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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-09-09
$nfartHlnupn.
Gen ,tbe 2pp npbbenbiggisr ,naaite
6pitgelien al en bel 9el al 2an'
bets 6anbelstraftater.

@afbington Sen Bite slug. gn
fuloiten6ig unberibgelie foretaget of
benrigs5epartementet af @an6els=
truftater l.n6ertegnet al Be Gorenehe
@tater biier, at mellem "a og 81
fao6anne fanife maa opiiges 11n6er
Sen 11pe @efortslop> blep Der fagt
iaften of Observation-Disclosures.
Raragraf "a at @bfartsloben
freber, at 8r9iibenten i1ben 80
Gage eller inoen 36ie Sept :forntelt
ifal 11116errette frernme6e gtegierin-
ger, Der bar &anbelstraftater meo
oe Sorene6e Gtater ON, at ben ame.
rifanife gfegiering ogter at tilbage-
fa16e etbDert &rab for be Sperens-
fonlter> Der forbD6er at gibe Mme,
rifanere eller a11ertfanlfe Sftbe for
trinspis 8eban6ltng. @mbebsmpnb
mente, at ful6ften6ig 0piige1ie al
Eraftaterne bil6e blibe Gelgen af
8reit6entens 8arfel, Ga man tror,
at a1tbre Mattoner lite bill iamtpffe
i at -omenoere Eraftater iettenbe
6e Sorenebe 6tater iitanb til at biie
Yarti1fbeo MOB 6eres egen San6el
og 5fibsfart.
@fibnt Der berifer a6ffilHg Epil
angaaen6e &ongresfens egentlige
&eniigt paa @run6 af De ebe1ttuelle
ra6ifale 6elger af en- itreng Glen.
11emfbrelie af @aragraf "a, er Ser
10 Eraftater, Der onfees for ipe.
cielt faloenoe in6enfor 2ooens 8e.
itemmelfer og iom berfor antagelig
mao opiiges. De 10 er me6 fglge1-
Sc 2anoe:: EDitlanb, ratiftceret 8oe
Marts 1875; 8oIipia, 1Soe Mai
1858; Gotta @iea, lobe Suit 1851;
9ann1drf, 25oe Mpril 1926; Stor.
britannien, 3oie SuIi 1916; &onou.
ras, 4oe SnIi 1864; SestaIien, 26oe
Seb. 1871; Neoerlanoene, 26oe Nu.
quit 1862; Morge, 46e Suit 1927;
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8tpt1tttprptfptt.
Sitter Spil om ben enbelige &ebta.
gelie AT bet fpberale &pinbe.
itemmcretSamenbememt,
Sennesiee 2egiAatnrs &epreientant.
bns tileagefalber @atififatipn
al Nmenbementet.

@afbington lite Sept. Set pofte
en- bel Del 5orl1noring blanot Stem-
meretspenner og &egieringsembebs.
meno, at Ee1lnesiees &us tent igaar
beilutte6e at tilbagefaloe @atififa-
tion al set fg6erale Gtemnerets.
announcement. Ser ser ingen Brace>
6ens for Gituationen; men BET b!eb
u6talt i,1formelt, at Mfltemningen
igaar life bat nogenlombel!t @irf-
ming. Set bleo paapeget> at Eerti-
fifatton af Tennesiees -Ratififation
bar fon1net til @afbington og bar
goofienot, og at Statsniniiter Col
By baD6e proflameret Mmenoemen-
tet. De fleite sSuriiter ber 11ener, at
Eennesiee lite fan treffe @atiftfa-
tionen tilbage. Sni6lertib er bette
ct @pergsmaal> iom al6rig bot be>
ret enoelig faitilaaet. Set a1porlig,
fte beo @ituationen er, at Der for
Domitolene tan bIipe freniat Gpil
ON @ploigbeoen al = @pinocrnes
Sten1mer.
@ogen enoelig Mfgierelie for
Dom1tolene bil6e 1eppe fl1nne fi11be
@te6 fpr efter Walget. Deriom oe
6orene6e Staters @bieiteret iful6e
fi116e, at Matiftfationen lite par gpl=
big, biloe bele 8algu6fal6et blibe
6raget TDil.
Stenneretspennerne boaber>. at
bele @pergsmaalet fan bliDe afgiort
be6 &fboloelien af en- @rtraiesiion
af Gonneeticuts 2egislatur, iom er
blebet lobet oem: Geriom Gonnec.
ticut ifu16e ratificere abinoeitemme.
ret, biloe Ser u6en Eennesiee Oere
SO Stater, iom bapbe goofienot
Mmenbementet.
Maibbille, Eenn., Site Mug. Sen.
nesiees &epreIentantb,1s ,neo ct
aporun1 tilitebe for. fbr1te Gong
.fiben ben 20be M,.guit uoiletteoe
ioag al Nrotofollen alt beorgrenoe
Qualification al bet feberale @pin6e-
ftemmeretsamenbeme11t og beill1tte6e
1ne6 AZ moo "a Sten1mer, i6et 20
Me6lemmer life ite1n1e, life at TIL
femme @enotets Qualification al
Mmenoen1entet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-09-09

Suit 1902. S ian1tlige 9ilfat6er
moa Der imi6lertio giDes 12 Maa-
neoers gariel ON Dpiigelien.
Ser er ogfaa ca. IL a Is andre
Eraftater, lom Ser er Gpil on1,.
bporpiot oeres 8eften1melfer life er
i Stri6 me0 @an6elsflaaoen. 9isie
Eraftater er Mrgentina> ratificeret
~27oe Suli 1859; Gbina, Zoe gsop..
1880; Columbia, 12te Sec. 1916;
@refenlano> 27oe Sec. 1887; Sa-
pan, 3tte Seb. 1911; 2tberia 21oe
Oft. 1862; Congo, 246e San. 1891;
Cuba lite Sec. 1902; Maroffo,
t66e @ept. 1886; Banana t8oe
9eob. 1908 J; EripoIis> 4oe Sum-
1905; 6ranfrige, 14oe Sum- 1922.
&riltiania, 46e Sept. Sen nerife
l16enrigsmini1ter befie11ofgipr, at
bans @egiering fammen me6 anore
Nationers er reoe til at proteitere
moo sSones' Gpfortslob, Der bleb pe6,
taget SSrni af oe 8oreneoe Staters
&ongres FroteIten bill inart bliue
ien6t til De Sorene6e Gtoter.
@treng @iennemfprelie af Sones=
2open erfleres at billie bei @ra6
bin6re norif Sfibsfart, ipecielt 5tibe
/ Srugtfart fra 8eittn6ien til Seem
Sort. @n Mengbe nor1fe Sftbe
gaar-i oenne Sart og 6isie @fibe
iiges at bore af li6en @ptte for an-
ore 8orn1aal. Set erfleres ogiaa,
at Gragtfart mellem 6e Sorene6e
Stater og @orge biloe 1ioe baarot
peo ftreng @iennemferelie of 9open.
. @onolun> Ste Sept. Stte leoenbe
San6e1sfamre / SSapan bar beotaget
&eiolutioner, Der erfl9rer> at ben
amerifanife @efartslob er ! birefte
Gtrio me6 fonmercielle Eraftater
mellem 6e Sorene6e Stater og SSapan
og tan fon1ne til at foroariage 81
plornatiffe Sorbiflinger, flyer Tele,
grammer fra Eofio til ~Mippu Siji">
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ltnee 9}ooieoelt angriber Station.

l1n9e @oolebeit angriber Station.
for6unbet. @unias Gitp, Mo., 6te
Sept. Noo et Masieme6e al repu-
publifonife &binoer ioae angreb
Sberltlpitnant Ebeooore NoofeDelt
9eationernes Torbltn6 iom en- Gare.
for amerifanif Nationalitet og frt.
tiierebe oen 6emofratiife Momini1tra.
tton for bens 9bielbe6 og Seilgreb.
5orelore bor .i11teresieret BEN n9ite
gominiitrations Bolitif, iogoe ban,
tbi 6enne Holitif biloe ongaa 6eres
@dr1 M6miniitrationen boo6e be-
ret g6ieI og ubbgtig / i'm 9e6elie al
mango &egjerings6eportementer og
Sc f4reiioent -@ilion bafgte &a-
binetsmeolemmers &arafter gior0e
set banifelig at faa cit bDgttg Mb.
tntniftrotion.>
Oa S)oer1tlettf1aHten tr1tt1ereDe
&rigsn1i11ifter @ofers 2e6elie nf
&rigsoepartementet, raabte en- Rptn.
oe::
u@lem til bam igier, Te6bpl"
rsSeg liter at flen1me til bert,
,,oar Sc fortiener 6et", iporeoe ban.
1tnbffAloning for Dpteierne i
@reslnn. Berlin 6te Sept. l1oen,
rigsniniiter Dr. @olter 5in1on leo.
faget at ST. 5epering at set preus.
fiife aabinet aflag6e ibag en- 8iiit I.
ben franife Nnbasiuoe og eiqroe
l1noifpIoning pao @egierineens
8egne for 0ptsierne npIie 8res-
Iau, on en- Mob angreb Set franffe
4onfulot.
So 6anbrebe omfomne ! en- Sab.s
bdge. Eofio, 76e Sept. So bn11.
.oreoe Menneifer orufneoe ! en- Sab-
bslge, fo1n Git ober gpgninger %
8oraffer pao ge1 Gngbalier, if6lge
11n0erretning nnootaget ber.
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0'Mnnnmsio pil furlabe s5imme.

~ <tUNANdtD UV> Iu%%uOt OtuWS.
2on6on, lite Sept. st Telegram til
grebange telegraph fra @om gien-
eiper efter rYopole Momano" ct
@pgte ON, at Gabriel o'Mnnun5io bar
~beiluttet at forldoe Sil1me, i6et ban
er ifuffet oper ben foloe Mo6tugelie,
sSn6bpggerne af Giurne CAB bans
proclamation al en- &onftitntion for
bet, italienife @egentifab Quar-,
nero, en- M Stat, ser iful6e inobe.
fatte Siume og flere Ger 'Mori-
oterbapet. D'Mnnun5io erflere6e,
at @taters 0prettelie officielt 1fuloe
proflameres lite 5ept.
@fambinapiens Mobitanb mob
eSSoneslpben. 9tocfbolm ben 46e
@ept. 9e ffanoinopiife @tatsmitli,
fire orpfteoe paa ct Me6e nplig /
&iebenbabn Sones Gbfartslop, og bill
fbge Oplpsninger bos Ben amerifun=
ife 9fegiering angaaen6e 2opens
@irfning paa ifan6inabif> Sfi6sfart.
Statsn1inii itrene bleb enige on1 at epe
@iengipl6, bbis BET ffuloe fi1t6es, at
2oben er ifa6elig for Sfanoinapiens
&an6el, b." a. be6 at peotage 2ope
i g3orge, Ganmarf og Sperige.
Sex Sanger flpstet fra Tlaabe;
berftet. Ballet Calf, oen Ste Sep.
Ser Songer> ser flpgte6e fra Mara
Sslan6 Slaa6eberft ioag efter at
babe oberman6et 8agterne og bepRb=
net fig me6 @eboloere og Mmmun1-
tiot in6lo6 fig &anp meo en- milf.
ter Man6gar6 pao Is Drlogsmatro.
fer % Mariueioloater peo en- 8ro
11a W1il ope11for @oroelia, Goltf,
bIep Ser melbt iaften. 80 Marine-
1oI6ater bleb ffuot. Glpgtninger1te
bleb oberman6et og brngt bio:
$4,000, bnis ian bplber Jig
rbrnelis. Chicago, 36ie Sept. Set
biz fpare fig for Donolo Burlington
at bo1oe Jig e6ru. S fin 8eQifemo=
Ser, Wars. &arrtet st. 8uffingtons
Seitaluente er ban nppnt iom enelte
9lrping til benoes $4,000 $50, ufor.
nbfat at barl 11aar ban er 25 Mar,
lite er benfal6en til ober6repen Brng
al Spirituoia. &bts ban er benfal.
BEN, ffaI 8eneene -gtenoomme1,
lite gipes bam, for ban belt er toni
met oper 9riffebane11.
Tfb. MilitnrffDber fprulpffet. De.
troit Ste Sept. MDron EinneD,
tibligere Slipper / Mrmeen, itprtebe
ioag neo fra en- Sgi6e af 500 SOB
og fog fig libel, 1neoens ban gior6e
5Ipbefunfter paa Statsu6ittllinge
timber ct Gorfgg pa at gribe en-
Gaug1tige, bbori ban ifi1l6e entire,
fra ct MpropIan til ct anbet, nifteoe.
fan Saget og itprteoe reo. On Sol.
fe1nosie,. Der aniluaes til 200, 900,
iaa poa l1lpffen. Il.
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6pcruniuaen Iaar alle Meforber

eAuttaHSu Itu"A WV OtS%UEue% !
fyrebsttb. Wafbington BEN ste 'Sept.
@perbningen til Mrmeen iog ollie Re-
foroer / Greostio i Mugl1it, erHnre-
be Generalaoiutapt &arriion iaften,
ioet ban ptite 2iiter oper 1922
Me11o, ser babbe bperbet fig / Ma,-
ne6ens 2eb. S ssult bberbe6e 49,
-321 fig, Hbt mere ems i Stunt. Sberp-
11ingerne~ ~bet1tes at gaa beiere / 5ep-
tember paagrltn6 af Mabni1gen af
Mrmefolerne, 6er ontases at billie
trpffe mango Mpn6 til Militerti,.
neiten.
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Mcrieos HrGiibentpalg.

WteEteps ErGttDentbalg. Wterico
Gitp Sen 4be Sept. Merifanife 0al-
gere ffal itnorgen beige lin 8reit-
bent for~be nafe fire 9lar. Der er
to &an0i6ater, Mlbaro Obregon, 81
rer Sen itoite @ebolntion, og q.
3obles Dontingue5, 4an6ibat for set
rationale repnblifanife 8artt og
itnrft itbttet af &atboliferne. Set
antages, at Dbregon bill ieire. slf
en- 0a7gerbefolfning paa ca. 1000
600, pentes lite mere ems 100000
4erioner at bile ftemrne.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-09-09
Britt1pt.ualu.
Senator 2enroot antagelig gienno-
mtneret 8iseonfin; Bdeo1 no.
1ltineret til @nberngr.
@ergers Rpbfan6ibat. CT
nator Geo. 8. Mofes giennomi.
neret Stem 9annpfbire.

Wtlllpoltfee, Wis., ben 81e Sept.
Ge ferlte gfterretninger fra Hrimer-
palget @isconiin igaar tpoer pau,
at Senator ssSrbine 8. 2enroot ct
giennomineret iom repnblifanif 5e.
natsfanoi6at. &an bar ct sSorfprang
at nelten 1000 Sternner / 568 of
Statens 1919 8recincts. l1bfaloct
+ Milmaltfee County par en- flor
0perfaifelie geeiten fuloten6ise
Spgaber &l. 2 inorges bite, at Gen.
root bapoe ferret i Wilmaufee goun-
tp og @p. Ga Sollette =Silbengerne>
Der itbtte6e Sanes Ebontp1on al Ga
Gros}e for Senator, gioroe iitfer8eg-
ming poa @eir / W1tlmaufee. @ocio-
liiterne bolot Jig til fit eget 8rimar.
bolg for at gibe @ictor 8erger fao
mango Stemmer iom n1ulig for Som
gresnominationen 9e ferite Opga-
ber fra Ga Grosie 9ab 2enroot Here
Stemmer Ser emo 2bomplen. ~
9oD Borter Wilcor al Gau Claire
ct FORFEIT af Sc ier &nn6ibater for
BEN republifanife geomination til @,l.
perner. S. S. Blaine al 8oseobel,
Ga Gollettes &an6ioat, er BOG lige
in6paa bam Gre6ieman6 er 0berIt
Gilbert 6. Geantan> @nberner BbiI-
lipps @nbernerfanoibnt. 1873 Bre.
cincts giper @ilcor 1928 etemner,
Blaine 6,435, @eanan 3,847, Mer.
lin &ull of 8Iacf Mioer 5alls 2,767,
gomaro S. Gitbmer al 8aruboo
1875, og s. q. Eitten1ore af 0mro
1,059.
@illiam s. @tafforo al Milma1,.
fee erbolot 3,549 Stemmer i AZ Nrs-
cincts for ben republifanife Non1i1,n-
tion til &ongresfen / femte Giifrtft
moo t,602 for @erbar6 u. 8aoiuJ
og t,454 for g. S. 2el1cb. 8in6e-
rem /. 0enne Scamp bliper 8ergers
Miobfanoibat I Nobember.
Mancbeiter, q. S., ben 8be Sept.
8ienneminatio1 paa ben republican.
ife 2tlte af sSoreneoe 5taters 5ena.
tor George $. Moies be6 Brimer.s
pulget igoar bleb tiolig i6ag inbr6m.
met of bans Mooftan6er, @untlep
g. Spauloing. Neiten to greoie.
parter af Statens Rreeincts giber
Moies 1881 og Gpaulbing t0,157.
gilbert 3. 8rotun er ian6iDnligbis
Nepublifanernes @ubernerfan6iont.
8oiton >6en 76e Gept. Spgaber
fent iaften tpoer paa, at Sobn $.
@alib er not11ineret til @upern6r af
2emofraterne, og at Gbanning s.
Gor, MI 8icegubertter, er 11omineret
of &epublifanerne til @ubern6r.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
WATCH THE ENGINE.

I,oosencss may be encountered In some
OF the external parts or even in the engine,
and close inspection is bound to bring q
light adjustments that may be needed
In every case, however, brakes, steering
gear. control and ignition mechanism,
storage batteries, wheels, steering knuckles
and tho miscellaneous rods, pivota and
nuts and bolts about the machine should
be gone over at regular intervals.
The locomotive, running on smooth
rails and of ponderous construction, ~
thoroughly examined in the roundhonsc
after every long trip, while many motor
lists, operating their cars through the
toughest country trails, give them little
or no attention for months ut time.
A machine of any kind will give service
only in proportion TO the intelligent care
and inspection il receives and time spent
in periodic inspections will forcstall much
trouble and expense in the future, ns well
AS insure against the possibility Of u
breakdown on the road.
This article can merely suggest proper
courses and can barely scratch the surface
of the subject of economical operation,
but II IL arouses an interest IN tho sub
iect and prompts further reading and in
vestigation, IL has served its purpose.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
Sore Throat Wisdom,

1o relieve Sore Throat you must get at
TIT seat OF the dlsease. removing the
causa TONSILlNE 10 prepared and cold
Ion that one purpose. A dose Of TONSf.
LINE taken upon the first appearances
OF Sore Throat may save long days OF
sickness. Usc little Sore Throat wiz
dom and buy = bottle OF TONsILlNE
today You may need 1t tomorrow,
TONSnlNE IL the National Sore *
& /: 4; / I: e: !: ! ! !
Throat Remedy - best known and E<1
most effective and most used. Look M
for the long necked fellow on tho
bottle when yon 90 TO the drug III
store TO get it. pc. and Doc. Hos- III
pitd SIR. ef.00. All Druggists. "a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
PROPER LUBRICATION.

fabrication, while no less important
than intelligent manipulation, Is much
simpler process This very absence OF
difficulty often leads to the neglect OF this
most necessary function IN tn care Of n
machine. Many novices, and often those
who have had sufficient experience with
the motorcar to know better, take Il Tor
granted that as long As the oil gauge on
fine engine registers "full' the fabrication
problem is properly disposed Of. A seized
engine bearing Is very announcement ana
extensive, to say the least, but II Is far
less dangerous to life and limb than
steering knucble worn through for lack OF
proper fabrication and ready 70 snap at
any moment.
Practically every motorcar manuiac-
turer today supplies some form OF lubr-
eating chart. The novice should study this
chart and learn the location OF all oil and
grease cups and then apply this informa
ton faithfully. High-grade OIL should al
ways he used, as inferior lubricants are
expensive at any price. Even good oil
wears out In time, however, and the care
ful motorist will change the lubricant In
the crank case Of his motor every thOus-
and miles or even oftener. Carefully
drain out the old oil, flush out the crank
case with kerosene, or better still with
Quart or more of fresh oil and refill crank
case with clean OIL The used oil should
not be employed again except for lubrl-
eating spring leaves or external parts ex-
posed to road dust, as it contains grlt
destructive TO bearing surfaces. II may,
however. be made tisable by thorough
fltering process
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
INTELLIGENT MANIPULATION.

One hesitatcs to say which is more inn
portant intelligent manipulation or prop
er mhrication--for IL il hardly possible
10 over-emphasizc the Importance Of
either of these requirements.
Careful manipulation means not merely
the skillful handling of the gear-changinE
lever, the throttle and the brakes, but the
acquisition of an almost instructive facul-
w, the indeiinable feel" of the experience
ed operator, knowing just when TO throw
out the clutch, when to throw back into
second speed, just how rapidly the motor
can accelerate in an emergency. and just
how long ii takes the machine TO come to n
stop on various road surfaces when dry or
wet.
Sclf-oonhdcnce is an excellent quality
in motorist, but ovcr-confidence is
likely TO be very dangerous To the novice.
The beginner should never permit tho
temptation to ''let er out get the better
of him, particularly when he ia not GER
tain that any emergency of the road that
might arise will find him alert and pre-
pared to 30 the proper thing At high
speed, there is little time for thought and a
moments hesitation has proven fatal.
MAKE haste slowly Is n good motto 20
follow and it observed will save the novice
much trouble and expense.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
GASOLINE AND TIRE MILEAGE.

The motorist pridcs himself today not
so much on thu number of miles he covers
m given time rs on high gasoline mileage
and freedom from tire trouble. IL Is al
most forcgone conclusion TINT motor
car in reasonable repair will get there and
back, yet even To the enthusiast endowed
with much worldly goods, there comes a
glow of pride when he tells how he cut
down gasoline consumption or increased
hls tire mileage.
Only the experienced moiorisi, taking
personal pride in his machine, can
realize the satisfaction economical and
efficient operation entails. Many learn
what they know about economical maln-
tenance in the school Of experience, but
more fortunate few have prohted by the
experience of Others and avoid the rock
strcwn byways.
How can | save money in the opera
ton of my motorcar and maintain 1t at It's
highest eiiiciency?@ This question could
be answered in sentence or thoroughly
explained in q full-sized book, but 1t all
SINNERS down to these requisites: lntelli-
gent manipulation, proper lubrication,
accurate adjustment of carburctor, and
periodic inspection of all working parts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
HOW TO STORE TIRES
WITH CARS IN WINTER

For tho benefit of motorists who store
their cars during the winter, the following
suggestions arc made by the manager of n
tire company on storing cars, so that they
msy be found in good condition for the
next touring season.
WISH the tire carefully on tho outside
70 remove oil and other harmful sub
stances.
Remove tires from wheels and wrap in
paper or old carpet.
Store in o cool, dry place, away from
light. Heat. light and moisture arc
enemies of rubber.
Cold has no bad effects on tires, but
they should be properly housed.
II tires arc left on the car, jnck up the
car, debate the tires and wrap them in
covers.
Don't let the cur stand on tires all
winter. To do so means weakening them
IN the parts that rest on the floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
POWER OF GAS"

One pint of gasoline represents 10000
units OF energy on the h. t. L. scale, the
abbreviation signifying British Thermal
Units"
As one such unit will lift $50 pounds one
foot, the pint of fuel thus has the energy
required to lift six tons $50 feet in the sir:
OF 200 feet higher than the Washington
monument tip.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
TO PUSH ORDINANCE
LICENSING ENGINEERS
Central Labor Union VIII Con-
tinuc Efforts to Get Measure
Through City Council.

Tho effort TO have City Council pre-
,rr;ho some method for the licensing of
staiionary engineers will be continued by
the Committee appointed for that purpose
NJ n recent meeting of the Central Labor
Iinion. The committee made its report to
n meeting of the Central Labor Union last
ni.T,t. and was continued for the purpose
of pushing the matter
The licensing of hremen was favored IN
a communication received from Marine
local of Plumbers, which has passed
resolution in favor of such q measure.
United States Senator L. Heisl5r Ball,
in communication TO the Central Labor
Union. gave information OF the plans TO
have the tax removed from goat skins
coming from India,
An effort TO adjust their differences
with the jackson & Sharp Company was
reported by the Car and Ship Painters
Union. and the Plumbers Union also re-
ported a wage difficulty that would prob
ably be adjusted.
Letters were directed TO be forwarded
% the Board of Health, the Street and
Sewer Department and the Water Depart
rnent regarding the recent report of the
condition of the city drinking water and
what was causing the pollution. The com
munication asked that some remedy be
devised whereby the danger to the citizens
can be eliminated.
call from the American Federation
Of Labor and the Non-Patrisan Political
Campaign Committee of the body was
received and special meeting of the Cen
fral Labor Union will be called Monday
evening. March %, to take further action
on the call and organize for the campaign.
The meeting viii be held in Room :. OF
II A - Ill 10,
sent out to all delegates of the Central
labor Union The meeting will he address
I'd bv Representative William Buckley, of
the Boilermakers Union, who has been
meeting with the A. +. of J.. and other
committees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
TEN BILLIONS LOST YEARLY.
Speaker Says Workers DO Only rs Per
Cent Of Work Possible.

Ten billion dollars are being lost every
yenr because the workers are only doing
75 per cent Of the work il IL possible for
them to do, according to Charles Wood
ward, Of Cleveland
Mr.. Woodward addressed moro than
1000 forcmen in various Philadelphia
industries, Mt the John Is. Stetson audi
forum, Fifth street md Montgomery
avenue. He criticized the aystern Of I'm
ployinu welfare" workers in industrial
plants, saying the mon really want como
one in those positions who know and
understand what they want, and who are
IN the snme line Of work.
John NJ. Williams. Of Fayetta n.
Plumb, Inc, presided. and the opening
address was by A. T. Chevalier, manager
Of the Barrett Co,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03

Lost something? Try q classified adj
veFtisement in Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
PRICES GOING UP.

Several advances in selling prices Of
automobiles went into effect on March l.,
and still Others are expected. The increase
starts with approximately 500 on the
touring models selling IN the neighborhood
of 81 900 and $1,000. The increase in
closed models is in somewhat greater pro-
portion, owing to advances in labor and
material, especially glass.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
"SINNAPASC HUGY."

II any reader has occasion TO talk about
automobiles with me mbers Of the Navajo
or Hopi Indian tribes ont in Utah, he will
save himself trouble in making his purpose
clear 10y remembering that the newly
coined term for horseless vehicle is sin
napvschuggy.
Translated, il means goes with q
chug
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
WESTERN ROADS ROUGH.

A local concern which sent out crew Of
ten TO its Western factory on Monday to
direct spring "drive-away," was some
what chagrined by the receipt of a tele-
gram shortly after they had gone. DO
not send men-roads impossible The
outcome has not vet been recorded, but Is
expected to he along the lines Of the old
problem that concerns the conflict of
Tan irrestible force with an Immovablo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03

A very encouraging attendance wns
noted Mt the Monday luncheon of the
Automobile Trade Association this week,
ut the Hotel du Pont. Nearly forty mein-
hrs turned out and passed a pleasant
hour in comparing notes on matters Of
direct md indirect business inportar ec.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-03
Agency Change Rumored.

R.mors are rife Of agency changes in
the handling Of wcll-known car, shortly
To go into effect, but details arc not yet
available. this week.