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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
PONSELLE NOT SPOILED

EtHei Conley, Emma sherman, Katie Bailey and Mrs. James Burell. PONSELLE NOT SPOILED
 Rosa Ponsella, soft brown eyes alight and with an eager smile, was was as excited as school girl when she appeared in the lobby of the Geor- gian Terrace, waiting to attend the barbecue at the Druid Hills Country Club Wednesday afternoon" says the Atlanta Georgian of Friday April 30. There was no trace of the bored, much admired and spoiled darling of grand opera. She has retained a fresh ness and simplicity that is delightful despite the success she has attained in grand opera during the last two years
 "Oh. isn't that band wonderful hope they go with us to the barbecue" she enthused, squeezing the arm of her interviewer as the Georgia Military Academy band marched into the Ter race.
 T expect to appear in concerts with my sister this summer," said Miss Pom selle. My sister is in New York, studying for the series. After the sea- son closes I shall study new operas.
 What do I like in clothes? Oh, just everything that is beautiful" laughed the youngest of the opera stars But
 
 careful how I dress. Still, I go from one extreme to the other, very plain to fancy"
 Miss Ponselle wore a wide-brimmed sailor hat of soft pink and gray wool which accentuated her brilliant bru- nette beauty.
 My favorite color has always been purple, or any of the orchid tints. Do you know the day made my New York debut in The Force of Destiny I saw l lavender everywhere I went during the | day, so said to myself It must be that I am going to be successfully and 1 l was greatly encouraged. 1 So my room is done in purple an6 | lavender, and I am more fond of il | than ever, for I am sure now that il | is mascot for me-"
 l Miss Ponselle, who is to sing here Wednesday evening. May F, under the All Star Concerts" preseAted by Mrs Richard F. Johnston and Mrs. Orline A Shipman, is eagerly awaited b, 1 numberless music lovers who antici- l pate great treat in her wonderful voice. MT. William Tyroler, famous pianist, accompanist of the Metropoli- tan, coach and director. will be- the assisting artist with Miss Ponselle here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

, ice course was served. The rooms were beautifully decorated with cut flowers and potted plants. Those who enjoy ed tbis hospitality were: Misses Louise Thompson, Myrtle Moseley, Ester Hooker, Nell Garrison, Mrs. Robert
 Bitz, Misses Ruth Willoughby, Ermine Lincoln, Mildred Naylor. Martile smith, Eloise Fulgham, Miss Hentchel, Mrs. Cooper, Miss Charlotte Cusick, Ethel Conley, Emma Sherman, Katie Railey, and Mrs. James Burell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
ETuDE D.ART CIIIR

The Etude D'Art Club held a de-
 nghtful meeting at the home of Mrs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

Hobart and Mrs William Young Taylor
 of their daughter Bonnie Ayce Mr. Richard 1 wedding to take place June 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

Mayer-SiegaIMr and Mrs Benjamin Sega the their daughter Bertha to Mir. Max L. Mayer the be announced later
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

and Mrs Daniel Goodrich Meadow of their daughter Kathleen L. A. Wheston
 ding take place Wednesday, June the East Lake Merhod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

and Mrs James Ward Busby
 of their daughter Agnes Winfred William Harold wedding to be solemnzed June B. at o'clock the Ensle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
Hamilton Beach Carpet w asher

Faultless clubs and envied homes no longer are gloomy and bare, while rugs and carpets are being laundered by some carpet cleaning establishment. For this depressing unsightliness and most of the expense, are no longer necessary.
 Rugs NOW are washed clean, and dried right on the floor by the Hamilton Beach Carpet Washer. Two sponge rubber brushes with an action just like the human hand are rotated electrically 500 times minute, scrubbing the H-B Com pound deep down into the flores of the rug. The dirt and grime are instantly dissolved, and every particle of mud and moisture is at once suctioned back into the receiver-pan. In twenty minutes rugs like new are ready for immediate service.
 Factory representative will be with us Monday and Iuesday and practically all of week. and ia order to demonstrate this wonderful clean luifsd number of Oriental and Domestic Rugs FREE. Bring your rss see them clsaaed and take home ready fer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

burke McC CampbelMr and Mrs. Andrew Jackson McCar the engagement of their daughter Frances Mi Jo
 Rourke the date of the wedding to be announced later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
~ run NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


HEST PIANO AND fHoNOakApH
values at rringcr'r Piano House.
tnag Third ave. Elliott 1907
kNnW ptANos ron RENT. RENT
applied on purchase, Meyer
Toner. so Union.
FOtlilsr WOOD. FIR AND Ai.pEil
any length. Coal all grades hei-
lard sstt
500 TAKES Ny UEAUTIFuL NEW
mahogany 81 me phonosraph'
Elliott itso-W rVeninHs.
Z oRn3NrAL RUGS ron SALE.
cali Rcaeon est.
CASCADE WINDOW CLEANING
Go. Main ahhd,
Mumford & nock. carpet cleaners,
Capitol tfl,
KAvANAGu-s uArs $50. ZOOS lst
IL wANrED-tI R>iruKE
PACIFIC FURNITURE co
ssia Fret Ave. Main 1893.
Inake Furniture Co. tos rike. n. esls
81 FOR sAIE-rURNIruRE
s0-tNCh RoLls-Top DESK. tto0s
Hettpe, $500; lawn mower. ~ 30,
Phone Rainier So.
IoNE GENUINE LEATHER MNHo1-
any bed davenport Tor sale In
quirc at y q Smith barber shop.
$40 second ave.
FuRNtTuRF ron 4 ROOMS. cont
plrte. almost now. cheap aS2S
HOLLY 81
Z ROOMS. FINE. PRACTICALLY
new furniture. $500; worth $500.
Elliott is2O.W evenings
ruR SAtH.-FUHNtTtbE ALL or
by piece J-room house 10 let
tteI DIV"
SINGLE RED. DREsSEK AND
other furniture. ssis seth ave.
W
" W 1tpb. FURNITURE rs
tablishcd it yeafa $50 fike ST.
81 foR StiE-ttKNirtRE
ron SALE - NEW DAVENPORT.
$50 Call Rainier sls- ~
50 PiANos
JOHN SThoM. ts0t HoNLSroN
East 7tTt. Correct piano tuning
and repairing
50 POULTRY
VIE SELL WHITE LEGHORS nAflN
chicks At tt5 per zoe IS 50 for 30,
or zoe each x ! Reds. Barred
e sSSS ar e'a soe ess hs % per 100.
Matching eggs ate 81 20 a setting.
and goose eggs SOC each
QUEEN HATCHERY
Elliott .ost. 50 pike 81
liiArCHnSG EGGS Ills SETTING.
1t0T 18TH.
So RABBITS
4 Fok SNLE = RABBITS CHEAP -
Breeding does and littars. belgian
fryrra 81 90 each. call b4&T Llat
ave. y Phone Rainier sg5-N
80 LAVE STOCK
THO HiG TEAMS FOR SALE. WITH
good ioha Rainier stables giis
Western ave.
ron YouNG COW. CHEAt'
Eighth ave. y D. and sist ct
FOR sNLE-YoUSG cows BEA-
cen 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
MANIED-AuToNoBIIEs


WANTEn-=GAfts
NfinE In your late model Dodge
Ford Buick. Chevrolet or oAt Ia nd
II you want N Hold quick. Al the
ifth ave.
Will PAY HIGHEST CASH PRieE
Tor used foras. Eaat 6Ts3. ia
tTth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
MAZE mE1r WANTED


WANTED soNA toK ROUTE CAR
ricrs In all paFtn Of thr city, Good
chance Tor Advancement
Apply TO Circulation Department.
seattle star.
hoy WANTED AT ONCE LIVING
near power house on Eaatisk r.
ave. Apply To Nj. WhtteWay. cir
cplatton Dept, The star
Young MEN. ~ UPWARD, FOR
railway NATL and government
clerks, titN month Examinations
ulars writ. J Leonard tformcr
government exam inerl, ilaa
Equitable tildE. Washington. - g.
WANTED. ENpERr AUTO ME-
chanic. None other need apply,
Ton wages. \ hours a day. Ad-
dress Motor Inn Sunnyalde, Wash.
= CARPENTERS WANTED ron
Sow repair work. Apply Room ?.
Cniman Dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
rnR sAIE-l,EAL EsrArE
4 FEW REASONS WHY
THAT YOU SHOULD HuY
At LAKE 1ttltteN
THE Coming suburb

4 FEW REASONS WHY
THAT you SHOULD BuY
At LAKE liUHlEN
The Coming suburb"
NATURAL ADVANTAGES
Lies level. good upland soft best
~ water; beautiful view Of lake
! aud mountains.
End ItASkFDHTATfDN
Paved and Gfaveiod roads con
venirut car service.
/ 3rdLoW PRICES - EASY PAY
/ Ml3NTS
We have some splendid lots and
= acre tracts. $40 down. % per
month
Itth-LOW TAKES
streets graded by owner 81 ad-
diton. no aHHeHHments, county
sth LocATioE -- INCREASE ~
Nsaf -up-to-date stores. movies.
etc. Most rapid growing suburb
II worlds great future city
seattle.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
20 QUARTER ACRE TRACTS 80
acres. all cleared; newly fenced
with heavy poultry wire. small
house. water plpcd in young fruit
| trees. small fruits. etc. good ioch-
]
"a. really worth over 5000. 4
| GENUINE SNAP At 81 s1b some
terms Good speculative buy.
/ ENrERPttiAE REALTY 90.
sidney 800
Lake hurien car TO Sohosning Avo,
ot drive out on paved road
HOME AND INCOME
Here 10 wonderful chance TO get
your start You viii never have 10
worry about your payments i YOU
buy this place. You viii Away
! have an income OF ifb per month.
ana q nice home besides Nov
| listen To this; II IN located In a
nice district on paved street. ana
only ~ hn,cks from Androna car
Inc. u has nice rooms and bath.
and = the rear a. han a. large.
! beautiful sun pnrior ~ith 20 win
! dows and a kitrhenstte. This II the
! part they fight over To rent al
| ssb por month. leaving you nice
rooms 10 live In. and only SO per
month 20. pay. aa tho full monthly
payments ar1 only fsh. including
Interest The total price IL only
| 1880. 1900 eAHh. Can you beat il
! In Seattle Call At Ti2 18Th ave.
or phone East s7ss
k-BooM COTTAGE. 5000
/ kANennA Heights district. lot sou
Joe; hHn~esmTnts paid. ? blocks 60
car linr brand new house. . flofns
month; see the house yourself at
| hn3g zFth ave = . We viii take
| good lot as part payment
| AMERICAN PORTABLE HOUSE 60
foss Arcade Bldg Main 3kGs
FoR SALE nY OWNER
I - acre Win new Groom bungalow
hot and cold water. large garage
| with sleeping room chicken
| house under construction ina.
tertal 10 furnish. this place is 20
minutes from tth and PIKE nus
stops at door \ bargain n sold
IN 10 days Phone Ken sisi
WHITE CENTER BUNGALOW
( FouF~rnnm new bungalow all sur
rounded BY nice homes IN fast
CROWNS WHITE CENTER This
- rnAp az 81 600. 1850 down.
balance monthly Lot 6sNisk Let
me Ahuw this 10 you; only two
/ blocks from stores aud car
GEO " ~ WHITE
Main 1903 ANf New YORK fiinfk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
lo.Foor Tot ~ rNrEniAKnN

40 feet % can LINE. and gas. tho
SEW Ek. grade. etc. are M as
nsssfuents al paid %. Level. and
clear. must sell ~ once. but Niii
have t. have it1a cash. baiancr on
Your own ,~rms fuii price 1915.
Inquire pea star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
AVE STUCK

IrWO no TEAMS foR kAt.E. WITH
good ioha Rainier stables. zilt
Western ave.
ron sAt.E--NotSG COW. cHEAf.
Eighth ave y y. and sist 81.
ron SNi.E-YoUSC cows BEA-
cen 1881
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
ACREAGE
QUARTER ACRE
GARDEN
TRACT qfNO
EASY MDNT1fLY
PAYMtNTH

Just or the Golf and T0un-
Try club paved bpuls ward.
aud only few blocks north
- the Phiunry ave car line
10 the district that iH noted
for ~ wonderfully rich.
productive coll.
~ you want enough land 20
have good sized garden
and brrFiTr. close enough IN
80 that you can 80 ana come
from your WORK in the city
tn hair an hour. IN "a district
where you have all the ad-
vantage ~ city water. phone
service aud other city nd-
NantmgeH. and whore your
land Will rapidly increase In
value. owing t. the steady
uorthward trend ~ the city.
here is an opportunity most
e&trHordinary
Think Of u; only 1900 for a
auhrtcr-ucrr N you are
looAinR for "a reni bargain.
sec this place at once.
FfREGIDE REALTY co.
sif New York Block
Elliott 1923
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
ron sAI.E-nEAL EsrArE
mon. LEVEL BALLARD HOMES
} } } : ! !

t2.s0o BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
bpublesHizc living room with OAK
foorn. fireplace. pretty large china
closet aud book cases. bedrooms.
closets. linen closet. nice COM
riete bath. r0omY cabinet kitchen.
cement basement with laundry
tfayH. Very pretty bungalow.
years old and kept like sew.
street improved with grade. sewer.
cement wnik. and paid for Nice
level lot. near car and paved street
Terms 1859 down and 40 month.
No 1858
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
srupEBAKER VALUES

We carry the largest stock 81 used
Ntude bakers IN the city. They are
priced very low. and guaranteed
by US.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
loo REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS Prompt
service. l. A. ROTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc Leary Bldg.
Main 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

us Cherry 81 Main $500
WANTED OSE MORE MAN WITH
$3.50 70 buy IN II syndicate 10 buy
and ssli Texas. Louisiana and
Oklahoma leases. Double your
money. 70 acres recently sold Tor
$40. 900: cost 900. 800 down and
SIS per month.
G. =. SLEE
602 American Bank bldg.
Phone Elliott 1853
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

GROOM -HiVERTON
81 100
Large tract ~ rich soil 4Ong2G. large
hearing frult trees. berries. gar
den, f-foom cottage. small con-
cfrt" basement. water and iiEht. =
blocks from depot = block from
paved highway. only 400 cash
4. VAN AHSDALE g. co
1919 Third Ave.
s., 200 = ROOMS WITH HATH oN
30 foot lot. IN ftavNnna district.
HNrct itupruN all paid. 500
cash, $50 a month
$500
sHEDRoOM HOUSE
with bath ana extra toilet. on good
lot. near havenuR park. fuii con
crete basement. garage. 4 bar
gain 5000 down. $50 per month
Inquire -
y o. WILL co
k2fT 18th Ave. -. ~ keuwond ?
Residence. Ken. 1iis and abgs.
ARRANGE no SPEND A WEEK.
end NJ ~. Oid Homestead Inn at
iiiah~~ beach. on the sound Get
particulars BY phonlnE Elliott
26gt
NEW g-kOOM HOUSE,. LARGE LoT:
garden. t.1gs. il0D down. SIS
month s1os s7th r Rainier car
s-itoOM HOUSE,, $500. EASY
terms. 18th ave y Nj CouEhiin.
eos American Rank Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

WHITE CENTER BUNGALOW
FouF~ruom new bungalow all sur
rounded BY nice homes IN fast
CROWNS WHITE CENTER THIS
- snAp az s. 600. 1850 down.
balance monthly Lot 6tNiaE lie,
me Hhuw this 10 you; only two
blocks from stores and car
gro " ~ WHITE
Main gz0g ani New YORK FLOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

HERE A TEACH
80 800 ROOMS, ZIG CORNER
LOT aud this bungalow is BET
TER THAN NEW. It's finished
IKE piano turnout. living room
win book cases and writing desk.
beautiful dining room. bed
rooms, 2 closets fine bath roomY.
light kitchen. dandy pantry with
lots OF cabinet work large attic
Win stairs. fine cement basement
with lots ~ cnphoardH. "a good
garage beautiful lawn and shrubs.
corner lot, 90 by over 100 feet 10
alley a fine view from this on
improved street 1890 cash. t25
month. No ssts
$500 buys lot 76Rto0. on an i'm
proved street everything clear.
400 down. 40 a mnnIh- No. AAl2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

GARAGE AND GASOLINE STATION
On main paved street. Storage
more than pays the rent Buy
from the owner. $500 cash takea
H. owner must give h1r time -
other business interests. Call be-
tween and $50 y. m zsfh and
IAekeor ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
EXCEPTIONAL nAnoAIw

81 9nA~~f rooms fireplace shower
hath. IN fact very pretty
place on nnf corner int
sffh beautiful tfew ~ Sound
and only blocks from ear
line ana close 10 f.atns~n God
school YOU -snt brat this
place IN West seattle Tor tho
price. terms 1900 cash bal.
Ance go per month
JOHN , Ei..iQTT 60
al t<afy EniidinE Main 1891
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
FuR S,iE-ruRNiTtRE
PIANOS
POULTRY
RABBITS

FOR SALE RABBITS cHEAP -
Breeding does and ittars. belgian
fryVru. 81 90 each. call b4&l biai
ave-. ~ Phone Rainier 3g5-W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

FOR NAt.E tif OWNER
a acre Win new Groom bungalow f.
hot and cold water. large garage
with sleeping room chicken
house under construction ma
terial 10 furnish this place is 20
minutes from tth and piic Bus
stops at door \ bargain n sold
IN 10 days Phone n rn sfAf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
IT BUILT UP LITTLE GIRL
TO ROBUST HEALTH AGAIN

would look at before, ard her couphting
h as entirely disappeared. She sleeps SO
y caccfully too, and is looking and acting
= o much better now that we all talk about
IL. She wants To run and plny and gets
outdoors instead Of noping around the
house and looking at picture books and
things IL surely had severe test in our
home and when say Earle's Hypo-Cod is
tho thing foo weak, puny children know
what I'm talking about" continued Mr..
Rcdcnbaeh whose address is given above.
Thousands of parents have found that
nothing allied their children. They simply
need good strengthening tonic 10 keep
mp with them while growing fast
So many druggists have joined IN The
educational drive 10 teach people the
value OF real good tonic IN the home tn
list all the stores. but il you will visit
your druggist You'll find Ear.e's Hypo
Cod ready for you. Only a few druggist
who have topics OF their own manufacture
arc hesitar4hg about stocking Earle's
Hypo-Cod ard joining heartily in with the
rest. Read what others say about this
tonic in articles appearing almost daily
in this paper.
Earle Hypo-Cod il sold here by Eckerd
Medicine Store, eos Market street ard
by the leading druggists in all nearby
towns. Price 81 % plus . cents var tnx.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
NFWBERRY LETTERS
TELL AMAZING STORY
Reveal Candidate Kept in Touch
With Campaign; He Knew
of Film.

Grand Rapids, Mich, March 0.-The
story of the early days of the Senatorial
campaign in Michigan in 1918 was laid
bare yesterday in the Ncwbcrry trial
through the reading OF scores OF letters
and kilograms which passed between
Senator Newberry, in New York, and his
campaign manager, Paul II. King, in
Detroit. The correspondence was not
admitted in bulk, but Judge Sessions
permitted the reading OF some AS having
bearing on the case. This correspon-
dence, which the defense says is present.
cd to the jury to show there was no
conspiracy, no fraud, no wropg-dolng,
brings in many men of high standing,
some in other States, some IN Washington
and many in Michigan.
The letters showed that Newbcrrv had
in mind the making Of the moving pic
ture film which the dcfense's opening
statement said was instigated by
Thomas p. Phillips Newberry wrote to
King that while he did not think the
navy film" altogether n desirable way
TO advertise campaign yet, If that plan
were adopted, he knew several distributing
houses which would handle the films. He
also said Nhat he did not think that as long
as he attended to his duties at New York
the Secretary of the Navy would "call
him" for engaging in Michigan political
campaign, which his friends we're manag-
ing.
Opposition at home bothered New
berry and his committee, according TO
many of the letters. They did not fear
Henry Ford early in the campaign be-
cause they thought he would not run,
but they did fear Chase $. Osborn,
Fred NJ. Warner and Thomas 7. OBrien.
Another interesting feature was the
fact that Western Michigan Republicans
were not in accord with the campaign,
A conference was held. King writes
from the homo of Benjamin s. Hanchott,
president Of the Grand Rapids Railway
Company, in which the situation was
discussed. Thomas j. O'Brien was urged
TO run, and when he refused Arthur II.
Nandenberg of the Grand Rapids Herald
was proposed.
They also report ieslousness among
the field workers Roger NJ. Andrews
of Nenominee was dsliked, il seems, in
the k9per Pentnsular and Others Were
advising that he he kept out of the
mining districts. Evidence introduced
BY the government showed q trip e
New York by Mr.. and Mrs Andrews
in the company Of MIR. and Mrs King
This trip is commented upon IN one oi
Newberry's letters to King. and he ey-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
She Had Always Been Delicate,
Puny and Pale,
He Says.
WAS AWAY BELOW
NORMAL WEIGHT

"You certainly can see a wonderful
change in my little seven year old niece
since she took bottle. OF Earles Hypo-
Cod, = declared l.. Il. Rcdenbaeh, Ivory
place, Pa.
''She has beqp delicate from birth.
Every Fall she would catch cold and cough,
and it would cling to her until Spring She
had poor appetite ard never craved any
thing except sweets and dainties, TO eat.
Nights she would roll and toss and be 80
nervous and talk so much in her sleep il
worried us all blamed it on nncmia and
lack of red blood and she surely was away
below normal IN weight and strength IN
spite OF the many things VIC tried without
result. IL ir all over row, however, Tor a
wonderful change has come over her since
we started giving her Earle's Hypo-Cod.
You can see the color back in her cheeks
and she started casting like child Of
seven should. She cats things she never
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
THE GLAZED KID TAX.
While Unsettled. Diplomatic Moves fo
Relief Have Not been Susnended.

Washington, March 9.--Senator j..
Hcislcr Ball yesterday received letter
from Frank l.. Polk, acting Secretary Of
State, relating 10 the duty on glazed kid,
in part as follows:
"ln accordance with previous instrnc-
| tions from the department, the American
Ambassador at London has approached
the British government on the matter, but
it does not appear that any serious modifi-
cation on the duty in question is as yet in
contemplation. The duty, it was stated,
was imposed to protect certain branches
in the Indian tanning industry.
at should not be understood that
diplomatic action on tho question is at
an end, since the Ambassador is making
further representations on the subject in
accordance with the departments in
sfr,Ictlonsr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
pressed tho hope thst The trip was a

preped tho hops that the trip was an
joycd by the women.
The committee in Detroit, the letters
indicate, felt II necessary for soma reason
TO ask the advice of Newberry in New York
as to mnny details of the campaign.
One letter WAS about Ncwberry join
ing the Loyal Order Of Moose. The can
didate wrote:
'It appears ridiculous that should
ioin the Moose"
Ncwhcrry wrote TO King about putting
''dry" plank IN his platform, saying
he had renewed his subscription to the
Michigan Anti-Saloon League for him
self and his brother King SHE'D from
the dry" plank. Ncwberry also wrote
that the subscribed to woman suffrage at
Kings request.
More than fifty character witnesses
and two handwriting experts testified.
Direct examination continued today, and
his crossexaminaVon may not end be-
fore Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-09
GERARD DECLARES POLICY.
Tavors Universal Training and the League
of Nations

Chicago. March S.-Chicago Demo-
Gratis heard at first hand yesterday the
campaign doctrines Of James w. Gerard.
candidate for the Presidential nomina-
ton. Mr.. Gerard, who was Ambassador
to Germany before the war, was on his
way homo from South. Dakota, where
he participated in q political debate. He
spoke at the Iroquois Club.
Mr.. Gerard declared in favor Of uni
verssl military training Other blanks
In his campaign platform were: Thel tesgue
of Nations, with or without reservations
no curtailInent in freedom OF speech; OPP
position to government by injunction.
Mr.. Gerard said that his trips through
the country had convinced him thst the
people were determined to have q League
of Nations with reasonable reservations. =
They want the League, but they are
so sick and tired of the eternal wranGling
IN that home of intrigue and jealousy in
Washington which is called the Senate
that they have lost interest in If.