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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS
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registration for the guidance Of the men
and women. who may apply for re pstra-
ton TODAY. If this IS intimidation ;" "Hy
sense. | am quite willing that the most
be made Of It.
II will saw again that the Democratic
orc mutations are in = position 10 know u
colored men or women or others under the
age Of twenty-one years apply Tor regis
trauon today and procure their reg1stra-
ton. or in other respects violate certain
provisions of the registration laws, we
shall be able to put our fingers upon thCse
cases am extremely hopeful that alter
the warning Of Yesterday such cases may
not appear in todays registration, hut u
they shall believe that all good citizens
will hold that the violations ct the law
committed. in face Of the warning Of Nester
| day. are utterly wiful. and deserve the
most thorough prosecution.
( Mr.. Warner in hls statement SAID
/ 1T Is apparent from the recent efforts
| Of the Democrats to secure agents from
/ the Department Of Justice and 20 arrest
rcputcd registration violators that they
\ have started on campaign OF lntlmlda
| ton.
woman, Republican or Democrat, Y not
legally entitled 10 tiR iElit ~ - .N4' 80 "
citizen should be restrained from any
effort in that direction. and the RepuhIi'
can party has stcadfastly stood on tins
principal
But to adopt an admitted policy Of
intimidation rs set forth IN Chairman
Isaac statement q the Every kvcnini
is 10 unfairly discourage many homes
ara entitled citizens oi tm'd dlsposl-
tion. Il refrain from expressing thei
sentiments at the polls
This il a reprehe nsihie effort ina,
should be roundlv condemned and i
any citizen, through this set Of IN
tinidation. or through any other ac
az the Democratic agents, IS discourage
ar blocked in his Or her efforts q regis te
or vote. the individual should lmmediatel,
report the circumstances 70 the kepubI
can Headquarters Of the district,
The Republican party q Deiawar
proposes to see that every Repufilcal
citizen with the right Of suffrage $ pro
tacted N tho exercise Of that right an
every Democratic effort Al lntimidato
should be immediately reported To th
nearest Republican officer
The Republican party stands read
to prevent any effort a Gtlmidatio
or TO DELAY regiStrat ION or voting Of thos
who are entitled to these privileges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
MODERN RESTAURANT
At PtNNSy STATION
Affords Travellers an Opportunity
to Get a Bite "On
the Run.

modern up-to-date cafeteria restau-
rant with a confectionery and novelty
shop combined, is open for public lnspec-
t,or TODAY IN the main lobby of the French
street station Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road The store will be operated by the
t'nion News Company IN connection with
their string Of other station stores through
out the country.
The interior Of the store IS beautifully
finished with white enameled scroilwork
with large ceiling lights
The counters are Of white marble, and
all candies are encased in dust-proof glass
cases The store has two entrances and
u,,b cashier : cage centrally located. In
addition 10 the restaurant and CANDY
counters, a large marble soda fountain IS
prominently displayed
In connection with the present store ne
Union News Company will continue To
onorote IT'S old store leading to the north
hound stars. and only newspapers and
tobacco will be sold from this stand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
WAITING FOR EFFECT OF
INDIANAPOLIS WABBLE
Chairman White Wonders What
Johnson and Borah Will
Say Now.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening


New York, Oct. 16.-George White.
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, in statement today de-
cIared he could visualize Senator Harding
Shaking in his shoes because OF his
speech at Indianapolis last night.
In this speech, Mr.. White asserted
the Republican candidate, had attempted
to deliver to 81 Republicans who recently
advocated his election on his League OF
Nations stand, what his managers prom
ised them "if they would come to his res
cue
"What effect the indianapolis wabble
NAV have on Senators Johnson and
Borah. IL must be seen, said Mr.. White.
II for one give Johnson and Borah this
credit that they are sincere in Their op
position to the league and Will not accept
a wink of the other eye.
Senator Harding only once broke
away from his guards and spoke his rea
feeling and the Democratic campaign
has taken that as his stand ! do not
want any clarifying reservations, he sale
at Des Moines. / want to turn my bacR
on these obligations. | stand for relec-
tion
'On that issue Of the league or M
league the campaign will be fought on
and decided Let him wiggie or let Inn
wabhle; he spoke his real sentiments ono
| and he will not be permitted TO escap
! the consequences of them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
TNAScI.I NOTES

Cleveland AutoroFle t0 ~ -a-irl~
through - sinking iInr nrerailons I'M
shares ~ the preferred s'ncF from 5 tnfa
of i4 0p0 shares gaipr ,n 9iq
Applicatton rs 1err nade ~ 1ffcfs
~ the -ubnarne 1oaf Cn-noratl0n '
have me res so snarns 1f -apItai stncs
listed on the Sew YORK -tn~E f.xcnsngr
There s 4 feeling thar money rarrs u7.
he aasier next Eeek Ehrn me 'Inds lrE-
byfrsed todav y pavnent ~ ~ Anzir-
French Ioan md th~r Eav bark fo q.
banks
OTIS Elevator -rrorts '1r mo rr
mouths ended september ~ ~ .r'
income sfter charges ana Fesfrrai tsxgs
u 81 100 S93. rTIsi. dtsr allowing .lr
preferred DIVIDENDS. - S29.-l snare ol
the 50 4s2. .OO0 capital stock.
While 70 are ~ ne npfnion laF
blIsrneSs revival Flii axe 1larr FlftuD.
anv general disturbance. 1ue - tne Klae
hut much cr1tlcisen attIfuce ~ 1ur rank
Ing authorities. Ehpcf are responsible
-trrralling cre,iIrs. 80 iear fnat roiders
industrial secrIrlrirs lust .ook forward t1 I.
p-rlod of lean sears so iaF 81 1ivTrrl- lr
concerned say Iosepn Walker a -on.
of New 4 OK
The advance veste rrlav ~ ReanIng ~r
POINTS and -rse almost tir
Thursday 8 attributed rs ats -auia
tlon 1v traders nat enc Uug
JrZanlzstlon " ReadIng = rmmor .u.
preferred storks nav - -0trrG ar
At anv rate i appear t0 - -ua-luau.s
suppose that The preferred slare- ~
As the oomuon wlii snare the 1stUnu
tlon 81 Asssts
Ac-)ryiIng f1 reports ee~tcrJiaf r
YORK. the prySpective DiIrChHss hef0
Explosives cv ae 1erruss 7eaer
uany viii come up f0r ll~clESslun oeftr.
AetnA dlrectorS on Me'lle ~lat kpfa-n
w there are tWo isruuus j tnr
Company. one unlcn .eSlres tn
property and another Vhi,n ail~
since he com pauy = % 8 .'. a.- ~.
would - veU e. 1ununue 1trat It
the benefit ~ 'he ~tocShoa.er>
present deai has DeeG in,ier as...r...
for 5 ,ong tiule. % sat some As sht
BACK I'VE year,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
BRITISH RAIL MEN
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declined to indicate its position. The
executives committee of the federation will
meet Monday.
The executive committee of the Asso-
ciated Society of Locomotive Engineers
and Flremen is meeting today Mt Leeds TO
decide the attitude of that union.
Military leave has been stopped IN the
Portsmouth district, owing to the strike
Considerable forces are maintained there
and the officers and men on leave have
been recalled.
Some of the iron and steel workers IN
the north of Yorkshire already have sue
cumbed to the coal strike threat, with its
implication Of prospective coal shortage
With few exceptions all the works on the
Teedside were closed today, about 2O,OW,-
600 men being thrown out of employment
IL is stated that all the works IN this
district will be idle today. Shipyards
along the Tees will be kept going, how
ever, for a few days.
From Sheffield comes the report that
while some Of the big factories have sup
plies OF coal sufficient for three weeks the
staple trades will be immediately Affect
ed AS the average supply OF coal IS sui
fcicnt for one week only. At the end OF
that time it is expected there Will be SO,ooo
steel, lrDn englretIHiS, tu'iOiS S'"'
electropatc workers idle
Ocean liners have been instructed to
obtain bunker coal abroad rs much as
possible.
INQUIRIES Mt the offices of tho main
Transatlantic passenger lines this morning
eiicited the statement that there was no
| indication Mt present of restriction or al
| teration of the advertised saillngs.
| 1t is declared to be possible that the
| transatlantic passengers may be excluded
! from the steamers on their return trips
| to the United Kingdom in order to con
serve space for CARRYING food stutis.
Premier LLOYD George today addressed
a message to the nation with regard tC
| the strike. He said the government had
done everything possible to avert the ca
lamity. but that the miners, rejecting al
offers, were now trying to gain their ends
bv force. The nation, the premier de
clared, would resist 'such an attack with
all It's strength, and there can be no doubt
rs to the issue.
The miners federation issued state
mcnt saving the miners had been iorcCt
into the strike because of tho unylaldIrl
attitude Of the government IN the tac'
of their reasonable claims which lett tnon
without an alternative.
c. T. Cramp, assistant secretary OF IN
national union of railwaymen, stated 70
dav he had been instructed hv the eXccu
tive of the union 70 warn the branche
that a serious situation would arisc u IN
miners were defeated and that tins mus
be horne in mind when sympathctI
strike was being considered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
RO BEERS MAKE RICH
HAUL AT NEWARK, n. j.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Newark, n T., Oct. I6.-Robbers stole
100000 worth Of diamonds. refined gol
and iewelry from the Streicher Manu-
featuring Company here early today
The valuable we're taken from two
safes Ii the companv's office. One was
forced open and the other either opened
bv usc of the combination or found open
bv the robbers.
Several pieces Of wearing apparel had
been wrapped around the safe blown
omen including the uniform Of Brook
lvn Rapid Transit Company motorman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
CHICAGO LNESTOCK MARkE1

By AssoyiAsed Press .o Evtfs etyu-a-
Chlcago Oct t6. Cattie. r..4r.-.
, 50. market .1r Nvts Fel s,eg-, ...
70 strong, EraS-ers fuaA ~ Nc
she stOCk uneven .ut u,-t.F ,.e..,.
-snncrs llG ctIs. ~trtl .Acr~,
IS cents ,oNtr n,hyr a.Nc,, mostly 81.
"a 81 20 lower 'cyirr> stead,
COMMON. StU,A, NraA >iv>N A4'to,
evenly lover
Hogs, reNclpts, tIU lAN'N h
stead, With vestCEaAt tNtr,-,t r,,
lights, l495al5OO 'ue ual aca. IS
1915. odd lots nacAug -lsr, RI
top plSs, "a 25al4-5
Shccp. rcceIptS. Douc 0A-N,t or st1.A
Shccp. c5 ccuts higher ycag rss, 81
= cents higher "a, and 'oCing 'e.a.r
- cents higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
HELD UP LIQUOR TRUCK.
Twelve Men Arrested at New Brunswick
n ]. Got $1,000 Worth.
n.ciated Press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New Brunswick, \. j., Oct. 16--Iwelve
men were under arrest today IN connec-
tIon with the holdup and robbery OF an
automobile truck yesterday containing
SD 900 worth of liquor, on the Lincoln
Highway near this city. Five Of the men
arrested Yesterday are in the MIddlesex
County Jail. while seven Others captured
TODAY In Elizabeth by detectives OF the
Newark police department are IN the
Newark Jail.
Joseph A. Clark, q, Of Newark, one
of the prisoners, has been identified by
Herman Cohen owner and driver OF the
truck. as one Of the ho.d-up men, and ac-
cording to the police Clark admitted beng
involved In the robbery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
RIOTING IN LONDONDERRY. /.
CITY Has Reign of Terror When Band VI
Young Men Begin Shooting.

Londonderry Ireland, Oct. Ib.-Scenes
Of wild disorder occurred 'n this city last
night there being a reign of terror WHICH
virtually ecl'psed that which recently
preceded curfew hour along Carlisle road.
This thoroughfare was aga'n the theatre
of fighting, the trouble beginning when a
band Of youths suddenly appeared and
began firing pistols. They maintained a
running fire the whole length of Carlisle
Road and rival groups returned the shots :.
a hot fusilade was maintained for some
time and pedestrians fed III terror. Sol
diers were rushed to that section Of the
city and cleared the street There have
been no reports on the casualties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
REPUDfATES HARDING.
Johnson Campaign Manager in Cali
fornia viii Vote for Cox.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Oct 16.-Marshau Stun
son. who was Senator Hiram johnson :
campaign manager in southern California
Ia 1910, delegate to the Republican Ma
tlonal Convention IN 1912, and member
OF the Republican State executive com
mittee this year, has repudiated Senator
Hardings stand on the League Of Ma
lions and announced his intention 70 vote
for Governor Cox, Democratic national
headquarters today declared 1t had beoI
advised from California.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
We're Examining Motor Cars.

Edward Ross, Daniel Ross and Michael
Bone. who gave their homes as New York
were dismissed after being arrested on a
charge of lettering by Judge Finger IN
as'ar,;ning automobiles in front Of the
A., pont Hotel and were arrested by
of;eer Deyenney after small boy came
10 him at Eleventh and ratnall streets
aud reported that several men were
"trying to steal an automobile ut the
Hotel du pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
p. II. II. INSPECTION.
II Will be Resumed Next Monday and
Prizes Will be Awarded.

After having been discontinued ior
three years, ON account OF war activities,
the annual track inspection by the general
managers Of the Pennsylvania railroad
system will be resumed tins year.
The annual maintenance prizes will be
awarded; also awarded improvement
prizes To the supervisors and assistants
whose sections Of track have shown the
greatest Improvement during the year
General Manager &. ). krick OF the
Eastern Region will inspect the man
line from Jersey City to Washington the
Grst day. October Is, and from Philadel
nhia to Altoona the second. lie will aware
the Eastern Region track prizes at Wash
ington on the 18th
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
INJUNCTION SOUGHT.

A bill Of complaint presented to the
United States District Court by John
Allen Hcany, Of New Haven, against
Rockbertos Products Corporation char
tered IN Delaware, prays for an injunction
70 estop the defendants from conveying a
legal title or any interest m 'Heany
Inventions" a holding corporation for
patents and processes, IN which he ara
the Marlin-R Rockwell Company are Jointly
Interested
Judge Hugh NJ Morris has made an
order setting Monday. October 70, at
N for a hearing and has also issued a
restraining order. forbidding the transfer
If any patents for invention Of the
plaintiff. until the hearing Of the cause
has taken place.
William S. Prickett and Edward ID
Robbins Of New Haven, Conn, represent
the plaintiff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
VITAL STATISTICS.

Births to the number Of sixty-one'
twenty marriages and twenty deaths
were reported to the Board Of Health tor
the mast week The score for the CORE
snopding week of last year was seventy
6vc thirtv-seven and nineteen, respective
IL The causes of death were distributed
in normal proportion, the only exceptional
malady being Influenza, OF which there
was one fatal case.
Among the new cases Of contaglous
diseases reported were eleven Of diph-
iberia. six Of scarlet fever two OF measles
and one of typhoid
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
FOR CLEAN ELECTION
Miss Georgia Hnln,an Has Her Pupils
Get Parents 10 Sign Pledge.

Miss Georgia Hilhnan. Of School No. 5
IS the first chool teacher 70 return Clean
Elections pledges TO Josiah Marvel, chair
man of that commit e. Miss HIilman re-
ce1ved the pledges on Tuesday. gave them
to her pupils and asked them 20 return
thorn with the signatures OF their parents
T'be children oh-pvp.I ~ nd today Mis- Hill
man sent upwards OF + fty signed pledges
to Mr. Marvel.
Candidates y no have signed NJ are
Herman c Tavlor OF Dover, candidate
for lieutenant Governor on the Demo
~ratir ticket and William II. Parsons and
$. NJ MesSick Of Seaford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
NEW Y. W. c. A. SECRETARY.

Miss ] Nacklin Beattie. of New Nor K
h.es arrived IN this city 70 become general
secretary OF the Young Women ; Christian
Association She succeeds Miss Ethel r
Arpv who left during the summer. Mis-,
Reattle was formerly connected with the
War Work Council Of the National Board
of the Young Won en- Christian 49,
clation. and was located during the var
in New Mexico. She was also at one tlnt
located IN Panama, and was a.fihaleo
with the government and with Women
Club Work. in that plSce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
PRIVATE JONES Is NOW
CHAMPION WAFFLE-EATER
Br Associated Press u Every ErenIng

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Oct l5.-The title Of
champion waffle eater Of the world today
was claimed by Private Paul Francis
Jones of the United States Marine Corps.
lie established this claim last night by
eating 26H Of these corrugated pastries
m thirty minutes fat. in contest with a
representative Of the army at the Grand
Central Palace
a large routh-watering audience wit
messed the feat, for which private Jones
rehcorsed in the afternoon by eating a
porterhouse steak smothered IN onions,
French fried potatoes, asparagus, dough
nuts and coffee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
NEGRO DIES SUDDENLY.
Edward Cottineham, Who Had Been
Living al Grubb's Corner.

Deputy Coroner Harvey E. Nichols IS
investigating the death Of Edward Cot
tinghan. Negro. who died suddenly tins
morning at Grubbs Corner. before
doctor could be summoned.
The case IS the first of the week Tor the
coroner's Office. and Coroner Bullock was
commenting on the fact this morning nat
there had been no deaths tins week. wnen
he received word of the death Of Cot
fingnam
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
RihIe Students Meeting.

DR.. w. l.. Pelle of Louisville, Ky, will
be the speaker for the 3 o'clock service OF
the International Bible Students Asso-
citation, in Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall, 907
Tatnall street. tomorrow. His subject
will be "Worldwide Paradise Soon to be
Restored Millions Now Living VIII
Never Die"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
REDlTS FOR FARMERS.
Federal Reserve Board Expected TO An
nounce Policy To-Day.
A..o.r,ated Press 70 EverN Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Oct l6 Tic Federal
Reserve Board was expected TO announce
rs future credit policy today Governor
Harding having told representatives Of
agricultural interests who appeared 70
hin, for more liberal credits To farmers that
q statement dealing with the whole credit
situation was being prepared by the board,
in conference with It's agents and the COVER
NOR az tho various reserve banks.
4 committee selected from the agrl-
c7,ltural reureeentatives who have been
h convention here was still IN Washington
todav hotcful that the Reserve Board
x,,Ild grant relief to the farmers OF the
country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
RIOTING AT BELFAST.

NJ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Relfast Oct Rioting was renewed
Il III notorious Marrowbone district OF
North BcIfast This afternoon by Sim
Fe;nnrs and IInionists The Sinn Feiners
employed revolvers while the unlonists re-
nI;ad With volleys of stones. The injured
.,ro La;ng taken 10 HOSPITALS but the num-
nor az casualties has not vet been gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
price 10 Lecture to Hercules Club.

The Hercules Club win resume its eve
ming meetings on Monday, IN Trinity
parish han Warwick James Price, of
Philadelphia, has been secured to address
the club upon the subject, The Present
Situation and Our Part IN u" dealing
with world conditions and their relation
10 the future Of this country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
TO PAY SI25 A MONTH.
Large Support Order Made IN case OIL
Horace Watlerson.

For the support Of ms wife, Horace
Watterson was ordered to pay sl25 3
month bv Judge Finger IN Municipal
Court today. Watterson had been paying
his wife 500 a month voluntarily slnce
they separated in January.
He said his income was 1854 month
and that his wife forced hun 70 90 INTO
debt over 500 through extravaganee;;
Since his separation he claims he had
n,,d her 500 a month and settled the
debts He is working IN Pontiac, Michi-
can. and was ordered TO come TO this city
| for {. hearing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
FARLEY WITH JAPAN
TEMPORARILY HELD UP

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington Oct Conversations
be tween the State Department and the
jap anese embassy regarding the proposed
anti -Japanese land legislation in Cali
fornia have been temporarily discontinued
and will rot be resumed until after the
November elections in which the Cali
fornia people will vote on the land legls-
latIon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
Soviet Medical Committee Meeting.

An important meeting OF the Wll-
mington subcommittee Of the Soviet
Russia Medical Relief Committee will be
held on Monday evening, October Is, at
s clock at the Workman's Circle, 221
hip ley street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
OVERCOME By GAS.
Willard J. Johnson Had an Uncomfortable
Experience This Morning.

Willard ]. johnson, aged AZ years,
$40 South Franklin street, employed 0y
the Wilmin gton Gas Company, ST the
foot of Madison street, while caulhihg
a leak In a gas tank, was overcome oy gas
about s o'clock.
He was found bv two fellow employees,
Edward H. Lewis and William Draper
,,ho ramoved him to the ground and re-
S,~ed HIM after which he was removed to
the Homeopathic Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
Catharine Keller Sent 10 Hospital.

In the case Of Catharine Keller, charged
with cruelty to her children, 4 nollo
prosequi was entered IN Municipal Court
today as the woman had beon committed
to the State Hospital after an exami-
nation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
WEDDINGS.
Marriage Of Mrs. Ethel Shields and John
r. Driscoll.


Union NJ r. Church parsonage WAS the
scene Of pretty wedding this afternoon
NJ 2 o'clock, when Mrs. Ethel Shields be-
came the bride Of John y. Driscoll, Rev.
Harvey Winfield Ewing officiating. The
bride was becomingly attired IN dress of
brown satin with lace tunic and large
brown hat, and wore corsaRe bouquet OF
Bride rosee. Miss Mary y. smith, oo'is'n
Of the bride, WAS maid Of honor and wore n
dress Of blue satin and georgette, with a
hat Of velvet tn match. She wore cor
sage bouquet Of pink roses. Harry "
Knox acted as best man. The bride and
groom left for an extended tour IN Wash
,ngton. ID. c., South Carolina and
Georgia.
n'DERnorT- RoHDE.
wedding Of interest 10 a number T
friends here Of the contracting. parties
took place on Monday, when Miss Anna
McDeymotA. daughter Of Daniel and Mary
McDcrnnott of 1912 Union street, BE-
csrne the bride of William II. Rohds of
Cuttenb,,rg. n. J. The ceremony was
nerforms,d by Rev. NJ. Steer. The house
yas decorated with flags and flowers, the
groom being an ex-scrvice man. Carl j.
Souood was the best man and Mrs II
MieIl was bridesmaid Miss Mary Harding
of Woodclif. y. J., was flower girl. Th'
| bride was given in marriage by an uncle
Of the groom The young couple received
many presents and are nov on a t~'
weeks. honeymoon trip to Boston, Mae
TURNER SHIELDS.
Announcement il made of the engage
mont of Miss Myrtis Turner, formerly Q
| Fxrnore. Va, and Stakes Shields Of thi
c;ty. The nlarriage will take place D
Grace Methodist Church house Tuesday
November O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
lived al Another Address.

A defendant in Municipal Court yes
terdav was said to have lived at 600
French street 1t develops today that
he did not live there and the occupants
Of the house wish the fact known, as they
have no connection with the man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-16
Wilmington Bank Clearings.

The National Bank Of Delaware reports
Wilmington bank clearings for the present
week as s., ,S32, ,024 05, and for the cor
responding week Of last year, s., Isl 2S3 %.