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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

John Wanamaker. the great Phil
adelphia-New York merchant who
has taken up cudgels against the
high cost OF living, has confessed
that he saved his first hye hundred
dollars out Of his wages as errand.
boy In Philadelphia bookstore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

Ey"~y good Sikh prefers to VI
on the bare ground. Regardle
rankor age. no rug must inter
between him and the earth whe"
breaths his last.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

authorities on recreation Ia the coun-
.ry.
Capt. Upton will give western an.
dienccs the story Of things he has
learned through many years Of expe-
ricnce with youngsters. He will make
you think deeper on the question Of
child health probably than you ever
have before. He will leave with you
q definite constructive message In his
lecture "Recreation-the Maker Of
Men"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24
MAsONs ATTENTION

There will be a regular communi-
cation OF klamath Lodge No, ~, A.
+. 4 A. n. Monday evening, May -.
1920, at $500 o'clock p. m. Work In
n. NJ. Degree.
22-24 GEO. CHASTAIN. w. M.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

Tanlac 10 sold In klamath Falls by
the Star Drug Co.. In Lorella by the
James Nero. Co.. and In Merrill by
the Southern Oregon Drug Co. Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

WANTED or room house fur
nished or unfurnished, by reliable
party; references furnished. Reply
Box NJ. Herald. 15-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

WANTED-A message from you to
the readers OF The Herald. II you
have anything for sale, for rent. lost
or found
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

WANTED-Mant to drive team on
ranch. Phone 25S.J. l7-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

MAN AND WIFE wishes position in
camp or hotel as cook and watt
ress; capable taking charge OF small
camp. Phone l72. 20-2+'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

NURSE DESIRES engagements. care
OF invalid or children. Phone
l2Fl+, or box SO, City. 22-25'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as to the
address of Jerry Sullivan whose
address was Klamath Falls some
years ago. Address E. W. Spaulding.
National Metropolitan Bank build
ing Washington, ID, c. 2o-2i'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

WANTED-A good residence lot in
the vicinity OF 9th and Main.
Must be cheap. 2l-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

MAN AND WIFE wishes position on
irrigated or stock ranch. Address
Box J. NJ, Herald office. 20-2i'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

FOR sALE-One Hupmobile 5-pas
senger In good shape and cheap
Terms II desired. Mallory Garage
Co., 637 Willow Ave. 20-25'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

A Classified Ad will sell II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24
FOR SALE--Miscellaneous
PETITE PRUNEs

PETITE PRUNEs
Have a few sacks left at 1jc. de-
livered by parcel post Ice. Special
price on 800 pound lots. J. II. Rob-
inson. Grants Pass. Ore, Rt. 4.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

WANTED-Lumber hauling con-
tract, any amount. r. II. Mahoney,
White Pelican Hotel. 22-2ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

FOR SALE--1 bed. mattress and
springs; one kitchen cabinet and
one library table. Horace shidler.
123 Sixth St. 22-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

FOR SALE-Seed Potatoes. Rob-
erts & Whitmore. 9Th and Main.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

LOsT-r5A golden opportunity TO sell
you'd home. your farm or anything
you wish TO dispose Of. II you do not
use the classified columns Of The
Herald.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
ASKS SIMNS' REASONS.
Attorney-General Palmer Telegraphs
Assistant at indianapolis.

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington, Oct l3 Attorney-Gcn
eral Palmer today telcFraphed Dan "
Simms Mt indianapolis, asking his reasons
for resgning ne special assistant to the
attorney general in prosecution OF the
eases against operators and miners pend
ing before Federal Judge Anderson there.
Mr.. Simms' letter Of resignation con
tanned no indication Why he wished 10
withdraw from the eases, the attorney
general said Reports that there had been
n controversy between Mr.. Slmns and the
department were denied
Discussing reports that restrictions had
been placed IN evidence which Mr.. Slmms
would he allowed 10 present IN the coal
cages. Mr. Palmer declared that the only
instructions sent him had been that no
facts used in the conspiracy eases last
winter should be employed IN prosecutions
If the same defendants IN another trial.
Agreement had been made last winter
between Mr. Sirnms and l. trt Slack,
another special assistant, not to use tins
evidence. Mr. Palmer said. adding that hrs
recollection Of the greement was that Il
was made in the presence Of Judge Ander-
son
The attorney general explained that 7
would hc unfair u the defendants IN the
Ease as well as the department - employ
the same evidence IN the second trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Public Work Decided Upon at
Meeting of Levy Court
Today.

The Levy Court today received the
following bids
Furnishing electric light and power Tor
bridges i'm this Wilmington n Phll-
adelphia Traction Co, S23 to s75 per hight
per wear and regular rates for power, the
contracts to be for two years, beginning
November |, 1920.
Repairing streets in the town OF Odessa
INIT bids from |. ! Hollingsworth and
Scott & Wells, the former beng the lower
bidder.
Constructing bridge over Philips
milldam- Charles Ii. TIndall Il Son.
s5.4S4 40 the bridge to be butt IN az
working davs Scott & Wells, S6'59S %
for Ienten design and S6.S4i 90 Tor county
design. As DAYS: John Tanning, So.4l4
40 davs; Lenten Bridge Co, 50. .63o.5u
~ davs; :. d Collins, S6,S37 80, I4o
davs, W. II. Hollir gsworth, s. 443, 40
davs: Diamond Engineering Co, so,943'o %
75 DAYS
Repairing three bridges in Mill Creek
hundred Diamond Engineering 90
81 .6}S. IS davs: Charles II. Tlndall 4
Son. S3.Ol0.65. 80 days; Scott 4 Wells,
s3744. "A days; " II Holhngsworth,
s427O.:5O IS davs; E.lwood Ialley. 81
SIS. 80 davs; John FannI:g. $3.50. ~
davs
The court awarded contracts As iol-
lows RepairiTg & streets IN the town 81
Odessa. to | ] Holm gsworth; construct
ipg bridge over Phillips milldsm anc
repairirg three bridges in Mill Greek hun
dred. To Charles II Tindall 4 Son ACTOR
on the electric light and power bids wa!
deferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
GOOD INDOOR SING.
First Of the Season Held by Barnhart
Chorus Last Night.

The first indoor sing Of the Barnhar
Community Chorus Of the season took
place at the High School last evening;
most OF the old crowd and many new
faces were seen.
Unfold. Ye Portals, was the chief
chorus work gone over: and songs from
the Brown Book were rendered Those Of
Welsh origin were featured, IN honor Of
George T. Matthews. of New York, who
sang two Welsh melodies and made an
address which was much appreciated
Harry Barnhart interspcrsed ms epl--
grannmatic remarks as occasion prompted
and Fred Watson was able TO render ms
aecompanirnents more of a support to
the voices than was possible out OF doors
Plans for the w orld's Far bazaar next
month were discussed by the committees,
and details discussed for the booths
The next sing will take place on Tues
day night of the coming week, as usual,
IN the High School Auditorium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
ERNEST BOWDEN ROBBED.
Wilmington Man Held up by Highwaymen
in PhiladelphIa.

Ernest Bowden Of Wilmington was
held IN bv two masked men al Eleventh
and Wood streets, Philadelphia last
night. knocked unconscious and robbed
Of sl05
north Of the Eleventh and Winter streets
pohrc station
Bowden had veen visiting IN the VI
cinitv and Vas walking south on Elev-
enth Stree- Al Wood street the two
masked men stepped out from The shad-
ows of building and halted him.
Without giving him a chance TO hand
over ms money. the two men sprang 81
their victim and struck him over the
head with blackiacks.
Bowden crumpled and fell to the
navenent unconscrious. The two mel
then searched their victim, obtaired Sl05
and escaped.
Pedestrians discovered Bowden al q
notified the police Of the Eleventh and
Winter streets station. The men was
taken 10 Hahnemann Hospital where
ms condition Is said 10 be serious. II Is
believed his skull Is fractured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
Y. ". {. A. NEWS.

Mandolin classes will begin at the W
&. 4 tonight, under direction OF Ch aries
I. Edwards An invitation IS extended TO
both men and women 10 JON.
During the past II months, slnce the
organization Of the room reglstery de-
partment. I0ll girls have come To the
association desiring either permanent
or transient rooms Five hundred and
twent v-seven Of this number were gwen
transient accommodations ut the ,
w. C. A, rs permanent rooms and the
remaining 33S helped TO lind other rooms
IN the city
At the meeting Of the Friendship Club,
on Monday afternoon, various articles
were constructed from postcards, 10 he
sent to the children Of China.
There was meeting Of the / l. :
Club and the industrial t,Tls Corps last
evening 4 dance followed.
The freshmen Club, which IS composed
of members Of the freshmen class Of the
Wilmington High School meets this
afternoon to outline plans for work
At Il meeting Of the Good FAIRY Girl
Reserve Corps last Thursday afterno on
the following officers were elected Miss
Nellie Seware, chef scout Miss l.ydiar
Maver, secretary; Miss Luelle Jones
treasurer.
There will be a meeting tomorrow at
ternoon Of the OIole Corps, Good FAIRY
Corps and the t.astlake Girl Reserve
Corps.
Members Of the Narshnlton Girl Re
Sc rye Corps will give a straw ride on Sat
urday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
County Meeting 10 be Held inIWe stu hureh
Tomorrow Evening.

The opening meeting Of the New Castle
County Graded Sunday School t5nion
will be held IN West PRESBYTERIAN Church
Bible School Hall tomorrow evening at
S o clock Rev A. l.. l.athcm. ID. D. pas
tor 81 Third Presbyterian Church, Chcs-
ter. Pa, will address the union on The
Chid and the Book The devotional ex-
erciscs will be conducted by Rev 7. 7
Smiley a solo will he rendered by Mrs
STANLEY Steele. Miss Grace Baird, the
r,resident of the organization. would
like a representative from each church
to respond to the roll call
Tho monthly meetings will hereafter be
held on the second Monday of each
month IN West Church. Every teacher
and interested worker IN the SUNDAY
schools Of the county is urged TO attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
PETIT JURORS DRAWN
FOR NOVEMBER TERM
Panel Selected for Superior Court
and Court of General
Sessions.

The following petit jury has been drawn
for the Niovenher term of the superior
Cont and tn, Court of General Sessions
First Rsprasentative district-James N
Iyle. Andrew Murine, Preston Johnsoh'
Hugh Duffy. :. ,.,n ~
Ia,,faId Francis J. Collins. Joseph Baker.
ihird-Iohn H. Vetter, Frank Wright
Daniel b. Farra, Ephraim Bailey
Tourth-Micha | L. Doordan, George
c. Stradley. John f. Haley clinton
,Iamison. d
Thompson. Edward ;. Mclntire' nryo"
: Biscoe. ,,;uor
Sevcnth-John Frederick treoree +
Frederick.
Ninth-George Casho, Robert Colbert.
Tenth-G,orge NJ. Kern, Frank Biddle.
Fleventh--DanialT Thornton, James Sar-
Twelfth-Benjamm Dunlap, William
Gibson r,1
j. Pennington. ,,..u. II
Rcardou. ~,
Fifteenth John Wright, John r'''-
amer. -
The following additional petit jury has
been drawn. ~
First Representative district ra''A
second Leon Walker
Third Rupert d. Brlnton
FOURTH Charles NJ. Anderson
Fifth James l.. McDermot.
Sixth-Thomas Passmore.
Seventh-Samucl Beatty
Elghth-WIliam NaudaIn
Ninth-Francis l.. Hawthorn
Tenth-John T. BOYS.
Elcventh-Fred Mcintyre.
Twclfth-Francis Holiday.
thirteenth Walter Crompton.
Fourteenth Richard Hodgson.
Fifteenth Edward Latta-
For Tho Court of Over and 1ermlne
tho following jur, has been drawn:
llrst Representative district -MIchac
Scc,nd Howard Wclch. Frank /
Third Joseph Bancroft John J Dough
erty
Fifth sylvester Haley, Edward
McAtccr.
SlNtn-~3Tnlei lFWli, IldiAN i
So,,entb- William +. Wilkinson, Harr.
L. Conner.
EIghth-FdNln A. Thompson.
Ninth-OIiv9r c. lyman, Jr William
j Barnard. !
Tenth -LucIn G Chase. treoree
Cotton IT.
Icyenth-Iohn " Hall
T~.,lstb-Iohn ". Carroll. William X
Pennington
Thirteenth John b Cleavcr, francI
W Hukil,.
Fourteenth--John Alfree
Ffteenth-Howard Deakvne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
REVOLT OF SILENCE" IN
RANKS OF REPUBLICANS
Roosevelt Says Thousands Are
Saying Nothing, But Will
Make Votes Talk.
Ru - 20 . - EvenIne

BY Associated Press - Every Even ing
Crawfordsville, Ind Oct I3 Franklin
d Roosevelt IN an address here '"day
declared there was 3 revolt y silence
in the Republican party because u senator
Harding's "yacillatug" policy on fhc
League of Nations and that bls would
ensure the election of Governor toE
next month
"A few prominent men have come ont
openly and said that though Republican
they would not support Senator Hard
ing he declared Their number is small
compared with the hundreds q tbhusarr Z.
who arc saving nothing but who w1ll r"h
quietly and unostcntatloiisly for Governor
Cox on election dav They hcliev" p
real leadership and are disglsted with
Senator Harding's attempt to hold M
line people Of dametrcally OPP
views
Republican party managers n Their
fight against the Iratue of Nations hesa 2
have conducted deliberate car paiCn
ri deceit and Misrepresentation. % 4
/ desperate effort n win m election
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
WHOLE TOWN HoNoRs PRIEST.
Tenders Him Reception When lie Leaves
for Larger Field.

Chester. Pa. Oct l3 \ farewell re-
eeption III which mzny kddystone or
sanizatlons aud friends took part, was
rendered to Rev. Thomas I Ryan for
mer rector OF St Rose of Lama Cathohc
Church. now stationed at Philadelphia,
Monday night. Rev. James ] Duffy and
Rev. James ] Rice Of the local parish
persuaded Father Ryan 70 accompany them
tn Fddystone and when the three clergy
men arrived they were met with a large
narade, composed to knights Of Column
bus. Elks, hremen and pupils Of the paro-
chigl school, with a band.
Addresses we're made by Judge Isaac
johnson and Samuel Nauclain, president
Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works, and 2
feature OF the program was the presenta-
ton of a 81 900 purse to Father Ryan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
TAKE VOTING SERIOUSLY.
Women of Foreign Birth on Extraction
Found to be Deeply Interested.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Oct l3 Women Of foreign
birth or extraction are taking their vote
more seriously than American-born won'-
an. Mrs. Carpenter Of the Foreign Ian
guage Department Of the Republican
National Committee announced at ma
tlonal headquarters here today
Frequently larger portion Of women
Of foreign language speaking community
registered than did the men Of the same
community. she said, adding foreign
language speaking women seemed e 0e
mostly Republicans because they are
interested in the back-to-the-farm move
ment endorsed by Senator Harding. be
cause they are opposed to the Wilson
league Of nations and because the Re
publican party stands for the independent
naturalization of married women.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
BUILDING PERMITS.

The building inspectors Office has APP
proved the following projects and granted
permits
Delaware avenue, 1909, J Il Coady
owner, Thomas Day builder; altera-
tions, $40
Tenth street. IO4L2 y Barsky owner,
ID. Springman builder; alterations, $500.
Stroud street, II, John Seamanski
owner and builder; alterations, 5000.
Fifth street southeast corner Shlpley
street; Every Evening Printing 60.
owner William ID fiaddock d Co. builders
additions and alterations
Orange street, S2l w +. Williams
90. owner. W. ID Haddock d 90. builders
repairs, $3.50
Parkway. 2200 NJ Skellcy owner,
William ID. Haddock g. Co builders
attentions, $I,l50
Second street corner Lincoln; Elizabeth
A. Lee owner and builder; addition, S15.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
PRIVATE OPERATION OF
RAIL ROADS IS COSTLY
Commerce Commissioner Woolley
Says Comparison is Un-
favorable.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, Oct. l3 Six months OF PR
vate operation of the railroads cost the
tax payers of the country more than two
thirds as much as the two years and two
months Of federal control, Interstate Com
merce Commissioner Woolley declared IN
an address here today before the National
Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
THE two years and two months OF
federal control cost the tax payers se0l,.
600. 600 according TO latest returns. SAID
Mr. Woollev assuming that the In
terstate Commerce Commission. IN the
final accounting, will allow all of the mann
tenance charges reported by the carriers
IN the period from March To Septemher
| only six months of private operation
cost the tax payers s634 900 600. That IS
the deficit in operation in round numbers
Furthermore. beginning approx
mately on September l. new freight rate
and passenger fare increases estimated
10 he 81 500, 900 600 annually went into
effect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
IN THE MARKET.
Eggs and Butter Took Jump in Price
Today.

Due to temp orary scarcity OF eggs
farmers dealing in eggs. butter and poultry
this morning in King street market were
receiving from 5 to 10 cents more on eggs
than week ago Butter also took Jump
of 5 cents. Fresh killed chickens and
ducks were selling at 63 and 60 cents a
pound, with a stock not so plentiful:
Other produce in the market renamed
practically without change over quotations
of last Saturday.
Potatoes and apples are still plentiful
and may be obtained in any quantity
However, the supply of sweet potatoes is
fast dwindling White potatoes this morn
ing were quoted as low as 10 cents quarter
peck, and apples from 40 cents to Si:5o
a basket. New head lettuce was selling
at 10 cents head; red heets, 10 cents
bunch; sugar corn, As and 50 cents
dozen; shelled lima beans, 80 cents a
quart: celery cents bunch, ind red and
green peppers 81 90 per basket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
LEAGUE PROPONENTS HAPPY.
They Should BE, Says White. Win
Harding Again on Stump.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Oct. 13.-George White,
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, in n formal statement today
declared ''this is very happy day ior
those who favor the League of Nations,
principally because Senator Harding If
again on the stump"
every time he has left the front porch
he has made hundreds of thousands oi
votes for Governor Cox and in Kentucky
and Tennessee his effectiveness in that
direction should break all records, dc
clared MIR. White. "fIe is SO afraid OF ms
own speeches on the league that he chang
es them as soon as he reads them IN PRINT,
and that is n quality which does not ap,,
peal to kentuckians and Tcnnesseeans.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
RICH HAULs IN JEWELS.
Thieves Mt Philadelphia Get Away WIN
Two Fine IoIIeeli0ns.

PhIadelphia, Oct l3.'rhe Jewels
stolen lest Friday from Mrs. George
MeFaidon, Jr.. wife of q wealthy cotton
broker here, were valued at 222O'ODD, y
was announced today Insurance com
pnuies have offered g25 900 reward ior
their recovery.
Among the articles stolen was rope
Of pearls, valued 81 $4,000. Other
articles taken included set of diamond
ear rings with platinum setting; wrist
watch with platinum bracelet, SGT with
diamonds; diamond studded bar pin and
platinum ring, get with three carat
sapphire and two diamonds.
Rare family jewels valued at between
800. 900 and S2J 900. mysterloUsly dB-
appeared the night Of October 8 from the
boidoir Of Mrs. William Sackett Duel ~
Mcadowbrook, Pa.
The report Of this theft, made public
today, follows closely the news II The
theft from the boudoir Of Mrs McFadden
Detectives at work on both caacs
have theory that the sarne robbcrs
may have committed both crime
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
MARTENS HEARING RESUMED.
Question Of Deportation II Soviet Am
bassador' again Taken Up.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Oct. I3.-Hearrg of the de-
nortation case against Ludwig s h.
Martens. uurec0gnlzed AInbasSaaor
from Soviet Russia. was renewed At Ellis
Island today behind closed doors
Witnesses connected with the reception
rendered Martens bv Russians when ae
first came here, were called Defense
counsel had asked that reporters VINO
wrote certain newspaper accounts "i fne
meeting pe ~ubpuenaed. and GTegor'
Neinstein Marten executive secretary
against whom deportation action also i
pending was expected 70 give Te>tlInohs
regarding the same incident
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
PHILADEIFHIN PRODUth

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latter ~
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N.,
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current rytc.r'- nI N.-
o5a67 do r~> tla.l
packed -al>
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25a3> 'ouEhera = a2N' r-
3at~.g-. rs ang
Lave p3u,tr, o0tr t.W .-
horns. ua ~ IS y. ~ifs al. eua
white } gch.u, -Na}O. ~VrrE
not Lcehcrus. 25aS2 iar fo EcOO ts
dc. white lccharr> 2@a29 iuCA,
StaS2 Gr ~punE GaNA
Drrs~cI poultry QGc .0s
lcl chW,. Ks fangN COS iN l.
sizes. 5uaS5 -hrnilrr~ V,-tcr. t,sl.
roasting. western tOa rs HuE h. N,n-
.i6,.aS do tsrhA chwcg ASA Nn
sizes. f-N tt. ~l'ItlE NN'. ~. lt.t y iN.t. ... IT.
Puta tor~ drmcr JERSEY r,r ha,Nc \
-5lQO as. 40 p tOH5O
Flour dull -,tt vuItCr 81. ...4hf W,-
l0s5a1O-S Uo. urarbN 9-1aiO ZAP hs-
winter >tttl2Ht I'D A@ll SA. tr
patcut q 0hll.-N spring nr- rtt
o.5Oalou0. do nlcut io9h lN 'o
short patyat ll'lal2 ut. fancy -p,h-
and c.tN nl..- }at,nt iauilN NrAnd
lS.OOaItUO
Hay hrm twu.at \n n iNat- N
\u 3. 1- GOA 1gAi ~tmp., rs hhaah
,lalrr-tuiNcd has hehtuiNcd auOaiO q,
NO u mlNyl 2, oOa-N oo. nN tiAdr
! lA.Nmlr no
IaloW Jua pH.. .tN uN,
( as. special hn-c 9i nriuc -1lu N
\ 1s4 edible u ucrcC- ltalN
4 Bran dun soft Wu,tcr bran u.-tcI.
4 u lOOpound -.1tA~, ,-ata, az -prmg dD
lIlai2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
ELLIS SERIOUSLY CHARGED.

William +. Ellis. colored, aged As,
charged with statutory oiiense, VIII De
given a hearing before Magistrate Gillls
this afternoon. He was arrested yesterday
by Detective Mccoy Ellis Is superln-
tendent Of the Delaware Col0red Orphan
age on the road between Hare corner
and Christlana. State Detective Mccoy
and Detective Joseph / kempskl visited
the place yesterday and beside arresting
Ellis, brought back mum bcI oi witnesses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-13
TWO OUT OF long RACE.
Tvepty-three Horses Still in Endurance
Test Of 300 Miles.

Nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
st Johnshury, Vt, Oct II 70
more of the twenty-seven starters IN the
cavalry mount endurance test we're
eliminated At the getaway today on the
third leg Of tho 3OO-miIe journey from
Fort Ethan Allen 10 Camp Devens. Mass
AviI Watts. standard thoroughbred
was DISQUALIFIED for not covering tho ride
from Mortified 10 this place Yesterday
within the thlrteen-hour limit
This morning Sargon. an Arabian of the
string entered bv " K Brown Of Berlin.
\ NJ vas withdrawn because ri slight
larneness Twenty-three horses remain n
the race. two navlng been Withdrawn On
the first day
To enable the horses n reach v mite
River Junction before dark, they "ere
sent away this morning unusually early