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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
MISSOURI POPULATION.

Washington, Sept 27-State of Mis-
souri, 3,403,5 ,547, increase 110,212 or
33 per cent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-27
THE WEATHER

For Bridgeport and vicinity:
Partly cloudy, possibly showers
late tonight and Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
DR. HJLLIHEN AT NEWARK.

Newark. July 22-Dr. Walter Hullihen
Of the University Of the South, the new
president Of Delaware College, will come
10 Newark TODAY for short visit, when
he will confer with officials OF the lnstl-
tuition. DR.. Hullihen will probably re-
main in Newark until tomorrow. He will
take up his duties as president about
October ].
DR.. Samuel C. Mitchell. the retiring
president. will move his family To Rich
mond tomorrow DR.. Mitchell recently
accented the chair of history in Richmond
College Dean r, Laurence Smith will
be in charge of the college from the time
DR.. Mitchell leaves until DIR. Hulllhen
arrives
The annual picnic of St. Thomas P f
Church Sunday school was taken tC
Augustine Beach yesterday. An unusually
large crowd went on the excursion anC
everyone spent delightful day at the
beach. A number of the soldiers at tho
Rehabilitation camp. Linden Hall, alsC
enjoved the picnic. One OF the features
was a baseball game between the soldiers
and picked team from St Thomas.
Paul Thompson of Porter's Station ha:
been appointed town officer by Council
succeeding George Mursick.
Oriental Lodge, |. o. o. F., will hold ar
important meeting this evening.
Mrs. Ernest B. Wright will give {
variety shower tomorrow IN honor OF Mis-
Elizabeth X. Wright, whose marriage WI
take place next fall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
CAMDEN PERSONALS

Camden. July 22.-George Davis was
a recent visitor 20 Camden, New Jersey.
Frank II Ross of Philadelphia is the
guest Of Mrs. Mollie Ross.
Roland Conner and son Roland, have
been visiting IN Smyrna.
Charles du Pont Ridgely has purchased
q new Fond car
Mr. and Ms. Ernest Spence and
daughter. Frances, have returned after a
week visit TO Bowers Beach
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Scott and family
have returned from weeks outing at
Bower Beach.
Mis- S,le d. Miller and Miss Lydia
Craig Of Kosemont, Pa. are the guests Of
Mr. and Mn John A. Hlnsley.
Mr. Fred Richards and Mrs. Anna F
Taylor have been on the sick list
" T. sherman is visiting in Philadel-
phia
Miss Anna T. Cooper visited in Dover
Merritt Burke has returned 10 Chester
shipyard after a visit with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Will Burke.
Harry Shultz Of Philadelphia was re
cent visitor here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
A JOB FOR EVERY ONE
LAID OFF BY PENN. R. R.
Pittsburg Manufacturers Even
Willing to Move Discharged
Workers and Families.

pittsbmrg. Pa, July ~. Pittsburg
manufacturers will place everyone of tle
10000 men laid off by the Pennsylvanm
Railroad lines, East, If they want TO take
employment in the Pfttsburg distinct
This was the statement made here
Yesterday by big manufacturers VINO de-
clare that premature opinion only
indicates that the action Of the railroad
Is the beginning of an industrial depres-
sion. On the contrary, these manufacture:
believe the laying off Of workmen IN some
sections of the country will furnish labor
for other districts that are now badly
hamuered by shortage of manpoWer
Inquiries at the various Industries
as far east as Mckecsport and as lar
west as youngstown as - their labor
status. brought out the fact that practlc9I- J.
" all are advertising for labor. One of the
big employers stated that the 1000 men
laid off by the Pennsylvania IN the Eastern
district would be eaten up IN the Pitts
burg district in thirty minutes.
ffIf they are office men, he SAID, we
could use them in our offices; il they are
planf men, we could use then IN our
plants We need labor in all departments
| And such is the case everywhere az j
| find a.
n was stated today that many Of
! the big industrial concerns here are
/ arranging to send their employment
apenta 70 Philadelphia TO engage men
/ laid off and would even 60 50 far AZ N
move them and their families to Pitts
burg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
NEWS OF THE DAY
At new CASTLE
Arbiters to Settle Dispute Over
Lease for Restaurant and
Pool Parlor.


Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
New Castle, July 22.--Tn conforming
to lease drawn by John Reese in renting
restaurant and pool parlor TO Robert
Newlyn, the following referees were ap-
pointed, for Newlyn, A. +. Goods, Tor
Reese John Il. Taylor, and the third per-
son picked by these two Is John +. Cloud.
They will decide the dispute between
the tenant and landlord over th payment
of an electric light bill MI Cd by Mr.
Newlyn % have been rim on his meter
by Mr.. Hcese. Mr. Ncwlyn claims $3
per mo . th while Mr.. Reese ofFe,s to pay
rs cents per month. The desf1d.e Will be
settled on Friday afternoon at the New
Castle Club.
The Presbyterian Sunday Schooi Picnic
Committee held meeting at the home
of Mrs. David Stewart yesterday.
VIM. Vnntine who conducts the Wharf
Cigar store was taken i'll yesterday. Tic
was sent to the State Hospital at Farm
hurst.
Many persons of this city will take part
| in a moonlight excursion given by the
| Mems League of Delaware Avenue Bap-
| tist Church nd the Wilmington Christian
Endeavor Union tonight
| Ida Lewis Mccullough, AZ years of age
the wife of Lewis w. Mccullough dice
Yesterday afternoon at her home a
Dobhinsvilc. Funeral services will b'
held at her home Friday evening. Inter
ment in Chester cemetery of Chester, ia
| on Saturday morning at 10,
Annie Allen 421 Delaware street left thi
morning for Providence, where she VII
spend month visiting friends.
James B. Lancaster IS putting y
foot. two stoyy extension TO the rear of HI
house.
Mr. and Mrs Vaughan Lancaster NJ
spending a week in Atlantic City.
Mrs Benjamin Pederiskv, Is snf1erin
from an attack of appendicitis.
VIM. Burger of Philadelphia is visitir
James Shaw.
VIM. Davis former baseball play'
of the Wilmington Fibre Speciality {
is now playing with the Detroit Edisc
Co ball team Of Bell Island, Michigan.
yic,rolas and Records. Bridgewater
| ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
DELAWARE CITY NOTES

Dolauar, CITY. Jelly 22.-Mrs. Mary
L paIcy Sarah T.. HIrtel of Wilmington
and Nrs Helen NJ. Wilder OF BALTIMORE
Mi are guests Of Mrs William Hagan.
Edith Bovd Of Baltimore is spcndingi
her vacation with Minnie Shultz
Mrs Finnegan. after spending severai'
davs with Mrs Msggio Holiday, has re-
turned 10 Philadelphia
Russell Fmnegan of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs NJ A. Holiday.
\ nartv of friends from wilmington
who. after being entertained by MT ana
Nrs William Oakes for several days, have
,e,,,rncd 10 Wilmington. They were:
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Donovan, Hannah
Uarlirs. Helen Ilarkins, Ccha trarer,
Rcg,nia Ftarer, William Burke and John
Frarer. All of Wilmington, .and benjamin
Miller of this place. !,
NrS Eirman, who has been in the
Delaware Hospital for two months, had
ono ~ her limbs amputated yesterday
Mss Ella Nclll left today for
wei : soIourn at Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Charlotte Armstrong Is wit - Mrs.
Cove Vosholl at Port Penn.
Henry Hildehrand, who has been Ill
for several months, has ;galn resumed ms
duties with the Traction Go.
= Miss Greta Holiday, who underwent an
nflprafAtn AT ~ -NElits~ ii'Hlfa'ehif
nb,a went Ia Atlantic City yesterday.
The bake held at the Episcopal parish
house ycStc rday was largely attended and
vas 4 financial success 500 beng cleared.
Iohn Wilmer. an aged colored man,
underwent an operation at the Delaware
Uospital Yesterday. lie Is doing nicely,
IaN Householder of Chester visited hls
narents. Mr. and Mrs William House
holder. Yesterday
Milton Cats. who has been spending a
,ev daNs with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nioccnt Cats, has returned 10 Phila-
delpha
Charles Powcn has heen making ex-
tens,vc rcpaIrs 10 his boat. Agnes b.
Captaln J \ Rowe, dentist at Fort
du Pont. who has been III for several days,
has recovered
The Service Club at Fort du Pont Is
Undergoing extensive alterations.
Mrs 4. r. Holiday Is entertaining hai
Palv oi Philadelphia.
\ sewer IL being placed between Wash
ineton and Clinton streets.
Neville Curley Of Philadelphia IS spend
inr the summer months with his COUSIN
Caroline Clark.
4 number Of barges owned by tht
4 Rundal Corporation Co have dockec
al Sadlers wharf re- undergo repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton, Md, July 22.-William Lowe
and Alfred Birmingham, both about
Is years Of age, who breke Belair jail
late Monday night, were recaptured
Tuesday afternoon in woods near North
East by Sheriff Atkins.
The funeral of James ) Scotten, was
held this afternoon.
Misses Witworth left yesterday for
Niagara Falls and Canada points.
Owing to shortage Of coal the Northern
Electric Co, which furnishes electric
current for Port Deposit, will only supply
light for the town between p. m. and
midnight.
Thomas r. Freeman underwent an
operation at Union Hospital for stomach
trouble.
Horace r. Ludig and Aureha Finelli,
both OF Wilmington, we're married 10y
Rev. W. II. Moon yesterday.
Mrs. Rachel f. Bedwell, of Elkton,
has been granted a divorce from Charles
Ellis Bedwell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
SOCIAL FUNCTION
' AT MIDDLETOwN

Middletown. July 22.-Mr. and Mrs:
Howard A Pool gave very delightful
dance at their home on South Broad
street on Tuesday evening, in honor OF
the 18th birthday anniversary OF their
son, John Cochran Pool. Dancing was in
dulged in on the porches, which were
lighted by japanese lanterns. Calvin W.
Dali of Cambridge, Md, was the guest
OF honor.
Those present besides the guest of
honor and the young host were; Miss
Letitia Pool. Miss Mary Records. Miss
Margie Records, Miss Virginia Johnson,
Miss June johnson, Miss Margaret Brady,
Miss Elizabeth Brady, Miss Caroline
Fouracre, Miss Edith Cochran, Miss
Betty Shallcross. Betty Pool, Burton
Pearson, Harris Mcdowell, Edwin Dona-
ghay, Percy Donaghay, Harry Roberts,
Purnal McWhorter, Burton Williams
Rogers Fouracre, Claude Fouracre, Ed
ward Records, Wilson CHM, Fred Pool, of
Middletown; Miss Edna Reynolds, Mis-
Georgia Wlggin. Edward Hart, Harmon
REYNOLDS, Jr., Paul Hodgson, of Town
send Miss Helen McIntire OF Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
BREAKWATER At LEWES
DRAWS CAMERA F|tNDS
No Sna pshots Permitted Mara
time Station Also an Object
of Much Interest.
spcci,l Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Iewes. July 22.-Fishing parties and
visitors from out-of-tovn go out daily To
the long stretch of massive rock rising out
of the water mile and quarter from
I,ewes beach and known as the Break
water. No one is permitted 10 fish from
the dock, but parties SIT on the Jagged rock
at the base Of the lighthouse, fishing until
late in the evening Sight seeing parties
are shown through the lighthouse built
on the end of the Breakwatsr by the two
keepers always IN attendance.
OF late several attempts have been
made to take photographs OF the tall
shaft, but all have been prohibited from
doing so. The inshoFe Brcakwater is 80
feet in width on its surface, ~lde enough
for several teams, but as Jagged on top SIS
the first pile OF stone on the ocean bed,
rock simply having been dumped and piled
up until reaching far above the water line.
Surrounding the lighthouse is a dock, go
by 40 feet, on which Is the OIL house, coal
house and water tank.
Midway Of the breakwater the maritime
station signals incoming and outgoing
steamers This station reports by tele-
graph to Philadelphia the moment a
steamer Is sighted bound for that port. At
the extreme end of the bIeakwater is q
red beacon light, which, when trimmed and
lighted. will burn foI three nights and days
without attention.
| At the lighthouse proper, two keepers
watch the lamp from sundown to sunrise.
| Promptly at sundown the work of starting
| the revolving red and white light begins.
To do so a gill of alcohol is FIRST used as
a torch. The alcohol is suspended IN a con-
! tainer over a cup of oil two inches IN
| diameter, which is used TO heat the oil.
| Little tutes carry the heated oil through
| the large asbestos mantle located IN the
center Of powerful lenzes, and as the bum
ing alcohol drips into the oil and heats It
| the oil vaporizes, flares up and the mantle
| is lighted About a gallon of oil buns the
! light for night.
Extending through the center OF the
| lighthouse is the mechanism which revolve.
| the light, which works on the same prin-
ciple as clock having long pendulum
on which is a 75-pound weight. This
mechanism Is wound UP and the weight
swings to and fro, the lenzes at the top re-
volving with each motion of the pendulum
below Tanks of compressed air govern
the speed at which the light revolves
Alternately a red and white light i:
thrown out at sea for miles around
Keepers come and go every ten days
there always being one on shore for ter
days leave out Of 80, while two remain OF
duty at the lighthouse.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
AT THE SUMMER SCHOOL.

Newark. JULY 22-Dr Henry "
I,,ce yice-president OF the University
~ Picking China. gavehis second and final
lecture before the Delaware College Sum
NOR school In Wolf Hall last night. His
subject was the development of the
Chinese Education. The speaker In an
entertaining way traced the history OF
the Chinese Education system from a
time hundreds of years before Christ
until the present The old ancient sy-ste
he said was thrown over IN 1913 and q
new system started which Is making rapid
progress and which includes slmplIhed
language. The Chinese the speaker
SAID are also starting to educate their
women. There are now two colleges fOr
women IN China and all the schools are
open 20 them There are 100000 schools,
Z 600 ooOO students and S35. 100000 an
nuallv Is being spent for education in
China DR. Luce also said the raising and
selling OF opium was practically blotted out
IN 1917.
Two brilliant musicals will be gwen as
mart OF the special program provided
bv the Service Citizens in Wolf Hal
tonight and tomorrow night. Tonight
there will be concert by Emily stokes
Harar. soprano; Mare Stone Langston
contralto; Henry Gurney, tenor ano
! Helffenstein Mason. baSso profundo
This quartet first appeared at Delaware
College last winter and delighted large
audience Of music lovers. All four artists
ar widely known in the musical world
and there appearance here will no doubt
crowd Wolf Hall MIR Mason formerS
lived in Newark and will be greeted by
many old friends
Tomorrow night the Emil Schmidt
quartet from the Philadelphia orchestrs
will be the attraction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
HELEN WEISS SAVED

Lcwcs, July 20, Helen Weiss, aged IL,
Of Wilmington, was rescued from drown
ing at Ocean City. Md. the aftsrnoon OF
July Is, by the coast guard. aocording to
their official report to hcndquarters mere
today .Boatswain's Mate i. g. Moore,
on lookout, saw the girl struggling on the
outer bar 200 feet off shore and some
distance from other bathcrs. lie I'M
mcdiately left his post and swan out 70
her, bringing her in safely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
FREDERICK BRIDGE BIDS.

Dover. July 22.-At the opening here
yesterday of bids for two bridges at either
end of tho town Of Frederick over the
route Of the State Highway five bids
we're submitted, as follows:
keystone State Construction Co, Phila-
delphia, S1S5,0OO.
Piel Construction Co, Baltimore, $l5l, :
600
Mclean Construction Co, Baltimore
Sl07 900.
Becker & Chapman, Baltimore, $9S,OoO
James A. Hirons, Dover, $S4, ao.
Because of lack Of quorum OF tht
Highway Commission no awards were
made, but will most likely be made withii
n few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
NEWS OF DOVER.

Dover. July 22.-The many friends
here of Representative McNabb OF VIII
minpton were not only shocked, but very
much qricved to learn of his serious
accident. which occurred yesterday at hrs
home in Wilmington.
Former Town Councilman and Oyster
Revenue Collector Charles George Wright
of this town went TO ST. Joseph's Hospital,
Philadelphia, cstNrday for treatment,
William c.. Parvis went to the hospital
today for an operation on one OF ms eyes
Mrs. James j. Behen returned yester-
day from Wernersville, Pa, much I'M
proyed in health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22

Apples are fairly plentiful but the quality
is moor and they are selling Mt so cents to
GO cents per 5-S basket. The bottom feil
out of the cucumber market here ycstcr-
dav when the price, which WAS already
abnormally low, fell from 80 cents per
bushel hamper to 25 cents. Later IN the
morning on the receipt of tclegrams from
northern markets, local brokers refused TO
buy at any price and many Of the farmers
we're compelled to haul their loads OF
cukes home to be fed to the pigs or dunn
ed in the woods and branches, Az the
latter price, the farmer after paying II
cents for the hamper, has four cents left to
paw for the planting, cultivation, picking
and hauling of the crop and his phosphate
ihi1l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
AIBANIANS BOMBARDED
BY ITALIAN WARSH1PS

London. July % Fighting in Avlona,
Albania, il reported in a London Times
dispatch from Milan. Italian warshIpa
and coast artillery bombardcd the Al
banian positions which replied with rifle
fire.
General Triomese, Of tho Italian army
has arrived at San Giovanni dc Medna'
about Is miles north Of Aviona. 70 hasten
the movement Of troops. 4 powerful line
of entertainments which the Italians be-
lieve will make impossible an Albania
advance has been formed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
DR.. Walter Hullihen, New Prcsi-
dent of Delaware College, at
Newark Today.
DEDICATE DOVER CHURCH
Airplanc Makes Flight From Nor
folk TO Milford in a Hours,
Without a Stop.
=. p,-v rx,,ninv's Correspondents

Milford. July - An aeroplanc arrived
M,ItorJ ~ noon Yesterday. having made
The tourney from Norfolk. Va, here IN
four AMI quarter hours without stop.
/, will remain her until Sunday night,
taking up passengers Next Hionuas
morn,ne Il will ga to Harrington and re-
main there during the week, taking up
pcoplc who may he m attendance at the ne
Kent and Sussex county laii' wnich VIII
l,c held in that place. The machine IS an
Army CURTIS biplanc, and IS now
. nei by Charles. LIcwelyn of Norfolk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
WATER MAIN BREAK FLOODS
CINCINNATI BUSINESS SECTION

Cincinnati. July 22.-The business
section Of Cincinnati was without water
vest .rday rs n result Of breaking Of 40
inch main which flooded the territory near
the break.
Hydraulic elevators in office buildings
could not operate and the occupants OF
the Offices had to climb the stairs. Scores
of fa ctories were unable 10 start because
of the fear of boiler explosions. A great
residence district also was affected anc
hundreds Of people gathered at the FRI
plugs with buckets 10 catch the little
water that came from them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
MRS. SALLIE MESSICk DEAD.

Laurel, July 22-Mrs. Salhe Messick,
widow of Charles NJ. Messick, who, for
several years was in charge Of the Sussex
county poorhouse and farm, died at her
residence, near Meals schoolhOuse, about
four miles from here, early yesterday
morning, after an illness of ten days.
Mrs. Messick was about IS years of age
and had been in poor health ever since
the death of her husband, few years ago.
She was a sister of Mrs l. John Collins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
DEDICATE DOVER CHURCH.

Dover, July 22-The dedication service
of St. Luke's Christian Church OF this
town, of which Rev. r. 5. Stephens is
pastor, will take place Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock Rev. ]. o. Atkinson, ID. D.,
of Elon College, y. c., one OF the most
eminent ministers of the South, VIII
preach at the afternoon service and dedi-
cate the church. DIR. Atkinson, while IN
Dover will also preach morning and even
inc at the PEOPLES Christian Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
EATS" IN LAUREL.

Laurel, July 22.-Local housewives are
leginning 20 serve that favorite summer
dish corn aud butter leans, the mention
Of which always brings smiles OF pleaarr-
able anticipation 10 the countenances OF
ter lords and masters" as they hurry
home 10 dinner. which in Sussex county,
comes in the middle Of the day Butter
beans are worth 80 cents per gallon, while
corn i bringing fouI cents per ear. Peach
- and plums are also in market, selling at
the rate Of 10 cents per quart basket,
Which Il at the tate Of SLIGO per basket.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
X. OF p. OFFICERS.

Dover. July 22-The following newly
elected officers of Central Lodge, No. 10,
knights of Pythias, have been installed;
Chancellor commander, William ID. Wat
son; vice-chancellor, Frank l.. Mckee;
prclatc. Jesse Nj. Farlow; master at arms,
Warren W. Pcttyiohn; master of work,
Claude NJ. Hinsley; inner guard, James
O. Trice; outer guard, Benjamin r.
Nurock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
HEAVY PACK OF PEAS.

Dover. July 22-The Liberty Brand
Canning Co has packed 1000 cases Of
meas during the season. Each case con-
tains ~ cans, the entire pack being
| ass 600 cans Senator Alice is per-
sonallv looking after the shipment. The
company will not pack tomatoes this
season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
SALEM BANKER DEAD.
Jacob House 81 Prominent in City 30
Years Dies After Short Illness.

Salem, July % Jacob House, eighty
four years old, for thirty years identified
with the Salem National Banking Co,
during which time lie was president
eight years, is dead at his home IA Alloway
NJ, House had been ailing for some weeks
alel death came Monday He had been
active all his life ana when taken i'll
was personally c'iltivat,r a big pete
of ground at his home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
LAUREL WEDDING.

Laurel, July 22.-Miss Flossle Eihots,
daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-. 1naries !.
Galloway, was married to Ira Eiiott' son
Of MIR. and Mrs Albert l.. Elliott, yester-
day at the home of the brides parents, IN
East Laurel, by Rev. W. Osborne Bennett,
pastor of Centenary NJ. j.. Church. Fol-
lowing a wedding breakfast the young
couple went {, Philadelphla, where their
honeymoon will be spent. On their return
they will reside IN East Laurel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
COL. HUNT ON TRIAL.
Cyarged With Responsibility for Escape
of Grover Bert.ioli.

New York, July % Lieutenant Col
onel John f. Hunt, commander Of the
Castle William prison at Governors Is
land, yesterday went on trial at court
MARTIAL charged with responsibility for the
escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoil,
wealthy draft evader.
Lieutenant Colonel G. G. Cresson,
trial Judge advocate, presided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Will We'd in Wilmington.

Seaford, July 22-Mr and Mrs.
Priestly jackson, of Cannon, have is-
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. LYDIA, to Burton Carter, OF
Wilmington. The wedding will take place
in Wilmington, on Tuesday evening,
July 27. Miss jackson is well known here
where she formerly lived with her parents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Juqoslav Cabinet Quits.

Belgrade, Jugoslavia, July 22-The
cabinet of Premier Nesnitch has resigned
as result of the chambers refusal TO
vote confidence in the ministry when a
question arose on the attitude of the
government with regard TO the selection
of teachers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
WANTS HARDING AND COX TO
JOIN IN DEMAND FOR DEBS

Denver, Colo, July 22.-Parley P.
Christensen. Farmer-Labor party candi-
date for President, yesterday telegraphed
Senator Harding and Governor Cox, sug-
gesting that all join in a demand upon
President Wilson TO release Eugene Y.
Debs, Socialist nominee, from prison