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Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
Toothpick Brings Back
Voice OF Ex-Soldier

Sioux City, Ia. Swallowing n
toothpick was blessing In dis
cuise for Donald Cuttings of this
city, an soldier. here. At
dinner bit OF toothpick lodged
in his throat and he coughed
violently, choked and nearly
strangled before It was dis
lodged,
But when he had recovered
he found that his voice, which
he had almost lost following an
attack at ST. Mihiel, September
l2. l9lS-just a year to the day
had returned. After recover
ing from the gas attack Cuttings
could only speak In a husky
whisper.
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

opening. A few bottle, Of 5. 5. $.
tie great vegetable blood Insdi.
sihs. will Teviialsss your blood aud
give you new strength Asi .
healthy. vigorous vitality, Every
one needs Il just now 10 keep ths
system IN perfect condition. ca
70 your drug store and get boiils
to-day. and II you need any nsdi-
cal advice. you can obtain i NiLA-
out cost BY writing 10 Medical Dl-
rector. Swift Specific Co. " SSift
Laboratory. Ailaals. Ca.
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
Almost EVERY Human Aimsn'
10 Directly Trsee~ble TO Inn
purities In the Blood.

You should pay particular heed
20 any indication that your blood
supply Is becoming sluggish. or
that there Is . lss,enlRg In u,
strong and vital force. .
By keeping your blood eleansed
your system more easily wards on
disease that b. ever present, watt
ing 70 attack wherever there h an
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To halt pint Of water add os Ray Rum
q small boz Of Bafbo Compound and Y
OF. Of glyccnns Apply 20 the hair twice .
week until Il becomes the desired shade
AM druggist can put ths up or you cas-
mir Il At home AZ very little cost IL win
gradually dafksn s'rraksd. faded gray hair,
and Vill make harsh hair sof, and glossy
IL will DOT ra'of the scalp .. not sticky %
greasy. aud does not rub % ADV.
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
Whole World In Grave Danger
Through Advancing Tide
OF BoIshevism.
NOW FLUSHED WITH VICTORY
Practically Al Of Asia 10 Open TO the
Propaganda, and Result May Bs
BIoodisE Chapter In Worlds
History.

wHshing'on,-The danger 10 the
world from bolsheyism was never
greater than at the present moment
The collapse ~ the Russian national
forces under General kolchak in ~,
IBERIA aud the retreat ~ General prni,
klnes army from the Moscow front
mr." regarded In every capital IN Eu'
r"p" and In Washington as constltut
ing n threat ~ possible Invasion of
Europe. certain penetration by IN.
holshryikl IN Asia and menace 10 the
peace ~ the cntir. world.
Even Prince Michael Cantncurene.
husband ~ granddaughter ~ rrcsl.
dent Grnnt Who has Just arrived IN
the United States. while hopeful that
the Russian national forccs may still
save themselves. cunf.-ScS that their
plight l. desperate unless allied aid
reaches them They have NJ shoes.
no clothes very little ammunition and
very little food. n the allies wish to
stop m. spread ~ holsheylsm through
out the world they must come 20 the
rescue ~ kolrhak and Dcnlklue"
This II tho belief ~ n man Who Il
fresh from siberia and who Is optlmls.
tic enough 20 advance tho opinion that
II holsheylsm csn De- kept Isolated in
Russia II will wear Itself out by its
own eNcesSss
On the Hish Tide Of Victory.
The word "lf' makes all n. diner.
ercc IN The world. Hut the fact ls that
holshcvism Is now riding on the hish
tid" ~ victory and there does not seem
one chance IN a million nat Il will h-
confined - Russia Ncnrly ali II Asia
i noN open 20 IT, propaganda The
defeat ~ the forces ~ General p-ni.
kline opens the door between Moscow
and the BLACK sea The conurc'lns
military link between the former Kol.
chnk and prnlkinr lines ha. been Oh.
liberated and nothing remains GO pre-.
vent the agents ~ the holsheyiS's from
ehnu'.fau and india AGENTS ~ the
Russisn reds have already stirred M
considerable trouble among the hin
tribes an the northern confines ~ india
and British troops ars nov engaged In
supprr>sIns uprlslugs.
As Tor siberia. The rci propaganda
: moving eastward rapidly Il has
h"cuwc 80 serious menace ~ china
and japan that the government OF
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
II Makes a Difference

The man who tries to reform others
is an inspired missionary The man
who tries ~ reform you is hypo.
critical humbug.-Cincinnat EnQuires
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
Entirely separa;..

MIIiv="l Son have uH business 70
kI.. ws" iI.v-"i never combine
business with pleasure"
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05

A cup Of Garfield Tea before retiring
will next day relieve your system seuts
and thoroughly Of al impurities ADV.
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
A True Sport.

Women have been accused Of lack Of
craftsmanship; yet was woman ever
known to beat a carpet when II was
dcwnf-~Boston Transcript
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
The Other KIND Welcome

Rejected one-''So you object % my
presence AZ your weiilngi" The Girl
-"lt depends on how you spell H."
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05

Ele-i supposc you think couldn't
make my wife happy'
Shc-No but you could your widow.
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05
rnrnu, RI rossrsuv sssoyto ;, n rssr,'s
kukIHI IN ttsssls Oesp~aat tKs1ss . ~
EnIhA L AZ w~A. ets pss b--eA o.. ~ ssfv
y uSON - ~ cs.. aefs taAeA Ass~ss. ehsA9es
16799
DIED

In New York City alone from kid
ney trout bic last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim by
neslecting pains and aches. Guard
aaainst this trouble by taking
Marble Hill press., 1920-02-05

and take ood easily are t-yssh and eonstipAicd have
bsadaebrs, stomach or bywul trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
MILLION WORKERS COVE
FROM i. S, To EUROPE
Another Million of Foreign Born
Laborers Awaiting Passports
TO Go Back
nv Associated rrrsa so Evnrv rvnnlnz


New York Ian 6 0ue million foreign
born Iahorets have left the United states
for Europe aince the armistice was signed
ard .0Fl.000 rnore viii depart aa 81 IN as
raasnart regulations nrc fnalo less strict
according to y statement issued hnro by
The Inter Racinl Council of which tioneral
Coleman IN pont - chairman
Tera of thousarde nf aliens arr re-
ported o. ho giving " thur jobs pre-
parntorv g. returning ta Their homo lands.
il WAS SAID. and many nf these "sa the
result of Racial prclu,licna will takf back
with ths ~ stories about American vhieh
will make thus country less attractive In
immigrants
"rhc indopenslcnce that Inns hccn
granted the countries nf Europe. il was
stated, and Tho fact that 81 .pn. .Do0
pcrp ms. women largely. nre drawing aid
from their p1ycrnmrntE ~ the form II
rcrmnnF. arc factors which iciraet from
the incentive heretofore cSistinp for
foreigners II seek their fortunes III the
United states
4 nationwide educational monument
among ~ nattonal,tirs IN tins country.
having for lis purlrRa the endeav.,r to
adjust the f,rclgn born 10 American
life has hccn nudertak IN hy the council
wluch has held numerous conference with
lradirE representatives III each race.
More than alu industrial and financial
organizations of tho country arc SAID 90
h. interested IN the council which advo-
Gates n liberal attitude on the part 0f tho
public toward Immigration IA result
of the reported nnsklllod labor shortage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
k.R.WORKERS TO CUT
HIGH COST OF CLOT King
Have Bought Factories and VIII
Soon Obtain Wearing Apparel
at Reduced Prices
~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Detroit. Mich, Jan As move tn
lower the cost of living among its members
the Brotherhood Of ainterance Of v av
Employees and Railway shop ] ahorefs,
the third last Of the railroad bTotherhoods,
announces the purchase of four clothing
factories from which goods will be sold st
prize reductions yauging from p to 60
pcr cert.
Negotiations a-p under way, II WAS
said. for the purchase Of tWa other mills
The factories taken over are TWO under
wear companies 3 YTs5lsntl. Nich. =
glove factory at " iiliamston. Mich. and
a New York factory making tubing used
II gloves. The latter plaot will BE- moved
to Ypsilsnti.
In addition. the brotherhood has
entered into contracts with various manu-
fsctuters for the purchase Of huge Quanti-
tie~ OF clothing il will resell to members
fran warehouses tc bc established in
yayIoyr parts Of the country.
2 he transactions aLoouEced represent
an Initial investment Of approximately
81 10000 and are the first steps OF so
Is &c q scale. Of the plar Of an Fsilroad
unions 70 manufacture or purchase direct
for Their members necessities of life.
Members Of al railroad brothc hoods
rnsv purchase goods handled by the
maintenance OF way union Other brother
hood. at expected II enter va-Ious lines
Of manufacture and extend t-adiDg facih-
tles 20 members OF the other unions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
DEATH PENALTY FOR REDS
IN NEW HOUSE BILL

Washington, ian g. House leaders
agreed upon plans yesterday for prompt
consideration Of drastic aedition bill
introduced in The House today by Repre-
sentative George $ q aham Of Pcnusyl-
vania chairman Of subcommittee of
the Judicla.y committee, which has for
scvesal months been studying the Red
movement end the crimes agslnst the
Government by anarchist ofganiaa ions.
The bill is comprehensive and stTic It
provides i death peEaitv Tor treason
and Tor the death Of an innocent person
IN liot attending Il movement to ,ver~
throw The Government, or 10 prevent
the carrying out ol the laws or DEGREES
Of the courts II prohibits tile publlca-
tion ol a-ticies intended to enoonI age
forcible resistance 10 or destruction of the
Government Of the United States, and
makes il misdemeanor to exhibit IN u
public place Red fag or any other
emblems which tends to inCite or TO indi-
cate purpose to overthrow the Gov
eminent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ICE JAM IN RIVER
STOPS FERRYBOATS,
TUGS AND FLOATS
Wilson Lire Able, However, TO
Continue Philadelphia Penn's
Grove Service.
PHILADELPHIA HARD HIT

While the ice in the Delaware river is
moi as heavy as it was two years ago II Is
heavy enough to considerably Interfere
with river traffic. The Wilson Line ferry
boats to Pcnn's Grove have been forced 90
discontinue their trips. bat the steamers
arc still running to Philadelphia, leaving
here AZ 4, I2 and as These stop Mt
ronn's Grove and have Co be used instead
Of the ferries Tho forrybonts have not
hocn able to operate since last satutday.
The steamer service u Phlla. .elphla
may ho interrupted il conditions become
worse. Thc Icc in tho Delaware is from
three to six inches thick
The floats Of the Philadelphia \ Read
ing railway arc tied NJ hy the lcr 1ie
T. & r. has one tug but cannot operate
its floats
II is said that . number Of ocean gong
vcss 'ls are heing held nj Philadelphia on
account of conditions along that part Of
the river known as The Horseshoe Pend
opposite the navy yard There IS sall t.
he more Ice IN the river than at any time
since the severe winter 81 l9is -.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
DOWkSTATE TOWNS
COOPERATING IN
SAFETY CAMPAlGN
MAYORS Inform Chairman of Local
Committee of Their
Support.
GOOD REPORTS AT
MEETING HELD TODAY

Down-StatC citizens 1re welcoming the
efforts being made by the Public Safety
Committee, oF the Safety Council Of Della
nprc 10 and IN leSscning the number of
accidents that with proper precautions
roujd hc avoided Josiah Marvel. chair
man az the Pubic Safety Committee. has
received word from the mayors of George
town Tewcs, Laurel New Castle, Newark
aul Dover thaf they have named com
m'ttCcS to work IN conjunction with the
Wilmington committee The replies and
response madc 10 the appeal for CO.
pners;ion in the reduction in the number
II accidents. indicate that there IS Iust rs
gr Al a desire on the rart ~ the down
State pclawareqns ~ cut down injuries
and reduc., damages as there Is manifested
IN this city.
MIR Jay Walker, who demonstrated in
correct wavs of crossing the street in this
city couple Of week ago, will tour lower
Delaware, remaining . day u each Of the
principal towns and cities
~ today meeting ~ c Public Safety
Committc" in the iav library of Marvel.
Marvel lavton q iIughos, reports were
rcceivcd from the Vigilance, School, Co
operation and Ordinance committees
According 70 their report tho viRilantes
have already spotted and turned in s.
reports showing violations of tTa4 0rdl-
nanCcS These reports cover all kind of
offences from turning a corner AZ too fast
= speed. driving IN the wrong direction
nn unc-wav streets, failure - sound
warnings turning INSIDE cf the safety
lines. no lights lrunt OF rear. parked where
,ar should not re placed. obstructive
rate and reckless, driving IN general
~nmc Of the reportS showed that at ono
me = driver Was guilty % two, rec or
aur SImulta 90 : ,nfraC,Iuns Some II
br vigilance men were very inactive
ld tho Public Safety Committee had
.rportS from one man totallinE 30 Sin-
atlopS 81 law
IA giving his report, II. r. Read sccrc-
lazy. called attention to the fact that
Il, 70 Vcre numerous cars on the street
II night not showing proper lights. some
{ tbcrn not showing lights either IN the
rout or rcar II = So l,c hoped { = when
ho new licenses an gwen out tAere will
81 = general chanee III conditions and
hstt he drivers and owners cf cars will
lie more careful and that an effort will
I,C made t0 have lights properly showing
al the cars arr standing
Continued on paeIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
COMPLETE LINCOLN
HIGHWAY IN 1920
Chamber of Commerce Diners Also
Told Road Has Been
Strengthened.
That The Lincoln highway in Delaware

That the Lincoln highway III Delaware
will he completed this ycar. was the
encouraging news that Charles T. GrIha
engineer for New Castle county and also
engineer for the State Highway Comms
sion. brought to the diners NJ che Chamhcr
Of Commerce luncheon IN tho Hotel
du pont today The guests Of honor NJ
the luncheon were the members Of the
levy Court which IS working m co
operation with Inc Highway CommisSion
in pushing the highway 70 carly compile
tion
The Lincoln Highway in Delaware was
20 have been completed last wear, bt
Their, wcrn many obstacles. ai of which
were excellent reasons for thC finishing
touches bclng DELAYED until thus year.
In this instance the delays viii prove
beneficial. IN that the lines for tho high
way ~ first thought ot. and the present
tho.oughfarc have hccn improved upon.
The former route was q crooked one,
resembling snake in it's convolltIons.
The later plans provide for an almost
straight highway that from tho viewpoint
Of Il map looked very much hike an air
line
These later arrangements arc due to the
efforts of The levy Court IN co operation
with the Highway Commission and when
the road Is finished viii add to the attrsc-
tivcne>s Offered autoists 70 tour through
Delaware
Mr. Grubh told how he r,ads had boon
classified ard said ~ miles a~e included II
the State system such roads as Naaman's
Creek. Hamburg. Royd's Corner 20 Nit
Pleasant and The Pine TrN Townsend
roads arc included They arc scheduled
for rebuilding There are now on hand
FOR completion cont acts totaIlins S2n0,-
GnO 1t is hoped to have availablc after
the laSt section of the ldncolu Highway IS
fully contracted, $3.50 coo, which II Is
expected to apply to permanent oonstruc-
tion.
snow removal program, covering i4l
miles of improved roads, has hccn ar
proved by the levy Court
Tlans for tho Improvement of the old
r. & o. bridge will be ready for considcra-
tion within month MIR G-ubh tx
planned in detail the system Of building
snd caring for roads,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
BREWERS WILL RENEW
FIGHT AGAINST DRYS
Whether ITS Per- May - Sold
After Amendment Il Effective
to he Tested

Erw York, Jan 2 Another Gvht ~
2 - prr ornt err all ~ ruadc fefnrp
the nted Statea supreme Z u'rt ~
cordinr 70 Emory y Gucknrr. vim waa
asynriated with Flihu Root = rnunuri
for Jacon RJppert against whom fhr
ni'ed states raIprPne Court arrldrd
today
Mr Roots firm j. cmrnsel for Ch-r
iian FeIgenspan. 4 New IcTarv PrrwIng
Corporation, which IS seeking - rrrtraia
enforcement of The eirh'ernth mend
rncnt i1 New Jersey Tho tlI NJ -au-
plant n The casc RavH that ~ rarr s
not intoxicating and 'hat virh 4r' 1as
been definitely determined and dernnn
stFat@d nv cVD-rinacc.
The n',rStlcr whether IL t~-~ An
~ cold nfter ~ sirh terr.tn smrndrnrr
II effective must = tlcridcd " He
t1lre, sad Air 3uckrcy 1dav r.-
cision affects l's stat p nniv ldnr War-
time prohibition. yesterday opcuior r.-
latrs oniy - hr war lowers ~ C0n
rrys " hen the anendmrut r effective
al (stlonb uii. - rasCd not ouiy ~
the vaildIty pf Is 1assagr .ut .l..
Ehethnr or not non -nto2lcaLng eer can
be sold under Il.
Mr 8uckncr -oc4 q rav ~ h1pe n tlf
3 At.h AtlAA ttF- ts Az - iL4IfA fIfl
trrday G-curon. w.r ras ~ acutrava
by mat portion ~ tAc ina ur,tv rlsin-
aylng that ongrsgs had gunar rs tv
s atandard oi sicoho5c euuteut f1r tr
PURPOSE af effective cnfor-6 m-Dt fE
I'D rot carr 70 1rfe.ict tlrs h.r ttr
wouI1 - -outrui'.rg rrrceC-rt -1s-
the .csrt rarDe ~ p2s ~ che vl..aits
~ e75 -t1t. r cna.s;it-uonA rrur dior
William r Hurst. tttorney ~ IS,
New fork -taIo rrystrs ARocAtio-
asserted thai ~. 1ecrlou -ri7Dr n
Ia 5At rar - 7e ta-eal a yal
deals yth Rar-rmr 1ruLoluou 4L4 rt
no ,so.- caring 81 .as ,al-slH
amendment
No case Is -forr the -Iurrmc 5.r
frpon Sbjch decision aas - aav ~
banded Gown today hat .nvotras -unr
the validity os the 3u.nluer .tsed
that raises Any 1.ee'.11 fae DoVTr
Z 'oDgr * under lhe .m1S4mer- 4
Mr.. HIrst
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
HARDING WARNS EAHRS
NOT TO RAISE DISCOUNTS
Head of Federal Reserve Board
Says Competition j. Not Con
ducivc TO Sound Banking.
M Associated p~ees ~ Esrry evening


Washington. Jan 6 N appeal 81 he
bankers Of the countr, moi fl tase inter
cxt rates 90 deposits IN a sr a'nhln for
cut-of~toWu balances was made TODAY
hy Gov Harding of the fedc Al reserve
Road, IN ope3inr conference If ropre-
scntatives Of clea ing house Associations
from all pats ot tho country
Gov Iia ding served aiming that The
federal reserve boa 4 did not recognize
any relations between the rc-JiRcount
rates 0l federal reserve hanks and the
interest rates pald hy mcmher banks
on deposit md gave notice that the
hcs~d would hc frec e. tare Or lower its
rc-d,acount rates whcEcvcr The industrial
or commercial situation might requrr
such action
Ahcu. flttv bankers were present. After
Gov. Harding had completed hts remarks
they went into executive session tu cen
slder the question oi interest rates.
Gov Ha~,ilug predicted that a further
increase over thc present rt-dscount
rate of 43-'t Ter cent at the frdc nj re-
serve bank III New York would he nccc,-
sarv. hut he protested against "A scramble
for deposits
We 30 not soc why a raise in rc-iis-
count rates should h,lug about surh q
SC. nmblc, re sad The Fcde n rcse~vc
bank rate increases are anly tempo v
whereas relations ot tho ia, kers aith their
customers a.e supposed T. t. pcrTnaacut
No customer should bc lci to look upon
deposits =, an Investments. AMI tho banks
should not look upon deposits other
than 81 liability
Competition bt bankers with the IN
vestment market VA, not c1aducjve to
sound banking, Gov lla,d.ag as4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
PROPOSE CHANGES
IN TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
Street Board Resolution Embcdv-
,ae Suggestions Of Safety Council
and p ice.

At the first meeting N the nCu year
z the BoSrd 81 Strn, ard Sewer CCmmS-
slouers tins morning. = resolution was
introduced and passed frSt and second
reading making mary changes N the
-.iv oriinanoc regulating street traffic.
Ihe changes tnbodv some of the sug-
c,s;ious submitted 10y thc Wilmington
~afct, Council samc suggested by tho
po'ic,, department and some considered
Is ih,' ncmhc-s of the beard themselves
desirable
Mos oi thos" changes embodied IN
-, - .i1l;l,n nave h,rctofore been pub
.-ara one change makes ne territory
RI ne cttv bounded hy Tort and leyenth
md French and Fa,nall restricted park
ne area In that C.Striot It Is proposed II
r,strIc' the parking O: .cJclcs 10 -
~ou1in8ous MINUTES
The rs luton viii cCuG Ip for final
readt e 3 passsg, a. tne meeting next
Tu,sis, .ll,d in tie meantime ii viii BE-
cor s,it rtvl t9 tlt Safet, Council aud the
Pa1ce department and 4 Is possible that
srcndments viii nc suggested and ADOPT
81 botare fnai paS>aec
The report d Clerk 81 she Market Nc
iterr ior ~ month II December showed
Collections 81 <254 -
Tn plumbing u.sp, cfor report showed
for December Piars flcd { plumbing
ana c2s inspections 81 J.ts i.rued down
ior detective plumbing > lobs turned
down for defcctive g.. 't.7r
FIRST and Srcono re8du.g Was gwen "a
he resolution suh-otfo,i 81 the last meet
NJ bv Andrew ..tay. attorney Tor the
Traction Company, maklnp he com
nanys 5 franchise conform to changes IN
ne track this s.de ot >he.lpot PARK
4 commune cation vas received from
: krebs. suggesting the planting Of
trees on the curb q! Delaware and Penn
-ylvanla avenues The communication
y.as received and fled ioT co.'s Iteration
The Wilmington Gas Company vas
granted perm. .ss.On to make several open
lGgs Ia streets Tor tie purpose of repairing
leaks
reports received BY the board tins
morning show that CITY work Is consider
ably hampereG Is the cold weather, the
ground bciug frozen TO . depth Of IS 70
l0 inches
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
20, ,0o0 REDS IN NEW YORK.
Probers Say Loyal Citizens Must
Unite TO Thwart Organize Eff
forts Of Nations Foes.
BY Associated Press to Every Evcnlns


New York Jan t. More than 10000
alien enemies IN the communist party of
New York State alone are openly organ
,zed for overthrow OF the government
by force and violence under the direction
of Bolshevist leaders IN Russia Senator
CLAYTON K. LuSk, chairman of the joint
legislative committee invest eating Sc
dltious activities. declared today In
addition To these there sre the c0ln-
nuni~t labor party aud 'othes rcvolu-
tionarv organizations WoykI actively
to accomplish the same ends rs sell Is
many other bodies which agree with
their principles and encourage thelr
activities without participating openly
III them. the senator said
These organizations have been per
mitted 10 reach such proportions that III
my opinion The only way that they can
be destroyed is for the loyal citizens IN
each community to perfect such organ
ization As Is necessary and cooperate
with the federal State aud local authori-
ties in unooyering and prosecuting these
traitors on much the saEne lines as they
organized and worked during the war
to discover and apprehand traitors and
gave their support 70 the government in
that crisis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
SEARCH FOR PRICE.
All Clues Being Run Down. But Negro is
Still al | aFge.

Detectives and policemen are today
,ombing the city ami cav,ions for Ifm'uJ
Price. the escaped murderer Nhilc few
Of them hcIieve the Negro anywhere near
" llninCtoa, they are takins no chances
Il is thought barely possible that he may
1e in hiding here or near here
The manhunters arc about at the end
Of their wits il the search Tor the fugitive
Few cl,lcs arc low coming IN. but evo ryone
mas to b. carefully investigated to the end
Only three more days are to elapse
execution OF Price. He vas 70 have Dcen
hanged the coming Friday al the work
40 Sc The time is low so short that
Attorney General Reinhardt viii soon
have 10 make his application to the
governor for 5 respite to save the death
sentence so that the Negro can be hanged
if caught
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
WILMINGTON WOMAN
REPORTED UNDER ARREST

4 Wilmington woman. living in the
western pa-t Of town was reported today
10 have bcrr arre ted IN Baltimore. If i,
last night by Federal Oh cen TIE
-hsrge was not disclosed. but the report
,aid that mar VS. heing sought ID the
rase. IN 3 charge at white slavery
The name and addr $ Of c woman
vas gwen bu when an Every Evening
reporter visited the house, there wa no
Response to the ring Of the bell Neigbhors
aid they believed the woman, who Is
married ana about 80 years Of age, Rad
gone away. that was al they new about
her They understood she and her hus-
oand did not gel along well together