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New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Cheese Price Ready to Drop
Europe's Failure to Buy Has
Oxerst0cked Market Here

A sharp decline in the price of
cheese was predicted yesterday by
dealers, food market experts and State
Department of Market officials. The
failure of European countries to place
orders for cheese held here has vir-
price has not as vet been affected. cts. '"'
According to the figures of the New
York State Department of Farms and
Markets, the latest report on public
storage holdings shows 15,91S,977
pounds on hand, compared with 6,601,-
072 at the same time year ago, an
increase of more than 150 per cent
with no outlet in prospect
Flat cheese was quoted at 81 cents
wholesale yesterday. Some of the
cheese was put in when milk was 1855
hundred pounds. Eight pounds of
cheese are obtained from 100 pounds
of milk
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14

cised high command" Mr.. Gallivan
said. He was never given an important
active command during the war. How
ever, in order to placate public opinion
something must be done in recognition
of his service. The bestowal OH the
D. S. M. on General Wood is hardly an
proved by the entire military depart
ment, am told, but the reason for
such bestowal looks like an interropa-
ton point in the minds of every one
who has knowledge of General
Woods treatment"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Odessa Is Entered
BY Ukrainian Insurgents
Remnants of Denikine's Army
Driven to Right Bank of the
Dnieper, Lemberg Reports

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 13-The Ukrai-
nian insurgents, aided by Galician
Ukrainians, have entered Odessa, ac-
cording to a dispatch to the Ukrainian
Press Bureau from Lemberg. The dis
patch says:
"The Ukrainian insurgents have
driven the remnants Of the army of
General Denikine, the Bolshevik
leader in South Russia, to the right
bank of the Dnieper and with the CO.
operation Of the Galician Ukrainians
have entered Odessa with Denikine's
disarmed soldiers. The Ukrainians are
terialS."
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Bolsheuik Pla, to Enter
Turkestan Is Disclosed

WASHINGTON, Jan. Elaborate
preparations made by the Russian Boil
sheviki to spread their propaganda in
Turkestan are disclosed in an inter
ceptcd wireless message made public
to-day by the State Department. The
message was addressed to the national
bureau at Tashkcnt and said it was
the purpose to send train to be known
as "thc Rcd East" into Turkestan last
month.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
VIII at it means
to be Married

Eighty-six per cent. of the
million Delineator subscrib-
ers are married women.
Marriage means home and
children. - These mean a
multitude of daily needs
furniture, food, clothes,
toilet articles, toys, time
s savers. labor-lighteners,
enormous, ever recurring,
clamorous needs that mast
be supplied. Here is a
wonderfully fertile field for
manufactured articles. The
easiest and quickest way to
plant them is through
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
Italian Socialists Urge
Activity Inv Fellows in Z, .

FLORENCE. Jan. 13.-Italian Social
lists in America are urged in resolu-
tions passed by directors of the So
cialist party in session here to spread
their ideals of opposition, which will
hasten their triumph" Reports about
the condition of the Italian Socialist
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14

party i'll America were received at the
meeting, it being alleged that "persecu-
tions" were inflicted upon the Social
lists.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14
6. +. Allen Named to u. s. Pos,

,WAsHIhCToE, jar. fs.~-Guy r.
<H,isn, OF somerset, Maryland, wsss
E"mlnsted today by President Wilson
E ps assistant Treasurer Of the United
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14

Spar, Names League Envoy
PARIS, Jan. 13 {French Wireless
Service). Quinonc de Leon, Spanish
Ambassador to Paris, has been ap-
pointed to represent Spain on the
executive committee of the league of
nations.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-14

as an officer overseas, interrupted Mr
De Walt to declare there is "decora-
tion ring" in the army and that it
should be investigated.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
PLAN DISPLAY
OF fine FRUIT
Peninsula Horticultural So
ciety Will Hold Show
in Wilmington
WILL MAKE DISPLAY
AT HOTEL DU POINT

Preparations are now under way
for the annual meeting Of the PENN
sula Horticultural Society In tnls city.
November 30 and December 4. The
general display OF the society win be
In the ballroom of the Hotel dupont
and The meetings and lectures will be
held in the duBary Room.
Professor Wesley Webb, secretary
OF the society has not announced the
program yet. but Il will be given out
In a short time. There Will be a
number Of speakers well known FOR
their acquaintance with the problems
which confront the hOriiculturisl and
a number Of government experts from
the Department of Agriculture will be
among those who will deliver leo
tures
The exhibits will include numerous
excellent exhibits OF apples. The
peach exhibit will not be as large as
10 was last year, but II is expected
that there VIII be plenty OF peaches
and fruit for exhibition purposes
The exhibit Of sprayers and other
paraphernalia connected with or.
chard work will be shown In the
basement Of Odd Fellows Han. This
display Will be complete with spayel
pumps, pumping articles. flre pots foi
controlling the temperature on night'
| when frost Is expected and an SORT,
OF horticultural equipment.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
ENGAGEMENT ANNOTNCcEn.

Special % The Evening Journal
MnDLETOWN, Oct i9-Harry
Grinllh. ~ near Sassafras. Md has
announced the engagement M his
daughter. Miss Mary NJ Grimih 90
Olin 8 Davis OF Galena.
Philip J. NInyard OF Wilmington
son OF Mrs. Elizabeth Vlnyard OF ihi.
New York city by the Rev. W. ID
Jones Mr.. and Mrs. Ninyard viii
make their home IN Newport.
Miss Zeia Outten of Townsend and
Everett Barham Of Cumberland. Nd.
were married at the NJ. 2. parsonage
Townsend. last week.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
KEYSTONE ELEVEN
TO BE SPEEDIEST

tn Keysone football team will hold
practice this evening and an players
are requested 90 report at 10 o'clock
a. the club rooms POI East Fourth
street Although the team lost the
opening game on last Saturday 10
White Circle they made great show
ing and every follower of the team
Is confident That they will be heard
from before the season is over.
The team will be greatly strength
ened when they take the field on next
saturday by The addition OF Jesse
Coyle. reported 10 be the best quar-
terhack In the city and Claude Nc
Bride. star guard Of last years Park
side team 10 is also likely that John
Kavanaugh will be seen in q Keystone
uniform. Among the players wao
have so far showed IN the best adVan.
tage are Allen Walt Kee. Harry Baker
Meredith Al. Strawbridge, Pat Straw
bridge. Sidney Worth. Virgins, Wick.
ers Kid Dougherty, Butts Smith
Josticky, Hayden However the
other boys arr showing up in gooC
form and by Saturday the team viii
he in FIRST class condition. Any
player wishing a try out with th,
squad should report tonight.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
REV. L. R. JONES
TO GIVE LECTURE

Special 20 the Evening Journal
BRlDGEVlLLE. OCT i9.-The iirst OF
the series Of community meetings will
be held Thursday in Union Methodist
Episcopal Church. IN the form Of a
traveloguc under the Rev. l.. Relghion
Jones, a travelling missionary. who
soon sails for Malasia. where he will
work under George n. Buckley, VINO
wac recently appointed by the NJ. +.
Conference.
4 W. e. r. A. meeting will be held
November n In the Method 81 Epis-
copal Church. when Mrs. Lulu Love
land shepard, Of Utah. Will address
the people.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Mollie
Morris age S6 years, widow or ihe
Ilata James Raymond Morris, Was
held sunday from the home or her
daughter, Mrs. B. r. Adams. con
duoled by the Rev nisston w
Jacobs. lntermont was made In The
cemetery on the Morris farm. near
Greenwood
A meeting Of The Young Peoples
Society was held Friday night IN INC
Sunday school room Of ns NJ y
| Church when the pastor, the rev
] IAINNof NNNN NH lAAN"h"tNF "r"fTf'
child life.
nr. and Mrs Ralsion. J. sudlei
have returned from their wedd m.
trip. which was sp'nt IN the NfM
ENGLAND states and aye now az tneh
home on Broad street.
Miss Lillian sudler entertained O.
cards Pr day night In honor OF hel
guest Miss Katie Jackson, Of Clear
water FLORIDA. Among those nresen
were. Miss Katie Jackson, Clear
water, FLORIDA; Miss Lois Ward
Sndier George Ruos. Mr.. Dodge an,
| Harold Williams
Mrs Victor Lewis has reiurne'
home after visiting In Hurlock an'
Ridgely. Nd. as The guest or Mrs
lie Neal and Mrs. Edgar Anderson,
Mrs. Eugene Garfelson and iamll,
Of Springfield. Conn. are snendln
soma time here as the guests or Mr'
Garrelsons parents, Nr. and Mr.
, Harry p. Cannon.
The number Of reglslerants her
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
STRICKEN GOING
! TONEW Home
Mrs. George w. Morgan of
Seaford, Suffers Paraly-
tic Stroke
$1,000 TO BE
GIVEN IN PRIZES
lo rhe EvenIng Iournal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. Oct. i9.-There is a
total Of $50 women registered in
the Third Senatorial District, which
includes East and West Seaford, Broad
Creek and South Naniicoke. In Broad
Creek there were 260 registered sat
urday. the oldest women being Mrs.
Marand c. Truiit. who gave her age
as Sc. In West SeafOrd il3 women
got reg stored. Mrs Lille Dolby, VINO
Is So being the oldest women, ~
Mrs Betty Scott being the Oldest
women. she giving her age as 80
on lhe previous registration day the
names OF $50 women were put on
the reg slration books.
Mrs. George W. Morgan was seized
with paralysis Sunday while on hfr
way 10 her new home, which her
husband purchased a few days ago
She was going TO clean the house
but only got a short distance from
her old home before she was stricken
Mrs Morgan. who IS about 62 years
Old. is in a critical condition.
sweet potatoes have taken a boosl
10 pNce in the Seaford market
Farmers are selling in the oren mar
ket for as high as 30 10 % cents per
basket
a large carnival Is exhibiting ir
Seaford for the benefit OF the Seaford
Volunteer Fire Department.
over $1,000 in pr zes will be award
ed the winners In fancy, comic an,
n sloric costumes at the tenth annua
Halloween celebration which vii
take place at Seaiord Friday evening
October %. The parade. which vii
b headed hy R0hns0n's concert han'
Will surpass anyih ng of ITS kint
ever held on the Peninsula. The pa
rade Is expected 10 be over a mlll
IN length md hundreds will partici
pate. The reviewing stand viii ID
erected at High and Cannon streets
where the Judges viii announce th
winners Of The prizes.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

DELAWARE CITY NEWS NOTES.
Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Oct. i9-Coun
Gilman Frank X. Irons who has beer
sick for the past week at his home
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

on Washington street, Is slightly iu.-
proved.
The Presbyterian Church Is much
improved bv the nainting Of the
building and the new glass windows
which were finished last week.
Miss Mary Pratt spent this week
end with her parents at Clark's Cor
ncr
Delaware City Boy Scouts Troop 10.
1 held iis weekly meeting last night
After the routine business basketball
was PLAY ed.
ON Friday afternoon in the Cen
tury Club room, Miss Julia 4. Car
pcntcr. secretary OF the Madam Bara.
kct Syrian Relief Expedition. VII
sneak on "Days in a Lebanon Village.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or are
hard Of hearing or have head noises, go
10 your druggist and get 1 ounce Of Par
mint tdouhie strengthl, and add 90 10 u
mint OF hot water and little granulated
sugar. Take one tablespoonful four
times a day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. Clogged
ncsfrils should open, breathing become
easy and the mucus stop dropping into
the throat 10 is easy TO prepare. costs
little and Is pleasant to take. Anyone
who has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription a
trial
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
LEONARD OIrTPOINTS TIILMAN.

AKRON. o.. oct i9-Benny Leonard.
Lightweight champion, easily out
pointed Johnny Tillman, st. PAN
welierweight. IN ten round bout
here last night The men 1ddled
through several rounds and were
abused by the crowd In the eighth
Tnlman loosed a hard attack and
shaded Leonard
Warned 20 0rht or be thrown out
or the ring The scrapners went 10 10
willingly IN he last two rounds.
Leonard battered Tillmau ar will and
the latter appeared 90 be on the verge
Of sleep when the bell rang.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19

Saturday was about 400. which was
much larger than expected.
Farmers are now digging their
sweet potatoes, which are selling
from 90 10 90 cents per basket.
The citizenship schools. which are
being conducted throughout the State
by Mrs. Olive johnson are scheduled
10 be held here Thursday. Fr day and
saturday Of his week.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
SELDOM SEEN is

TOLEDO-George Miller took six
blankets 10 the seldom Seen Laundry
TO be cleaned. Now he thinks he was
misunderstood and that they have
cleaned him instead. The laundry 4.
closed and The management. accord
ing 10 neighbors, is seldom seen re.
Gently.
Evening journal., 1920-10-19
t-rr.-TO.r MEETING TONICUT

The Keystone Field CIuD VII hold
be tccflf meeting tonight and as
business of importance is 20 be trans
acted a large attendance IS desired
Tho meeting tonight will be called at
7i5 o'clock instead Of $50 O'Clock.
Immediately after the meeting the
mrmbcrs fll attend the St. Hedwig's S
smoker in body.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

the horror of what she had done,
who had come out OF the prison.
where they sent her for three years,
creature frozen 10 cold hate of
John and all he loved. A black
skirt vanishing round the corner, "a
hatpin thrust at Unity as she stood
in q Christmas crowd was all they
saw of her. yet John knew she was
watching him. patiently waiting her
tire To harm him.
After the horrors OF the trial
Unity had been adopted by John.
He had established the absurd little
house in kilburn, and tried 10 make
up 10 her I'm care and kindness for
what his wife had done She wOr-
shipped him like a sort Of divinity.
and humbly cared for his creature
comforts, the SLIPPERS and hot cocoa
Of existence that count SO much in
q mans happiness. and that he
barely notices while ne has them.
Very far Unity seemed from Stella
Maris who Of course had never
heard one breath of her sordid little
tragedy. who did not even know Of
her existence. but Unity had heard
the legend of Stella, at the pleasant
house by the sea where they had
seen her once. accidentally. for a few
stammering seconds. and though
John save her up as hopelessly COM
mOnplaee Unity too dreamed her
dreams Of a beautiful fairy princess
whom she would gladly die 10 serve.
Stella grew 10 be "A woman. 4 slen-
der beautiful woman. for her disease
did not interfere with her physiC al
development. and at twenty-une she
still believed in Johns palace.
though its details had been toned
down a little perhaps. and the cob
web wall was unbrOken. Then
science, after shaking its head over
her so many years. one day per-
formed a miracle-or perhaps il wa7
natures racle-Stella Maris moved
her head. In a year she was lead
ing the life of a normal woman.
Still they dared not tell her the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

She shrank away from all who dwelt
on this horrible earth. They TOO
must be evil. and her own world Of
illusion was shattered forever. They
thought her over tired They tried
70 cheer her up with lawn tennis
parties. At last they sent for Her
old.
IL was HeTOld who saved her. who
forced what had happened from her.
who made her listen to the true
story Of Unity in all its grim detail,
and when HeTcld went back 10 Lon
don 10 find the unspeakable woman
had made an attack on Johns life,
he hurried 10 her fat in Fulham
with murder in his heart But death
reached Mrs. Risca's fat before him.
That John might be free 70 love her
fairy princess, poor commonplace
little Unity had dared 20 kill a wom-
an and take her own life.
Herold insisted that Stella must be
told the whole truth OF the new trag-
edy. and that she must be made 10
face life like other women. She was
brave enough 10 look at IT, and saw
the threads OF good and evil forever
twisted in the pattern. and saw at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

truth. knowledge Of good and evil
must come TO her gradually. She
could still live in a pleasant shell
tered world. But even In pleasant
house by the sea there are family
quarrels, and pilfering maids, and
tramps who slip by the gates, and
even the London Times publishes
murder trials in its discreet columns,
and 10 a person with the moral
standards Of an archangel just flown
from heaven these things are more
terrible than we poor. smirched
earth jewellers can guess. Evil be
gan 10 creep UP round her, and the
world that had at first seemed to
smile so pleasantly became the
Threatening Land land where
she dreaded TO wander too far.
Herold no longer danced on life.
He had found that il is not safe 10
wander 10 the far edge of the world
with a beautiful woman. But she
was still a dream TO him, not a thing
tor men 10 love. So ne kept silent.
and played with her still, and took
| her 10 the zoo. and there she called
the lion kingly-because IL reminded
her of John Risca. For. OF course,
John did not realize till too late that
we cannot kiss a beautiful woman
4.
though he tried Loyalty TO deny the
impossible truth, he loved Stella
Maris, and Stella Maris loved him.
The chance she had waited for
had come Johns wife could hurt
him at last. AS Stella walked by
her beloved sea she met a slit
mouthed woman in black, and the
rosy glamour OF her first love was
changed 10 a black nightmare. as the
full knowledge OF evil was burned
into her soul. Unity was Johns
mistress the woman told her. She
had then TO explain what a mistress
was. She had not dared TO dream
OF so delicious a refinement of tor
ture.
Stella stumbled home with the
blight of evil over her soul. the
whole world seemed evil. Her own
thoughts and dreams frightened her.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

Queens Il q y a !
College. Trinidad,
and ut -. Johns
college, Cam
bridge. where he
won high distinc-
ton i'm mathcmat-
iCs. Architecture
was his g. n q : q N
profession. III G
has been scCrc-
taFy OF the Royal
Institute OF Brit
ish hit ects,
and N hc append
cd TO his name,
a. j. the British
way, a ltttle
string Of letters
TO show the ar
ChiteCtuFal sOCi-
cites of which
ne il an honor
~ correspond
ing member, he
would need sew
eral aiphabets 20
complete the tale.
They in c n d a.
the I'm p eria |
Society of II II -
sia n Architects,
al. An.gfaH. for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

ture). the 4 c n
trail Society of
= PAM SIN Archi-
tects. the Central
society OF u or
tugucse Are N T.
tects, the Insti-
tute OF American
Arc n lite cts. II
ne sticks TO his
duties az honor
airy correspond
ing member Of
all these sOcie-
ties, there would
n . p are ntly be
little time left
for the writing
Of novels. III g
I'M n y, however.
have used his
position for the
cultivation of his
literary style.
which Is one OF
his real acquire
mcnts. 1t n a (
had a "a T z e
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ming { h @ gen
crous public cs-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

last the terrible splendor" OF that
pattern. But her girlish love for
John had been shrvened up forever
that morning on the cliff II was
HerOld who had made her look ar
the truth. II was he who had al
ways wandered with her through the
magical lands OF her dreams. and il
was with him she dared 20 go out
smiling bravely into the Threaten
ing Land"
Copyright. 1919. BY Post Publish
ing Co. and Century Coz
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
RENEWS SENTENCE
AGAINST JOHNSON
By United Press

BY United Press.
CHICAGO. Sept. 14-F era
Judge Carpenter today renewed the
sentence Of one year and one day in
LeavenwOrth prison and a fine of
81 600 imposed on Jack Johnson,
former negro heavyweight cham
piOn, in connection with alleged vio-
lation OF the Mann act. The court
said II he was making a mistake
Il was on the side o. leniency."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15
ASKS BIG DAMAGES.

BA IllIeQ EFeeS
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Sept a.
Ann Mode has brought suit for S24,-
600 for injuries received when she
was thrown from a horse az the state
fair. IL was a wooden one on a
merry 90 round
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

EEF iLLIAM John Locke was born
~ in 1868, son Of John Locke of
~ Barbados. lie was educated at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-15

steal moods nc should tell Us what
a society does whose chosen task
Is the propagation OF architec-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
BROKEN ARROW

Miss Katherine Scvcrsou was a
Halloween hostess tu a number 81
plaNmatcs on last Friday evening,
the affair being acclaimed by the
guests az one OF the most enjoyable
gatherings ~ the lively littlc Juvenile
crowd of the ncishborhood.
The public schools were closed
Tuesday ON account OF the election
and a second holiday during the
week was given the pupils Friday
In order To permit the entire faculty
~ the schools to attend 'hc teach
crs' association meeting held at
Muskogoc Friday and saturday
Mayor and Mrs. j I. Lcwis have
returned from an extended stay In
the east where they were called on
account ot the death OF Mrs. Lewis
father.
G. J. Green. formerly of the Lcdg
r-Dcmocyat, " moving his family
ito Tulsa this week, where they cx-
pcCt to reside MIR. Green will bc
employed at the Tulsa world office
Mrs. Mark Lehman has returned
from an extended visit to her old
home town. Charles city and other
points IN Iowa.
Miss Florence Bradshaw came
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07

over from MuskoGcc and spent the
week end with Broken Arrow
friends
Mrs. David Tulcr went to Clare
more Saturday tur "a short visit WIN
friends and relatives
Mrs. Elwuod Hyatt has returned
go her home at llvggs after "A two
weeks visit to her parents, MI and
Mrs u, W. Gideon.
Miss IIcaic UIgshy went TO liur
tlcsvilir Wednesday whore she WIll
visit friends fur several days.
V. \. Cannon uf llAskcll has been
the guest OF the family ut q. J..
Cannon for the past week
Mir. and Mrs. John Mcur,u ot
lAVant spent the week end with BrUk-
en- Arrow home folks.
Rev. and Mrs T. NJ Jones went
to HiNby Monday Tor q short Nl.U
with relatives
Mrs. A ~. Hubble has returned
from an extended visit tu hvr ptt
cnts at SpringdaIc. ARK, and tri'udf
at OkmulgcC.
The next regular meeting ot 'h.
Broken Arrow division Of the w. O.
Il. u. IN tu bc held at the iHpuu'
church at y, IN. On Tuesday N".
vcmbrr 2. An attractive program
Ia being arranged and profitable
meeting In promised by those in
charge.
Miss Emma Holman wna hostess
to the Queen Esther circle ut ih'
NJ. T., church on Monday evening ~
tho home Of her EtandpnrcntH MI
and Mrs. G. ". lirtgg. There were
number " guests present ana "
delightful evening was brought tu
n close with the serving OF dainty
Refreshments.
Rcv. j. G. Watson. former pastor
~ the First NJ T. church, moved his
/ family to sand springs this week
| where he has already entered upon
| his work ~ pastor of the loca
church. Rev. l.. - Corning, Tor
mcr sand Springs pastor comes 1,
! broken Arrow FOR the year AM
moved his family here upon the
vncnting Of the parsonage hy Rev
/ Watson
[ decorations and make merry win
appropriate games and contests hnl
enjoyed appropriate refreshments ~
the close OF the evening
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