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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
CHARGES MARINE WITH
SHOOTING 8 CAPT|VES
Native Haitian Points TO Corporal
Lang as Being Guilty
Man.
a. Assoc,ntod Press 70 Ererv Evenins

BY Associated Press 10 FTery fNrhlhs
Port An Prince Haiti. Nov Is Inc
direct charge that Freeman Lang, former
Il a corpnral IN the Marine Corps and =
lieutenant In the gendarmerles. killed
three Haitian prisoners At Hlnche u l9l /.
was made Yesterday before the ourt q
Inourv which IS investigating the actlyl-
lies of the American marines IN HAITI. by
Adolph Bourgot, native Rourgot Who
al the time was acting as corporal II Inc
qcndarneries. testified he witnessed the
execution Of the prisoners, which occurred
immediately after a night attack
The witness testified that during the
attack which lasted half an hour the
three Haitia;ls were Ia prison " hen the
attack ended. Lang ordered them out
shooting the first one in the hack The
Others were brought out singly, meeting
the same fate III the same way ! was ~
the prison ward with other natives seek.
safety
eratelv. Answering 8 request hy Judge
Advocate Major Jesse d. Dyer to identity
Lang. il present, the witness point
III across .the table af Larg Al tins
iurcture the court retired, subsequently
announcing il would give Lang the right e
question Bourgot, obtain witnesses ano
employ counsel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKETS.

Bx Aszocia I'D Press 70 Every Ev,a4aS
philadelphia NOV w he,.c. higher.
No. 2 rel winter 2,0ia 81, No ral.
winter -a73cky l.s-a.Is9
Corn. lower Is 70 G1a.itys.ad Location,
l.10al p the .at-er for NJ. EeaoN
Oats lower. No. , W.I.e. U4al4 >.
No 3 white t5a65 =
Batter lower, western creamery eN-
tra. is. nearby prints .@!eE Iaa.'
FcE- firm nearby hr>-s. >-a>t il.
r.3rr,.t receipts 50. western extra @r>ts.
S2a>i. lie hrstS. 71aSu. .aAcy selected
packed o5aa4
Cbeesr. dra. New York Uto.c uiN
fancy fas held. 80 5 ,. con.uel =
good. 25a27. current make, p $50
do. common to good 22a2+: looShora-
held. 2,a29 do, frrsa, 2la21 ~inS.e
5.a,..eS. held. 21a2> Il DO fresh. Is A-1
1--we poUltrv higher fowls "ot es-
horns -5u3t walte 'eShoruS a-l.
~nrirg chickens. nor icZaora-. 1+a-E ao
white leghorus, 2ta25 turkeys, t0a4i, o.a
ducks aoaS2. spsing DUCKS. 5ia~io. n~s-
cow. 25a27 geese. 3oa&5
Dressed poultry 5gm turkeys higher
>armg choice. turkeys 54a55, 80 fs.- r.
good. G5a45 fowls fresh Killed choice 1
fancy. 3~a i0. do small sizes S0aib
b.oilers western 4la4a brCllers, nearby
l2a41. roasting chickens, nearby N5aS9
do. western, 35a56 irving chickens, near.
bv 2ga3+ do western. 30aS2' spring
ducks Long Island, G9a5o; gees, 55
ducks 65a TO-
Potatoes. easier. whites. PennSN
per 100 pounds l15a2 - Jersey No J.
per basket 60aS0. do, Ne ,. &la tO
Flour. dull, weak, soft winter stragat
western. 9 5Ou9 rs, do do. nearby N15a.
/ 900. hard winter straight, 9.50aloO
1 do short patent, lQWal0Ao, sprn1
/ first clear, $ 50a9OO, do, parent. 95oa-
+ 1000. do. short patent, lO25alt oo
/ fancy spring an3 city mill, patent family
/ brand. l20hl2 80,
/ IIaN easier timothy \o. ?, .9 tOaaO lN
/ do No &, 27 O0a2S.0o, sample, 22OVa-
/ 240o, no grade, lS0Oa2o00 clover mikes
/ hay. light mixed -, ,5Oa2OOO. ~, 4
mixed. y Q0a2SO 90
4 Talow. dull prime city, loose
I do special ioose, 5. prime country. ul4
+ edible III tierccs lOl2aIt
Bran higher; Softwinter, BRAN western
+ ii lNO-pound sacks, 4oaII5O, sprni
4 bran. 430Oa4350.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
CLOTHING PRICES NOW STABLE.
Retail Dealers Say Adjustment Has Run
It's Course.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago Nov. IS Clothing prices are
~, a stable basis. accydlng ~ a statement
IL, tho bo4rf a. directors Of the national
associat ION Of retail ciothlers
REIMBURSEMENT 81 prices has well run
rs course said the statement With
out taking into consideration costs or
,natarjal values the retail merchant has
Dassed to the consumer price concessions
that would have been delayed several
months if the ordinary processes Of trade
trend were followed
with continued public confidence and
favorable weather conditions, clothing
stocks viii be well liquldated by the end
of the season. The future Of the industry
is much brighter than at any time during
the readglstment period.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
IN THE LEATHER TRADE.
Further Reductions Made in the Force
of Workers at Big Plant.

Conditions in the leather industry "a
Wilmington have reached such Z stage
where many II the larger concerns haEe
practically ceased To function As the
works cf t.e Atnalgamated Leather Ce.
front and ADAMS streets. yesterday taat
company Was obliged e reduce to force,
throughout the entire plant The laEo..
included the time-keepels. foremen aad
supervisors The payroll at present com
prlses only the necessary overhead force
one leather worker last evening stated
that conditions ale growing worse aad
thar there seems II be no let-up - the
falhug-otT Of trade Very few o.jers baS
been shipped from Wilmington during
the past two weeks and the leather t1ade
Is practically at ii standstIa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
EASTERN SHORE FERRY.
baltimore Asked to Subscribe 800 600
Toward the Fund.

Baltimore. Md Nov Is 7 Cookman
Boyd, representing the Baltimore end
Eastern Shore Ferry 20, appeared before
tho Board ~ Estimates TUESDAY and asked
that tho city subscribe to SI00DO "a the
stock of tho ferry iiue. or as much q that
amount ~ Il could afford The money he
explained. would bo used for the p'lr-
rhaso nf I'm additional boat and the general
fnnroycrnrnt az the service The feur
hne operates between SANDY Beach a
point near Ray shore Park, and Rock
Hall Kent county
Mr. Bovd explained that the ferrv
line was a real asset n the city .fas
helping - build NJ tire port and even
II Il meant an additional burden q 4
penny or more on the taE rate TIP said tr
felt TINT the financial returns from eHo
investment would contribute ma'erlallE
tn the general it.nI winch 4ui esich Eear
in keeping tie tax rate down
Clty Solicitor Roland Z NarohaDt
asked Mr BoyI Il hc thought the r'tN
had legal right - invest money II such
nm enterprise
Absolutely, seplied Afr Bowl. AMI
he cited the cases 0f the Western NarF'and
RAILWAY and the Valley Railroad q tr-
giuia IN both Of wh2cn companies fsle
cit, owns stock
Mr. Boyd declared taat i tlr c.te
found ttat i could not -4b-crib- Fl
the stock. the cempanr would a~a If,
civ To contribute t3 a flnd t.r aeeGea
Improvements. and he promises an I'M
mediate r. turn Mavor Browning y Egesr-
ed that It would be = question .or nvesti
CATION bv the Port Development OH
mission.
Ia addition 70 Mr. Boyd MIchae
/ Schloss told Of the great value the .err'
+ has been and the greater value i wiil p
+ when improvements are made to the CIT,
and To the Eastern shore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
CECIL DECLARES
Consumes from nase

Tie found iisGuctlng indications ln
The situation lctWe,.n Poland and Ll'h
mama ~ reported hy the League CouNCli
nd strosgly regretted that one ii TN
-rties after sal mIt'rg The case to the
aurcI had proceeded "a 2 ha>t.l" act
n such thirCs are tolerated i, de-
ared. Article NN - the Covenant lS
dead letter
he asked that the council pEh Gsh al
reports aa.d facts nearrE oa the SITUATION
ia order a. aruus. s.. e ur.rloa through
on, the world ag Hist s'let acton adding
Public opinion wel formed IS the
, hest AID We have IL such cases
Hoaoiia Puevrrcda. tc.i 81 the arCeH-
me delegation, reviewed Tie attttude q
Argentina during the war. tie followed
this ~ ieciar-C that ne success - tie
eaglc required U = complete I'cn-''er-
.hlp. referring Is the rcceS>'N ~ hls
y1ev oi the | rltel states calai. u
Referring 20 tile lf1',.i ~tates n.
Pievrredou sad .Out cannot >'' Z. this
frst Assembly without noting ,eeret-
flllv the absence q the lrItsl states.
ne delegation from the tTgc atl.e eN-
lre-s.e the hope that 8 formula Viii hc
f1uud that VII pe-uIt tie entry Of this
country 70 0ollapora i. ne work Of
Vhlci 4 wa one of the prlucIpsl aGthur>
H. e1ucluslou. " PCeyITedoI referred
a. the f4ct that optimism colcerHIHg the
l~aguo aaes rcf preval! everywhere.
In spitc - tho extraordinary importance
a tho acNt IHterfatI1Ia. sfruc1I> and tie
deep desire m he world FOR rs success.
he declared we cannot fal 10 go that
\ opinior does Ie, follow * with tie saline
optimism
Arhur J Balfour of the British dele
g4fipu va- eIected halTI88'. ii Z .Ic ON
mission al &c, eral Organization BY tAe
s-.eHbk Df Wellington hoo Was chosen
N.., ar.radcat i uuas~o lltt1rl 81 Italy
U.. .med harms 81 q. ailInl-slot
lerhmca osg zatI1r 81. ke joe
E4m.E wee { laI.Ta.i Leor
Ia. w. -.lecteI o. head tie Com
iat--lpf oH IL. 'unrt q International
t.-see with ~ Afo, 81 Costa 4 Por;u-
= Nio. hairuai Duri CNli ores dc
.e 5 allsi tIuba--.a1- - lraf rc.
,4- .n1-cr hairfuai ~ 'he Couiui--l9t
an rrnue.- ana ,pf ke-tIepo ~ CO.
lnfuhia Nlcc Cha riunr Antonio IlUael-
80 Chil a. elected Chairman 81 tic Com
i1iSslot ou \ew Nerubefs and DR.. Juan
srlo> blarco Of Jruguay Wee Char
nIqu Bluluar Brautllg ID ~WeQe,l was
mttie fhnlrmar ~ tho Commission O,l
Dl.ernaIueut BIpckade> auu Aandate>
and Senaor lgtery 81 Cuba Wee Cham
Iu#N
~ Manauo CoreJo has resigned d
r - tie IrrIuau deiegauon 70 tie
,-cmbi, 81 the League 81 Nations. Or.
arrele derlafcd r. h;,d received 10 al
- of hls rcc4D hN ms tOterLmeLt.
s dispatch from Lima Peru. Novem-
- III stated thc cuylau FOre.gl Of
= had dismissed ~ orneyo by cable
lt,nu-, 81 hls criticism u thr policy u
tbe United states toward the League
Beri.e Switzerland. Nov Is Decision
has bcen reached by the League of Ma.
tom tn cutt4-t Poland with 4 mandate Il
carr, put ti.r military defense % Danzil
according rs Information received BY til,
owls icirp ph agency.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses t.ave 5een esued as
Magistrate Lawrence j. Broman- VII
nam f Adams. E4ge Moor. and Myrtle
Ds-3- 1910 Aawazer avenue. ilore
George hakades ~ sixth avenue .ll
Hazel Marie TaptI- Marsa4llton.
Magistrate Barnet lrlucsuan-Ar
.iar : T7ise. 1872 CIIpiu 4venLe -ul
NJ Ruta Benson. 1902 Giipln avenue
Magistrate Harry ID Straaley- Frans
BselI.. Z5O5 Tatnau street 1d Nil
deed IL DAVIS. u East .'welt~-iolrrl 3
street.
Marriage licenses we're issued 81 FIX
tan Md Yesterday 70 tie to..o.s..z
Joseph C.aGgoes anu Rehecca -ia.-e~.
II Wilmington losepa u 'a-t %artNltN. Z
NiimluGtoI, a-s-a Marie EleI -,.->lt i'1IA-
s.ev. Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Election Checks Ready Saturday

Election checks for the city q Wi
mipgton. including room rent for regis
tration. viii be ready for distribution
SATURDAY At the, office Of John L Wright,
clerk Of the pcafe, in the Public Building,
which office VIII remain opcn until OF
clock IN the AFTERNOON The il ,pector IN
each district, and no one else, vii get the
checks Tor his district aud distribute them.
Checks for the rural districts viii be
mailed tomorrow night to the rural m
spccturS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
URGE NATION WIDE
STRIKE OF PRODUCERS

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Kansas City, Mo Nov Is A nation
wide producers strike to combat the fall
ing prices Of farm products WAS urged ~
q call sent out today by the national
farmers union to its local uniors through
out the country, representing producers
IF grain, cotton, wool and i've stack
said to number 500 600.
The proposed strike was urged in
retaliation for what the convention CON
sidered abnormal defation on prices Of
farm products through which 1t was as
serted american farmers have been rob
bed Of ore billion dollars in reduced value
Of products now on hand" All farmers
were urged 10 hold this years production
from the markets until profit making
levels" were restored.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Musicians TO Entertain.

The Junior Ep~orth League df Nc
Cahe NJ T. Church will meet tomorrow
at p NJ As special feature Mrs Vim
Haqans Of kennett Square Pa, will give
selections on the auto-harp, accompanied
bv her daughter These musicians will
also entertain the Junior League Associa-
ton AT the home Of Mrs $ NJ Keen.
60l West Twenty-fourth street ii the
evening at Z O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
POOL CUE As WEAPON.
Samuel Nesbi; Who Welded Ii Fined
Sl00 in Court.

Samuel Nesbit, colored. charged With
assault and battery on Wiasm NeSmau.
also colored, was fired S10G and costs BY
Judge Hastings IN Municipal Court today.
In default Of payment he Viii he i'm
prisoned for q term Of two months
The two men got iuto quarrcl IA .
pooloom last night Thinking the quar-
rel was at au end. Ncymau commenced
to play pool again, when Nesblt seized
a cue and struck him OYER the head.
Nyeman was rendered unconscious lie
was taken to the Delaware Hospital for
treatment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Evening of Music at OIivet.

An evening Of music which promises
10 be q real treat, viii be given n O!Net
Church. Fourth and Broome streets.
tonight at 8o'clock The program Includes
selections by the orchestra Mrs Earl
Daily Columbia graphonola, Miss Edna
Ball Grace Doughertv. William II Oliver,
Jr. Earl Daily, Thomas Donaldson and
Howard " 1llmblo, Elwln Hobbs, Mrs.
Mortlock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
THREATS RECEIVED BY
GAELIC LEAGUE PRESIDENT
nv Associated press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Nov Is Art O'Brien, presl
dent Of the Gaelic League in this city,
authorized "A statement last night that he
had been Threatened with death unless he
Cleared out Of the city within "a hours.
He declared the warning had been signed
Black and Tan" and had been dropped
in a letter box at his office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
CARE OF WAR VETERANS.
Secretary Baker Says He Will Order an
Investigation as 10 Neglect Charges.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia Nov IS Secretary Of
War Baker who was in Philadelphia
today attended the convention Of the
National Consumers League said he
would order an investigation IS 70
whether wounded world war veterans are
being neglected III government hospitals.
FreoerIck " GalbraIth national com
u.a..ler 81 the American Legion, was
quoted mere Yesterday as having SAID
wounded soldiers were neglected in the
hospitals
Although dIsciaming any personal
knowledge OF neglect particularly tuber-
culosis patients Alr Baker said the state
merits cmauaatme from the commander
Of the American Legion Herlted attention
and would b. the basis Of inquiries by the
war department and the war risk insur-
aIce bureau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
THREE DEAD AT CORK.
Reprisals Follow Killing of Sergeant
O'Donaghue Of COnstabulary.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
London. Nov Is Three men We're
living dead in the Cork mortuary while two
Others badly wounded were in hospital
as a result Of several attacks last night on
individual houses by armed men, following
the killing Of Sergeant O'Donaghue, OF the
constabuIary, according to Cork dis
patch to the Central News this afternoon.
The dispatch saws two former soldiers
were dragged from their beds and one
killed and one wounded Later a civilian
Was called TO his door and shot and killed
Some time after midnight another civlilan
was shot dead and former soldier wound
ed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
BEGIN JURY TRIAL
Take up Cases Of William &. Ellis and
Eugene Cr0gsan This Afternoon.

Juriaa we're drawn ~ try two criminal
caaea m Court of General Sessions lhis
morning. following fe-aentencibg of Lem
uel Price and because Of the late hour,
dismissed until 10 this afternoon.
One rf these jdries was drawn for trial II
William g. Ellis, former head u the
orphan home for colored girls at Harc's
Corner Two indictments, one for q
serious nfensc. and two On npn-suppoft
stand nguinst Ellis
He was acquitted On Monday by Jury
on another charge preferred hg Sarah
Godis, vino hved ~ the institution.
Tho secand Jury vas drawn ~ try
Fugcnc CreHean. charged with violatiDn
of motor vehicle laws on an appeal from
the Justice court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Large Sunnort ColIec ions.

The following report was made to the
Municipal Court to ay by tic oiice Of
Halleck s Ray, State probation officer
for the month ot October Iotal col
lected from court orders, SlI,t5l 81, from
the workhouse. Sl7G50; special orders,
S1,42l75, making grand total ot
ST.. .S7N.5S collected IN support casea-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
METHODS OF GERMANS.
sir Hamar Greenwood Tells Of DOcu-
ments Concerning Irish Republican Army

By Assoclalod Press % livery EVening
London. Nov Is Sir Hamar Green
wood chief secretary for Ireland, stated
IL the House of Commons today that
during recent rand in Ireland troops
captured document sent by the com
ulauder ii chief Of the Irish Republican
Army to ms chief Of staff containing a
series of remarkable and horrifying
statements regarding the spreading Of
typhoid among the troops and glanders
among the cavalry horses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
BrILDNG PRINTS

Plans fl- 'he fr'.rr I'M e~fa av
hee- approved Sc -re r'rr
If zre~trr l-d rp--uI-s aslIs1 .ronr
IoverIrR eve--e -la tn-
.0ckar. owner ard rulc.-
sI2i
CLINTON street 1911
tion "A. v-rr ag1
garage. p lO0
Pa--svsara vrre
Campbell w-er Ic
garage. 500
Fourth -rrer I27 Ws-t tr-
vv- ~ zcl IN -1rr tH-rt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Increasing Police Forve.

~ the present rate Of Increase IA the
number + applicants for places On the
police force. enough lew men will be on
duty within .t mouth TO furnish a com
pletc quota for the - districts There will
then be over 50 patrolneu on duty 1t Is
understood that unless there should be a
drop IN the number Of applicants the
eight-hour system viii he inaugurated as
soon ~ possible after January
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
70 Study rovrR>Vr> >r
Announce rrrt Made tf frriIrf
Business md Profession mfr

Ihr Hur, tr1
Club rrt l.s' yr
,e a.n
Courc made ar eH
raurc, vc-k ert
operate RIfr tUr
latte merra-arrr
[t-a .er --u.
The raur-frnr.
frrrnrga
vhicn r.r.-
~ Delave-r rra
the 81 V rrt-rr.- err-.
Cael-I. Etn rt.a
wi'I ,lis4 -amuor
avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Pylhian sislers 70 Enlerlain.

Delaware Temple, No |, Pythian
Sisters, viii have as their guest today
Grand Chief Helma Richman Of Bethle-
hem Pa dinner will be served in her
honor in the banquet room Gf the castle
at o'clock All members are invited
10 be present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS
AGAIN CRITICALLY ILL

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
The Hague, Nov l8- The illness Of
the former German Empress Augusta
Victoria has again taken critical turn
Ex-Crown Prince Frederick William made
q hurried trip today from Wieringen to her
bedside.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Tar Pot Fire.

\ tar pot ln The rear of oils East sixth
Street caught h.c shortly aftef lu + clock
Tins morning The district utc companies
were summoned hy I'm alarm NJ uc from
box l5 1T Sixth and Spruce streets The
damage Was slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
ARMENIA REJECTS TURKISH
ULTIMATTTM FOR SOVIET

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Cot sturtinoplc, Nov l8 Armenia has
rejected the ultlmatum recently pre-
Sc ted by the Turkish Natioualists de-
rnardirg that the Armeriars establish
Il Soviet government under Turkish pro
lection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Harlan Foremen TO Meet.

The Harlan fofcnlen viii have q get
together meeting tonight at the Labor
Lyceum, du Pont street above Fourth
Harry Carson, chairman on the commit
tee Of entertainment, promises an inter
esting program a buffet luncheon will
also be served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Leslie Marcus Recovering.

Although still in q seni-conscious CON
dltion. Leslie Marcus, the member Of the
Fame Fire Co who was injured last
Sunday night, is gradually recovering
consciousness and physicians at the
Delaware Hospital say he has good
chance at recovery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
INVITED TO ATTEND
OBREGON'S = iNAUCU RATION
- -. D - L..nLng

o. 1asp1atra Press q livery Evening
.snctatucatu .8 \Oy is Governor
Stephens to-day f,eciynd telegram from
Gci.eful Obiogun Pic-idcut-,lect Of Mex
.ro. mvung Tim to bc present at the
Presidential inauguration II Mexico City
li.ernDci Governor Campbell Of
lrl1una i fucud ii Gcueral Obrcgou. at
the request Of the latter. also wired
Governor stephens urging ham to attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Rev. Geo. c. Hall Bett er.

DR.. Josephine White dc Ia Cour. Nho
was called to Atlantic City hy the illness
Of Or. George O. Hall, has returned home
and reports DR. Hall as better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
rhis Cnse NoIIe Prnssed.

n Municipal Court today q noie
prosequi Was entered in the ca,ei 81
Bertolino De Bartolonies, charged with
assault and battery on Peter De Luclo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
Rev John l. Johnson Here

Rev. john L. Johlson. formerly 81 Mi
lningtou. but now vi Cllshcld, Ma s
visiting friends in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-18
WEDDINGS.
Witt SD E.-.FT {. y q z. VI :.

C.eorgr Nbiteqiae and Grace B
2iikeseli were married last evening b
) clock at the nome If the BRIDE 52i
<frth tver.4a 5v Rev IT r Beauchamp.
pastor II FpN3rth Church After tne.r
r.t4lrn frr.r tae.r gealIrg trio they vlil
br at hone TT 80 Ninth aveflue
WHEATLT- F0RIEs0s.
Mr. ana lrr@ pichard Robinson of 800
Last ~c-cr-h street announce the engage
arrt Fl, their aughtar. Miss Mar ~.
too lester Nteatv -on ii Mr. And Mrs
Thomas u Heatlv II New Haven Conn
Tho va.,ng ootsr,5r ai H. married next
II oae4dav ID )-d ~weGes aurcn.
Re. g1acrt Eei officiating