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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MRS. Gait FOR LEAGUE
PRAISES PRESIDENT
Says She'll Vote for Cox as Peace
Pact is the Only Vital
Issue

New York 0ct - al do not cnre
whether Mr.. Coxs record ~ dry or wet
am going tn vote for Mr. Cox. | am for
the si, cess Of the League Of Nations and
the abolition Of war
THIS WAS the perpration of Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Cats defense q the League
of Nations yesterday afternoon NJ the
3pth Street Theatre which brought the
audience cheering 10 it's feet
Mrs Gait SAID the League rs an IDEAL
had been handed ON for hund reda Of
years and was nohodv's personal prop
crty She told her listeners 20 remember
that when told hy opponsnts ui the Pres
ident that this was Mr. Wilson's League
She cited the consultations n President
Wilson with great Republicans. Taft.
Lowell, Hughes aud Root, and SAID the
fitness of Mr. Wilson's visit ~ Paris did
not enter into the question, TINT he
presented his fourteen points n the Presi-
dent of the United States.
II have actually heard said Mrs Gait,
"that Mr.. Wilson went 10 Paris and sold
out the whole American Nation.
''The covenant does not please every
one. No covenant could. The tgrst Con-
ststutson of our Republic dsd nat work,
but they made i new one. We SAINT some
thing up 70 which 10 educate the world
Do we waat q make the country a
military country or 70 IN for the disarm-
aInant OF the world7'
Mrs Gait contrasted EiardiLg.s ard
Coxs positions She said the best Re
publican minds had already failed 70
bring agreement She quoted the cen
Trajectory statements Of the Republican
candidate and asked.
Where are we att |, for one want the
League of Nations | want II more than
ANYTHING else IN the world But how to
get IL One thing ~ certain The Presi.
den, has the right 10 act first The Senate
must consent
81 hold that the Democrats We're morc
will. - ~ncede than the Republicans
Co. ing in Nobody knows what Hard
ing Is going 10 80 If anything can make
the Setate act II will be mandate iron
the people Of this country | don't car'
whether Mr. Cox record IS wet or dr.
shall asst my vote for him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
G. 0. P. BLUNDERS
GIVE CONFIDENCE
TO THE DEMOCRATS
Manifest Shift to Cox is Giving
Great Worry TO Party
Leaders.
PRESIDENTS APPEAL
HAS POWERFUL EFFECT
sp~cini Dispatch % Every Evening
BY Louis Seibold.
BY Louis Seihold.

New York. Oct 80 So pronounced
hes been the shift in political condifloT'
throughout tho country that Democrats
are encouraged 10 believe the trend away
from Harding NAV assume proportlofs
hv Tuesday to accomplish his defeat
The hottirp. straw votes. and export
Judgment. however. point 10 his elec-
tion The Republican rnaragers privately
produce figures TO Indicate mn imum
nf 300 votes for him or "a moro than
necessary.
Bu, thosc figures are approximately
the same ~ those three weeks ago beiof"
tn, ''hrcaks began 20 go against tho
Republican party and Ia mark the turn
of popular npinion toward 'oN ana
Roosevelt
Bmnderine by tho Republican manage
ment ut 3 stage when II seemed they cou'd
not lose aud s,uprlsli growth OF popu-
lar interest IN ard approval of the g'i"
Of Natiors arc the two fur damcr TAI causes
for improved Democratic chaucos.
The turn 10 Cox came with the lles
Moires spccch of IIardi; & he dl7-
comfiturc Of Harding was aggravatrd
nv th,. success that attended the efforts
~ presidnrt Wilson ard Governor Cox
~ arouse the "moral CO. sclct ., Of the
PpNt VI u Att Hbt't''t ~ - 80
Natio :, plus splc did team "nrk ~
the party orga' lzaiion.
d d p. IossBs ARE HBAvy
Tho Democratic managers declare That
he movement SWAY from the Harding
Cnolidgn ticket has assumed the proper
,,ora nf crusade The Republican,
managers, while admittlrg that winch =
nLv;oT,s tn An impartial observer, de
cl4re that thrv have rot loet srythig x
IN, III vote which Democratic judgment
saws has bcc shppiEg away.
The. Republican, explanation y that
tbe democratic management has been
forced 70 make show n the ciosl. 8
hours ~ tho campaign. but that the
improveme. hailed by the latter is
more apparent than roal. THIS state
me is rofutod by evId ance Of most
substantial character
Continucd on page ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BELIEVE RECOGNITION
FOR MEXICO IS NEAR
Secretary Colby Says Discussions
Give Promise Of Happy
Outcome"
~ Associated Press u Every Evening

~ Associated Press - Every Evening
Waehirgton. Oct. 30 Announcement
Nv Secretary Colby that "dlscussions
with the confidential agent Of The nFw
administration IN Mexico gave promise
of speedy and happy outcome vas be
lievrd today to he a torerunner OF recog-
1ition of that government ~ an ehriV
date.
Mr.. Colby lnte Yesterday made public
n letter from Roberto W Pesqueira. repre-
sentative mt Washir gbon % the new
government of Mexico. and IN that con
nection stated that II afforded iOInda-
iion upon which the prelimnarIes To
recognition cau confidently proceed
Nothing was said ns 70 whether recog-
milton would preccde the inauguration ~
President -elect OEregnn, December !
Secretary Colby's armour cement came
~ a surprise ~ there had b1en no lnti-
nation that the State Department VAS
20, sideflrg carly rccog ltion Earlier n
the day emphatic deaial hasi i@en made
nj the department whon i md bern
lcar0ed that !. report was n circulation
in New York that recognition waH pr
sibility
In his Intter n Secretary Colby Mr.
PeaerIeirn declared that there Was ueace
throughout MeHir0, that mot a sIr gle
rebel remained 10 arms against the
government ard that the entire country
thought IN terms 81 law and order and
rcco- sfruction
Tho T. formal ard frank conversatIons
which he had had with I nder Sccrciary
Davis, The co.. hde- fial agent sdded, ha''
resulted in cordial and thorough under
standing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CONCRETE SHIP SINKSIN
COLLISION, 1g MISSING
Shipping Board Vessel Cape Fear
Goes Down OFF
Newport
B, Associated Press 10 Every Esenl,,s

b. Associated Press - Every Evening
Newport. K l.. oct 90 Members
Of TIE coast guard crew stationed here
reported early today that no trace had
been found Of ally II the 10 missing fneTn-
bers of the crew u "a who wege on the
concrete steamer Cape Fear when that
vesscl va~ sunk in Ns,rraGaIsett hay
lqet night III a collision with the Savannah
aae steamer City Of Atlanta.
An all night search disclosed only
quantities oi wrecksge that had been
parts of the upper deck OF the Cape Fear
n United States shipping Board vessel.
Points along the shore reported wreclage
washed Oh 10 the beach but there wac no
void of the missing men Both vessels
earned only their crews.
The weather was clear with 0nly SIighr
cloudiness when the accident occurresi.
The Cape Fe0r was struck smldshlps and
sunk IN three minutes box inst in l25
fathom> the greatest Iepth IN the bay.
The cItv oi Atlanta bow WAS dams ged
badly and there was a seven loot hole
above her main deck. Her bulkheadS held,
however. ard she anchored in he bay.
She struck squarcly with her bow and cut
deep hole IN the C4y<' Fear SCATTERING
the concrete
The Cape Fear went down so quickly
that the lines that had been thrown aboard
Immediately after the crash were of little
help and the majority of the crew had To
lump into the water
OF the 15 men saved FIVE slid down
lines to the city Of Atlanta and the Others
we're picked up from the water by boats
sr ropes that were lowered to them
The cape Fear which had been lying
at anchor in harbor at providence s,nce
last June was outward bound for Norfolk
in ballast The city Of Atlanta was bound
from Savannah for providence with a
cargo Of pig iron.
Captain Garfield Of the city Of Allan a
describing the accident, said that he
picked up lights Of the Cape Fear
aud signallc,i W IN one whistle, which was
answered tie WAS bearing steadily to port,
he said. with plenty Of clearance room
when suddenly the Cape Fear swung
across his bow, blowing two whistles IS a
signal after she had turned r. cre SIS to
the other side Captain Garfield said he
ordered full speed astern but could not
avoid the collls o..
Three Of the 10 who were rescued from
the Cape Fear were injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Observation-Disclosures

Gangs vi hoys, white and black op-
Grating IN the center of the cltv. last night
kept residents alarmed. DESTROYED much
prnpertv. and gave the polcr much
trouble nv then vandalism. Many calls
we're rrc,ivcd AZ the police station from
numbcr VI people VIII" complained oi th"
boys breaking window panes, stealing
v,rle,s articles. upsettlng counters and
IN one instance hurting brick through an
rlecir,c lighted sign or Tatnall street.
One group 81 sbout fifty passed through
ratnsl street between Delaware avenue
and Eleventh street shortly before :.
several of these hOyS all oi whom car
fted either hrooms or sticks. broke ont
elsht small windows. IN the building n
the Delaware Radiator Go. on latnail
street. near Delaware avenue. Passing on
toward Eleventh street one OF them
hurled n brick through a sIgn At ku>-
sell meat market, l0ll Tatnall street
They turned Ia Eleventh street AMI
.hen were surprised by Police pfhccrs
Iap,.s Gold and Andrew Devinncv, who
had been m thAt ncighhnrhood and Who
Ind hcsn summoned by Thomas Elling@-
wnth. manager " the Russell meat
store Tho two police officers caught two
Il the Youths. while the other scsttered
N al directions making a hastV retreat
The two Youths We're taken 70 the
meat store and there 81 first denled bclng
implicated in the affair. pon further
questioning they admitted that they
we're IN the gang and told the officers where
the Other bows in the gang live
Tn. two bows arrested aged about
orrtr-n wears are prohstioners from the
Juvenile Court and had only reported
YESTERDAY afternoon st that place.
MORE rsAs TWENTY n GANG.
Ip0n being removed ~ the police sta
zion IN a police patrol car. one q the boys
started crving when informed fhst ne
would have 90 spend the night at the
Juvenile Court Detention House. Tie
and hs companion were questioned az
lenr4h and gave the police the names of
about ~ hovs IN the gang They were then
r-.-mitted to return 70 their homes and
Were informed that they would be required
10 appear before the Juvenile Court next
wrek which time the entire gang: as
far a. us,Ssihle Will he summoned before
he same tribunal.
That thor must have h-en several
-roips is evident frun the reports received
irnrn different parts ol the CITY group
Z both white md black bows appeared
T. the yleinIfN " Fourteenth street be-
tween NstKei rircet and fhe Rrandvwne
stout = and damaged porches broke door
steps. removed number of them INTO
.br center oi ths street and hrukc ali milk
hoffir. found an steps slong tho street.
Another group 81 bows operated IN the
east side IA the vicinity oi PINE street bc-
tween Eighth end Eleventh, where they
ci.hg,lr,-d windows III addition 10 re-
moving gate aui door steps as well ~
breaking up soInc " the gates snd steps.
CAPTAIN hclieher at the police station
la.t n,ght sad that he recel, ed many
c,,nnlsiDts from people about the dtpre-
da,ions of the hovs IN ali parts of the city
hut h. thought that with the CAPTURE o.
two oi the bows and their furnishing the
pobc, with the narnes OF Others tho rowdy-
isrn uss broken up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CARTOONIST REID ON
PAYROLL OF THE G. 0. P.
Statement Filed al WsshlngJOa
Shows immaculate Concep-
ton Artist Got $1,000

Washington Oct 0 H-el
New York City, ,hs csrt0onrt Eao a."
The Immaculate Conception -artclr
that appeared r harvey Neeh 'na
other Republican papsr~ has -es-'lr',
81. 900 from The Rapurlosa >are.
Committee. sccordIng q -ls. .'euen
receipts and expend'tures Sied efh ~
Clerk of the HOUSE y Represent iuvea
a REID vss 1n he pa .-' fs
committee
Two vouchers for sslsEN 81 ear
,rere Deld bim The hrst was voucher pf
NJ the date 81 June 50. 90 rhe .eccr.
wss vouvheT - 'f .he late 81 ii''
%. 1920. No repCrt 5 found showing ha.
he has vet heen paid sny amounts
august and september
The immaculate Conception oar
,oon has been -epudiated hy Sena,U
Harding Chairman HAYS q The Re
publican Committee and 5the Repuo-
Eca-S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BEWARE OF NAH. BALLOTS.
Democr ats of City and County Being
Bombarded w 18th Wrong Tickets.

Demoeratlc voters Il tins city aud rural
New Castle county received IN the mails
Yesterday and today ballots that APP
parentlv could he used IL the Coming
election. Where these came freru could
not be learned Eut it was discoy cred
that the ballots were mlAed rs lar as the
candidates and the districts were con-
eerned
From Democratic headquarters word
went out t. beware Of snv ballots re-
ceived through the mail aud Tor persons
TO nay 10 attention - them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MILITARY FUNERAL.
Body of Lieut. W. B. Lenderman TO be
Buried Monday.

A military funeral will be held Mon
day after oon in horror Of Lieutenant
Warson b. L9aderma1, Jr, L S. n whose
body arrived in this city Yesterday, and
was sent to his parents home, at Penny
Hill. Lieut. Lerderman died in France
October 16, 1918.
Delaware Post, No !, and the Fisher
Naval Post No Is, American Legion,
have charge Of arrargemef is for the fun
eral. Ex-service men will meet at the
Arrnory, Twelfth and Orange streets at
! 0 click. Following services at the Lender
mar home, burial Will be made in River
view cernetary Anumber of city officials,
ircludicg Mayor Taylor, ex-Mayors Price,
Lawson and Bird, are expected to attend
the funeral.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Of Moral the World has
Introducing
Theatre Thursday Morning October q
sandG ordinary political The
the old
The this campaign
Is think unub
whe
be appeal the conscience
nHiaton
OF
of
that
would mobilize the influence Of evixs
world and the
AMI brute
will
their backs this and patriotic as senator he
this cndsvor The league not nc perfect but is the best
that and stil
whether ready desert the for which
e
The decision the American people mu be made known ny voting
Of Presidential
candidate
Johnson
his The
Immediately Join the
v shall thoroughly
tccss and Amern institutions
with his
offs n
havcthc introducing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DEATH OF W. p. HYRONS.
Wilmington Man Slri~ken With FatSl
Illnc 50 In Philadelphia.

William 2. llyro 5, IS wears old, Of
100 West Fwesty-ffth street, di last
light 1T st Ag7es Hospital, Philadelphia,
following sudden attack Of illress az coon
Yesterday il the office Of the Peerless
Belt Laciag Machlle Co The Philadel-
phia cororer viii conduct an autopsy today
to determine the cause OF death.
Mr.. Hvrous Vas well known ii vii
mi gton He was a reslde,.t OF Penny
Hill for many years He Is survived BY his
wife, Mrs Cora > Hyrons, He was a
salesman for the company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
cox ASKS HARDING
ABOUT PROMISES TO
SENATORIAL CABAl
Hints Of Deal With PCyct end Cabi
net Position FOR CcOTg,
Harvey
WINDING UP HIS
CAMPAIGN IN CHICAGO

By Ass~iA,,.i Pre.. 20 Kgers trfs
Chlcag,, D,t 20 ltts 7tnf
Chicago nns 10 Ixs ind AMI
tame urchlizb' larad' are ~ ~" q" .''ii.
"a Gtverpt,r ft5r ,pda- fDr fhf IffHI
hrs oampAi ~ f,T 'hr ufr-idercf
0rp o,f ,ns grra'e-' .err.of ar.fr
tho campaign pianr'd nf'lefs'r
he cycriup sreoot o.
whore Gosrrr.r '.s igsnrf'
Harding 1as npmna'ff
Tho ,av,r,lor's hfs' tddrsss -
M 'irs're irdrr .rf auspf.f
Chi,Hgo tsoTuen i'r'rrF'
- uo"n - 2 ~
hrvng of steel gorte's q ~ 'fat
Mills returning Gurs
-tyeech ~ .rf'g 'ff''
FvansfrD
4f,er he a.idrrs- - 'ts FHIr
.ri,,a ~ ,udl,.r4irs ~ rrsrs
nf ~. -t- srb rs'
Co-rrtr, club aFSri' n'dn ~ .-' 4trr'
C,a,l. leoora'sd srd r rrt's
rnol,ilee arr - form tfe rsfr
tho evening ,orrhlz zh'
ynysrncrs i,tri - 'hr Fr-
Governor Cuv rnrds pui 's'
a telegram ~ 4 arfnsr ipre~fsr
IT, s.atr.t rip frltrrstgr ~ r.rrsfii' ? "a
TDcrncrra's and ltrprii
to 4crlirp r4'lfrasfrr ~ tts fearf
and n, consult gr't rthsT lsadr-. Va-
Irish and JrvgsA -aelal oIes'urs
II An elected -aid 80 z--'
II shall rrr,, grlize lie ulanfafe Nv ~r'-
infr the I,rqyir IN Esfi0rs and shf vf
ont thai solrfior ~ rprfrrer~r fr'f
-er,atr uu' srrrr,tirz rirf h~irfi f's~
va'inrs ~ lrs -.ernsssr' 'n 'rsi rr
sbaU crrs,il' g,'l W,n8rrv "a 90
u
a,J ar-. otbe-a uhr t- ,rfte ~ 'hefT t-
r,eriencn an render l~irful s~rvf-s
Flrfherrnnrr ne -0nsifrrsfF'r
=recl6e matters like fte -zu-e ~ raisr'
4 u ~, r.urrsgse ~ ~1nsiit uf'h men Nhl
nurture .hs traditions md I~~rr~ ~ 'fe
Irlab tsonls sficf mon - t0lirEr fr~s
ran and Aifred -mltn uf New rk and
DAVID Walsh W dassa rnussfts ami n
c,ure~-ior alfh 'he lrrr ~ question I slli
consult with .raders II Irvrsh tn0ugh' ~
Amerca
skror Ohm. o.. ~ ral.Iug a. ~
text fila .a.r-rHn rnade ~ senator hsr.
ding that hsii~vr / an thc irr~~' nan
that ever Wrs Nominated nv znY urrtV fcf
the l'-rsasi~nry Governor ~ ~ sIs~-f'
here .ast might s-sed hIs opps'nsut s0rne
Questions a. - alirrcd prornlsos n-A1e ~
+ the kpvrfJIc1rrf crrf1oet3 y ~ ~r'iN~sf'~
yr,up mat iIc,at~d his ncrImntlcr, ~
Nicreck as pro- 'srrnan ieaner. % i''o-vr
REYNOLDS. ChIragn tanker. n rrwnr1 b.
~.anzrs IA ne eoierRi Rs-~-v~ aGi, n
G. g. Warm. v1cs-~hair-an q 80 he'
publican commnW-, HfD has zen "a
ing funds irnrn corporation dIrcctufs n
specuiators n Mexico. sc tie As0 assr'
Il cabinet piAr- had he.n ururnised y
Cenrge HRrvev - e~nsrallV stated
he EOvernnT revtCv~d ne 1-ruru "
senator lIarrilng. RhO. - ,aid. hzs
invariably 'uilOAed ~ iead " prnrsss
AMI ~m,-- nd Lnsi2e ara fas -
Eected a. -.-o -sQfldstr ot 'he Rcrulu
can rar-t ~ such ',rs.iers 7eonue
gss ,t,e most fr~ctssie -psrtspfisr
'a,gT -.
'Tf Il 4erJ 1.t -rgef f-r go
1sr; D, HARDING vntud
...le.4 Cuvernur Cos -u4rt ~~f ,tl
harding r-sn tVIHar 90 uf 1 asr
SERIOUSLY tn t0ls -a,l faUu
49, oi hls fn.b.r e,lr vtrulu 1l.-
<aov ,hAt tnruIgnssuf 1 ,tN
public ne re -A- Asri lt .sll
COutlRGr1 ~ 49,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Match Machine improvements.

Important improvements in machinery
for making matches are claimed TO
have been realized by the inver ton of
Alexander Kelley and his son Edward M
Kelley, of 3l02 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BLACK AND. WHITE
BOYS CREATE HAVOC
IN NU'TOWNSTREEIS
Damaged Many Houses Last Night
Until Suppressed by the
Police.
VANDALISM WILL NOT
BE TOLERATED TONIGHT
;,t.,:,t.i:t::,....:..,..:t.:..t.i..:tt

Chief of Police George BLACK
.aid today that extra police oihcers
will be on duty tonight and special
orders will he given 20 arrest all
y,olaiors of the law. regardless OF
whether they are boys or men. ana
that they will he prosecuted Ia the
fulIcs, extent Of the law. in breaking
up the wave Of vandalism that has
passed over the city the past fe"
nights.
The chief declared that because
tonight, will be celebrated ~ Haliow-
cen will make no difference. rs this
does not permit violation OF law and
the destruction Of property.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Eleventh Ward Democratic Meeting

IaoIDas Heilv, ward chairman, pre-
.,ded Al Delnocratic rally held last
evening At Beech AID Van Buren, streets
Address were made by former Cou ell
mar John J McGovern and Miss Mary
NeArdle upon issues Of the campaign.
Following this instr uctions were given on
marking the ballot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Receiving Congratulations.

MIR. ard Mrs. Raymond d. Jordan
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter, Dorothy Elaine, at
the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
on October 25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Coal Distributors Office.

Robert ID. Kemp city coal distr butoF
has established his oi6cc at 500 Church
Building. southeast corner ut Tenth and
Market streets. His telephone number Is
650i.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
VOTE EARLY ON TUESDAY
DEMOCRATIC Grief URGES

Cox and Lyrch will carry Della
sare by a subst tial majority
Democrats ard other good citlzei.s
however, must ret he over-confi-
dsrt. A political campaiga is ever
over uatil the polls are closed on
election day ard the ballots coui ted.
Tho co. test is not s,umply between
tho Democratic party and the Re
publican party, but is rather one
for peace IN the Nation and Il paliti-
cally clean State. Therefore, all
good citizets, irrespective of party
affiliatioIs, will vote for Cox and
LyLch ard the whole Democratic
ticket because it is oily by SO votirg
that they can make Their votes
couit for these great and worthy
causes
IT / urge upon the mon and women
of Delaware who stal d for these
causes ard who by the thousands
see that they arc Just and righteous
the following consideration s:
/. The absolute rccessity of
votin q early OF Election Day. :.
2. The advis.,bility of exerting
the utmost Individual effort To get
Others to the polls.
3. The urgent rccossity of see
ing TO it that the ballot used by the
voter is the proper official ballot
for the representative district in
which the voter resides.
Henry II. lsaacs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Wilmington Bank Clearings.

Wilmington bank clearings for present
week totaled So. l43 600 II. for the core
spending week Of last year, 50, ,6sS, Isl .05.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Returns for Keil C.

The keil Motor Co, at Eleventh ard
Tatnall streets, through the efforts of
Henry Jacoby, the manager, will on
Tuesday hight give the returns of the
election Special arrar gements have been
made for wire TO the keil Building
and the results as received will be posted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

SIS worth OF records. free Afford Piano
Co, 210 West Ninth strset-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

storm Doors, storm sash. Porch In
..osurN- llndaD r'n' ois iaena'
.syr~t-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Weather FcrcsaS,

Bv Associated Press q kvriy LFna.AN
" Ashing ron. Oct a. FopNaat ~ luhl-
ware
Fair tCniSht prOSahly frcses ~un1Ay uif
ana ~al-Insr moderate wat utn0a
SIyN MOON .rEMFkkATURE AND rl lE
sun rose this morning. N.th
sun sets lnls aiteruoba 1.NA
sun rise bomorrO~ tnorning $50
sun sets tOmnrrOs Afternoon A.NA
Moon risgS fought 80
Length o. dAy 10 hourA 81 Iuinatea
4 .. m Yesterday. 81
5 a NJ. today ,....-.-.. N
Noon today
Highest temperature vcstertiAv
lusest teinneraturt as AIS.
Htgh tide u - mOrnlnE. tN
High ttda bhis aferncou ....
Low side this uaor.lre .......... ......... auk
tow tide tOniS ne ~. -. ...,.... ... ssr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Amusements TOnlyhl

Amusement t0nlghl
Play hcuse bASt . NeN
IIarrick- a8orvuie
Queen IA" So East
MajesCic The SOU of \ 1l n.
Riaito -' " aGon rrscks
SaVoy Chilu 70 ialc
Strand - Paris GrN~.u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Perfect fitting Eye Glasses.
Collins K Meyer, l0l " Sth ST, Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Spend money wisely. Buy Clover Dairy
Safe Mix. Phone 1540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

SshCo. children nsed Clover harv
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30

Thurles. County Tippe-ary, Ireland,
Oct 30.-G-eat damage was done last
evening in TemplemoIe, eight miles north
Of here, through acts of violence. Numer-
Gus shops we're wrecked during the dis
tuyhances.
Detsils as to the circumstances and
perpetrators were lacking this forenoon.