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Evening journal., 1920-05-04
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To William Seyffardt.
Secretary Of AMERICAN CASH REG
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, H. L.
Heck and T. NJ. Bishoff, DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that at an adjourned. regular,
annual meeting Of the stoekholders
COMPANY, held on the third day Of
March, A. ID. 1920, at one thirty o'clock
In the afternoon, to consider the resolu-
ton duly adopted by the board OF direc-
said board duly held and convened,
proposing and declaring advisable an
amendment 10 the certificate Of incOrpOr-
alton of said company for the purpose Of
decreasing and retiring certain its cor
pOrate stock as hereinbefore set forth,
we were appointed by said meeting Il
stockholders, Judges FOR the purpose of
conducting the vote OF the stockholders
taken at said meeting, for and against
the said amendment
That at said stocKholders meeting tho
vote Of said stockhOldcrH by ballot. ia
person or by proxy, was duly taken for
that said vote was conducted by the
/ subscribers as judges appointed as afore-
! said. for that purpose; that as said
4 fudres we decided upon the dualinca-
meeting for and against the said pro-
posed amendment, and when said vote
was completed we did count and ascer-
l tain the number Of shares voted re-
spectively for or against the proposed
amendment and did find and declare that
! the persons or bodies corporate holding
the majority Of the issued and OUT
standing voting stock Of said corporation
had voted In favor Of said amendment,
| to wit: Twelve thousand five hundred
thirty eight li2,5SSl shares out Of tha
total issue OF sixteen thousand two hun
dred ninety-six 16,296) shares weFg
voted for said amendment and no sharel
were voted against the same
And the vote was taken by classes. -
the first preferred stock issued and out
standing two thousand five hundro1
sixty-hve were entitled to vote and ODf
thousand nine hundred ninety req
0.g93l ailirmatively voted in favor n
said amendment. or the second pre-
ferrcd stock there were issued Outstanoi-
ing and entitled to vote two thOusaDi
tv aundred forty-One (2.2iD shares and
one thousand six hundred eighty 70, -
, 1,6Sil afhrmatively voted YES for said
d amendment. There was issued and out.
. standing eleven thousand four hundred
I ninety 01,40O) shares Of common stoct
% ana eight thousand eight hundred sixty
] one (S.S61) shares voted aifrmatively lIss
in favor OF said amendment
D IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we has
. made out the foregoing certificate in du-
plicate and subscribed our names here
to this third day of March, 1920.
IL. l.. HECK.
Il. NJ. BISHOFF,
Judges.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
MARKET SHOWS
ADVANCES TODAY

NEW YORK. May UNITED press)
Practically all leading issues show
ed substantial advances at the stock
market opening today. Trading was
10 good volume United States Steel
opened at 95h, up Is; Studebaker
i07h, up u; United States Industrial
Alcohol "a, up 4; Central Leather
72h, up a Reading S5l@. up Is Bald
win ii6ls, of q; Republic Steel %,
OF "; United States Rubber loo, up
a Pan-Amei.can 96%, up q Texas
Company ~, up y; Corn Products
95is, up Is; Mexican Petroleum Ia,
of Y; Replogle Steel Sih, up n.
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BALKS AT ASSESSMENT
ON FLOODED LAND

Claiming he did not beneff by the
building of the bank along the Chris
iiana' river. Max Matthcs. OF the VII
minglOn Provision COmfany, 9ppeaied
tn Inc directors OF The Street and
Sewer Department this morning TO be
relieved of the payment OF s5S2.36 as
scssed AGAINST him by The department
lo pay FOR the construction OF the
bank The directors ordered a iei-
IN sent Mr.. Nalthes informing nim
ilai lie department was willing TO
lstO 10 any appeal and that MS let
Ter had been referred 10 ;hc city
solicitor. Mr. Mallhes said oonsiruc-
non OF The bank had moi becu OF
any benefit as water still laid ou MS
nronnrly.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
SPUDS NOW WORTH
WEIGHT In GOLD

Potatoes are now selling for s. a
bushel wholesale. and to the retail
trade are being sold as high as 80
cents quarter peck OF SS a bushc..
As a consequence OF the unreasonable
charge, It Is reported. there has been
movement started in this city for
boycolting the spuds
The movement Ia the restaurants II
Is said. may take the form OF complete
elimination OF potatoes from the
menus and in the homes OF substitu-
ton of rice OF other starchy food In
place OF the potatoes. Complaints Tor
some time Of the high price OF poia-
foes have not been followed by any
action on the part OF dealers in drop
ping prices.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
INTFR-CHURcH WORK MOVEMENT.

The full amount OF the quota al
ready raised by Delaware churches in
lerested in the lnier-Church Move
ment will be made known tomorrow.
The Presbyterian Churches are do.hg
10 reach their entire quota. The Bap-
list churches are also making prog
N Is announced that the teams
which have been working on the Inter-
church World Movement drive VIII
cooperate in putting on The com
muniiy drive. All who may wish 70
contribute TO the lnterchurch World
Movement drive are requested To send
their subscriptions TO the. following
+ Iindlev secretary OF the Y NJ
e A.: treasurer for New Castle county
Roland Nessick, of Georgetown. foi
sussex county. and Thomas Davis, OF
Milford for Kent county.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
HERCULES POWDER
EARNINGS GROW

The income statement OF the Hercu-
les Powder Company for the quarter
ending March 81 shows gross receipts
OF 81. .7S6 .630, and net earnings Of S632,-
O23. an increase Of S329,ih.
The amount available, after pre-
ferred dividends, for improvements
and common stock dividends is S53e
1893 for the quarter.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
NEWEST BLOUsEs IN
BLACK ARE SHOWN

Some chic new blouses have been
developed I'M black this season. Black
lace and net are used for elaborate
blouses OF knee-lcngih. worn with
skirts Of satin or silk. Many are mads
on black georgette or crepe de chine
Black cotton blouses are also very
smart. Black organdie waists are
trimmed with collars OF white organ
de. while black dotted Swiss bl0uses
have collars or white batiste or or
candle.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Nm LAWSON pROsECUTEs.

Alcxandcr Jamison, formerly OF the
law office OF Philip l.. Garrett. acted
AZ prosecuting attorney I'm Municipal
Court this morning in the absence OF
Assistant City Solicitor George \.
paws. who is out OF the city. Mr..
Iamison Is practicing law. and has
ofllces at No. $40 Ford Building.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
HEALTH BOARD
nRGANIZEs TONIGHT.

Burton :. Heal. the last OF the
mayor's appointecs TO the new Board
OF Health TO qualify, appeared before
Clerk of Council Homer g. simmons
yesterday afternoon and took the
oath OF Oillce.
Tie new board win meet tonight
for organization and TO consider the
appointment of secretary and health
officers
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
SUSPECT SMALLPOX
DOWN In DARGSB0R0

@. H. Wells. State health commis-
sioner. said TODAY thai lhc State Board
of Health Is inv siigaiing q case In
nagsboro that may prove 90 be small
poN
Or. ConNfli. Of the board. arranged
10 20 10 nae-borO this morning and
make a diagnosis
"If ihn ease should prove To he
smlliroz even though In a mild
fornt.' said Mr. Wells. "The State
Board Of liellih may be depend d
uron 20 take ili nccc ,aary rrccau-
tien as 10 qu1ran.lne.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
EIRE IN AnARnER SHOE.
orIQI IO Tho F7NOUIng IOUrnaI-

MIDDLETOWN. Del, May t-i.ace
curtains In Y. 5 Jones Darpsr shop
cauchf fire from a lighted cigar stump
Yesterday afternoon, and but for The
stlrA work of Mr. Jones and his as
s'si-,ls. end the Use Of fire eNtin-
guisher. the building might have heen
bio. Wd Il Is a frame building
-o- Dr Combs dental oillce and
samuel Prices cigar store and these
,ors hustled 10 extinguish tue
flames
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

Johnny paid for three balls and
top as many pennies as Harry
paid for II marbles. Peter paid
for one OF the balls and eight OF
the marbles the same amount
that Johnny paid for his top.
Then Johnny Traded back his top
FOR its value In marbles. How
many marbles was the top vQrlhg
ANSWER TO No. ili.
TURKEY minus KEY plus KEG
plus 6 minus EGG leaves TURK.
lCopyright. 1920. by sam Loyd.l
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LINERpOOL, May Z. lUnlted
Press. )-Spots opened inactive today
with prices easy. Sales amounted to
2OOO bales. Receipts t0ialed 2iOOO
including 20.0O0 American. Futures
opened steady.
American middlings fair, 81 ~;
good middlings. 2SO5: full middlings,
2O75: middlings. 25S0; low middlings,
22.5O: good ordinary, 1890; ordinary,
"a ~
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roy SrrcktN on STnErT.

FranA Halerer. aged % yc1is. oi
No 22i North dupont street was
taken in at Ninth and Frcnrh streets
this morning and vas removed 10
The Homeopathic Hospital Ia tkc ru-
lice ambulance
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
eTokrS LOSES ms S25

As ths man failed to appear when
his case Was called. the bail Of S2l
furnished by Joseph Stokes, charged
with So ed ng. was ordered forfeited
by Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
III is morning.
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cncAcn cnAINs

CHICAFO. May I. lunited Press.l-
Opening grain: .,
Corn. May 1874; July i6SA@6s
September. l6i@6Oh.
bats, May i06E; July 9ib@ls
September, 11BMh.
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NFW YORk COTTON.

NEW YORK, May united Press
The cotton market opened easier to-
day. July sold at $500. OFF 20; Octo-
ber $3.50, of 10: December 3.79, of
i6; January 3f35, of 10; March
1910, of iS.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
WOMAN SETSUP
HUBBY TRUST
Attempt to Corner Men
Causes Comedy in "Pll
Say She Does"
CATCHY SONGS IN
PLAYHOUSE COMEDY

TIM pIAyuorsE-'I' Say she Does"
IA new musical comedy. by George
Marshall and Avery HOpwood, pro,
duced by A. II. Woods. Lyrics ana
music by b. y. De sylvia.
THE CAST -,.
Iizette .4........ Marguerite Morris
Florence Summers, Mildred WILSON
Hyiah Thomas. Grace kicharus,
Blanche Brown, Elsie eerswnlh' Ma,y
Mitchell Louis Raskin, OF the smart
Set Florence Bruce, liymh hee1eri
Alice Cnvanaugh. Blanche Ierrill hu
nice Sizer. Doris Marquette, Ruth shaw
Mildred Fisher. ,,.n.,,,,a
Tommy Belden. n......... Donald MeboIaiu l1u.,
tierh Warren ....... Ernest Glendlnnink
~ Fiiiotf tf.............C Charles Hampden
"Bobo" Brown ......s''.-. n1la,' stl.',i ,-,'rnev
Angie Martin ...-.'..s''', ,,,r'.' iiNs' ,iantin,a
Mrs. Elliott ........ss''' -ts1,t 81. ,,is,har
Francois ...........''''. hopei'
Woven about a plot that eliclls an
or,-recurrlng smile and always win
an air OF expectancy. "Ih Say She
poes.v a new musical comedy, opened
a Two days engagement at the Play
house last night. The character parts
aro ont OF the ordinary and the much-
discussed marital tie forms the theme
about which lhc play IS centered'
This nime there is a sort OF corner
in husbands by one woman.
A. II. Woods producer OF the new
play. was an interested visitor lasl
night and rpared satisfied win ihe
reception accorded his play Dy VIII
minglon paygoers.
Ernest Glcndenning. who appeared
here as youth" in Experience anc
/ Who was a favoriie, under the late
/ Charles Frohman was most PLEASING
! with his dry humOr and when neces
sarv his seriousness. He lamente'
being a member OF corporation o.
| husbands. As Dcdo's husband ne Ger
! tainly shared In the honors OF TN
Whiie the show is brimful OF laugh
! producing situations. with prett
chorus there is room for improve
ment In the solo voices. The musica
selections include several calch
SONGS. Two of the favorites beint
while The City Sleeps and III
Naughty, But It's Nice
Iulicllc Day, as Dodo warren, IN
much-loved wife, and Roland nouns
the shy Bobo, kept the audience !
laughter with their endeaNors To en-
p 6ov a Dinner party in Youne's apari
meni at midnight while the cit
sleeps
Marion Naniine. as the wife OF D
Elliott. also proved TO be a characl'
, actress OF merit, her hyslerical GU
bursts when accused or being
"vamp" being laughable.
The production boasts OF Frenc
waiter. Robert Fisher. who. as Frai
3 cols appears wonderfully wise as .
b. Informs "Bobo" that all dinner pa
lilies begin respectable butte end
b Donald Macdonald. one OF the OF
referred 10 tame cats Of Dodo's, aet'
2 lhe part OF one OF the many hu
? bands Of Dodo with credit and h
5 attempt TO Interfere with her refe
J, enre io Dodo as "our wife TO h
: own husband, brought forth mu'
), mirth.
q Charles Hampden, as Dr. Elliott al
~, Hazel Turner figured prominently
y ihe general miX-up.
u The chorus introduces some NJ
!, dances that won much favor WI
" their intricate steps. The play "
IT, conclude with a performance tonigl
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cURED on DRUG; pAROLED.

Cured Of ihe drug habit after re-
cciVing treatment at the workhouse
Alice White aud Bessie Ford,
NegTesses. We're placed on parole by
Judge Hastings, o Municipal Court,
this morning.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
STATE or DELAwARE.

Oiice of Secretary OF State.
I. EVERETT &. JOHNSON, SecretAFY
Of State. OF the State Of Delaware. IL
hereby certify that the above and fore
going Is true and correct copy Of Co
titicate OF Amedment Of the AMERICAN
CASH REGISTER COMPANY" as ~
ceiyed and filed In this office the sixteenQ
day Of April, A. ID. 1920, at o o'cloo4
A. NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
I have hereunt0 set my hand
and official seal, at Dover, thk
(SEAL) sixteenth day of April, In tA
year Of our Lord. one THOUSAND
nine hundred and twenty.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON.
Secretary Of State.
Received for Record April IL. 1920
apr20- -37-mayi. II. q. COLE. Records
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pF NTTr III RFMEMBERED that on the
,oth aav Of March. 1920, personally ap-
peared before me. see snosff,osr eiS nonr,y III, IT.
tars ,.s,-e president Of said AMERICAN
FASH REGisTER COMPANY. and a
,,s-tx To the foreeoing statement. per,
sonaily known to me TO ne sneh' anu iln !
~ said statement. he did acknowl-
ed~c that he signed, sealed. and delivered
~ same as his free and voluntary act,
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
WALL srlLL STAMPS

Severed heavy charges of dynamite
sscec eXpIodfd under The front walls
of ihc old Courthouse his morning
bu. lhe wall sill silrss
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DEATHS


WILLIAMS Chicago. Ill. on April
%. 1920 Marie L.. daughter OF Sarah
j. and the late Philip b. Williams,
aged % years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services Mt the resi-
dence Of her mothr; No POI East -Four
tcnth street, on Wednesday afternoon,
May ., at o'clock. lnterment at River
view cemetery.
SHARPLEY-In this city, on May ..
1920. t. Frank Sharpley.
Relatives and friends are invited 20
attend the funeral services. at the resi-
dence of W. T. Lyman, No. 800 BroOme
street. on Thursday afternoon, May @,
at o'clock. Wilmington ume) In
terment private.
EATON-In this city, on May 3, 1920,
Robert d. Eaton, aged 80 years.
Relatives, friends, employees OF the T.,
B. q W. r. X. Co. Jefferson Lodge,
l. o. o. f., and Delaware Tribe, ]. o. r.
NJ, are invited TO attend the funeral ser
vices at his late residence. No. 800 West
I Twenty fifth street, on Thursday after
noon, May 6, at o'clock. lnterment at
| Riverview cemetery.
MOORE-In West Chester. Pa, on May
., 1920, Louisa Smith Moore, widew Of
William II. Moore, formerly Of Middle
town. Del
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at Bethesda NJ.
Il. Church, Middletown, Del, on Wednes-
day afternoon, May 3, at , o'clock. In
terment at Bethesda cemetery, Middle
| town, Del.
WATERS-In Christine, Del, on May J.
1920, Eliza ]. Waters.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at Christine
Union Church, on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. lnterment at Christine
Union cemetery.
HOUSEHOLDER-ln Delaware City
Del, on May ., 1920 Frank r. House
holder In his 62nd year.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services from his lat,
residence, In Delaware city, Del, OF
Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock. In
terment AT Delaware city.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
200 NEW HOMES
FOR CITY SOON

William NJ. Connolly has commenced
for Joseph l.. Carpenter Jr., the con-
slrucliOn OF the first seven Of 200
houses to be built This Is the first
building operation on dwellings which
has been commenced In Wilmington
in long time. despite the housing
conditions here.
The War Department has sold 20
The republic OF Poland approximately
6.JOo.000 pounds Of GAINED beef, for
: 81 937. .s79
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nEnuCIIoN nF srnCKs-

and derOsed that the facts therein stated
were tinihiully set forth
GIVEN under my hand and Notarial
Seal, the day and year aforesaid
HERBERT Il. LATTER,
Notary Public
Herbert +. Latter, NAtary Public. APP
pointed Feb. 20 1918. State Of Della
ware. Term, two years.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Buiids
ing, furnish the following quotations
OF local securities.
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STATE or MIcHIGAN. COUNTY or

BE 1T REMEMBERED that on the 9th
day Of April. 1920, personally appeared
llc In aud for said county, II. A. Savage,
VIM. Seynardt, Q. r. Cooper, Otto l..
Dittmar and J. S. Palmer, parties to the
foregoing statement and directors Of said
AMERICAN CASH REGISTER COM
PANf, personally known 30 me to be
such, and I having first made known TO
them the contents OF said statement. they
did acknowledge that they signed. sealed
and delivered the same as their free and
voluntary act and deposed that the facts
therein stated were truthfully set forth
GIVEN under my hand and NOtarial
Seal. the day and year aforesaid.
GRACE NJ. kNIEBBE, Notary Public.
Saginaw County. Michigan.
My Commission Expires Sept. %, 1923.
GRACE NJ. KNIEBBE,
Notary Public.
Saginaw County Mich.
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BRAIN TESTS

By sam Lloyd.
Z MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. ii5.
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OF DELAWARE. COUNTY OF

i'e'' ' Corporate Seal. 1871
American Cash Register Co.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
SHARPLEY-In this city, on May .,
1uln Il Ernnl. ShnrnlnN-

MOORE-In West Chester. Pa, on May
.. 1920. Louisa Smith Moore widew Of
William II. Moore, formerly Of Middle
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naiIles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
DEFENSIVE TREATY
PLAN IN ADR|AT|C
Italian Minister Sure Serbian
Assembly Will Approve the
RapaIIo Pact.

RAPALLO. Italy. November l3 (by
the Associated Press)-A defensive
treaty between Italy and Jugoslav:a will
he negotiated and concluded at an early
date, according to reports current here.
The apprehension felt in some quar-
'ers that the Serbian constituent as
sembly about to be elected will not
approve the Rapa'lo treaty is unfound-
cd said Signor Ronomi. the Italian
war minister. to the Associated Press
today. 'as NJ. Tr,mbitch Ghc Jue"-
s'av foreign minister) promised that
the treaty will be ratified by royal de-
cree. as was done by Italy in the case
of the treaty of ST. GERMAN.
THE Alpine frontier obtained by US
continued the minister. lis the strong
est that could be desired for defensive
purposes. without having any advanced
posts from which 10 carry out a-gres-
I'VE measures against our reGuhorS
For this reason We consented to give
M !.ongatico. which dominates Le:hacIi
AZ VIC do not believe anybody in Italy
is anxious To conquer I.eil'aci. Hut
our frontier even there is almost in
accessible
I'VE spontaneously gave up the small
villages of CaS;ua "nI Spiniro be'auS E
they are Slav c"ntcrs and not ;i,ceTs;irr
20 our defense. "" wished to keep
cara. not for strategic purposes or be
cause IL can be- fortified but only in
order to have that great beacon OF
Italian civilization Oh the eastern
Adriatic.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Trumbitch Believes Pact
With italy Will Please u. S.

RAPALLO. Italy. November l. tby
the Associated PreSs).-Belfef that tho
United States would be gratified at
! the agreement reached between Italy
and Jugoslavia regarding the Adri-
attic problem was expressed by Anton
! Trumbitch. the Jugoslav foreign min
lister. Immediately after the signing
of the treaty between the two coun-
tries by their representatives here to-
night. NJ. Trumbitch said:
The Adriatic is the pivot upon
which European peace rests. The
American government understood this
and attributed great Importance to
the Adriatic question. America, which
SO truly and diSinterestedly desires
European peace. will be. more than
any other country. satisfied with the
present solution, which, having been
reached through direct negotiations.
shows the sincerity of Italy and Juso-
slavia."
LAS for Montenegro and Albania,
the conference at Rapallo has not
bartered any of their territories, nor
has it violated the independence or
will of other peoples: it only dis
cussed questions strictly connected
with Italy and Jugosiavia.
cd Annunzio must be satisfied 'ha;
his noble aim has been attained. Dur
ing the night we have tried to COM
municate with him in order to know
his impressions. But Fiume and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
COOLIDGE UPHO[DS
BROAD EDUCATION
Tells Teachers Those VIII
Invest in 1t Will Be Sronq
Supporters.

BOSTON. November IL tby tie As
scciated Press).-Gov.i COOLIDGE toIt
of the tsso
oday. that in his public career hchae
striven always to stimulate intems
in education by getting the publicl
make richer investment in il.
IF you want an interest in an.
project nc said. get some one "a
make an investment in il. and ih'r
,heir interest always follows THEN
( tNeStmeut.
salary Increases.
Referring TO figures indicating ;haf
~ average Of the woman ts3chers
Sa'rieS ia the state has hecn in
! !'as. 80 that ii is soIr"a hat more
mans .oo at The present time. Gov
t"oiisc SAID:
"Nii, the average is Somewi:ai
! salts frtory. We know that there ere
: sun i3"s> IL Massachusetts whr,'
'hc "'smuuity has not yet been .'hl
t" brig it's STANDARD up to what Nc
""u'Fik. 10 So" it. Aud thai ~
hsN" :s-rlpfed 4" remedy h. pre-
NdiHE fund for the purr"s" 81
h*hinTt standardization iH an" NsN
; E" NonfnSation for fh"S" VIII" arr
'''iS d-'Hfn isttli'' :~Fhcpl ''S' ~. =
, long ST in ad,aUrr. bc"au.'. ~ Is
Imperial that those who ~. "n the
hiltaid"S ,r ia tho spars"ly settled
communities SHOULD hsNr - co.ad an
opportunh for cduratinn as ihoss
who 1--we u a rich and rupu!pus dis
trict.
u w"nto school in = littl,' country
Schooihous and ] think I hay" sai6
before tina | suppose 1t" teacher thai
: had ap o the time | wont IL sssn
3 academy ould secure employment
i nov anywere in Massachusetts. In
that little ,hoolhoussc. ungraded they
taught Indictments of reading, wit
/ ing and althmetic.
, we misunderstanding to look al
education / a broad way. not only for
the purpos of instructing the intelli-
gence, thebrain. in the elements of
education, out We are also doing
great deaftoward the instruction of
the hand. ! is broad and all-inclus-
j i've plan orwhich you are working, OF
laying the foundation of the indi-
vidual in rider that he may come
into the recitation of the higher life
in the ind,try in which he 10 on
gagged, ii ideals that he follows
and in everything that touches and
makes up o. modern efficiency"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

silent"
Admiral Aeon. head Of the general
staff of the italian navy. said:
."rhe problem has been perfectly
solved concerning the strategic de-
Tense of the upper Adriaiir, but the
central Adriatic. with the loss Of
Dalnra.tia, especially the stronghold OF
Sebenico. leaves our coast at the
mercy OF those who. besides S.teni"r.
possess t'atiaro. In farl. 1 ages;
which We hold. rau merely serve .,
An observation post on Cattarr. hut
is insufficient for our maritime Il
fensc. Ther cfurc. the problem of ;iu.
central and lower Adriatic remains
AS b. fpr,, tic war.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
GENOA SEAMEN PLEASED.
Deputy Giulicth Says He Considers
Question Solved.

GENOA. November l3 deputy Giuli-
ETH, president of the Federation of Sea-
Adriatic question justly solved. and,
therefore. he does not intend to give
further support to any expedition or
occupation opposed by the Jugoslav
and Italian governments.
Deputy Giuliettis statement is consid-
cred most important as he was one OF
the strongest supporters Of Gabriel
D'AnnunZio. Only through him was the
capture of the Italian steamer Cogne
and other vessels taken to Fiume rem
dered possible.