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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28

Iii k MENU soudcov6, aby - . n
smifili. Prvni byl p&tcr Dsi(
jenx fekl; 9th to soudil, mily
nu! Ny jsmc jen n&strojovd 10
spravcdlnosti! -
Polibiv odsouxence ma cello, d
stoupil a "a MIN pfistupovali VI
chni ostatni, o~dproSujice Karaca
ma pro rozsudek smrti, jejx b
mad MIN p~ronesli.
Karacson stal tn tupS, jakol
nechdpal mic z toho, co Sc kole!.
n6ho dSlo. Teprve kdyi pfikrod
K MENU ! poboSnik Eisenschwe1
ably polibenim ma Cello sc 8 MI
smffil, Aladar prudce sebou tr
a z oci jeho slehl pc pobocnil
TAX ~zlovsstny blesk, ze Eise
schwert bezd9ky uskocil.
"Odvedte venue" velel auditd
a obrativ Sc k pateru, dodal IN
dvacet ctyfi hodiny je v&s; pal
jiz je jen katdv!"
V divokem chvatu primal d
plukdvnik do kasaren, ably mol
no-li, zastavil jests soudni fizer|
prot Karacsonu. Baron, povol&I
k lozi sve nemocne dcery, JET ST
zena byla zachvaty srdecnich kft
ci, .nemohl drive pomysleti
svobozeni sveho move nalezeneh1
syna. Teprve kdyz mu lekar q
namil, Re nebezpeci minulo a nc
mocna klidne usnula, rozpomenl,I
sc baron. re kazda chvilka opo,l
iani mh5e bTti Karacsonu zahuh|
nou.
Proto nevycksv ami, az Sc Ireny
ably j oznamil strasne
radostne tajemstvf, jez nj,
byla Mara odhalila, special d.
kde byla 1radovna audi
torova.
Potkal stareho pana jiz ma cd
2 kasaren a hnal Sc k ne
mu.
"Nuze, co jest9' volal jiz 2 da
leka. INA kterou hodinu ustano
viii jste soud?"
"Soud prave skoncil svnj 1kol
pane plukovniku," hlasil auditor
"Nuze -'a?" zvolal baron, u
celou svou dust ma Eva.
rtech stareho paragrafisty
"Odsouzen k smrti!" odvstil su.
;e auditor.
tx smrtiG Nevsdeli jste mic lep.
Tho nez prach a olovo a vzdycky
.as prach a olovo?" rozkfikl Sc
3aron.
"Upalenim! Smrt ma hranici,
nilosti! Artykul dvacaty patyl''
Baron mavl zlostne rukou, "a
llel a nechay auditora statu, chva.
EN- hnal Sc k vsznici, jez nacha-
lei a nechav auditora staff, chva-
Ike budovy kasarenske.
Karacson byl jiz Ease We sve ko-.
adrce, a podddstojnik, jenz zatimI
,astaval ufad sesazeneho profo.'
a, byl pravs jeste zamsstnan pro-
llidkou vezeni, kdyz Sc ma chodbs
kroky a dovnitr celly vra-
il plukovnfk.
Kynuv rukou podddstojniku, by
diesel, zastayil Sc baron pred Ala
jenz vchopiv Sc re slamy,
vysvstleni navstsvy We
itelovy. Baron dlouho zpytava
'ohlizel do tvafe mladeho muze.
ako by 2 nj chtel vycisti tajem-
tvi jeho phvodu.
"Karacsone!" pocal baron pc
hvilce. "Rekl isl mi kdysi, 10
tva byla nestastna. A KIDD
'yl tvym otcem?"
"Nepoznal jsem nikdy svhdee
matky,'' odvetil mlady muz
IA netouzis poznati sveho OF
JENNIE zeptal Sc plukovnils.
"Netouzim X cemu by to by
}? Abych zahfmel mu do duSe
.letbu "a to, re matce me otravil
a mne jake psance postavil
o sv6ta9"
"Tomu te ucila iva matkai Uci-
: tx proklinati tveho otce?"
Ill. ne mel" rozlitostnen zyo-
u Aladar. Eta dohra duse umc.
D len odpouststi q leila mne mo-
lit Sc "a neho!"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-28
karacson AIadar.
vojensly pfibSh ; osmnAott-
ho s~tolsti.-Napsal Jan Klscanda.

kuyz nestoJlS We ZDranl n v q
safsk6m kabate, ze nemam prav'
rozhodovati o tvem zivoteY A KID
&c isl Sc dopustila zlocinu, ne
ma izemi, jez stoji pod mou cd
povednosti?"
"Milost, milost, pane Roman
dante" vzkfikla stafena a vphnu
vsi sc ma kolena, soupala Sc p,
zemi k noham baronovym.
ellie, w rozyazujesl" zasma
sc plukovnik. "a o milost pro
sisi Ale IL sc Ii snad dostanc, jeI
kdyz Sc &c vseho vyznas, a co MD
yes, Ease odcinisl Mluv, jak isl
iy diva lidi k sob6 upoutala2"
"Pri 5ivem bohu prisaham, .ja
nemela v tom rucc. Nemam moci
vzbuditi v nekom lasku. Tu ma
jen bah, a ma mas, hfisne lidi, j
nepfenasi!'
"a napoj lasky?" - ptal Sc
velitel usecne.
"Milosti, neverte tenn babskym
tlachhm!" ujistovala Mara. "Ne-
income plice zhojim, zaludek ma
pravim, dnu . t6la vyzenu, kdyz
bdh pomize, ale lasku vykouzlit,
TO nedovedu."
Plukovnik pfebehl rozpacite ne
kolikratc pc pokoji. Vira v kou.
fla byla Size vsobecne rozsifena,
fla byla Size vseobecne rozsirena,
chybovali o takovychto nadpozem
skych vecech, a plukovnik patfil
jiz skoro k pochybovacdm.
"a yeris ty, re je vsecko phi
rozeno," fekl zastayiv Sc pred
stafenou, "kdyz vznesena a u
slcchtila divka odda sc tax silene
sprostemu chlapu, jehoz jsem z
blata pozvedlY Je TO take laska,
kterou bib vzbudil V nevinnem
srdci jejim?'
Pred bohem, pane, jsme 81
vsichni rovni!"
"Babske tlachy! a posluSnosl
X otci, utek q jeho naruci S clc-
vekem, ktery nenl holden, ably byl
.jejim sluhou? To take bih chtelg'
"Milosti, nevyzpytalne jsou ce-
sty moudrosti bozfl Kdoz 2 mas
dovede cisti .jeho sudbyg"
"Zadrz svhj jazyk zlolajny, a
zanech kazani! Nam sveho pate
ral A proc Karacson do tveho dou
pete dochazel9 Co hledal u tebe,
kdyz ne kouzla IA carya'
"Hlcdal u mne rady. Cht6l, a.
bych mu We hvezdach jeho osud
vycetla -"
''Tedy piece kouzla9 Sauna do
zn~avas!"
"Nejsou to kouzla, cisti co We
hvezdach psano, TAX jake neni Ca
rodejstvim uzivati temnych sill phi
rody. Ma astronomy a astrology
Sc vase artykule nevztahuji, nj
lostivy panel"
"Eh, starry draku, co ty Wis Of
nasich artykulich?' zasmal Sc plu
kovnik.
Imam jje, pane k~omandante i
Artykul pet a dvacaty! Vas pa
ter Dziak sam mne re syate Vi
ny yyzkousel a artykulu tomu Wy
lcil."
"A co tedy stoji We hvezdach
psaDe 0 ION bidniku?" fekl We
litel jiz ponekud mirneji. "Jaky
TO bIud hlcdati ma nebeslch osu-
dy tax ncpatrncho cloyeka," "a
hucel spise pro sebe, nez k Ma
re.
sNenf cloveka tax maleho, ably
bnh o mem nevedel," vesteckym
hlasem zvolala starena. "A Ka-
Aladar stvofen je pro vel
Ike vecii"
"vysoke, chces rici! - Vyso-
ke--" zasmal Sc plukovnik JILL
We. "Sibenice je vysokal"
"spravcdliye nebel Wy no ne
smite dat odsouditi, milosti! Mi
lence sve dcery, sveho dit6te -"
"Ah. jeste mi to pfipomine3
rozhnevaI Sc znovu ~plukovnfk. -
nesmim? Stoji to take snad psa-
no v knize osudd toho cikanag'
"Aladar neni cikaneml Jako
pod sprostym satem jeho kryje
ne slechetna mysl, tax Y jeho III
Iach koluje slechetna krev."
Jake, co pravisg' zvolal plu.
L.,n<L ,aJoet,x vgak uedfi vkfi. |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
GOLDEY COLLEGE OUTING.

The Goldey College students and
faculty held en otiting and picnic at
Brandywine Park yesterday afternoon.
The largo body of students marched from
tho college building TO tho park. A nun
ber of games were played and series of
races held Prizes were awarded as fol-
lows:
Boys Running Race: First prize-Walier
Parker: second, Alanson Welch.
Girls Running Race: First prize, Hildn
Covey; second, Miss Reba Carrnire-
Fat Boys Race: First prize, Howard
Jer kins; sccord, Benjamin Lowell.
Boy and Girl Race: First, Walter
Parker and Covey; second, Daniel Bing-
near and Carrnire.
Tall Boys Race: First, Ralph Gonce;
second. William Coulter.
Faculty: First, J. w. Miller; second,
W. r. kiddoo.
In the tug-of-var Marion Thompson
team won over tho team captsined by
Arthur Ford In the baseball game.
the beginning students easily won from
the advanced students. Some very good
material is available for the team next
spring.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Advance Candy Manufacturing Corpora
tion quarterly of per cent on preferred
payable October I.
Creamery Package Manufacturing Co
quarterly of ] 3-4 per cent on common and
~ per cent on preferred. payable October
10.
Crucibie steel Co, quarterly of per cent
on common, payable October 20.
Deion Tire and Rubber Co. quarterly of
2 per cent on preferred. payable October /.
Dodge Manufacturing Co. quarterly OF
~. per cent on common and 3-4 per cent
on preferred, payable October I.
Flint Cotton Mills, quarterly Of 6 per
cent. payable October J.
Imperial Tobacco Co. OF Canada semi
annual of 3 per cent on preferred, PAYABLE
September 80 and interim of IA per cent
on ordinary shares. payable September %
International Agricultural Chemical Cor
poration. quarterly of u per cent on pre-
fsrred, payable October Is
MacAndrews & Forbes Co, u4rtArly O,
2lk per cent on common an per cen
on preferred. payable October x
MOnongahela Valley Tracti, . o. GUAR
tsriy Of S7ta cents shaF -, new pre-
f,rred. payable October T.
Tecumseh Mills. quarterly OF per cent
payable October I.
Trumbull Steel Co. quarterly of 2j% per
cent on common and 81 per cent on pre-
fcrred. payable October l.
United states Industrial Alcohol Co.
quarterly of ID per cent on preferred
PAYABLE October Is.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co quarterly OF
per cent on preferred. payable October
Nanaoium Corporation of America quar-
terry of 81 so a share, payable October Is
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Co. 10 per
cent IN stock. payable September 30
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18

ROOSEVELT IN CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Conn, Sept. lS.--North.
crn Connecticut yesterday afternoon and
last night gave Franklin ID. Roosevelt a
warm reception. Co gressman Augustine
Lonergan of Hartford, who was noml-
mated yesterday TO oppose Frank ID;
Brandegee for the Senate, accompanied
MIR. Roosevelt on his tour, making his
first appeararc cc as a canddate. lie
challenged Senator Brandegec to meet
him in public debate on the League oi
Nations issue.
Mr.. Roosevelt spent the night here
and today went to New Haven, with
rear-end train speeches at Meriden aud
Wallingford Later he goes TO Bridge
port and makes his speech tonight IN
Danbury, en- route to Upper New York
State, which he will tour next week. To-
DAYS set speeches were at Wiliimanuc,
Manchester and New Britain.
Addressing large gathering last night
in the Foot Guard Armory in this city,
which was crowded to capacity, with
overflow meetings in the streets outside,
MIR. Roosevelt advocated the League o'
Nations, declaring much of the opposi-
tion was due TO deplorablc lack OF
knowledge of what the covenant really
says. He bitterly attacked Senator Hard
irg's recent statement that too much is
heard of independence in politics and
that "the fashion of parading independence
is 10 he deplorcd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.
ssociated Press 20 Every Evening

ny Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Philadelphia. Sept is Corn. low CT;
A. Co quality and local ton. sl.50al .55, the
latter Tor No ] yellow.
Wheat lower. No. 2, red winter,
265a27 40: No. ?. ned winter garlicky.
255a2 90.
Oats lower No. . white. 74a75; No.
White. 13a74.
Butter higher; western creamery. extra.
coiz nearby prints, fancy. 6Sa7l.
Eggs higher. nearby frsts. 60a62; do,
current receipts. So western, extra firsts,
t0s62 do hrsts. 5Sa59; fancy selected,
packed. 9la12.
Cheese firm; New York whole milk,
fancy, fat, 20. common TO good, 25a2S:
longhorn and single daisies 29l2.
1--we poultry. steady; fowls heavy, not
leghorns. 40a42 do. not Leghorns, light,
36s3s white Leghor1s, 30a32: broiling
chickens. not Leghorns, 34a3S; do white,
Lcghorns, 32a34; spring chickens, not
Leghorns, 40a42; ducks. old, Soc; Go,
spring. 3Oa33.
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls, fresh
killed choice 10 fancy, 40a43; do, small
sizes, 30a3s hrolling chickens nearby,
4ia4s; do western. 44a46; frying chickens,
nearby. 45aj0, do, western, 42a43; spring
ducks Long Island. 80.
Potatoes, frmer; jersey. per basket,
No /. 70a90: do. No. =. 35a50.
Flour, steady; soft. winter straight,
western, lI25a11.50; do, do, nearby,
lo.75all %. hard winter straight, r. l5a
1850. do short patent, I225a13 90;
spring. first clear. l05oall 25 do. patent.
II .50al3.00; do, short patent 13.00a
1875; fancy spring and city mills. patent.
family brand 14.50al5.o0.
Hay quiet. timothy, old, No. 2, 3la32;
do. No. 8 27a29; sample, 23a25; no grade,
lsa2l; clover mixed hay, light mixed,
29a30; No, ], mixed. 27a2S.
Tallow, quiet, prime city, loose, 81;
do, special. loose, l014 prime country,
81 edible IN tierces, I3.
Bran lower. soft winter bran. western
in l00-lb. sacks, 5l.50a52 90; do, spring
5i50a5l 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
WILMINGTON MAN TWO
BLOCKS FROM EXPLOSION

George Underwood, an employe OF the
du Pont Powder Co living at Taylor and
Lombard streets, is one Of tho few VII
mington people who witnessed the Wall
Street explosion in New York shortly
after the noon hour on Thursday. In q
letter received by n brother, here, he
gives q vivid description Of the disaster.
He was just far enough away at the time
20 escape uninIured.
Mr.. Underwood, who was in New York
on business for his employer, bad passed
through the Wall Street district only ten
minutes prior tn the explosion and he
claims he was practically thrown from his
feet Mt a distance Of nearly two blocks.
Dwellings in the entire neighborhood were
rocked to the foundation and shower
Of glass from windows caused pedestrians
To seek shelter,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Associate.i Press 10 Every Fvcning

~ Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago, Sept. lS.-Cattlc receipts
> 600; compared with a week ago good
o. best beef steers were % 10 40 cents
higher; Others steady to - cents higher;
m between kinds dull and irregular;
good and choice veal calves % TO 80
cents higher, others and bulls steady;
stockers and feeders steady to % cents
higher
fIog receipts 10000; mostly 10 to Is
cents higher than yesterdays average;
closing weak ON heavy mixed and pack
inc grades: top early Is; practical top
1890. bulk hight and butchers IL. l0a
II So light weights 1925 1890; bulk
packing sows I6 n 1875; pigs mostly
25 cents lower; bulk desirable kinds l6 a
1878.
Sheep receipts 10000; compared with
week ago western lambs and common
g. medium natives were mostly steady;
good and choice native lambs % 20 Is
cents higher fat yearlings and weathers
steady 20 % cents lower; feeders steady
g. strong; fat and breeding ewes % TO
80 cents lower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
KENT DEMOCRATIC WOMEN.

Dover, Sept. 1s.-The following we'll
known women of Kent county have been
selected as associate members of the
Kent County Democratic Executive Com
mittee ard are actively at work In their
several districts as to registration ard
securing the women to vote at the coming
general election:
First district, Mrs. Messiclx and Mrs.
Alice Reed; Second, Mrs. Emily YES
sells, Mrs. Sadie Tucker Wilson; Third,
Mrs. w. l.. Gooding, Mrs. Kate G. johns;
Fourth, Mrs. Frank l.. Lockwood, Mrs
Lottie Johnson; Fifth, Mrs. Alice Sipple,
Mrs. Mary Bishop Jones; Sixth, Mrs
Thomas Meredith, Mrs. John Heyd
Seventh, Mrs Maude Miffiin, Mrs. l.
Maude Lodge; Eighth, Mrs. John w
killen; Ninth, Mrs. John W Sheldrake
Mrs. Estella Reynolds; Tenth, Mrs. JOIN
G. Sharp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Statements from automobile comp anies
indicate that cancellation of orders aud let
UP in the business has been greatly less
than generally reported The Ford and
DOdSe concerns say they are running to
greatest capasity: the General Motors ad-
mits some siOw-up, but says the solid de
mSnd Is far in excess Of what it was
The Packard Motor Car 90. reports. for
ils fiscal year ended August 81 record high
net earnings of slo.nfA .352, and shows that
while 10 had bank loans of IS ,OOO, 600 which
made It's entire Indebtedness other than for
ordinary current purchases, deposits and
items in collection Offset the amount all but
$40, 600
Amalgamatod Leather Co. s., Inc, has
passed dividend due October on common
stock. Company has been paying 81 quar-
terly on common and ~ was states action
of directors was due 20 conditions in leather
industry az present time
Todd Shipyards Corporation stockhoid-
srs moeting called for noon yesterday, 20
vote upon proposal 10 double the author
i1ec capitalization of the company. was
postponed until noon. october 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
RAIL WAY IS SEIZED
BY ITALIAN WORKERS
Soviet Movement in Italy Takes
New Turn; Traffic
Normal.
ny Associated Press TO Every Evening


Rome, Sept. 18.--1'he entire personnel
of the tweuty-mile light railroad from
Rome TO Tivoli, belonging To Belgian
company, has seized the line and de-
cided TO operate IL in future for the benefit
Of the men.
Traffic ia proceeding ns usual Red
flags have been hoisteJ along the route
and Red guards are stationed at the
depots, with nobody opposing them. a
Belgian, representing the company ~
director, was invited TO remain IL he
wished, but he declined.
signor Giolitti, the Premier who bas
been visiting MiIan in connection with
the strike Of the metal workers, return
ed 10 Rome yesterday.
Forty Senators later presented the
Premier with note, asking him what
were the Governments intentions re
gnrding the many grave violations OF ths
law and Of Fundamental constitutional
guarantees which have profoundly dis
turbcd the national conscience, and ia.
iured the unity of the country AZ horDe
and it's credit abroad"
The Premier replied he would make an
important statement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
JUST ESCAPED HOTEL FIRE.

Seaford, Sept 1S.--Mr. and Mrs.
Roland E. Wright of this town, who are
on honeymoon trip through the West,
stopped at hotel in Plymouth Falls,
Ore, few days ago, which was destroyed
by fire and Il guests lost their lives. The
FIRE occurred at 4 o'clock in the morning
and Mr. and Mrs. Wright, with party
of friends, had left the hotel to go on 8
fishing trip only about half an hour
previous to the breaking out of the flames
They had with them on their honey
moon many of their wedding presents,
which were lost in the FIRE, together with
the clothes they had left at the hotel, in
Guiding Mrs. Wright's wedding clothes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
Family Find Merchant Shot Dead.

Cambridge, Nd, Sept. t8.--GeofRe
Willis, 55 years old. Church Greek
merchant, il believed 70 have committed
suicide yesterday afternoon with a shot
gun. and was not discovered until his
family returned home and found the body
ON n bed and the doors locked. He leaves
a widow, two sons and two daughters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
RAILS AND SH|PP|NcS
LEAD RISE IN STOCKS
Prices 90 to Higher Level After
Early Period of Un-
certainty.
Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening


New York, Sept. lS.--Rails and ship
pings led today's brief stock market to
higher levels after an early period Of UNI
certainty. Coalcrs were the conspicuous
features, presumably in acknowledgment
of the proposed Laokawanna dissolution
plans.
Norfolk 4 Western and Canadian
Pacific gained . points. Southern Pacific
Ia. Reading first preferred pa and Nlckle
Plate, Erie Baltimore d Ohio, Lehigh
Valley, Ontario and Western, Southern
Railway. StLouiS x San Francisco and
New Orleans, Texas and Mexico TO 319
points. Mercantile Marine was substan-
tislly better as were United States Rubber,
Kelley Springfield Tire, Nanadium ana
Baldwin.
Oils. excepting Houston. were backward
and some OF the motor, leather and food
spccialtie@ reacted. The closing was IRE
gular. Sales approximated 350,0o0 shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
SEVERELY BURNED.

Seaford, Sept. 1S.-Dominick Moreno,
an Italian boy, son of Michael Moreno,
a Seaford merchant, was severely burned.
yesterday, while kindling fire In a
stove.
He poured quantity of coal oil on the
wood and then stuck lighted match into
the kindling. There was a burst of flames
which spread all over the boys face. His
eyebrows were burned off and his face
severely burned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18

gustcd 10 learn that the officers had
gone to lunch
REGISTRATION IN KENT.
Dover, Sept. ls.---Rcgistrator opened
up lively throughout Kent county today,
the women being very much in cvidence.
In the three Dover districts fully ninety
per cent Of the registration up to noon
were women.
Possibly the oldest women to rcgIster
in Kent county was Mrs France Of the
Old Folks Home, here. While not required
to give her age, she volunteered TO do 80.
many OF the districts the women turned
otlt sfron0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
CALIFORNIA WOMEN
HEAR TALK By cox
Governor Has Busy Day on Coast
in Last Active Day Of Cam
paigning There.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

San Fra cisco, Sept. lS.-Mcre man,
unless accompanied by a woman escort"
was refused admttal &C today to hear the
address of Governor James M. Cox, be-
fore the San Fra cisco center of the Cal
foruia Civic League, a woman's organlza-
tion.
The speech was the principal feature
of Cover or Cox's last active campaign
day il the San Fra cisco bay region.
Followi his talk Governor Coxs
It'll erary called for an address to the
commercial club, public reception at
the Palace Hotel ard speech at the
Oakland Auditorium across the bay,
der the auspices OF the state Democratic
committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
Large Stalk of Corn.

The st. Joseph's Industrial School
at Clayton is pridina itself on corn raising
and although the average stalk Of corn
only measures I3 feet, the Industrial
School has on exhibition a stalk just
recently pulled and measuring IL feet
I inch. This was planted and taken
care of by James Murphy, the school
farmer, and 1t is claim ed TO be the largest
ever grown in this State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
2 BOMB MEN SENTENCED.
Given From 20 TO 25 Years In Prison for
Outrsfes In Bridgeport.

bridgeport, Conn, Sept 1s.--sentences
OF from 20 TO 25 years in State prison on
charges of completely in bomb explosion
and attempt TO blackmail were imposed on
seven men in Superior Court yesterday.
The men pleaded guilty to threatening 3
Dwight G. Wheeler Of the Acme Shear
Company. A bomb was exploded at the
plant August 2s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS.
Associated Press 20 Every Evening

ny associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, sept lS-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week show that
they hold $40, ,295, ,4l0 reserve in excess
III legal requirements. This is n de
crease of s4.7s3. 100 from last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
LIBERTY BONDS.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Sept Liberty Bonds
closed today: 3Les ooo4; first 4s $50;
second 4s So 10; first s1ss Ss.06; - cond
AS IS Is; third 4 1ts IS. 81; fourth 4 4sS
s549. Victory 3s4s 95.i0; Victory 4a4s
oe ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
OLD LADY HURT BY FALL.

Seaford, Sept. 1S.--Mrs. Sarah Wheat
ley, one of Seaford's oldest women, was
painfully injured, yesterday, when she
accidently tripped and fell in the porch
of her home. Her injuries are not con-
sidered serious, however.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
HAND SERIOUSLY HURT.

Seaford, Sept. 1s.-Samuel Records,
while operating bottling machine at the
tomato factory here of Greenabaum Bros,
badly mashed his hand, yesterday, when
it caught in the machine. Two of his
fingers also were badly laeerated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
Won Horseshoe Tournament.

Jessie Churnside and Louis Nc
Kinney were the winners in the horse
shoe tournament conducted by the
Community Service at Tenthand Market
streets. The finals were played of
this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
Accused of Forging Checks.

A Baltimore man has been arrested
in Easton, Md, charged with forging
the names OF w L. Mulliken of VIII
mington on checks totaling 1856.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
WILMINGTON BANK CLEARINGS.

Bank clearings for this week were
sS12i. 7oi.O2. Clearings for the cor
responding week of last year were So
qh Q2I IS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18
STEAMBOAT LINES.
g; PhiladeIphi,
and Chester
q ~ Eree, sep.sm,:,r lI ;, ls. lezo

HIANDAitk NNAAE.
Leave Wilmington. Fourth 81. Nhxrf. fof
Philadelphia. and PHILADELPHIA, Clfsfnuf
Sc. Wharf for Wiifolnston Nassdays q ~. T.
900. 100 a. m, 40. $40. f.l1 600 suI
100 .. m on saturday adfa afional tflpf
days. leave both Wilmington and Phlsdfl
pbia a. 730, 900, 1910 a. n.. ~ uClurk
9 30 .. m
Wilmington Penn's Grove Hoy,~. fssya
Wilmington. D.fb, 100. aOn. u.no. 1000.
900, 800, 600. +7lOO 500. '0pO f9no
I'll 90 and 80 .. "a.
1000, n. 90 o. M. ~ ciocE NON. ~. ~.
300. 400. 500, 600. IpO. 40. 90N
1000, II 90 and 'ff.fO p. m.
'Runs only on 9atT sun. anf toiifsTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-18

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