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HOOVER ASKED IKE PRESIDENT FOR LAW
 ON SUGAR IN 1919
Massachusetts Representative Says Wilson Responsible
 for Situation

Washington, June 1.-Copy of a cablegram sent from Paris July 23' 1919, by Herbert Hoover to Julius H. Barnes. president of the United States Grain corporation, for trans initial to President Wilson, declar- inc that "determination of the sugar policies requires immediate consldera- tion" was made public in the house today by Representative Tlnkham, Republican, Mass.
 The cablegram was read by MT Tinkham in the course of speech Tn which he charged that responsibility for the high price of sugar was "placed squarely on the shoulders of President Wilson"
 The Massachusetts representative declared that the president could re- lieve the situation even now by fol- lowing MT. Hoover's advice and Ia tioning essential consumers.
 Mr. Hoover said in his message to MT. Barnes, as read by MT. Tinkhan1, that it was necessary to take impor- tant decisions as to sugar control in this country in order to anticipate the marketing of a new beet har- vest and to settle the policy with Cuba for the next year.
 Referring to his recommendation in 1918 for purchase of the Cuban crop jointly with the allies, which was done, MT. Hoover said, at the time his cablegram was sent, the United States was the "only large nation possessing liberal supplies for the entire year and at saving of four cents pound under the world price"
 Decision must now be made" he added, "as to whether congress should be recommended to legislate authority for the contribution of these meas ures over. the year 1920 providing again for purchase of the Cuban crop and the control of domestic produc- tion, stabilization of price and dis tribution. The intrinsic situation is by no means clear as to the prospect of supplies, and it is argued by many that there will be continued short age over the year 1920 with atten- dant speculation and profiteering un- less action is taken"
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ACTION TOWARDS MEXICO.

Aside from the general suggestion that if the new regime in Mexico IS unable to establish stable govern ment the United States should inter vene, there is little of real interest in the report of the Fall committee which for six months has been investi- gating conditions in Mexico.
 And this conclusion could have been reached without a protracted hearing in border towns or costly mileage and expense accounts for witnesses.
 Most of the other disclosures have to do with things that happened dur ing the Carranza regime or before 1t came into power. They are worthless except for a certain doubtful value as interesting commentaries upon a hopeless situation.
 The trouble about any sort of a Mexican investigation is that before it is concluded and the facts that are ascertained can be made use of they are obsolete.
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A NEW DEMOCRATIC RICHMOND.

The New York Times has come out with an indorsement for the demo- cratic presidential nomination of American Ambassador to- Great Brit ain John w. Davis, says the Conner cial-Appeal. As solicitor-general and as member of congress from West Virginia Ambassador Davis did not come strikingly into the limelight, but in his diplomatic post he has at tracted considerable attention in Great Britain through his legal at tainments and breadth of culture He has scored a signal success among the. intellectual element of Britishers and it is said of him that he has made more addresses during the short time that he has been in London than any other American representative in similar space of time.
 But addresses delivered in England no matter how able, hardly give the speaker that grip on the American imagination that is necessary to sue ceed in our highest politics. Profoune discoufses on international law ane diplomacy as rule are not good vote getters in the huly burly of an ap spfoaching campaign. The fact, too that the general recognition of MT Davis abilities comes rather late il the pre-convention campaign woult also initiate against his chances Alst the belief in MT. Davis triumphs must be accepted by the convention delegates rather than from the actua observance of these successes. Were MT. Davis in the country, and were he in a position to electrify the con vention by speech, things might be different, but as it is he must be list ed as an added starter with long odds against him.
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Circulation Men
 of Newspapers Meet

St. Louis, June 1.-Policies design ed to incerase newspaper circulation were discussed at the convention of the Interna tional Circulation associa- tion, which opened here today.
 Publication of serial stories to build up circulation was advocated in a pa per prepared by R. L. Carrigan of the Los Angeles Examiner.
 J M. Annenberg of the Philadelphia Press, explained the beneficial results of distributing papers through the medium of automomatic vending ma chimes.
 The association voted to admit a Stockholm, Sweden, paper to member ship, the application being the first acted upon after resolution had been adopted making newspapers in all civ ilized countries eligible for the or ganization.
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 have been found near these ware houses.
 Vera Cruz is already completely cut off from the rest of the republic. Relief has already begun to arrive from the outside, however, a train from Mexico City coming in tonight with representatives of the sanitary corps and material with which to fight the plague.
 In the opinion of medical authori- ties the plague has not yet attained the character of an epidemic and they
 believe it can be easily controlled by taking the proper measures to combat lit. Fumigation of the freight ware
 houses already has been begun, as
 has the cleaning up of dwellings and the burning of wooden houses near the central point of the outbreak.
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No Decision On
 Dry Amendment

Washington, June 1.-The supreme court failed again today to decide the validity of the prohibition amend ment, and portions of the enforce ment act and recessed until next Monday, when the present term will close.
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Taft to Wed
 Yale Instructor

New Haven, Conn.,, June 1.-Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Taft today an- nounced the engagement of their daughter Helen, to Frederick John son Manning. MT. Manning is an in- structor in history in Yale Univer- sity. He was member of the class of 1916 in Yale, and was until Sep tember 1919, first lieutenant in the field artillery. The marriage will take place in Canada in July.
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Of course the committee investi- gating campaign expenditures Will continue to sit. And work is going to pile up for them as long as they're on the job.
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Lots of people didn't know what sisal was until million dollars worth of it burned down at Calves ton.
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ESPIONAGE SENTENCE STANDS.

of the supreme court today to review his case, conviction at San Antonio, Tex, of c. w. Bouldin on charges of violating the espionage act will stand Bouldin was given two years impris- 'onment.
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Looks like Little Rock has ball team.
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Denmark claims that there is not d single adult person in her domain who cannot read and write.
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mia, iotfa oIitte rofasto pai-
noiaa miime mattalla iaotta-
masia ia iotfa wainojan nil
me aifolo eIdisid aittoitte mi
niio itruresia mtrbeesiani.
Gbas. Sumtmnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

81 p. @enabgan firfosia flo
1211 Gp.
rs p. MnrianpGimGnd SuiiiGr.
pet tirfosia flo Ali op.
% b. Suiiidrpen firfosia flo
Mi np. &errmt ebtooainen.
8olpotoori Matti Sirpi pibuu
SniiiGrtpeIIG Stimalun ianaa fans
iani. OIfda bpipd ia tilfad bafe-
moan Meenabgasta "a p.
s. nrpiIainen
Mennbgn, Ninn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-03-18

@lGman ju fuoleman Sierra
nGfi bpmGtii futiiia Iuofienio
toimnnn funnioon %raftaan mai
moni ia IaSteni Gioin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-10
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC SALE-Thc undersigned having
ronsed his farm. will sell at public sale. in
the Newark and Delaware City Railroad. or
better known as the road leading from Por-
ters TO Newark. about two miles from the
former place Wednesday, February II. 1920
at II O'Clock, noon. the following personal
property. TO wit
SEVEN HEAD OF VERY SUPERIOR
HORSES.
All heavy and the best of pullers. One stud
colt, coming two years old DR.. Mccoy s
stock Of ki.kwood; Del very fine action.
sEvENfY-FIvE HEAD OF HOGS.
As fine as there are in the state. among
all with pigs. will farrow by March %
three fine boar pigs. no finer: 80 head of
shoats. some fat hogs. want to call
special attention to these hogs. they are
all healthy have never had sick pig in
three years of my raising on this farm.
Sixty head OF stock ewes. as fine as can be
found in this State, some will have lambs
by their side day of sale; two Hampshire
stock bucks Remember wool is 81 per
pound at this time: The dealers say spring
lambs viii start at SIS Der head. 80 why not
buy something that viii do YOU some good
2ooo chestnut tlposts. no finer. ready TO set:
100 cords of wood mostly oak. all dry and
very sound by cord or car lots. IS tons
timothy hay. All above articles are in good
shape apd viii positively be sold. as have
you a real old fashioned public sale
Trains leavo Porters at Io.3o. leave New
ark at / 30: will land you right at the farm
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c
One Moline tractor. as good as there is in
the United States only plowed and put in
25 acres of wheat last fall one disc harrow
for this tractor, John Deere grain drill for
same. three walking plows. corn workers,
both walking and riding: one corn planter
potato planter. potato pillow, three farm
wagons, harness and many other articles
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $25 and under, cash over that
amount credit of six months will be given
Gyyxy faAv Al
approved endorser. interest added from day
OF sale. No goods to be removed until con-
ditions are complied with.
A. Is. TAYLOR.
J. Leslie Ford, Auctioneer.
w. G. Brooks. Clerk.
Any one mastng purchases at this sale
to the amount OF x25 their car fare will be
refunded from Wilmington. Newark. Mid
or Delaware City.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-10
POTATO PEELERS ASK Sc A DAY
Form a Union and Set s-Hour Overtime
Schedule.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-A union Of pOtsro
peclers was formed here today. The
organization starts with a membership
Of $50. 4 standard wage scale WIS adopted
Of So day for eight hours work, thres
meslst day and time and half for over.
time a
William Robinson, VINO Il credited with
worlds records for peeiing every known
varety OF potatoes from the dIminutIyc
IRISH spud" to the mammoth Idaho
Beauties, was elected president unani-
mously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-10
F|REMEN CLING TO
VOLUNTEER SYSTEM
Council Committee Of Opinion
That Members Of Companies
Oppose Change at Present.

That the majority Of the members ~
the fire companies located on the West
side are still in favor Of the volunteer
system, and therefore opposed ~ the
present time to any change involving
It's abandonment, IL tho opinion Of the
members Of the Council Committee which
il invcstiga ting the question.
The members of the committee paid a
visit of inspection last night 10 the head
quarters Of the various companies located
on the west side. The companies visited