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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT PARTNER to furnish $500 against
my experience, to raise chickens and vege-
tables &c. | have 3O-acre farm located
in Pennsylva uia. i6 miles from Whining
ton, Del. Partner can hive ON farm If desired
Address y e. Every Evening once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02
HOTELS.

sTOf AT THE ANNrA dOTEL--EAst
Fourth street good rooms with not water
noat IuD and shower uaths. s2.5u. .3.ul
ana s4.u. weakly. single beds 35c aud
soc. 75c Sl.Ou Open day and uight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02
MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

kEAlJi4>u standard AM nor mot tor
cycles. Expert repairing on al makea
sou machines at reasonable prices Vii
ming ton Cycle Co., 400 Market streel -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02

PLASTERiNG
LOWE BROS.
Phone 57o7 " RES 1897 shan~~>ss Ave.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02
SITUATIONS WANTED.

BEACON STUDENT wishes work on Fri.
day evenings and Saturdays. Gail 92ls W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phones.
George r. Lang Co.. 1905 Orange.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-02

KATHERINE fINAN, Hair Dressing Par
Tors. BrownSon Bldg. Electric shampoo
Permanent French wave and curl Facial
massage. Rest grade of hair goods. Phone
1876.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
FANS MUST WAIT TO
SEE IF CARPENTER
CAN REALLY FIGHT

before the Frenchman wasn't even
lifeike. Il didn't bounce back worth
a darn
Carpenter had everything his Own
way and showed his speed. his feint-
ing ability, his footWOrk and MS
punch.
he Gid it we'll Wen admit that
But he didn't show US how he
can fight, because he had moth
Ing to fight with. There lFus no
competition. LcrinElzy went IN to
Eef the Ehort-ends and that's inst
what he got. He knew he was IN
for a licking, and he got that, too.
Dan Morgan. talking LevimsizT
into that match. reminds us Of
Lew Fields In aThe Girl Behind
the Counter which played at the
old Herald square theater years
ago.
LEWIS stage wife was talking about
kicking off She telt sort OF SICK
and began to think Of being planted.
She said 10 Lew;
HNoW, at my funeral want things
arranged SO that you'll be N the llrsr
carriage with my relatives
Lew Looked sort Of sicAf and plped.
"Oh, but ] HAII them-
The wife was quite insisteut and
Lew walked up and down the room
as she talked he Just dreaded the
thing.
Finally he stopped walking, and sit
ting down opposite her said in a
weary voice.
"W-e-l-l; all right, But IT'LL
SPOIL THE DAY FOR NE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

New York, Oct. 23-FcotbalI tool
On a more serious aspect today al
many Of the bigger eastern colleges
where prominent teams were pittet
against rivals Of considerable impor.
lance compared with trial horses OF
early October. Unbeaten Harvard
thrice victor over eastern elevens and
once over a western rival, met the
Centre college team from Kentucky
Georgia Tech faced Pittsburg. and
West Virginia was at New Haven for
a clash with Yale. Pennsylvania
brought to Philadelphia he virginia
military institute team
Important sectional contests were
headed by the Navy game
at Princeton, the initial encounter this
season Other prominent games OF
today include Cornell against Col
gate; Tufts against the Army and
Syracuse against Dartmouth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
FAST GAMES IN
BASKETBALL
AT " GYM

There is much conjecture on the
part Of the basketball fans regarding
the First Christian and First Meth
odist game on Saturday night Of this
week in the Y. n c. A. gym
The former took Trinity into camp
last week, but the defeated claim
thar they were minus two OF their
best performers The real strength
Of the First Christians viii be de-
termined when they run up against
the champs This game is called at
eight.
The ESQ o'clock game between the
Central and First Bantists looks like
a First Baptist win. but there IS many
a slip and captain Martin sure is
a hustler and may have a world beat
ing five lined Up.
Does Practice Count.
II practice counts for anything then
the First Presbyterians have a look
in in their game with the Cathedrals
az $3.50 o'clock. The Presbyterians
have weight and ability, but the Ca
thedrals are banking on having a lit
tie bunch Of speed that the former
can't boast.
The big. hard, close battle viii oc-
cur at 9 o'clock when the old ex-
champs Of St. Clements play the
who thinks that the Mexican boys
haven't speed and skin didn't see them
trim the Sinai boys last week. The
Episcopalians will have to step some
10 register a win.
ut Sinai viii try to stage a come
back al $3.50 o'clock. when they play
Trinity. The latter five is trying the
same thing, so both teams can be
counted on to put on a real game.
superintendent Comstock IS putting
In extra bleachers so the seating ca
pacity VIII be increased considerably.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

himself TO the Yankees. Naturally. the
sale or trade was invalid. The DWyer-
kittredge regime came TO an end
Nay 10. five days after the Washing
ton club had turned IN its first Vie
tory Of the year.
The pitchers responsible for
this victory were Case Paften,
Ieft-hander OF Wesfport, n. T.,
and Ed Dunkles riGhf-hnnder.
from some place in Pennsylvania.
They held the Yankees to 10
blows on Nay 3, 1904. Washing
ton getting a dozen yTaIlops off
Ambrose Pullman, southpaw and
Bill Wolfe northruw. Lew Drill
was behind the bat for the win
ners- Monte BevIIle offIciated IN
This capacity for the losers.
The score by innings;
At New York. Nay g. 1900
Washington 200 s2o sso-s p z
New York .-..10Q 90 90 10 s
Batteries-Patten. Dunkls and Drill
Pullman. Wolfe and BeviIle.
Pat Donovan now assisting Fred
Mitchell IN running the Cubs became
Washingcon's manager on May 10 and
thereafter the Senators pulled no
more Of the kind OF stuff that had
marked -heir work under Eittredge
and Dryer.
Here s the dope on the other
American league teams that dropped
~ straight Zone tie after its first
beating az the start Of the season
the Washington Senators OF 1900:
April 4-Philadelphia. 8. Washing
ton, 3. Plank against Wilson.
april s-Pnlladelphia. g. Washing
ton, 9, 90 inninEs)- Henley against
Patten.
April 1s-Phnadslphia, II: wash
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
Tigers Lose I3 Games Narrow
Senators Held Old Record
Senators

WHAT the Detroit Tigers did this
w spring. when they lost 13
straight before they turned In a
victory, the Washington Senators did
16 years ago at which time Hugh
Jennings postofflce address was Ball
tlmore. Nd. and Clark Griffith's New
York City. n. y. 10 IS hard to say
which team-Detroit Of this year or
Washington Of IS years back-did
the worst tn the matter Of consecu-
tive reverses for the Senators had
Il chances 20 win on the first IA
days they played and spurned them
all Losing the first day Of the sea-
son 70 the Athletics the WashinEtous
the next day played a 10-inning draw
with the White Elephants and then
proceeded to accept u more beatinFs
falling TO get a run in four Of these
reVerses.
Senators Won Easily.
The tide turned on Nay 5 at New
York. Clark Griffith then tempted
tate by sending a young southpaW
against Washington's consistent
losers, and the Senators knocked him
here and yon, knocked him out Of the
box and won by a score Of 9 20 &.
So Nay 3. 1904, should be put
in the list OF notable Warrington
baseball dates just as May 3,
1890, O. one OF Dctroif's red letter
baseball days. The difference be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

ington. .. wadden against Town
send.
April 1s-Boston, 8; Washington.
0. Tannehill against Wilson.
April 19-Boston. l. Washington. O.
Winter against Townsend.
April l9-Boston. g Washington.
0. Winter against Townsend.
April 22-NeW York, .: Washing
ton, o. Chesbro against Patten.
April 23-New York. a; Washing
ton, 8. hughes against Mason
April 25-New York. 6; Washing
ton. ]. Powell against Wilson.
April 29-Boston, &; Washington.
s. Dinneen against Dunkie.
April 30-Boston. 4: Washington, I
Winters Young against Jacobson.
Nay New York, s. washington.
o. Hughes against Patten.
May 3-NeW York. 6. Washfnrton
2. Powell against Mason.
Nay 4--NaW York, 6; WASHINGTON.
3. Chesbro against Wilson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
New York Fans
Like Mitchell

When Richie Mitchell outpointsd
Joe yelling in Philadelphia recently
one Of the New York critics re-
marked. That boy Mitch II Is about
the finest piece Of fighting ma
cninery have seen around here in
some time like the way he handles
himself, and II there is any one who
has chance against Benny Leonard.
IN my opinion. 10 IS the Niluaukee
boy. ] have not seen Pinky Mitchell
in action, but from what I have seen
q Hichle he viii do me-" Tex Richard
had man 70 look Mitchell over and
nls report must have been good for
the promoter Of Madison Square Gar
den made the Milwaukee boxer a
handsome offer for vTo matches in
New York, one with some one TO be
selected by Richard and the other
possibly with Leonard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

tween the Washington team OF
lo04 and the Detroit team OF 1920
WIS that no one was surprised
when the Senators got vruIloplne
after WnllopinE, while everybody
vas surprised when the Tigers
this spring were getting 81 In
theif noble neeks.
The person who ought to write the
story CT WashinEtons' long run OF
reverses ct the start OF the season
Of 1904 Is Malschi Jedediah Kittredge.
once Clark Griffith's battery partner
whose speciality was winning pen
nants In the winter time after he
ceased pasuminE and when he was
managing miner league teams.
KITS teams Invariably finished
first IN the Stove leaFues generally
last In their own leagues. He was
team manager OF the Washington
club at the start Of the 1904 cam
PAL gn-possibly manager in name
only, a Mr. Dryer being business
manager and apparently having a
good deal 10 say about running the
ball club
Were Considered Jokes.
The Senators. at the Kickoff were
considered Jokes and they lived up to
their reputation. One Of the last
things kittredge did before he quit.
business manager Dryer resiEning at
the same time, was 10 SELF Cor trade)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
O'DOWd Nay Box
French Champion

Nike ODOWd, former middleWeiEht
klngs and several OF the $50 FOUNDERS
about the country. have CHALLENGED
Georges Carpenter since his victory
over Levinslzy- Most Of them prob
ably know that the Frenchman Is stilI
tied TO a movie contract, but his
manager, Descamp. expects TO FREQ
himself from the agreement with the
movie people Big offers have been
received BY the French star for fights
with O'Dowd, Harry Greb and Tommy
Gibbons he was offered $4,000 WITH
side bet Of $4,000 sor Nike; $4,000
ZOE Gibbons and s55s000 for Greo.
These amounts sound rather small
compared TO 100000 which Charles i.
Cochran, Of London, offered him this
year for Dempsey match. However,.
Il the match with Dempsey IS MAZE,
the chances are the figures win run
into the skies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 23.-Aero-
nauts OF four nations were busy early
today with final preparations for
the international balloon race which
starts from here at $50 o'clock this
afternoon.
Weather conditions were ideal. A
clear sky and a gentle breeze from the
southeast raised hopes Of cnnrest-
ants for a chance 70 win the coveted
Bennett trophy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
TO OUT OF Town CAR OWNERS

You should be able to buy these tres
from your local dealer. IF not, we win
fiji your order BY mail. Send $500 with
order. Tires viii be sent C. 0. D. for
balance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
CoCERT II FoRT No..

Following Is the program 70 be
played at Fort Bliss tomorrow eve
ming at $50 o'clock by the Eighth ca
airy band.
March. -Puniauh" -Payusl. Overture
The Golden Dragon fKlnrl Baritoue
solo, Evening star" performed By rnu-
sclan first class. Edward Lee CWarnerl.
selection ''lraViata" CFlrdl. arrunced By
Aeyrellcsl. WALTZ. wedding Of the
Winds tHal)- March. National Fenci-
olea- lsousal. FINALE, Eighth Cavalry
Air. fIailahowrEil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Saginaw Mich, Oct 23-Capt. Bob
Roper, Of Chicago. claimant Of the
American army heavyweight title.
knocked out Soldier Jones, OF To-
ronto, Canadian light heavyweight
champion, in the eighth round Friday
night. Roper wore Jones down in the
infighting. A right TO the jaw put
the Canadian away after he had been
down twice for the count Of nine IN
the final round. Roper weighed 182
and Jones 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
TEAM
HERE TO MEET
ELPASO STARS

FL Paso was again host to CASEY
StangeIs tribe Of all stars SATURDAY
morning when this troupe OF barn
stormers arrived for a two game
series with the FL Paso picked Army
and City league team
Srengels team has not been de-
feated so far this season and is con-
fident Of taking the FL Pasoan's into
camp III the two game series. They
intend to get back for the defeat
handed them last year when the Pass
city team won three successive games.
The lineup OF the Stengel team in
cludes some Of the best known men
IN the baseball world and they in
tend 20 keep right on winning. IN
cidentallv-
After leaving FL Paso the STENCIL
team wiz 80 to Silver City. N. n, and
VIII also make other towns in the
southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23
Nay Reopen Case
OF Ball PLAYER

The prosecuting attorney OF sacra-
mento has made It known he may re-
open the charge against Jimmy
CaFeneyi san Francisco shortstop. FOR
the killing OF the japanese operator
OF pool hall about a year aEo. his
statemen IS that when the prosecu-
ton Of Caveney was dropped Il was
By agreement the ball player would
pay the slain mans widow $500 and
$3.50 month, and this, says the
prosecutor, Caveney has not done.
Caveney says he made no such agree
meut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

hTEW YORK. oct. GAS Georgia
~ Cohan says. Up. 2. Baruum had
fhe rfrht idea" The more you
-rim z sucker, the better he likes e.
New York and New jersey saps paid
more than 100000 to see Carpenter,
the French wonder man, tip over an
old, foundered boxer, Bat Levlnsky, In
f0ur rounds
ANY guy who knows his right shoe
from his left could figure that Car
center would win ia a punch or two
The Freuchman did He had moth
lnE IA front Of him 10 fear. lie could
80 as he pleased. The punching bag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

Camden n. j. Oct 23.-1IiKe
ODowd- St. Paul middleWeight. out
fought Frank Carbone, New York. in
a 10 round bout Friday night Car
bone substituted for Augie Rather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-23

one Of the late purchases reported
ny the Chicago White SoN Is pitcher
Domlnlck Mulrennan. from thef Co
lumbus association club,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05
soTIcE soK PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. a. \.
Land Offies al HALEY. Idaho. Do
esmbef 8. 1919.
Notice Ii hereby given that Gather
Inc A. Owens, OF bogerson. Idaho.
who. on November ~. 1916. made
Homestead Entry No. 02ili4. for VIZ
NwA, WAswA. Section 10. Town
ship 10 South Range IA East. Boise
Meridian, has filed notice "a intention
10 make fnai three-year proof. To
establish claim To the land above de-
seribed. before H. II. Powers. H. 3.
Commissioner. at Twin Falls. Idaho.
ON the zznd day OF January. 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alfred &C. Player. OF Rogerson. Ida
no.
Noy &c Bracket OF Rogerson. Ida
no.
W. Homer Craven. OF Hollister.
Idaho
John T. Roberts. OF Twin Falls.
Idaho.
BEN n. GRAY.
Register.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05
4AROA MOTIFS

~ IeAtee and wife and ySl
vmsa and family called on w. .
dius who have recently moved on
Heddias dairy farm southeast 81
hl. On Sunday afternoon.
cur nsw school wagon drivers are
ly Deli sBd " J Beau
10 s.asss enumeration viii iinlsh
this ~ssk
unmbss VI people from Iris com
1liy slf-nasd the luDiof class PLAY
Flisr Friday nishf
hs out LOOK foF an electric power
a. siafoa ls brighter A month
probably see the line completed
D~y<f aaa family have recent
nsyed into the property purchased
> n Walker north ~ the school
RAGS De Aiozs viii stay 81 The
hesss ~ha nnisL The sishlh grade
~ sss@ash year eiasa wrote nnsl
Hi1.afi1A an Physlology and the
srass Ga History last week
afoAr hauled coal for the school
DAP f1DGnlnk
Nuf somnanify was sell represent
80 Tee slsssr a. pis feeding
np.on ylois Diehi Ia He'd Cross
ms. Margaret Chssfesn 10 buliefin
us tfiEst ysaTJ and John Hoiiihan
bean sso~inx John foliihan 10
state ehamplna bean elnb boy /
puftins u midi 10 say that
f4a IL proad Of her winners and 4
~ho helped win.
hgboys and girls report sn sx
snt tins In f0csfsllo and wers
fclsiiy pleased that they met Gen
rsfstins aud shook hands With
be ssssath and siEhih grades are
pafinx fof tho state examination
history sad physiology
fa Malone and Mrs. W T..
drsth sere~d hot lunch 20 tho
trsn Monday.
"a p~Aoss and family are moving
heir farm near fiuhi
ian slsrsr. n . Malone and X n
.tt aftsodsd the Heed Show al
aislio last week
ueDfxs Bear and Lillian Makouaky
represent Msfos In the school
isst to be held Ia February.
a u ksssisr. W T. f-andreth aud
u MsAtss attended Masonic lodge
flisr Saturday nixht
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05

l. completed and the family intends
To take pc session this week.
Little Milton. Youngest ebili
Mr. and Mr.. Ed UlrIch. is re-
covering nicely after having n
serious operation performed on
the glands Of the neck.
l.. G. Meyer left for Missouri
10 visit his aged father.
Miss Marie Becher OF TWIN
Falls visited friends and relatives
on the Clover tracs Iast week.
Rev. w. DanneDfeldt and
family visited with Rev. ScblIcbt-
ing Of Bull sunday afternoon and
evening.
Ernest ReiDke and family who
have spsnt the win e. with
reIsti res in Nebraska arrived hon
last Friday.
Mrs. Albert Herman Sr and
Two children visited Ia Twin Falls
over Sunday with relatives.
IL. q. keinke recently purchased
! Hudson Supcr-Six seven
20 ssenger car. lie has put in
rider for tractor.
Nm. Herman Jr. had bis tonsils
emoysd last Monday at DR.. Nc
iusky's.
Mr.. and Airs. Oscar Christian
4 Twin Falls visited last Friday
nth her parents, w. Is. Hsglers.
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Leonard Wood to Lead
Methodist Choir

l.. L. Wood. formerly director o
the Baptist choir. has accepted q sim
liar position with ths Methodist cbofl
and orchestra and will take chsrgs
% his new duties early In February
In addition 10 direcflnx the vocal
music OF the church it 10 understood
that he will be Ia charge OF the Estho-
iist orchestra, which plays SUNDAY
evenings
Mr. Wood has more than made good
as a leader Of musical Organization
ia Twin Falls nv has directed sue
eesshsiiy a number of esnisixs and
musical features given BY tbs Baptist
choir during she past year and has
Nofk~d hard FOR shs success 90 that
Organization.
lie 10 already looking forward col
the work with great Interest large
choir viii be organized and drilled
20 sing al ihs regular services and
great many musical features will
be- given from time 10 time La sd
alton 20 the regular choral work
There all be qua ffets tslos. aud dn0s
organized and the church has mum
brr OF capable soloists sh0 have
promised 10 Do their part
IN present plans matssislizs this
will bs In ths front In
music as there Is great deal OF
talent Ia ths church aud this will
be- lined up BY Mr. Wood 80 that tho
best results can bs obtained.
Mr Wood has had a great deal Of
experience In directing ehoirs lie
iireeted ons Al Hsrio~ton, Montana.
md has headed orehestras la many
parts Of the country. In addition 10
sis talents as a diFsetor. no posssssss
! ilns baritone voice ana 10 an sx.
port clarlnetist.
Mr Woods many friends con
Ifafulate him on his success Tor no
. deserving Of the position which he
las been rendered. Twin Falls Times
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Clover News

A little girl arrived At the homo
Of Henry Lutz last Thursday.
Mother and child arc doing nicely.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. III. Schafsr
have gone to Jackson. Missouri.
To attend tho funeral OF tho isttsr's
mother. Miss Flora Schafsr 10
managing the store during her
PARENTS absence.
The now bungalow Of j. Raster
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05
uENsos1rE CHURCH.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
chiIdrens meeting 6 p. N.
Y. P. Meeting : p III.
Sermon $40. VII,
o'clock.
5 Hondrich, Pastor
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH.

Sunday School 10. m. in
charge of w. I. KaIbheisch.
Preaching ! / a. m..
G. w. Plummer. Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.

Stop Listen :
Sunday Services
10 a. IN. Bible school.
IL a M. Preaching.
7:30 p. IN. Evening Preaching.
Thursday evening 3 o Jock
weekly PRAYER meeting.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
John Chandler. Pastor.
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rfDfgAL FARM LOANS

r,oss desiring loans in the spring
should make application now. Inter
-, slh psr cent. See Dickey, next
door 70 Farmers National Bank Blhl.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05

There il reason for the big number
OF Want Ads We carry.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-05
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS.

10a. IN. Sunday the Bible schoo
under the superintendency of L.
Otto.
IL a. 10. Morning worship.
700 Evening Service.
All are Welcome.
G. 4. Deal, Pastor.
, 1920-12-04
Correspondence.
Denies Bride
Charge

Rumours that a subscription bride of
SIS, 900 was settled on members of the
American Federation of Labour to enlist
their services for creating friction and
disorder at the Labor Union demonstration
of December 1st. in order to invite military
Intervention, is being famed into fame
is not believed to be the Slightest founda-
If the civil government" fanatics who
are seeing things" in these days. Mr..
Davis's organization is well regarded at
this end and would not be Sc ected for
any such connivance even if someone
could be found unprincipled enough to
propose and finance it.
CONTRIBUTED.
, 1920-12-04
TELEGRAM
ST. CROIX STATION.

Paris, Nov. 3Oth.-The Bill for the
re-establishment of the Embassy to the
Vatican was adopted by the Chamber
today by 397 to 309.
Washington, November Both -Presi-
dent Wilson has accepted the invitation
of the League of Nations to act as me-
diator in the Armenian situation. Mr..
Wilson's acceptance is conditional up
on the use of moral influence. He ex-
plains that he is without authority to
employ force without the consent of
Congress. The invitation to mediate
between the factions III Armenia was
extended to Mr., Wilson last week
through M. Paul Hymans. President of
the. League Assembly. Mr.. Wilson al
ready has consented to fix the boundary
lines of Armenia, and he now has be-
fore him special reports on the subjects.
There has been no indication, however,
when he viii complete this work.
New York. Nov. 30th.-Raw sugar
was somewhat unsteady early today, but
prices were unchanged. There were
sales of A 900 bags of Porto Rico's, about
due 10 a local refiner @,5.56 %delivered:
The unsettled feeling in the spot rlar-
ket led to further selling in sugar futures
and prices at midday were about 5 70 IL
points lower. s 4.;3e.
Geneva, Nov. Both. Addressing the.
Assembly of the League of Nations. to-.
, 1920-12-04
Nation Wide Campaign
St. job j. 5 Chur : a.

CERTAIN it is that if all the power in
the Episcopal Church can be called
" into active expression great, things
will follow. And this is what the Ma,
ton Wide Campaign proposes to do, 1t
is to inform, awaken and enlist all who
aro in relation or who can be brought
{ Our people have all been doing real
things for the Church. It will give
them a new love for the Church, and
will give their religion a new meaning
Democracy is only safe for the world
when it is developed in the spirit and
fellowship of Jesus. Christ. And 1t is
for us who believe in Him to see tnat
democracy shall be so developed.
SERVICES TOMORROW at 9.3oa. M
and 730 p. m. :
, 1920-12-04
LOCAL.

There was q concert by the combined
Nayy Bands of both towns yesterday al