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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
FOUGHT IN RESTAURANT.
Police Broke up Rough House a.,
Made Arrests.

rs the result Of too muchJama1ca s....
William and Philip Wright got a Qua =
with the proprietor % a restaurant s
2l3 West Front street last + ght Accord
ing to the proprietor the brother, tne
two Negroes came d - the restauran
together and after eat.Dg efused "a na,
the bill. He ordered them out and vtei
They refused telephoned % the nchc.
station Detectives Reilly and Johnsol
we dispatched 70 the scene oi the lis
turbance
When they attempted "a put he mul
under arrest William put up ight ana
hit Detective Reilly IN the face On, .
the colored men attempted rs ise 3 gun
but escaped after the officers chase,
him as far as Second and King stree :
Judge Finger m Municipal Colri X,
day fined William SIS and COSTS ior
sault and battery on thc detective su
Philip $40 and costs on a charge os BEN
disoiderly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
CHURCH WEDDING
Marriage of Miss Elizabeth T. Bloode and
Charles Simmons, Jr.

A wedding Of much local interest took
place on Saturday, when Miss Elizabeth
T. Bloode, daughter Of Nichola. Bloode
and Charles Simmons, Jr., well known
lumber merchant. both of this city, were
quietly married in St Pauls NJ E. Church
Rev. c. L. Hubbard performed the cere-
mony.
The bride was becomingly attired in a
dark blue travelling suit Of tricotine, with
hat 10 match, and carried q beautiful
bouquet of orchids The bridesmaid, Miss
Elizabeth c. Summons, a sister Of the
groom, also wore travelling suit of q
dark blue mixture, with hat TO match
Leonard Bloode acted as best man. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim
mons started on short wedding trip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
LECTUREON IRELAND.

In St Patrick's church basement to
morrow afternoon and evening, Prof.
Hart of Philadelphia viii lecture on Ire
land as it is today. His lecture viii be
accompanied by moving pictures, taken
lately in Ireland during the recent riots.
He will also show Mayor McSwiney's
funeral in full detail. The title of his photo
play will be ''The Lord Loves the irish. !"
1t will be the first time these pictures have
been exhibited in Wilmington. The
public is invited to attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
Local Organization 10 Raise Funds for
Sufferers In Cork.

An important business feature of the
State convention of the Friends of Irish
Freedom, held in lrish-American Hall
yesterday afternoon, was the organization
of relief campaign to aid those suffering
in the devastated regions of Cork, Ire
land. A committee was appointed to
secure supplies in the way Of food, cast
off garments, etc, which is composed Of
William Maloney, John l.. Kane, Paul S.
Healy and L. S. Doherty.
James Hines, of the Patrick Pearse
Branch, was elected delegate to the
national convention. The following resolu
ton, which was presented by the st.
Brendan's Branch, was adopted:
That the United States owes debt
of honor to Ireland for the services Of
frishmen in the American Revolution,
Fifteen generals, 1000 officers of all
grades and IS per cent of the enlisted
forces were Irish or Irish descent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
WOMEN TO JUDGE ASSAULT.
One San Franciscan Excused When She
Approves Lynch Law.

San Francisco, Dec. There are
two women on the Jury trvirg Edmord
Murphy, prizehghter charged with assault
irg Miss Jessie Montgomery the story Of
which has led to a cleanup Of vice oonti-
tions in San Francisco They 1e Miss
Alice Burnett, clerk and stenographer, and
Miss Hazel ?. Stevenson, investigator.
Miss Edith Hecht was excused from
serving when she told the attorneys that
she approved of the lynching az Santa
Rosa Of three members Of Murphy's gang
There were other women on the panel
who were challenged or excused because
of their decided views as to the guilt Of
the accused.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
Concert al High School.

A concert viii be given at the High
School tonight by John Thoms. Jr,
pianist; Harry Z, Stausebach, violinist,
assisted by Emily Stokes Hagar, soprano.
Of Philadelphia who will be soloist II will
be under the auspices of Alert Branch Of
the Sunshine Society. the proceeds being
for Christmas cheer among the poor chill
dren of the east side. Tickets can be had
at the door.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
NORTHERN BAPTISTS PAY UP.
Advance S2,500,000 Their Total Under.
writing, 10 interChurch Nov ement.

BY Associatcd rress 70 Every Evening
New York. Dec. 20 The General
Board Of Promotion of the Northern
Baptist Convention today announced,
through General Director John y Aitchi-
son, that they had paid their total under
writing Of 81, 2,500O00 and interest to the
lnterchurch World Movement
BY making advance payments on their
five years subscription together with an
additional contribution toward the ex-
penses of the interchurch, one family has
made available ST. ,070 900 toward meeting
these obligations. the announcement said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
CARDINAL GIBBONS IMPROVES.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Baltimore, Md. Dec. 20-Improve-
ment in the condition of Cardinal Glib
bons, noted during the last three DAYS.
continued today, according to word from
Union Mills Md, where he has been
staying with friends for two weeks. The
cardinal sits up the greater part OF the
day and spends most of his time reading.
He receives few visitors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
CLARA SMITH TO GIVE
UP AND FACE CHARGES

By Associated Press "a Every Evening.
FL Paso, Tex, Dec 20.-Nr. and Mrs,
J. L. Smith, parents OF Clara Smith. want
ed in Ardmore, Okla, in connection with
the death Of Jake Hamon, wealthy
politician, said at heir home here today
that they had heard from their daughter
and that she had decided 20 give herself up
and face charges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
HAS FOLKS SOMEWHERE.
But Just Couldn't Find Them and He
Goes 70 the Workhou Sc.

Samuel Wise, oolored youth, who in
City Court today said he had no folks
was committed to the workhouse for 10
days on q charge Of vagrancy Wise said
he had been in Wilmington three weeks
and was unable to get work
I've got folks strollin' around some
where" he said
Officer Wallace arrested the man in a
lumber yard in South Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
SUNDAY ARRESTS.
Batch of Men Accused of Playing or
Watching Crap.

Municipal Court today witnessed It's
usual quota of Sunday gambling law
offenders, when seven men were arraigned
before Judge Finger on q charge Of playing
crap. They pleaded guilty and were
fined IS and costs
The men who were arrested last night
by Officer Brown in garage at Church
street and Vandever avenue gave the
names of John Herbig, John A. Lord,
Paul Jacobs, Clarence L. Jester, Claude
Wilson, Jacob Donohue and Louis III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
BOTH LEGS BROKEN.
John Pennell Pushed Into Street and
Was Run Over BY Meat Wagon.

John Pennell, 35 years old, Of SOB Mary
land avenue had both legs broken in a
peculiar manner this morning The police,
who made an investigation, say some per-
son pushed him from the door of a pool
room at 402 Maryland avenue He fell
out into the street and had both legs run
over by delivery wagon Of Armour &
Co, meat dealers. He was taken to the
homeopathic Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20

in defraudins ths Wilmington Savings
Fund Society, Of which he was treasurer.
Others who will enter the plea Of guilty
are Herman Knotts, George shelton,
Frank Jackson, Harry Stnats, Perry staats
Nelson Hood, Olivia Watson and William
Aston, charged with larceny; Jeremiah
Singer, charged with obtaining money
under false pretens-s, and Robert Wash
ington, larceny ~ bailce.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
FOR UNIFORM FOOTBALL
ELIGIBILITY RULES

BS Associated Press TO Every Evening
Boston, Dec 20 Establishment Of a
uniform set Of football eligibility rules viii
be discussed here next Sunday by repre-
sentatives of four big Roman Catholic
institutions. Holy Cross. Georgetown.
Boston College and tordham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
ELKS' BIG TINE TONIGHT.
On the Occasion of Official Visit of Dis
trict Deputy Murphy.

On the occasion Of the off cial visit. to
night, Of District Deputy Exalted Ruler
Edward ]. Murphey, Wilmington Lodge
Of Elks viii have big time Mr. Murphev
has requested that initiation work be put
on; therefore a class of six candidates will
be initiated. The initiation will be follow
ed by an entertainment and smoker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
, Associated P--~ 70 Every z--w-w

~ Aseocsaner F-.S 20 ET~-- -~-w
Chicago. Der 10.-CAttle r-o-suss
1900. very little dong early: -oras shs
stock % outsiders strong 20 IS c-rf@
higher. packers bidding s-es6-. 1-si~
weak. other classes mostly st@a-1v- hn-
ding around : 50, zcoc vealers Aoout Sd
cents lo~-r. b-st ste-, n EhsrA lr,vrr-
tlon.
Hogs -eceIpts 50 900. u,Arx-. sacSxlv
10 cents lorer than SATURDAYS sg-r,x.
top s. one lOsd practical TOP ? 20 ,l5nix
So IS, pigs steady % ID cents fo~-r,
bulk 2. I'D pound pixs SaSiss %
sheep r-eIpts a. 80. iat ciAzs~r sl>suF,
lsmbs top 1915. zOod ewes :, prime y-or-
hngs 5, ao .eeder amos s0id ~s<ly. ioo<
steady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
Negro Fined for Assault

Judge Finger in Municipal Court today
fined Love Thomas colored s25 on i
charge of assault and battery on Helen
Warheld, On the charge Of being drug
addict Thomas was held until Thursday
for investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
ACCUSED OF SPEEDING.

Pleading guilty to speeding on Penn
>ylvania avenue, Daniel H. Delcollei was
fined SO and costs in Municipal Court.
Hugo F. Baden pleaded guilty to speed
ing on Delaware avenue and was fined
the same amount.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
Accused Of Acting DisorderIy

Charged with dsorderly conduct, Max
Keough was fined IS and costs in Mu-
niclpal Court today He was arrested
while creating q disturbance at Tenth and
Spruce streets, after ! o'clock this morn
ING
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
VICTORY FOR GOVERNMENT
IN SPANISH ELECTIONS

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Madrid, Dec 20--First reports from
the general elections held in Spain yester-
day indicate a government victory In
official estimates are that the majority for
the Monarchist parties viii be large one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
To Winter In the Snufh

Mrs. A. F. Reed Of 900 Park Place left
Saturday evening TO spend the winter
with Mrs Frank Bellows, at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
r. l.. GALLUP DEAD.

He Was Connected With the Chemical
Department of the du Pont Co.
Frederick /. Gallup, who was connect
ed with the chemical department of the
du Pont Powder Co, died yesterday at his
home in East Bridgewater, Mass
Gallup, who was q young man, was q
son of l. A. Gallup.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-20
BUsH TO Head GUILTY.

The name of William Bush was on the
plead guilty list turned in TO the at
torney general Office by Warden NJ l..
Plummer this morning Although near he
bottom of the list in date. il easily heads it
from the standpoint of popular interest,
through the recent exposure a his actions
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-13
Personal and Social Mention

Mrs. Thomas Il. Richardson,
sister of Mrs. T. h. Kelley left
on No. 3 for her home in Gle
burne, Texas, after a visit of
one month with her sisters fam
fly. Mrs. Richardson was pro.
fuse in her many compliments
paid our town, its citizens and
neiRhboring mountain scenery.
Especially did she speak Of the
Sportsmen's Paradise in Eagle
Creek Canyon, the lure of which
will forever haunt the memories
of those who visit it.
Little Dorothy Dozier is re-
covering. nicely from an opera
ton following a recent accident
which resulted in blood poison
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Crisp left
Tuesday for Fort Sumner, where
they will spend several days with
relatives and friends.
James E. Anderson of the
Tularosa Tribune was a Carrizozo
visitor Saturday and paid his
respects to the Outlook office.
Miss Velma Dudley of Alamo
gordo visited Miss Rachel Hughes
of C%arrizozo for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Townsend
have returned to Lovington, N.
NJ, after a weeks visit with
the John Townsend family
of. White Oaks.
Miss Resale Pfeffcr of Sapul-
pa, Okla, a sister of Mrs. w. w.
Stadtman, Is spending her vaca.
ton with her sister on the 30.
nito.
Esca Kelley has returned from
East Las Vegas, where he has
been visiting friends for the past
week.
BORN To Mr.. and Mrs. O.
G. Hobbs. Thursday morning.
August IL, a girl. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
WANTED-A Horse-must be
perfectly gentle. Address Mrs.
N. G. Funk. Carrizozo, N. Mex.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-13

Eagles NEST Nv TIE OIyHtGi
Theatre had been violated to
some extent; members were be-
ing admitted without having
tickets punched and the secre-
tary had failed to read minutes
of last regular meeting. He also
petitioned Manager Dingwall for
a new electric fan for the Amen
corner of the lodge room. The
attendance has increased to such
an extent that the president was
compelled to preside over the
last meeting from a seat OF the
steps.
l.. l.. Prince. the efficient
operator for the Western Union,
is in charge of the company's
local station merely as an act of
accommodation to relieve Miss
Josephine Morello. who has been
called to Hollywood, California,
on account of the illness of her
father. Mrs. Prince is here with
her husband and the Princes,
who are certainly Princes" will
remain until Miss Morello re-
turns, or until the company
makes provisions for the local
station so that Mr.. Prince may
be relieved.
DIR. j. M. Sisley. who sue
ceeded DR.. II. E. Pine as Dis.
trict Supervisor of the Sanitary
Board, has been transferred to
Denver, Colo, where he will
enter upon duties similar to those
he performed in this district, but
owing to fact that his new dis
trict will be larger. his duties
will be greater. His successor,
DR.. Harry Kemper, will take
charge ct once.
Oscar and Charles Snow with
their families have returned from
Dublin, Texas, where they have
been for the past month among
relatives and friends, Dublin be-
ing the old home town of the
Snow brothers. They motored
each way and found the trip
both going and returning. pleas
ant indeed. Miss Delura Snow
accompanied the folks on their
return, for a few weeks visit.
The usual atmospheric of cheer
fulness at the First National
Bank is intensified by the recent
addition Mr.. Brickley has made
in the person of Mr.. Paul Mayer,
who has accepted a position with
the Bank. Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer
have now become Carrizozo re-
sidents and the family is a
valuable addition to our growing
population.
Miss Florence Lacey, formerly
OF Carrizozo but now of FL Paso,
came up from the border Satur-
day to visit for the present week
with relatives, and friends of
former days. Miss Florence was
raised in Carrizozo and her stay
will be one of pleasure to herself
and her many friends in her
former home town.
d. Dingwall and daughter
Mary left Saturday for FL Paso,
where after a stay of about one
week with Bennett, Don, and
William, sons of Mr.. Dingwall,
they will return to their home in
Comanche, Texas, in time for
Miss Mary to prepare for the
coming school term.
Mrs. Agnes Parker, mother
of John Parker left on No. 3
Monday for her home in Alamo
gordo after a few days visit
with her son and Mrs. G. r.
Hughes with whom she came to
Car izozo from Alamo last Satur-
CAV.
L. T. Bacot, ST.. left the latter
part of last week for Dawson,
N. NJ, TO accept a position in
line of advancement in the ser
vice Of the E.P. & S.W. railroad.
Louis Adams has been appointed
to succeed Mr.. Bacot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cleghorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry GALLAGHER,
Mr. AMI Mrs. John Townsend of
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-08-13
Notice

The rural schools of Lincoln
county will open September 9th,
MRS. M. L. BLANEY,
Co. School Supt.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
THE TREMBLING HOUR

The Fourth Degree. IA step beyond
the notorious old Third Degree OF
the police, is demonstrated graphi-
eally in the Trembling Hour the
Universal ~photodrama starring Helen
Eddy.
In he production a MAI is accused
of murder and charged With strang-
ling John Belding, a California mil
lionaire. Instead of denying his guilt
he asks for a week in which 10 prove
his theory of the murder. II Is
granted In that time he summons
George Bedding, twin brother of the
murdered man. from the east He
seats George Belding behind a screen
in the library and calls the ohauf-
feur in. As the man confidently
seats himself the screen is with
drawn. There sits the living image
of THE dead man. He points his fin
ger aceusingly and one of The men
eollapses.
This is a tense incident in The
Trembling Hour the attraction at
the Rex theatre, Monday.
Supporting Helen Eddy, the STAR.
are such we'll known Universal play
ers as Kenneth Harlan, Henry Bar
rows. Willis Marks, Edna Shipman,
Helen Jerome Eddy. Gertrude Astcr.
Anna May Walthall and Carl Stock
George Seigmanp directed the pro-
duction at Univerasl City from a
story by Kenneth b. Clark.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES SHOWN.

Gowns that for beauty and style
outrival anything yer seen on the
| screen are a feature of Cecil 3. De
Miles latest screen masterpiece,
why Change Your Wife, de-
signed especially for this production
| by M of the worlds premier design
ers, these costumes are the final word
in fashion and sheer beauty.
Gloria Swanson aud Bebe Daniels.
who play the leading feminine roles.
display wardrohes which run The full
galnut of my lady's wardrobe. Cor
geons negliges, simple and dignifed
house dresses. and stunning evening
gowns are displayed at every angle of
the story.
In addition to the principals. q
humber OF lesser screen luminaries
appear In the picture and the same
care has been taken in gowning these
characters that was displayed with
the more important roles. A scene in
the shop of a fashionable modiste and
various hotel and ball enc
furnish opportunities for the display
of many fascinating gowns of every
variety. To be seen ait the E'y the
atre Wednesday and Tnursda..
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
NEWS
BOYS IN SWIMMING FIND
BARREL OF GOOD WINE

\ number of boys went swimming
in the old swimmin' hole. west of
town, and on the edge OF the pool,
securely tied TO o post. they found a
barrel of wine immersed in the wat
or. On their return To town they re-
ported to the officers. who inyesti-
gated and who brought the barrel tn
the court house, where IL lies
securely under lock and key.
The wine IL a part of a shipmen,
stolen from a box ear in the Western
Pacific yards, three barrels being
stolen from a shipment that was GO
ing from California TO New York,
What became of the other two bar
rels the officers are attempting to
discover. The door of the car had
been broken open and the liquor
stolen after the a arrived here and
was waiting to be made up for the
next east bound freight train.
The officers believe that the wine
was loaded on a push cart and taken
to the railroad trestle and dumped
into the water and anchored in the
pool. -Elko Free Press.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
ENGINEER SAVES LIVES Of
PASSENGERS NEAR RENO

Dozens OF passengers OF the train
between Reno and Virginia City were
saved from almost certain death by
the presence of mind of the engineer,
u. w. Davis. who discovered a huge
boulder on the track near San Diego
station. and by quickly applying the
air brakes prevented q wreck which
had possibilities of being one of the
most serious in the history of Ne
vada. says the Reno Journal. The
train could not be brought to a COM
pIete stop before striking the boul-
der, which weighed several tons. and
the engine was as a consequence. de-
rallied.
Had the train moi been brought to
an almost complete stop the locomo-
tive and all the coaches, with their
cargo of human lives. wonld have
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
"FAITH ENDURIS'.

4 bitter feud is raging between the
ranchers in the vicinity of Grindstone,
New Mexico. and the officials of the
Rex Copper company. The trouble
has already passed the stage of
threats and has eliminated in open
wararfe.
The ranchers under the leadership
of JEFF Flagg and James Lee, whose
range Is neares; TO that of the copper
company. claim that since the erec-
ton of the mining company's new
smelter the grass on their properties
has been shrivelled up by the copper
dust, and the waters which slake the
thirst of their cattle have been pol
iuted. Frankly, the cattlemen stats
that it is a question of the survival
of themselves or the copper company.
md they do not intend TO be wiped
out. Faith Endurin' " is the name
of this unusual western story which
departs from the conventional paths
and supplies entertainment of a rare
and high order. Roy Stewards smile
that prizes the worries OFF the heart
of millions, and Fritzie Ridgeway's
bonnie beauty are very evident and
extremely satisfactory in this Triangle
picture which Will be shown at the
Rex theatre on Wednesday night.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
At the Theatres
THE TURNING FONT

Acting as a paid professional host
ess of fashionable house parties,
Katherine Mcdonald, in the film YER
sion of Robert w. Chambers novel.
The Turning Point" which will be
screened at the Ely theatre. Tuesday
shows such an uncommon occupation
10 be practical and well suited to the
needs of a woman Of gentle breeding
and refinement who has been forced
by adverse circumstances To make
ner own way.
Aud Miss Macdonald, as 1siana
Tenant, member of a prominent San
Francisco family. suddenly thrown
into BANKRUPTCY, seems to known how
10 do il TO the queens taste. DIANA,
with her sister Silyette and the un-
solicited aid of James Edgerton,
partner in the ruined firm of Edger-
ton-Tennant company, make great
progress in The home of IL. Riyott, a
millionaire socially ambitious for his
children.
So great is this progress in fact
that Gaylord's son falls in love Win
Silvette. and Dianna-well. every
body loves her.
Dianna is the center of attraction
Mt social functions arranged under
her direction in the millionaire's
home. One of the most unique of
these affairs is a Halloween party,
in which members of this exclusive
circle dance and play In he most
grotesque masquerade costumes. The
otherwise dignified Rivett cayorts
around in oyeralls with a pitchforh.
The part of professional hostess
proves a stepping stone 10 better
things for the Tenant family, final
1y resulting In the removal of n stis-
ma against Dianna's name and soyl-
ing a problem of the heart.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-20
CA. GOES OVER EMBANkMENT

Deputy State Superintendent Neel-
ey. son and daughter, had a narrow
escape from death or serious injury
last Friday night when their ear ran
off the grade on the Osina hill. They
were returning from Ogden and had
been travelling all day, Mr.. Medley
and his son taking turns in driving.
Both were tired out and the son WIS
driving. and was asleep when the ear
struck the top of the hill, going
forty miles an hour. There is a sharp
turn right at the top, but the car
kept going on straight, off The grade
and down into the gulch below. The
driver Weakened in time TO apply the
brakes, and stop the car before the
bottom had been rachel, and the only
accident was flhe breaking OF Il of
the wheels. None of the occupants
were eve bruised, but II was a mar
row escape and it is hard TO figure
out how the car escaped from turn
ing over