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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15

You've got N have faith y yourself
you want % ~ anywhere
You don't have rs concerted srsf
merely having sise conception ~ ~
individual ablitiee ~ importance Fer
in yourself 2 confidence tha- v1 .-
gong - accomplish xha- vTi ~ rr.
~ do. conviction hat vnu ave tr-
character md me pluck rof - falI -0-r-
You fell that somehow Won arr gong
win through even when tnlrgs a~a -ar
YOU have faith that Won a-r -o' vo,-g
give up,
Many f4mihes have TIE erroneous .ifs
that the hest wav - traln = - End faui
IL is, 81 course the worst wav 4 z.r' 49,
il always beirz picked N a. home -er
told that she = stiIuid and awkward a-H
that ~ course sne can 2 evuer- -o rer
decent Job that g.ri wlll either -eas .Ts
in disgust. and rurn bitter and hard
she viii LOSE faith n herself = -def
what she i called AFRAID y take sr
share Of this world opp0TrunItirs. ~r
will not. in the slang 81 the day ea0le
sell herself she vii -ur Ter vor-r
foot forward. ~ imld. ack nltlauv
The disagreeable Criticisms hat 1ay
been her daily meat viii not noursh art
healthy seif-conhdence, =ne will - wea
and aabby 4 gIri Ike that : i1rednome
% failure unless she can SNAKE liz -a
evil effects Of such "a lyounElnE. 81.
train herself INTO having faIth Is
abilities ana her character
Sometimes 4 failure S -ome 0nr ~
tlon VIII make you lose talrh Il r4rr
But that Is foolish Buck 10 Nauv
men and women VINO nave -l-rel
great have begun uv rcakllg rnA- okr
Ike stupid mistakes They mp -t
not found their way --J heeD 81.
heart Believe Ia your star M give rlU
self square deai As M YOU s
faith In Yourself vo4 .r- -or eata
even though times are difficult ..l v
have had a bad setback Bur ra
faith. and YOU are done Tor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
NO WOMAN ON JAMES
PAhEL,|T IS CHALLENGED
Trial of Alleged Slayer of Bank
Messenger Paul is Begun
at Camden.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

Camden, N. j., Dec. 15.~~When the
trial Of Frank J. james, motor car sales
man, charged with the killing Of David $.
Paul, bank messenger, Opened here today
counsel for the defendant challenged the
entire jury panel Of 10 men on the ground
OF discrimination because there were no
women among the prospective jury men.
An extended arglrueft WAS begun by
William Harris, Jar ea Counsel
The court room in city hall Was jamned
with women and men when the case was
called before Supreme Court Justice
Frank s. Katnenbach, Of Trenton. One
hundred witnesses, so of them HIbpoenaed
by the public prosecutor have been sum-
moned in the case
Raymond W Schuck, also indicted in
connection with the killing of Paul, is ex-
pected To be a witness in James trial
Schuck's case will come up January 4,
Justice Katxenbach having granted the
men separate trials Alienists arc expect
ed TO figure in the present trial. II was snid i,
three of them having recently examined
him in the Camden county jail, giving rise
TO n report that James mental condition
might be brought into the case.
Bank Messenger Paul was killed Octo-
Der 5, according 10 statements said by the
GUILTY. hNtHOIttfF u NHEt bfftt Iihut Wy
James and Schuck after their arrests.
Paul was taking $40, 900 in cash and
$40 900 in checks 10 Philadelphia bank
whom he disappeared. Eleven days later
his body wAs found in a shallow grave in
the Jersey pine belt in Burlington county.
The cash WAS missing, but virtually oil
the checks were found on the body. He
had been killed by blow on the head
James was detained by the police be
ca,ise he WAS the last man seen with Paul.
An nvestigp ton also resulted in the arrest
of Schuck after Paul's body was found.
Both men are alleged To have made state
,menn In the Burlington county Jail, i'm
rlicatins each other, according to the
prosecuting authorities The men adj
rnitted Paul WAS killed IN James automo-
bile and the body buried They hid most Of
the money in Camden cemetery and
went on hve-day debsIch, the police
said. during which they spent nearly
81 900 day.
The oiurt refused 10 entertain the cha
lenge. ordered the jury to be drawn and
allowed the defense an exception.
mo constitution 81 or other rights of the
defendant have been Withheld by the
omission Of women as jurors" said The
court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.


By Associated Prgss 20 Every Eveu.n-
Philadelphia. Dee l5 Wheat. 'Re.
No. , red, winter. SSal 95. io., Ssr cNs
l.7ealS4
Corn. lower old. As e grade aa4 @,
ton. 05al o. do. new, 45a. N
Oats, lower No. ,. white -
No 3 white, 81 za62
Butter higher western eoA.rD
tra. ssh nearby prints, 'sr,l ttU
Eggs. lower nearby hrs.S. n .A
current receipts. j western st-
75l2s77 p. do. tirsgS, r "a, -c"
packed. Sass, cheese. quiet STEADY \.
York whole milk. fancy Eat. h
Is: do. fresh fiat, 25s2i
good. 22a27; ionghoru Hc,l
fresh. 2SsGg single 3ai>l,- 1D
Is; do, fresh. 26S27
Live poultry. toNIs 2la5o
and quality spring chickens, p,t rs
22a2S, turkeys, fsnCy 4iat>
binary. S5a40, ducks. chcicc 1874 >tsu
do. muscoyy, 2la22. geese. 1',.tU
Dressed poultry hrm spriuN Hov
fsncv, nearby turkeys, 54a6o.
good IS 70 80, choice to tame, 0tvT
BASS. fair % good. 41a5O. flows .n.
killed, choice % fancy 3&a36 io II,
sizes, 24aSO broilers, western. tIlt-
nearby, 42a43: roasting chlckens ryarn.
S5a37: do, western, 29aS5. fr,ng eh,cs
ems. nearby SUaS2. DO. western. 2uR2
western, 35a4O. geese, western 2atO
Potatoes, steady, WHITE POTATOES Pen
svlvania, per 100 pounds y IS gulit'
i35a2 90. jersey, 40. l. Ter hask,
5Oa7O. d. 10 >. -5a35
Flour, dun soft winter ,,ra.sh
western. : 75a9.35, du nearby SOOa
S.25; hard winter, straight 9.0Va9.5O
do short patent. 9 5OalO0O spring ir,f
clear. 750aS.25, 90. patent 9.olag.25.
do. short patent, 9.5OalOOO, fancy
spring and city mills. patent, iami'v
brand, l0.75all.25.
HAY. firm, timothy No 2 IAN i ton
do, No 3, 25a26, sample, 22a24; p.
grade, lSa20, clover mixed hay Isl
26a27; No l, mixed 24a25
Tallow. quiet prime city oo-e. 5'
do, special loose, Gu; prime comtr
4s4 edible IN tierces. oaal
Bran steady. soft, winter western,
l0O-lb sacks, S9ai0; sprng, 2Sa.S9.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
STATEMENT BY CORONER.
He Doesn't Think One-armcd Men
Should Drive Automobiles.

Coroner Bullock today issued a state
mcnt to the effect that any man with but
one arm has no business, in his opinion,
driving either touring car or large truck.
The coroner issued this statement N a
result of the inquest in the death Of Harry
+. Downs. which was heard before
coroner's jury last night. The driver,
Harry T.. Fulmer, WAS exoncrated. The
coroner's statement is M follows:
'1n my opinion no man with but one
arm has any business driving a touring
car, to say nothing of a heavy two-ton
Perce-Arrow truck, loaded with milk and
pigs such rs WAS the truck which Harry
Fulmcr WAS driving When license is
issued to such a man, IN my opinion, 1t is
endAngering the safety not only OF
pedestrians, but all those driving upon
the public highways. am fully in favor
of new law which shall provide that A
license shall be issued only to those of
sound mind, body and limb, such rs Is
now in force III many other States.
At the inquest last night numerous wit
nesses testified that Fulmer is An efficient
and careful driver, however.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.


BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago, Dec 15.-Hog receipts, 3d.
600; lights active; others slow, mostly 10
cents higher than yesterdays average; big
packers generally bidding lower than
yesterday; top early, 9.25; bulk, 9a915;
pigs, 10 to Is cents higher; bulk. desirable
90 70 l30-pound pigs, 9.l0a9 25.
Cattle receipts g, 900; beef steers active
and steady; esrly sales, Sal2; some held
higher; butchers stock uneven. steady TO
weak. Gamers weak to % cents lower; sales
2.75a3 Is; bologna bulls, strong. choice
kind, 6.25; calves, steady, best veslers, 10;
stockers and feeders steady 70 strong.
Sheep receipts. $4,000, best fat classes
and feeders, steady; Others dull; early top
fat lambs 70 shippers and city butchers,
10 40; early packing top, l1.S5; wetherS,
6.25; fat ewes $50; few early sales feeders
lambs, 10.50a 1915.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs John b. Cook Quietly
Observing Anniversary

Married in this city on December Is,
1870, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Cook will
observe their golden wedding anniversary
this evening with family reunion at the
home of their son, Boyd II. Cook, 22I4
Washington street. The celebration will
be informal and there will be open house
au evening for the many friends of the
couple
Mr. Cook is well known all over the
Eastern Shore, as well as here, having
been representative Of the Blasius Piano
Co, for years and having been connected
with Robelen & Co, OF this city also He
is now connected with Every Evening
circulation department. He Is g staunch
member Of the A. 0. L. ". and Jr. o. L.
A NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Cook have three children
living all boys. They are: Walter B.
Cock, teller Of the Bank Of Oakland,
Oakland, Calf, Leslie Cook organist, To-
Gated in Pittsburg, Pa, and Boyd II Cook,
Of this city, chief craftsman for the
American Car and Foundry Co. There
are eight grandchildren, seven in Oakland,
Calf and one in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
STOLE CASH REGISTER.
Thieves Visit the Store of Samuel Haber
and Take Money Drawer.

A cash register was stolen from the
store Of Samuel Hsber, 4O5 King street.
between the closing time on Monday
evening and yesterday morning at s
o'clock, when Mr. Haber opened up the
shop. While only $40 In change was In
the register. this was valued at $3.50, aid
weighed 300 pounds.
Entrance was effected by jimmying the
door of 403. forcing off the y ale rim latch.
This store communicates with 4O5, and
had an old-style cash register, which was
not molested
The burglary was reported TO the police
and they are working on the case
None of the stock of the mems and
womens furnishings and clothing con-
tanned in the two stores has been missed
so far
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
CHARGE BRITISH TRIED To
INFLUENCE SHIPPING BOAR

By Associated Press 90 EVERY sveal--
Washington Dee - Mem er~
British mission which .~.te '.e
Ststes in 1917 atteU teo l.r
policies Of the shipping Boar.
Denman. 81 san Fran $50 r>t
of the board testified -.,sss
special House .n4u.tt.t tte~t 81 81.
the board operations
Mr. Denmau Indicated raat
tence that The Sh.ppaS bo.e
from British influence aA1 .e
with his resignation - Chairman
board than any other one thlg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
BISHOP AT MARSHALLTON.
Will Con nrm Class on Anniversary Of
ST. Barnabas' Church, Next Sunday.

On Sunday evening, December 10, the
rector of st Barnabas Church, Marshall-
ton, Rev. J. r. Parks, will present the
following persons for confirmation: ANNA
Roberta foard, Ellen Margaretta 5imp-
son, Ella Elizabeth Mackinson, Ethel
LOUISE Patton, Bertha Jackson Springer,
Margaret Elizabeth Stoops, Donald Pat
tan, Edward Harry Ehart Ernest Dia-
mond and Albert Francis Burpite.
This is tho occasion Of Bishop Cooks
first visit and the thirtieth anniversary Of
the church.
1t is understood the Methodist Church
service will be omitted that all may have
an opportunity 70 attend the service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
CIVIC BODIES ARE
ORGANIZING FOR
HOOVER MOVEMENT
Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Plan
to Aid Europe's Starving
Children.
TIA SCHOOL TEACHERS
LEND THEIR SERVICES
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO
LIVE ON VIENNA STEW?

An American connection called
Vienna stew is the most popular
dish among the starving children OF
Central Europe. Its ingredients
vary. but it has been known to
contain bears, rice, pork, con.
densed milk and cocoa, at one and
the same time.
A dish of this stew day will keep
a child alive, even If IT receives alb
solutely no other food that day.
The cos, as served in the European
Relief kitchens is less than four
cents a dav. For 81 child can be
kept alive a month; for $40 it can be
kept alive with Vienna stew unai
the next harvest
HOW MANY WILL YOU KEEP
ALIVE7
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s. s. SUPERINTENDENTS MEET.
Hold First Winter Gathering at Harrison
Street Church.

Sunday school superintendents of New
Castle county, with their wives, held their
inst winter meeting last night in Harm
son Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
The ladies Of the church served dinner at
8 o'clock.
Henry c. Downward, president of the
New Castle Sunday school superintend
ents, presided and gave the greetings.
Addresses were made by Rev. Charles
Earle; Major Weston Of New York and
K. Ross Farra.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
POLICE APPLICANTS.
Nine TO Be Examined for Probation Ap
pointments.

Nine men were selected by the Board tof
Police Commissioners yesterday afternoon
for examination as members Of the police
force. They are: William ]. Braden,
7O5 12East Sixth street; Charles i. Han
nigan, 7Ol Tatnall street; William l..
Handlin, 81 Kentwoo1 avenue; John ID.
Gaines, 23l4 Jefferson street; Charles s.
Faulkner, 1901 B street; George l.. War
rington, 424 East Fourth street; Harry ].
Rambo, 303 Poplar street; Walter B. Fin
ley, 1907 East Eleventh street; Watson Fl
Mahan, 70S West Eighth street If these
men pass the physical and mental ex-
aminations, they viii be appointed as pro-
stationary police officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
Courts Take Recess.

Trials and arguments in Court Of
General Sessions and Superior Court are
over for the November term. Both courts
have adjourned until Friday morning,
when several decisions will be announced
Following this the courts, including Oyer
and Terniner, will be adjourned until the
January term, with the exception of plead
guilty day which viii come around Decem-
Der %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
Attended SupIee Funeral.

A number Of Delawareans attended the
funeral of Harold s. Suplee, in Phlladel-
phia, yesterday. Services were held at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Dewitt G. Suplee APT North Thirty
third street and interment Was made az
Arlington cemetery, Lansdowne. Many
rural tributes were received and large
number of sorrowing friends and relatives
attended the obseuuies.
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q. 8. NOT TO BE THERE.
VIII Have no Representative at Con-
ference on German Preparations.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Brussels, Dec. ia long list Of ques-
tons u be asked the German delegates
To the second Brussels financial confer
ence 10 discuss German reparations Was
agreed upon this morning by the FIVE
allied representatives at a preliminary
session.
The German delegates are expected To
arrive this afternoon.
The United States was invited 70 attend
but Roland w. Boyden, who was the
unofficial representative Of the United
States at the first financial conference
in September last yesterday forwarded
definite notice that he Was not coming
n the present conference
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
Tug Minerva Raised.

The Merritt-Chapman Wrecsing & Der
rick Co yesterday succeeded in raising
the tug Minerva, sunk in the Delaware
river near the New Castle range, and
she was towed TO Philadelphia The divers
working on the wreck made a dihgent
search for the body Of Aaron Banks, the
Minerals engineer. who was drowned
when the tug went down, but without sue
cess
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
CLOTHE NUDE STATUES IN
MIDDIES AND BLOOMERS
By Associated Press 20 Every Evening.

St Petersburg Fla, Dec. I5.-Visitors
at the Florida winter art school exhibition
today found the nude statues CARRIED 10
middle blouses and bloomers. Recently
the Christian Civic League censured the
nude art at the school and TODAY several
busts suspended from the ceiling by strings
tied around the necks, were labelled
.'lynched by the Christian CIVIC League
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
REPORT OF SERIOUS ILLNESS
OF CARDINAL GIBBONS DENIED.


Baltimore, Md. Dec. l5.-The sending
Of nurse yesterday to attend Cardinal
Gibbons, who has been resting 81 the home
Of Robert T Shriver at Union Mills.
Md, for the last ten days led 70 reports
that the cardinal was seriously III. These
were denied today BY the Cardinals
physician and AZ the Episcopal residence
The doctor said that the cardinal ras
suffering from fatigue caused by over
taxed strength
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
SUFFRAGE TEST Is BEGUN.
Maryland Suit Against 18th Amendment
Being Tried In Baltimore.

Baltimore, Dec 15-Trisl of the suit
brought by the Maryland State League
of Defense to test the validity of the
Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
was begun in the Court of Common Pleas
here yesterday.
The action is directed against the
Board of Registers of the Seventh Pre-
cinct of the Eleventh Ward, asking that
they be required to strike from their
books the names of two women, one
white, the other oolored, because the pc
titioners do not admit the force of the
amendment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
FAIRCHANCE LUMBER PLANT
DESTROYED By FIRE

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Uniontown. Pa. Dec. I5.-Fire early
today destroyed the plant Of the Far
chance Lumber Company at Falrchance
SIX miles from here, with loss estimated
at $50. 900. State police believe that u Is the
act Of the gang Of incendIaries who have
been operating IN Fsyette county for The
past few months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
WARM DECEMBER DAYS.
The Weather Is More Like Spring Than
Winter.

Yesterday WAS the warnest December
Ia in number Of years. According 70
local weather authorities IL was the warm
est in over 30 years Government records
extending back more than a few years are
not available The maximum tenpera-
ture was 81 at p. IN. At the same hour
today the mercury was at ~.
Rainfall Of Monday night, continuing
until yesterday morning, was 20 Of an
inch, by measurement Of G. II. Simmons
Of the Weather Bureau. The rain was
followed by warm breeze.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
PLANS DRIVE AT GREEKS.
Renal 10 Throw Bulk of His Army Into
Great Offensive

Constantinople, Dec. 15.-The create
part of the Kemalist forces have been
transferred to the Ouchak front, under
command of General kiazim Kara Bekm.
These troops are to take part in a
great offensive against the Greek forces
on the Smyrna-Brousa front, according
TO advices from Anatolia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
NO CHANGE IN POLICY.


BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Detroit. Mich. Dec Representa-
tives Of the Dodge Brothers motor Car
Company were informed by Fred j.
HAYNES, vice-preSident and general rusn-
ager. that the death Of Horace F.. Dodge.
president, would bring no change in the
policies of the company The statement
was made, Mr. Hayes said, TO still idle
rumors" that hsd spread since Mr.
Dodge's death last Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
WOULD CUT HOSTAGE RATES.
Burleson Again Suggests One Cent
Stamps for Local aiis.

Washington, Dec l5.-Reduction of
the postage stamp on LOCAL delivery letters
from two cents to one was recommended
again Yesterday b. Postmaster-General
Burleson to hartman Steenerson of the
House Postal Committee. Such provi-
sion was included in last year s Postal APP
preparation Bill by the Senate, but failed
of acceptance by the House an was OPP
posed by organizations of postal en-
ployes.
The acknowledgement told Chair
man Steenerson today that such re-
ductio in his opinion, would not de-
crease postal revenue but would in
crease II by increasing the volume OF
such letter mail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
RABBIT" FOR SALE.
Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Boston, Dec 15-"Rabbit" Marsn-
vile in all probability has played his last
game with the Boston Braves. President
George W Grant says the little shor tstop
is up for trade. The Braves want two
good players for Meanwhile together
with some cash
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
COLORED MASONS.
Hiram Grand Lodge Holds list Annual
Session.

The seventy-frst annual session Of the
NJ ost Worshipful Hiram Grand Lodge
(colored) Of A. T. and A. M, was held
yesterday in their hall on East Twelfth
street It was fourd the membership
had greatly increased, and that the lodge
wss in good financial shape.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
RUSSIAN REFUGEE SHIPS
HELD UP BY THE TURKS
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

III HksOclatTF7 FTFss % = FFIy T9F'7IL1IIE
Constantinople, Dec l4.-Two Rus
sian refugee ships bound for Bulgaria have
been held up in the Black Sea by Turkish
Nationalist forces The steamers we're
overtaken BY storm and sought shelter
At the port Of Zongldak. The Turks
declared the passengers prisoner u war
but the civilian refugees were later re-
leased II IS presumed the soldiers on
board viii be turned over To the Boil
shevIki
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
WILL DISARM TROOPS
OF GENERAL WRANGEL

London. Dec. 15.-A wireless dispatch
from Moscow asserts that England
and France have decided to disarm the
troops oil General Wrangel. recently driven
from the CIimea by the Russian Soviet
forces.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
Was Another Man

Peter Sansone Of 1926 French street,
formerly Of liz North Adams street, was
not one OF the yOupg men arrested on
Sunday for Sabbath breaking. One Of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15
To Consider Telephone Rates.

The Board Of Public Utility Commis-
sioners, at an adjourned meeting, on
Friday night, viii consider the Diamond
State Telephone Co request for per
mission to increase telephone rates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15

Harry Mayer and Volley NJ Murray,
members Of the Delaware Industrial Ao-
cidert Board attended the anrual meet
ing of the Comper sation Rating Bureaus
in Philadelphia yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15

Gifts for the housewife2 See classified
ton Ola in the Want Ad section today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15

Paris, Dec. 15.-(Jewish Geographic
Agency Jewish representatives at Gene
va have obtained the assurance of leading
men at the League Assembly that if
Finland is admitted into the League she
will have to guarantee the acceptance and
incorporation of minority clauses in Its
Constitution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-12-15

Washington, Dec 10 Mediation in
Armenia by President Wilson still Is de
pendent upon information from the
League OF Nations, State Department
officials said yesterday, explaining that
the Presidents request TO Paul Hy1nans,
President of the League Assembly rernain-
ed unanswered.