldiers
killed and IO3 wounded. and 81 civilians
killed and I01 wounded.
Sixty-seven court houses were de-
stroyed and 528 police barracks de-
stroyed, and l6l damaged. There were
$50 raids on mails and Is raids on coast
guard stations and lighthouses. In adj
dition. 2 96I raids were made for arms.
Another official statement says the ar
rests in Ireland averaged considerably
over 100 weekly. In the last three weeks
of November 400 persons we're taken into
custody for political offences. includlr
1863 in the last week Of the month.
Rome. Dec. i Comment on the recet.t
pastoral letter issued by Cardinal Logic.
primate of Ireland, 10 churches there are
printed hy the Osservatore Romano, organ
,f the Vatican and IT Is understood they
reflect the views entertain ed By the Holy
Sec relative 10 the Irish question The
! eNspaper calls the Cardinals letter an
act of incompatible moral grandeur and
expresses the hope that 1t will yield imme-
diate fruit IN generous measure of toier-
ance 1t may result in the possible estab-
lshment Of rev bonds Of aliarce between
Great Britain and Ireland, says the
eWspaper
Glasgow. Scotland. Dec , The police
arrested SIX persons of Irish nationality
here today three of them women, on
charges Of reasonable conspiracy
1t Is stated that, ,Gelignlte gun powder
fcvolvess and cartridges, as well as Sim
Fem literature were found in their house
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
KAISER WILHELM CALLED TO BAR
Resident Of Milivaie Indicted for Lar
ceny. But Not Yet Arrested.

By Associa ted Press 20 Every Evening.
Pittspurg, Pa, Dec. 2--Wltnesses
and spectators IN criminal court here YES
terdav craned their recks ard cast their
ewes about the big room when ripstaff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Business 5ervlce
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
\. q. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PM POPLAR
FIR OAh
SPRUCE BIkCu
HEMLOCR MAPLE
Roofers- Sheathin9. Fioo-n< -.
press Shingles
MouldInzr .nd Y al Bo~,f
S. @. SIMMONS & BROS =
Front and Tstna-l Strcer
D. & A. 25I AutomaGc -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02

New York Dec. 30 many liquor
seizures have been made IN New York
CITY. where observance of the prohibition
laws : said b, government agents 10 ae
almost nil. that the storage oi con- seated
liquor presentI serious problem knox
B Phagan. temporary enioreeInent agent.
announced one huge warehouse and
many government Offices already are
filled with contraband stock.
The government cache represents every :
hing from registered and moonshinc
whisky TO the most deadly OF home bre~s
Mr. Phagan added and Is packed IN
every conceivable sort Of carrier, from hot
water bottles TO water carafes Alr
Phagan announced a plan to apply for
Federal court order directing sale bY
auction to legal permit holders
We've got 10 make room iol nt"
seizures, he said
RcstaurateIrs, expected T. appear
today 10 press petition for special per
nits which would enable them to purchase
LIQUORS for use in rarebits, mlnee pies
cakes and other delicacles. postponed
heir engagement until December 5, Il
was stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-02
MORE THAN MILLION
QUARTS Of LIQUOR SEIZED
Big Warehouses and Government
Offices Filled With Contra
band Stock.

Washington. Dec. 2.-More than l.
600. 600 quarts OF whisky, GIN and other
lIatlors have been seized from rGIn-run-
Ter. on tie borders Of the | nted states
since January I6 when national prohibl-
ron became effective Chief Ashworth OF
the United states Customs service estl-
mated here Yesterday
Il am convinced. AshWorh also said
that this represents bur one-tenth Of tie
amount that vas successfully smnggled
across the line.
A,hworth named one New York town
whore he customs Office now has 10 guard
approximately 10000 quarts, or enough
10 make everybody in Washington hap
pv Washington population Is nearly
10000 according TO Ashworth : estl-
mates Of tht amount in storage at all ports
of entry. 4 here Is enough to provide ole
man ~-sized sWig for every one of the
I0- 100000 men. women and children IN
the United States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
TIMELY RAINS HELP
CHICAGO CORN MARKET

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO. June 29.-Timely rains
in Iowa. Nebraska and Illinois re-
suited Tuesday in lower prices for
cOrn and oats Corn closed unsettled
- IA 20 I rs net decline with
July $175 7-S TO S176 Is and Sep
tember S171 10 S171 IA. Oats lost
7 1t 20 ] II cents In provisions
he outcome varied from five cents
backset TO an advance of . ID
cents.
10 was generally agreed that the
crop outlook for corn as well as oats
had been improved by the widely
distributed moisture ON the price
downtowns that ensued, speculative
buying was apparent, and numerous
rallies took place. but in no instance
Ia the market develop sufficient
strength 10 touch the closing fig
Ires OF the previous day.
Provisions were firm owing 10
higher quotations on hogs Business
-Onsisted mostly or changes from
July contracts 10 September
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-30
DULL SESSION ON
new YORK MARKET
Total Transactions TOtaled
100000 Shares Standard
Shares Irregular.
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 29-Business
on the stock exchange Tuesday was
without parallel In point Of dull
ness and general unimportance in
almost Is months Total transac-
lions OF about 250.OoO shares were
the smallest OF any full session since
December. 1918.
In all other respects. the market
was merely a repetition Of recen,
DAYS Standard shares were alter
nately irregular TO firm. a steady
tone prevailing at the close on
short covering In rails. steels and
oils
Tighter Rates.
Moderate withdrawal Of funds by
local banks for federal payments
and preliminary shifting Of deposits
10 anticipation Of July interest and
dividend disbursements were reflect
cd In tighter time rates Nine per
cent vas bid for 30 and go day ac-
commodations with few offerings
Easement was shown by the call
money market. but this was wholly
attributable 20 the light demand.
Early loans were made at nine per-
cent. that quotation holding until
the final hour. when moderate sums
were available TO 10 20 IL IL per-
cent reduction.
Trading IN bonds was relatively
large. the general domestic list in
riuding Liberty ISSUES. again easing
while foreign rotations, nota bly,
AnglO-French 5's and Belgian
les were firm. Total sales Cpar
value) s13.25O. 900. Old United
States bonds were unchanged on
call.