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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
TELLS LABOR HOW TO VOTE.
Elect Our Friends and Defeat Our
Enemies - Morvison's Advice.

Atlantic City, N. j., July l4.---"Noither
platform contains planks labor felt il
was entitled to- Frank Morrison, Sec
rtary OF the American Federation of
Labor, said yesterday in addressing the
convention of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union. lie ndmonished the
delegates to go out and ELECT our friends
and defeat our enemies"
we have "A wonderful chance this
Fall TO put the right men in" he said
Labor today is power to be rcck-
oned with. Twenty-Five years ago we
had membership Of 265,OOO, and today
we have 4, ,07S, 900 There are enough votes
there to swing Presidential election"
Mr.. Morrison evadcd mentioning either
Presidential nominee, but paid a tribute
to President Wilson and his attitude
toward labor. "Mr Wilson," he said,
named the first Secretary of Labor,
which department was provided for by
the Taft Administration, and appointed
William j. Wilson, former Secretary
of the United Mine Workers"
MIR. Morrison charged the delegates To
go back home and have every candidate,
no matter what the office, declare him.
sell as To his attitude on labor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
TO WELCOME AMERICANS.
Shanghai Getting Ready to Greet Party
Of Congressman.

by Associated Press To Every Evening
Shanghai, June l6.--Plans 10 extend an
elaborate welcome to a party OF Ameri-
can congressman coming to China in
July are well under way in Shanghai by
order of the Peking government. The view
expressed in official quarters is that this
visit of the congressman affords the
first opportunity for China to express it's
gratitude to the United States for the
stand that was taken at Washington upon
the Shantung question.
According to message received the
congressional party will number 1856 and
will arrive in Shanghai after stop in
Hawai- the latter part Of the month.
Special trains are to be placed at the
disposal of the visitors through Marking
on to Peking and to Mukden, where the
members of the party will become guests
of the Japanese government and will be
taken on an extended sightseeing tour
through Korea and later through Japan.
Everywhere, banquets. receptions, ex-
of various kinds. presentations
and other affairs are being arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
NO transforming. SAYS HAYS.
Republican Chairman Says Harding Will
Stick to Porch Campaign.

New York, July 14-"There is no in
tention at present of abandoning the
Republican porch campaign plans, and
there will be no transforming by Senator
Warren G. Hs ding"
This was the statement of Will n.
HAYS, Republican national chairman
and commander in chief of the Harding
Coolidge campaign, upon his arrival here
yesterday 10 again take charge of Re-
publican headquarters.
Conferences with leaders of sixteen
States brought MIR. Hays back very op-
timistic, his advisers said, and it was made
plain that he and Senator Harding were
in full accord on the 'home" campaign
idea Conditions could not be better, +"
was the National Chairman's phrase, as
he tackled the accumulation of work that
had come in his week. absence in Chicago,
and in Marion county, Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
GERMANS AND BELGIANs FIGHT.
Former Start Row at Spa and Get Good
Beating

Spa, July IL Some members Of the
German delegation have complained to
Chancellor Fehrcnbach Of appressiona Of
which they claim 10 have been the victims
since their arrival at Spa.
One journalist attached 10 the dee
CATION came to blows with former Bel
pian officer, whose house here hc occupied
during the war
According to these claims, last evening
as the Germans were in n cafe the orchestra
struck up the British national anthem
The Germans began singing in their
native tongue. A Belgian civilian took Of
fense and ordered them out. They were
finally elected after q sctifile in which the
same journalist received blow over the
nose with a cane.
The Belgian civilian emerged Just
"a Herr Won Eckhnrdt, editor of the
Hamburg Fremdcnblatt. and Herr Stok-
lossa, correspondent of the Wolf Agency
were passing Recognizing them, be struck
Stoklossa in the face with his cane. in
iuring him 70 severely that he was con-
fined to bed today.
The German delegation will make rep
to the Belgian authorities
the affair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
FRENCH ~ FIGHT
on HIGH COST OF LIVING

Paris. June - a determined can
paign against the high cnsf ~ living in
France has bcen inauguraied hV the
French press Buy nothing bit 10 ff
most necessiiies, drop n prices is reming
is caption which many newspapers cars
IN heavy hlack typ q 'he orilter q heir
news sheets %ewapapcrT ~ ID shadrs ahf
opinion. MI over fhr country. have InHfd
in the campaign wirh fhe u'slh fhHf 4
noticeable IAN n Tho wholrsaf pfl,rs hf0
bern realized This has 1o' ~ 81 .ed
retail prices however. ar apTpral i -
made to the consumers - Ifgnru .
weeks strike n bring down 'he price q
freah Yngcfnhlna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
Rheurn atisrn Comes
From Tiny Pain Demons

tisrn is caused ~ millions II tiny saese
germs which Infeqf tho llood -
one and only sensible treatment there.
fore. is ono which -leanaea tho hiood ~
these germs. and r1ifs,fheu entireIe ar'
az the circulation
This IS why s. : s. ,he creates, known
blood purifier $50 successful IN the treat-
ment ~ rheumatism. Il is q powerful
cleanser of'the blood and will remove fho
disease geT7nsthat csuisr vouIr Rhetunaf 0sr.
affording relief that Is genuine
s. $. s is' sold bv ail druggists f.ar
literature ard medical adviee can o. bad
by writing 20 Chief Medical ADVISER 80i
Swift IaboratDry. Atlanta. ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
OBJECTED TO WASHING.
Crew OF Steamship Creric Placed in
Detention Pen at Boston.

Boston, July I4--The steamship
Cretic, viii ch has been detained at
Quarantine with her 100 steerage pas
sengers for four days because the crews
refused to submit 70 bath, was released
yesterday The passengers were landed but
the crew, still unwashed were placed IN
the detention pen at Commonwealth Pier
After disinfection Of the ship, which ~
considered necessary because of dispute
with the health authorities a. Naples
over requirements for the inspection u
prospective immigrants, the crew will bc
placed aboard the Cretic agnin
They will be kept under guard while
the vcssel is IN port. unless meantime they
agree 70 take the required bath
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
REAR ADMIRAL HARRIS DEAD.
Retired American Nava. Officer Dies at
Southampton England.

Southampton, Eng. July 14.-Rear
Admiral Henry Tudor Brownell Harris,
L. ;. ", retired, died here Monday
night. Admiral Harris arrived here on
the steamer New York July 2, seriously
III
Rear Admiral Harris was born in
Hartford Conn, in lS45 His naval
career began as an acting assistant pay
master In 1864 and he served during the
Civil War IN the volunteer service until
be was honorably discharged inrSeptem-
Ter, 1865. Five months later he was
appointed an assistant paymaster from
New York and later he became paymaster
general and was placed upon the retired
list with the rank Of rear admiral in March,
1905.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
SUFFRAGE LEADERS
TO REOOUBLE EFFORTS
Pin Hopes on Democrats Now !;
Will See Cox and Stage De
monstration at Marion.

Washington, July Following the
action of Justice Bailey in discussing the
proceedings asking an injunction against
the Secretary Of State, TO prevent him
from issuing proclamation following the
ratification by one more State. suffrage
leaders at once rcdoubled their pressure on
the Democratic Party, which they now
seem TO consider their paramount hope.
It was announced that Governor Cox
would receive delegation Of the National
Womans Party. headed by Miss Alice
Paul at Columbus next Friday afternoon
at z O'Clock In less than three hours
afterward the Democratic nominee will
leave Columbus for conference with
President Wilson in Washington on Sun
day morning The President has already
personally asked the Governors of Ten
ncsscc and North Carolina 10 call special
sessions of the Legislatures Of those States
for ratification
Miss Paul and Miss Sue White, Ten
ncssce Chairman of the Woman's Party,
will meet the Ohio State Committee. DR.
Gillett Hayden and other officers uf the
party Mt Columbus The delegation will
include members and officers Of the
Noman's Party from Eastern and Mid
die Western States, who will lay before
Governor Cox the exact status Of ratifi-
cation az regards Democratic States In
Tennessee special session has been
called for August 9, and in North Caro-
lima for August 10. No session has been
called in Florida.
Miss Paul will remain in Ohio after
the interview with Governor Cox 10 pre-
pare for tho suffrage demonstration Mt
Senator llardlngs notification IN Marion
Z. Il. IA 4 Al
will be made for plcketing Senator Hard
ings headquarters during the summer
or until Republican State has given the
thirty vote necessary for ratifica-
tion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14

Disease Caused by Germs in the Riood.
First of ali. get il firmly fixed IN Your
mind that all the linimrnts in The world
have no effcrt whatever on Rheumatism
You may ,lsc them bv the gallon. and rub
the painful parts by the hour, getting
possibly Some temporary relief from the
torturing pains but you are making no
headway whatever toward reaching the
cause of the disease.
Medical scientists differ as To the
causes IT every form 81 rheumatism, but
agree that when caused hy a tiny disease
germ, the only effective method Of treat
ment is TO attack the disease AZ its source,
and cleanse the blood of It's cause.
The most common form Of Rheuma-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
PROLONc PACT WITH JAPAS.
London Dnily Mail Reports Esiens'""
Of One rcnr.

London, .uly I4.--Grcat brftiau and
japan have notified the Ienp@ a Va
tions they have prolonged ,heii treaty
alliance for n year according ~ thf
Daily Mail NJ the sarpe tin,' ppintng
out that the terms q The treat y ar tn a.
cord with the principles ~ the league.
The reason Tor the prol D ati0n a
the treaty, according - the Aiail, u issf
Great Britain has not yet had ln ogfort,s-
nifty 70 consult with the domiDiOns regard
ing revision of the treaty Which a
neoesstated by "a q elimination a Ger
man influence IN the Far East
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
POLAND MUST CHANGE.

Paris. July t3.-The correspondent of
the Petit Parsien ~ Spa saws today he IS
informed that the allied conditions for
the conclusion of peace between Poland
and Russia provide Tor renunciation b.
Poland Of auy lmpCriallstle policy.
The Allies promise 70 all Poland -
prevent any further advance bY the Rus
sians. the correspondent adds, and offer ~
discuss peace - conference in London
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
FIGHT FOR
CONTROL OF SENATE
Thirty-Two Seats to be Filled and
Both Parties Will Make
Big Efforts.

Washington, July l4.-Both the Repub-
hcan and Democratic parties are already
working toward obtaining a majority
IN the Senate during the Congress begin
ming March {, 1921 Both sides are striv-
INC 20 avert the IndubItable handicap
Of having President faced by a hostile
senate.
AT present the Republicans control the
senate by very narrow margin. There
are 'orty-eight Republicans. forty-seven
Democrats and one Republican and
Progressive. Senator La Toilette, who
u ordinarily counted in the Republican
ranks Automatically thirty-two Senators
go out OF office next March. Seventeen
OF these are Democrats and fifteen Re
publicans.
Senator Miles Poindexter of Washing
ton, chairman Of the Republican Sena-
toriai Committee, issued a statement last
night showing that his organization
would not allow its activities to be swal-
lowed up 10y the Presidential campaign.
The Senator admits that the issue 5 in
doubt for the election of Republican
senators m fourteen or fifteen States,
and that hard work will be necessary in
order TO assure Republican majority In
the Senate. His statement reads:
Representative Hal ID. Flood of Vir-
ginla, chairman OF the Democratic Con-
grcssional Committee, who returned to
Washington yesterday from San Francisco,
predicted that with Cox and Roosevelt
heading the ticket, the Democrats would
defeat enough Republican Senators and
Representatives IN November to place
control of Congress again in the hands
Of the Democratic party.
Mr.. Flood said that reports coming to
the Democratic National Congressional
Committee headquarters here from the
men having the campaign in charge in
the different districts were optimistic
and Indicated unusual interest In the
contests for the election of Senators and
Representatives by the Democratic can
didates and their friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
FRIENDS FAVOR IFAsrF.
Indorse Covenant as Embracing the idrais
of William Penn

Cape May. ~ i. July ~ "A lcn ~
of nations patterned after un idenl II
William Penn was in'iOrHad ~ YestefHar
session of the General C0herrfr a
Ificksitc Friends.
The conference also adopted r..u
tions supporting enforcement = 80 tai
stead act and urging the election a.
ConQressnen opposed ~ repeal ~ hf
prohibition law a third RESOLUTION ~.
dorsing the nnti-tolfcco crusade, aariR
the increasing use ~ tobaocp m rapidly
demornlizing girls ard woneii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
GRAssHopPERs rNvsDF CITY

Traverse City, Mi-h July ~ rrlts-
hopuors. whirh have hena devaaf fflna
farm crops IN this district n''nfei av
cree City Moryiay 1houvandt - .fa ~
sa,.'a swarrnod fbro-vh ~ frtrfa rfh
IN the RESIDENTIAL and uleirrse ee.' .'re
Damage - crops bv 'fc iuee~'s ffa nFn
estimated - lozh ~ 81 mn nn0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14

Every Evenings classified advertise
mcnts bring results. Proved by the salts
action of many and viii be 10 you.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14
Lawn Fete.

The Ladies Aid Society Of BeIlefonte
NJ T.. Church win give lawn fete to-
morrow evening NJ the church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-14

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and will be to you.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20

Nearly 500 girlS have registered
for all kinds Of competitive athletics
at the University OF Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
20 Percent Diamonds
South africa to y. S.

Chicago, Ill, July 2O.-'If the
United Staes should go broke" writes
a correspondent in South Africa, the
Kimberley diamond mines would col
lapse overnight"
The reason Of this is that the
United States Is the worlds greatest
diamond buyer and 20 per cent OF the
output of the Kimberley group Of
mines and OF all South African mines
is purchased here.
The Kimberley mine is an open
hole 1900 feet deep in the heart OF
the city Of Kimberley-the largest
and deepest hole ever made By man.
Tunnels now lead down 1901 feet
deeper. Work in h mine ceased
in 1903, and IL is now merely being
keptc lear the man thin as aht sta
kept clear Of water Underground
workings in the DeBeers mine have
reached a d epth Of $4,000 feet
Two thousand white men. 5000
negroes and three thousand native
convicts are employed in the three
mines now in p Grafton They yield
ed 100000 short tons Of blue
ground" last year. from which dia-
monds were taken that were sold
for $1,000, 500. 900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
RELEASE" MEETING OF
LAND BOARD DELAYED

Phoenix. ARK. July 20.-A nesting
OF the. state land board, to have been
held this morning for consideration
OF state land leases covering one mil
lion acres or more was postponed
until this afternoon by governor
Campbell. chairman Postponement
was ordered when attorney general
Wiley E. Jones informed the other
members OF the board that a stenoE-
rapher was still engaged in typing
the opinion as TO the legality OF re-
neWing land leases prior TO the eI-
piration Of current leases The board
in its last previous meeting had
called on the attorney general for
such an opinion
The effect Of renewing leases be-
fore expiration Of current leases
would be, members said. to keep the
land tiled up" beyond the possibility
OF being secured by any new men"
thus debarring new applicants from
acquiring any state land
Many cattlemen and other stock
men from various parts Of the state
were here today TO appear before the
land board in respect to applications
for leases The principal matter ex-
pected TO be considered by the board,
however, was the controversy raised
by DR.. z. B. Perrin, Williams, over
state land In northern Arizona which
was leased by the land board TO q
sheep company after, Perrin said. he
had been informed by land commits
sioner Mouer there was no applica-
ton prior TO his OWL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
LAS CRUCES GIRL IS HOME
AFTER YEAR SPENT IN EAST

las Cruces, y. N, July 20.-BIiss
Eleanor Doane will arrive this week
from the east where she spent the
past year visiting, chiefly in Ohio and
Mrs. N F. Lerma is in FL Paso for
an operation on her eye. n
The body Of Mrs. Lydia z. Holt,
who died in FL Paso, was brought
here for burial
Miss Jessie Lawrence IS home from
an extended visit with friends IN
North Las Cruces.
Mrs. ". 7. Ceilings and William
Ceilings, Jr-. were guests at dinner
yesterday at the home Of Herbert ".
Mrs. D. 3. Ames and two children
leave today for California
Mrs. Fernando Franco has gone to
Ordway. Colo. to join her husband
D F. Rice and wife and Misses Fan
ME French and Grace PEBBLES are
home from salt Lake City, having
made the trip in part by auto
Mrs. J. II. West ia the mother OF q
new daughter. She and the baby are
at Bruten. Ala, while the father Is
here receiving congratulations
Mrs. ]. 3. Camunez went tolEl Paso
TO attend the funeral Of her aunt,
Mrs Sophia Navarette.
GustaVe Manasse and son LETT Sat
urday for St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
n. MEX. lacks
HIGHWAY MONEY

Santa Fe. n H. July 2O.-The
means 70 secure state runds to meet
the federal appropriations for federal
aid projects in New Mexico viii be
the important subject Of the confer
euce which the state highway COM
mission will hold with officers Of the
state Taxpayers association. at an
early date Under the present ar
rauEements that have been authorized
for state funds. New Mexico viii lack
approximately Sf,400.Q00 Of the
amount required to carry out the fed
eral aid program
Hope Of carrying the 100000
bond issue at the November election
has been practically abandoned. there
IS a serious doubt that the question
viii even be submitted. and already
other plans for raising the revenue
are being considered Failure to sub
nit the question Will be due to lack Of
funds available for the purpose The
secretary OF state IS charged with
the responsibility Of submitting the
question Printing Of the road bands
act in the newspapers OF the several
counties viii cost approximately
$500, while secretary Martinez has
only q little more than $500 avail
able. The state highway commission
does not feel that It has authority to
Ike the balance from its funds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20

FULL line Of KODAKs and KODAK
supplies at Gahdara's.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
shamrock HAS
8-MINUTE LEAD

Sandy Hook, n. J.. July 20.-Sham-
rock " was first to round tbs second
turning mark in today's race for the
Americas cup. Her turning time was
4:26:29. Resolute was more than a
mile astern-
Shamrock then breezed on a 10
mile run which constitutes the last
leg Of the so miles triangular course.
Resolute seeking. to overtake her took
in her big reaching jibs and set up
a smaller one when within about
three-quarters OF a mile Of the mark.
Resolute rounded the second mark
at 4:43-36. Resolute sailed the last
mile to the second mark in fast time.
gaining on Shamrock and giving
promise OF a close race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
Radicals Urged
Bullet Ballot
Hanson Says

Chicago, Ill. July 2O--Formsr
mayor ole Hanson Of Seattle, took
the witness stand today against Will
leaders of the communist labor party
on trial. charged with plotting 10
overthrow the government
Hanson testified concerning details
Of the general strike In Seattle cur
ing the months OF January and Feb
ruary, 1913
''SDeeches were made before and
after the strike which were extremely
radical At one which recall, SAID
the ex-mayor, r B CLIFFORD, OF the
Metal Trades. council. said If we can
not overthrow the government py
ballot, We vii overthrow it by the
bullet route.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
Georges TOnsiZs Hurt;
wife Is Gipen Diporce

Akron, Ohio, July 20.-Tonsilitis
was the basis for local divorce suit
Lutte and George Scott lived to-
gether here from evening until morn
ing when married in October three
years ago.
The morning after their wedding
George. Il is claimed, Joined the
army and went overseas. Enlisting as
as a single man, he deprived Lutte OF
her allotment
When George returned some
months ago. Lutte went to see him.
Amt you going 10 call on me2" she
asked.
NO" replied George. I've got ton
silitis"
And he never did call on Lutte
again So common pleas Judge Ahern
granted her request for q divorce.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
Lizzies to Come Out
In Brand Netu Stule

Detroit. Mich. July 20.-It became
known late tonight that Henry Ford
has designed a new automobile
which will replace the present IA
miliar model.
For a long time Alr. Ford has been
perfecting a new automobile differ
ent in many ways from the present
machine, and the new model is al
most ready to receive the final ap-
proval OF the auto wizard.
One Of the biggest differences be-
tween the new auto and the old IA
miliar model Is the motor which does
away with every particle OF vibra-
ton The body Of the car will be
entirely Of metal. no wood entering
into its construction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20

WashinEton, D. c July u
Mai Charles Patrick Martin medi-
cal corps. is ordered honorably dis
charged at Fort Huachuca; Capt
Horatio Seymour. qusrtermaster corps,
honorably DISCHARGED at Naco. Arlz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20

Lady Asquith in a recent speech 10
the British Housewives union told
her audience that a prominent mem
Der OF parliament had told her that
women have got the commons well
on the run"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20

Montana boasts OF having had the
youngest delegate at the Republican
convention She was Miss Anna N.
Anderson, OF Helena, and she Is only
- years OF age. 1t is her first ad-
venture into politics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-20
GALES ORDERS
GONZALEZF FREED

Mexico City. Mex, July 20.-CBy
the Associated Prsss).-Gen- Pablo
Gonzales. former candidate Tor the
presidency, charged with being me
leader Of the abortive revolution IN
the state OF Nuevo Leon. has been IN
condftfonally set free by order Of Gen
Gales. the war minister, as no longer
constituting a peril to the admins
tratiou. according to official an
nouncemeut This afternoon
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

For Service Guernsey Bull,
Gold Laddie No. 40O82. Sired by
Gold Lassie's Julian No. 27704,
who won 1st prize at Minnesota
State Fair many years in success
sion. Dam Julian's Island Jewel
Ter Lass No. 48535, who has en-
tered A. r. with big excess over
her requirements Of 274.9 lbs.
Her test has been $50. Service
fee So cash. H. Voetmann,l mile
west, Il miles north of Askov.
6Sw13-3t.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Mkendt@reI>e.

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