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New-York tribune., 1920-02-01

Is our duty 70 our deceased brother,
and our duty as Elks, which body We
know represents the ideals of Ameri-
canism in its truest form. to inform
our local lodges Of this diabolical deed
and ask our respective lodges to petit
tion the grand lodge to read our appeal
before all lodges of Elks throughout
the United States.
"Our appeal is: After repeated trials
we have tried to get some manner Of
definite policy established by the pres
ent American Administration as to the
lives of Americans in Mexico. Hereto
fore our appeals have fallen upon deaf
cars. We feel that we are good Amer
leans in every respect, that we are fur
thcring the interests Of our native land
in Mexico, and all we ask is that JUS
tice be administered in such cases as
above mentioned.
This is just another case Of many
similar crimes committed in and
around the oil fields of Mexico against
law abiding and unarmed Americans.
We can see no improvement of con-
ditions as the months go by. Appa-
rently an Americans life is of no value
to the present American Administra-
ton. Here we hear of no murders to
other foreigners, who constitute large
portion Oh tnOSe WHO i've III anu diOAiiu
the Tampico oil fields. We know that
if the red blooded Americans in the
United States understood the real facts
they would demand protection.
"lnstead Of atrocities to Americans
decreasing it appears that they are on
the increase, and 80 far as we can see
will continue until our own people back
home demand amends.
eve make this humble appeal to you
remembering our oaths as Elks, and be-
cause you know us personally, and be-
cause our earnest appeals to other
sources have failed to bring relief, but
have brought only retaliatory action in
spirit of seeming contempt for US
and our Administrations notes"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
Suburban For Sale
AUCTION LEGALS
Auction Sales


AUCTION sALks-Of every description.
Anywhere. Il you want TO sell SEE hsInii-
ton. the Square deal Auct ionecr ana faTm
Agent. Z0S Madison -. Phons 1915 ".
PUBLIC SALE Furniture carpets rugs
bedding &c viii be sold a Stidnam y
Sons Auction Store, Ill <. Fourth street
Friday. November y. 1920. ciocA. p.
m. sharp. Bird eye maple bed ami
dresser. brass beds, enanleled beds. felt
mattresses. diningroom suite library
suite in leather, rockers, chairs pictures
couch. dresSerS and chiGoniers. library
tables. typewriter desk and six once
chairs. davenport. blankets, sheets, pillow
cases. bed spreads. taole linen. several good
rugs, all sizes, IN aNmtnster, wilton brus-
sells. &c This IS good lot OF frst-cia>S
furniture and rugs and will be sold 10 Jne
hign bidder. Stiunam Y sons. Auc.
PUBLIC SALE-Of personal property.
November 10, 1920. SO y. m Haying
CHANGED the form of lease. the undersigned
will sell the following personal property for
the owner, on the road leading from the
Limestone road TO Pike Creek. known as
the William CroSSan farm, near MiitOwn,
eight miles west OF Wilmington, Del. II
head OF HolStein cattle, consisting OF eight
good n1ilch cows. two heiferS, two bulls
This Holstein herd is especially well bred
and is worthy of the consideration Of any
dairyman One Berkshire SOW and litter
OF pigs. seven Berkshire shoats. $50 bush
els of corn, 200 bUShesl Of oats and farm-
ing utensils too numerous 10 mention.
Also. at the same time and place the fol-
lowing personal property belonging to the
undersigned; Two good young horses aud
cash Short Brothers. J. w Hamilton
Square Deal AUctioneer. J. Ed wilson
A. NJ. Wiley. clerks.
PUBLIC SALE-of personal property
Tuesday, November 16, 1870, at 30
m. Having changed the form OF lease. tie
undersigned will sell the following per-
sonal property for the owner, on the road
leading from the limestone road 10 Pike
Creek, known as the William Crossan
farm. near Niilltown. eight miles west ~
Wilmington, Del. Il head or HOlstein
cattle. consisting of eight mich COWS, two
heifers two bulls. This Holstein herd is
especially well bred and is worthy Of the
consideration of any dairyman One
Berk shire SOW aud litter OF pigs. Seven
Berkshire shoats. $50 bushels OF corn. POO
bushels of oats, and farming utensils too
numerous TO mention. Also at the same
time and place the following personal
property belonging to the undersigned
Two good young horses and numerous
farming utensils Terms Of sale cash
short Brothers j. W. Hamilton. Square
Deal Auctioneer ]. Ed. Wilson, A. NJ
w tiley, Clerks
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USED CARS CLEARANCE SALE
THE FOLLOWING CARS HAVE
REEN PRICED BELOW THE MAR
NET VALUE SELECT THE CAR
YOU WANT AND THEN DEDUCT
TEN PER CENT uo) FROM THE
TAG PRICE
IBUICK. TOURING
IBUICK. ROADSTER, E-45.
= OAKLAND. COUPE. Bah
OAKLAND. SEDAN. "a.
. OAKLAND. TOURING. WINTER
TOPS. Sab
? OAKLAND. TOURING. Sab.
SCRIPTS BOTH. TOURING.
SCRIPTS BOOTH, sEDANS
sTUDEBAkER WITH BUS BODY
FORD. SEDAN.
THE ABOVE CARS ARE IN FIRST
CLASS MECHANICAL CONDITION
AND THE MAJORITY ARE NEW
LY PAINTED. WELL TIRED
FADER MOTOR co. INC
PIG FRENCH STREET.
DURING THIS SALE OUR SHOW
ROOMS WILL BE OPEN UNTIL
$50 p. NJ
SATISFACTORY TIME PAYMENTS
If DESIRED
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and Board

Rooms and board 81
ADAMS ST. EO4 koom and board for
one or two young ladies. Also table board
MONROE 1T. 1904 Niceiy furnished
rooms for gentlemen Alao table board for
ladies or gentlemen. Good hume cooking.
Phone BBT8 j
MAsHISGTOS ST. Rooms and arst-
class table board. Centrally located. Phone
5At3.
WEST 1T. Furnished room, with or
without board
WAsHINGTON ST. i2Ie-h Rooms for rent.
with board All convenisnces
W FOURTH ST oi6 Nicely furnished
front room. heated and electric light for
gentlemen or man and wife. with with
out board.
W. nth ST. 9O7 Room and board FOR
two gentlemen or man aud wife. Phone
1922
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1t May Be Gone Tomorrow
AUCTIONS--LfCALS
Aueiion sales
90

KLETEF HKZAAE satufdaY, gov.mbrr
t8 ~ N o'cipek ~ nsad - nufsrs ani
muirs Bring your horEoa tn Hnd go fnf
cash. one Tftfa gnpd ffrsh rrE frt ~
wagons. auto cars harurss plg1 fhira
ems. fiO0r worth - blankets and fplfr
Auto tires ~ ail kinds arflfs IN Tuu sre
going - have a sain ell take ffn rhafHr
and give you 4 cash settlement boz fnrHf
days time hialr a HpliInVHuprfh
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
i,min. INcnls
Personals

NOTICE CONFIDENTIAL credit. letter viii
httng a man to talh Win YOU about 9ouL
tau aud winter clothing at lowest .aeii
pIiCc un tasA werkN paH ments Auu,.sss u,,as
t,rnrgr " IOwe4. 10 Market street WI
mtng tou. nci
NoriCk ~ Jus. NJ Barssy mas re
mu,rd hiS ufiicvs 70 10 west street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

Ask want al taker 70 help you write
your ad for tomorrows paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
Motorcycles and BICYCLES

Motorcycles and Bicycles IL
MOTOkCi CLt.S AND bICl CLf9S-Spe-
Cial reduction on used motorcycles One
Indian power plus. SS5. One Indian with
side car, $40. One Excelsior. with sidecar
500. one Cleveland. 500. Aiountx & Nc
kinney. s37 Tstnall Street,
DELAWAR CYCLE CO.-The only aI-
thoriZed agency in the State for Harley
Davidson motorcycles Immediate deiv-
cries on 1921 models. los Orange street.
NEW AND SECOND HAND motorcycles OF
different makes at reasonable prices. vii
mington Cycle Co. 1904 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female


COOk-White woman 20 cook for. family Of
three. References required. Apply Sl4
BrOome street.
COOk-Experienced, good wages. Not nee
essary to remain at nights. Address n o.
Every Evening Once.
CO0K-White. Apply Mrs. Joserh Wilson.
25I2 w. seventeenth street. Phone 4299.
CANVASSERS-R Refined ladies for outdoor
work; good pay Apply 292S Market ST
GIRL-Wanted for housework. 24lI w.
Sixteenth street. Phone 7645 w.
GIRL-For wholesale department. Apply
n. B. Danforth, wholesale druggist, Sec
ond and Market streets.
GIRL-For general housework. References
exchanged Phone 32l4.
GIRL-Colored wanted for cleaning. Apply
S39 Market street.
HOUSEW WORK-Middle- white woman
for general housework. GOOD wages with
room and board. Must give good refer
ences. Call 1924 Tatnaii street
HO OUSEWORk-G for general house
work. Apply 500 n. Broome street.
LADY-Who has missionary spirit and
can repair clothing. Call at 2I6 Walnut
street. Good VIII Industries.
LADIES by a local firm who have
had experience as canvassers. Answer in
erences required. Address q IA, Every
Evening Once.
NURSE GIRL-To assist with care of two
children. Apply 7i3 w. Nineteenth street.
Phone 7017 j.
IESOGhAPHEh-no competent. APP
ply at 3lS Ford Building
Inexperienced, for shirt waist
department.. Address X 10. Every Even
ing Office.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale ii
AuToMonILEs-
laqo HUPMCBILF SEDAN
to,o PAtGF 4-PAssENGER
1917 poRD. TOURING
tsis OAKLAND. ROADSTER
ipi- CHEN RoIET TOT RING.
tul. DoDot TOURING
1919 sTrGEMAN 3s,-ToN TRUCK
The shoy. care may be purchased on
our convenient monthly payment plan
m desired Act qulck
ses 81 Ratlcdes lol1-lg orange St.
open evenings 70 =.
prf9k 1870 roadster Good new. This
l. a bargain n you are looking for road
ster For Buick secOnd-hand cars Of bet
t.r class call 43N2 " or the Buick man,
N ; Williams W Twelfth street.
CADILLAC Model 81. touring car. Good
paint good rubber perfect running order
Nil demonstrate Can be seen. Garage,
Fifth and clayton streets
DELIVERY TRUCK Overland. s125 See
q n toulk. Lippincott Co
DORT Touring car w.th wiTs wheels Good
rOkD Touring car. 1918 with improve
ments Chap. lOle Tatnall 81 Apt. No. l.
roKD Coupe. Is Good condition. s475.
David A. shober 1910 Clayton. Phone 298.
rokD-igis sedan Lot OF extras Ford
one ton truck Phone 6ss2 W
IN YOU WANT TO SELL QUICKLY
Last your car or true truck with US. Used
les4 ] Open evenings 20 8.
.t.spt Touring In exceptional good con-
dition los " Eleventh street.
LARGEST LIST USED CARS AND
IkICks-
Uscd al sales Co eo3 Shipley.
phohe 1854 .. Open evenings. 70 y
Roadster. in good condition
asw tircs A bargain Address No. 1903
West fifth street
CURING GAk-tive-p passenger first
lass condition. Apply 5o2 r. Eleventh
nfrrot. or call 2Ous
TRUCK With panel hody. pneumatic
tir.s. suitable for baker Or milk man.
ts.ep usad about four months, A bargain
v soN - al once Phone 1913
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

USED TRUCKS
GARFoRD, III TONS. WITH CAD.
CHEVROLET. l-TON, WITH EN-
PRESS BODY.
STUDEBAkER, LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE, 3is-TON. WITH DUMP
BODY.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co,
22I ". TENTH STREET.
USED CARS Model 90 Overland. $500
1917 Briscoe touring, S525: 1918 Ford
chassis. $3.50; 1918 Stearns touring. 5000
The above cars may be purchased on con.
vcnient monthly payments. kccn's Ga
rage. Thlrty-hfth and Market streets.
USED CARS-For sale. at reduced prices
Studebaker, roadster Buick. roadster
Elgin. 5-pass. touring, Studcbaker. 5-pass
touring Franklin. touring. Snyders Ga
rage. second and Jefferson streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

NOfICE Mrs VI. Nicholson has rcmoVeu
from So Nest street 20 iiu2 Market
us. .rdrrxainE shampoOing and massaSins
pafiprs i'nonr lSn5 ,.
NOTICE The t,uod Will Industries DC
partmpnt Store. 1l4-2iO Walnut street -
nav npcn from y to ; every day Cmldren
shows frum .5c "a 81 50 Children cioth,
tng from ate 10 50 90. Men coats anu
Nrsts from 9 uu to 50 90 Nice fuTnituf"
~ an kinds at a very low price. In iat''
every thtng you uccd at lo" prices
N,trt,,I In, annual nrrttns OF the
r.'.,,.,.,,,, ~, Unsnttal A.sociatinn for the
election 80 officers and transaction ~ whet
ever business that may come neiorc ~
NtD ~. betd AZ the hospital On saturday.
N,,.,,,,t,,r 81 lotn al 4 d clock Robert
~ kemp. secretary
Nnta,,r I,ndalta 30 j. giving away
satstn cash Re sure and set your snare.
Phone ana Address Newport Del
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Where to Stop In Town
Wanted Rooms and Board

ROOM and board wanted In private famil
near Market street or East side by genti
man Address = ~. Every Evening ONO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
FRED g. ,uMA\
FOR

FOR SALE
1tOU hlotA tigh t.tn|a ..rrtt fUf .u
hpf water hrgt gtr rltgfriU aIuIr nnHI
NouO nours Ctmrnfrsl rrIa EaraEr
l6JO pioCk "a kighfn sfrFr
gas. hot air ncat remruftn rr.lar
600 hluFA Harrison rfrrrE
gas. electric. pipcltss ncater room fof a.
rage.
Corner property Sixtccuta ana Lincoln
streets. &. 3. q. gas hot ar hCaf
100 BLOCK " TweutN .siktl strcrt
3 d. gas. cleC tric hOt water heat, rCuiguffU
cellar
DRAKE q LYNCH
Real Estate kcuts Collie, COS fusuranr.
ouS NTauSt 50. Phone hdl
open Tues and SAL evenings. to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

YACHT BUILDER LONG ExPERi-
ENCE. To TAKE FULL CHARGE OF
mIGH-GRAnE iAaGfHTr rv con ZOE STR lIs u2r g.,
co. INC, ATLANTIC CITY, n, J Ar-
PLY IN WRITING. GIVING FULL REF
FRENCES. GOOD SALARY pEKMA~
NENT POSITION ASS URED TO KfGHT
MAN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

1920 PEERLESS, TO Z RING.
1919 MARMON. TOURING.
1919 PEERLESS. TO URING.
1918 BUICK. ROADSTER.
MERRICK MOTOR co.
923 FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
FoR -

Two new STORES rol lscs, corner 81
enth ana west .t-c,. Oouta.H.rg aH
500 fect - ioor ,par, - splendid
ner Tor a ErocsTy and ura ,H-
FRED b. ,nMA\
2I3 seven j -tn,. rI.. et..
Rea, Estar .ns..au..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PASs.
BUICK. 1920 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
BUICK, 1918. 7-PAss
BUICK. 1910. TOURING.
DODGE. 1917, SEDAN.
1920 400" SEDAN
oLDsMoBrLE. 1918. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co.
22I W. TENTH STREET.
USED CARS AND TRUCKS 500 Ia 5000
down, balance easy terms. Fords. Dodge.
Buick, Chevrolet, Maxwell. Oakland Olds-
mobile Trucks, Ford. VIM REQ. Auto
car See MIR. Greenlees. l540 Calowhill
street. Philadelphia Residence, s2I West
street. Wilmington. Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10

ROOM fe-Fwo or three furnished or IN
furnished for light housekeeping Address
o H. Every Evening Dfiicg-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-10
Where TO Eai

W llTH ST. au9- Table boarders wanted
Phone ,i523 W
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Lost and Found

tNr Lost sreS angora answers 70 me
Nrs aIdweu Uuu " alnut street
t.st, lost small brown. two months
ala Arswtrs To name Of larh Reward II
rettrn,a "a Iuea 4 nrstnut street
pNrNtu RAR PIN Three inches ions
- slfh rhlnestoncs and two Sapphlrcs
IDA, an Monroe street near kighth
ettttalrlf reward 10 returned ~ apartment
NJ tu Monroe street
tofkRT eold lost Initials {. and
t,a en rr,ers, Side Reward II returned
4. 4ha. Warner 60 Tenth and kins IT.
,NgRnAAr TAKEN hy mistaNe from
.trawef HrandNwine icavine Deep Water
pniff 1 80 n m Thursday November :
Phone At42
MS Iost psari and sapphtrt on Market
et fetwus.n crosby Hill ltppincott :
saturday Reward iN''uih " ''o'
Washington street
sYTrER BLACK and white Answers 10
name nf MARX license No Nloa- he
ward n returucd @" 1921 v fourteenth.
SITTER Red and white Answers 70
nam, ~ ben ibrral reward ~ returned
- prpttAman Marshallton Del Phone
it l. at Hprkrsstn
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Auto Accessories

PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BAT
TEkIES-P Practically new I2-I6 volts
Ford roadster demountables and shock
absorbers. Simpler Garage Phone 63I9 w.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

LOT-Leaving city, must sell choice -
overlooking Delaware river. One farp-
Reasonable terms Address . 10. Every
Evening Office
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-13
A DANGER SPOT.

THE Importance public schools of the United States
IL and their the welfare of the nation can
hardly therefore the statement of Phiander
p Caxton Education given out at Washing
ion recently matter of Serious to every
IT is condition which he calls attention
TO: 100000 lacking school accommodations num-
Der the total population at the first
United States There also shortage OF ooOo
which present building prices would cost some
100000 TO construct.
Not only is there facilities but Mr.. Claxon also
estimates shortage Of $4,000 adequately trained
$4,000 high school teachers but most
sinister estimates that at least onetrd OF
the engaged in teaching lack adequate
lion.
Unfortunately little prospect of speedy
on Of these will take from three to four years to
relieve f school shortage according to the estimates Of
Bureau officials due to hating Of Building during
the war: building and the difficulty Of floating
school bond issues teachers being
trained year only about $4,000 turned out
from normal schools and of these but $4,000
empate teaching Colleges universities reported that
5000 graduates expected to take teaching In
Claxton he shortage of teachers will not be
until America ready three four times the
salary they receive"
and unlovely situation and one to which every
his attention and do all in his help
mpfovs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-13

r. VENTS are greater than and sometimes in their
~ estlc march, which ignores the intrgues and the puny
Puere purposes of selfish groups their mpoten
clamor much the granite headands breaking
the sea at their feet they almost to
irony.
The League of Nations furnishes example, While
afor Harding backed LODGE Johnson
all the elements of conservatism discomfort,
who have raised sush with which
heW their into doing everything which their
liabilities and ingenuity devise to wreck and dcred the
League it gathering members and momentum
if to taun their hatto thenmo hated Of Pres
ident Wilson asked to the and for the
first meeting of the League provided for in the
nant
This he has The League, grown to a
ship practically nations will hold its first meeting
at Geneva, Switzerland November 49, at IA 1t is
living growing moving and beginning to function
and not ideasts plan for academic discussion the
Republicans would have the public believe and when the
next November the gave of the presiding officer calls
assembly together the greatest events of history
taking place and United States will not be repre-
scented.
Why? "
countries Iceland, Finland Leva, Luxem
burg others who have asked to be
the League knocking at the door, the United
standing suenly at side in the of
Russia Germany Turkey, and Mexico
Why?
When regular session of the greatest and most
hopeful organization created to world wide JUS
tce and peace United States which boasully
part in it.
Why?
1t is not necessary 10 why. The is known in
the country; and when in the
students history read the record their
faces Lush with shame.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-13
PREVUS KILLED
BY SEVEN BLOWS
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Wilder continued the case until Sept.
IS. Coroner John J. Phelan will
conduct an inquest tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock in the coroner's Of
flee in the County Court House. Bed
out bail He was represented in
court this morning by Attorney Sam
uel Reich. According to the police,
Bednar has a long police record. his
arrest on Saturday being the tenth
time he has been arrested. On pre-
Vious arraignmentS In the City Court
he was fined on several charges of
breach of the peace and being drunk
and had served a. term in the county
Jail.
According to confession alleged
to have been made @to the police by
Bednar he and Prevus had been
drinking Saturday afternoon and go
Saturday night the two men became
engaged in a heated argument during
which blows were exchanged. Bednar
later retired to his own room but re-
turned a short while after and taking
a machir/;ts hammer from a tool
chest in Prevus' room and struck Pre-
vus several blows over the head with
gerald this morning showed that there
were at least seven blows struck
which. Resulted in the fracture Of the
skull which was badly battered. Pre-
vus was taken to the Bird geport hos
pita1 in the Emergency amb ulance by
DR., Groark of the Emergency staff
where he died last night at $3.50
o'clock, just "a hours after he had
been attacked in his room.
This is the third murder that the
local police have had to contend with
in the past two weeks.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-13
MONDAY CLEANUP
In CITY COURT

The usual docket of Monday morn
ing cases of persons charged with
breach of peace and being drunk filled
the City court room this morning and
were disposed of by Judge Wilder.
William Miller of PIG State street,
who claims that he was divorced from
his wife according to a Jewish church
ruling, paid a visit to the home of the
latter on Highland avenue yesterday
afternoon and proceeded to break up
the furnitur in the place. He was ar
rested and arraigned in the City court
this morning charged with breach of
the peace. Judge Wilder continued
the case for two weeks and told the
man he must contribute to the sup
port of his family which he has not
done in the past regardless of the rul-
ing of his church.
Joseph Yarasoff Of $40 Tarrai ave-
nue. paid a fine of sa5 for getting
drunk over the week and and breaking
the peace.
Edward Boland of ITO RAILROAD ave-
nue. was fined SO on a similar charge.
He was arrested at the corner of Mid
die and Water streets yesterday after
he failed to heed the warning of an
officer to go home and 'fsleep it off,"
In the case of Casius Salvagno of
739 Pembroke street, who is alleged
to have assaulted Peter Viilone of 258
Lexington avenue, attacking him with
a pen knife, Judge Wilder continued
the case until September 18 under
bonds of $500. Salvagno is charged
with breach of the peace and assault.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-13
REV. WILLIAM HORACE
DAY HAS RETURNED

Rev. William Horace Day was given
a hearty welcome last evening when
he returned to . his pulpit at the
United Congregational church ito take
up his pastoral duties again, after an
enjoyable summer vacation. A large
congregation was in attendance to
listen to his sermon on "Show Us
the Father" In this he quoted
from the well-known financial ex-
pert, Roger Babson.
In concluding his sermon, DR.. Day
took up the question, "How Can We
Find God?'' He emphasized the
fact that James did not point to the
experience of the mystic nor to the
burnt offerings of public worship,
when answering Philip, but said HE
that Hath Seen Me Hath Seen the
Father And this, Dr.: Day ex-
planned, meant the study of the
Scriptures and the study of Christ )
life and Gospel as disclosed in the
New Testament, the one way that is
possible equally for the mystic and
the practical, fer the wise and for
the ignorant, for the child and the
old man. eff we, as the people
of this Church." he said, will study
those gospels and the old Scriptures
of Israel that We may see Jesus as
He was, we shall see the Father,
and then we shall show. Him, and the
prayer of the worlds need will be
answered as it comes to the Church
Show US the Father it suf=
Geethsls.f