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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

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VtAltsM a seme nslnlnl nAsltsln
iieim nafAdhu ~ilAlie. $a ilNNws
mn NfhNhns AlhaNis q refuf lln
SO kt tAAA sAA1 sku Nglha NfiiaNk
l,iANN N twAis Nemtekn tl.iah
tsAa rsn pAiskn Al 500 hn.psAa.
Rasta A 9aO mALNn knmunska
n NAitAn GAO, 4 Nsehoaul rflm.
io Rahunshu Il uktaiinA sroleens
eteln, nhnns
l'oAnd STRAIT ia mhii NJ ifte.
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sladmh rravi snrAsu A. nakihI
nh Va hadesau hi ie,fud iuny ppnati.
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iamu pax dlu1uu ntipotisli slra.
eaN mtlad, irhaA Gems ulhado.
wanna 81 s9bl rm tuuu, celkrm
t, SUI N0O 600, TAX H. relk0vt
'Flraly No mufi mosnu nllhdnouii
ua Nd son ON, nO0.
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h1mi NJ Mrdta ia prwlukei, lcs ~.
.%odhadiie na slbuo0 GOO, 900 n
toto suut6 dosln " n ptedpnhladu
VI p%rumtrns 10000 900 tidi 90 cc
lou dohu tfNhni valky bylo o,lyo
Iano k %yoicu6kt a pomocn6 sluslt
II pr0m6rud iejich rotni produh
tiYni srhppnnst odhndovdm IT, ma
$500 p0mnrnt fape valcene isd'l
jinou Gepfimou Itratou, ics IL Cd
hadoydna na ~ 900 900 900. Xird
Ia nenlrdinich u%dr0dnosti uddy6I
SO ma VI. 7i0 600 600
Football Nc pfimd ztrdtu v ia
syotovt yGIky mn 4ls6, $3.50
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bl2, $50, ziska 80 obruyska pelko
vi suma 1890, 9t6179G57. o Ten
10 obroYsltf obnos othu1eny byIyI
iez ma ydlce Nc podiloly VI
zajimavi zpraya iatol
bfHyfI
Gfslice v tomto soahrnn pred
olcn6 isou takfka nepochoplteInf
! desiye, Il pfeee Y Mich neh6fe se
: podct yliy ydlky m zivot, lid
,lon yitalitu, hospoddfskf blaho
iyt, mraynost u iin6 Ease lidsk6
,oyahy n %cinnosti, kterd byly val.
con disofganisoyany u poruscny
le patrlio y pfitomndho mklidu
: Europe, ze skutccnd cena ydlky
lemnze bfti mtfcna pfimGm pc
yyddnim yalku yedoucith
peti LET jeiiho tryani. n5br5
q yedena byla ~ eonu r|ozyfntn
nodenf hosIpddfsk6 s"poleGnosthj
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02


minnlt tb dneeh NtpltlU Z
NeM NHfku hekollk lndt vetell
girh americioe 9eastniky na vs.
"AolsbN slet ar l'lehN Nrhtl'
terh neesinihN mnolio Snad ue
eelN tisic. lllasilo se liel vice
saad lcdnon TAR Yelby poect, u
Nsak neliAlo inostlo ziska't pa
sseeftle mistu MA lodteh Iiylo o
staiua dahfe, m roett ienip btl
ohmeten, poneradA stara Nlasi
ilase nrnl dosud ptiprayena ma
pfiIitnani Yclkfelt na'steN l ten.
" tlste postaei, ably dokumehto.
Hal lldn We vlasii Re eeska AneFi'
ka n%esal'omnela nh mati rodnon q
~ npttmue zalinl0 50 o tsecloo,
60 i le1i poy4neseni ~ konaue'
Ameticka Npraya zailste btde
miti pro gdar slctu yeliky vfznam
ueekaya g oil az 2e 1aliese do ".
Yota move rep9bliky troeltu sven.
ho atneriekeho yzduchu a 2e ne
PRIDE kritisoyat, nybr1 pomabai.
y eanctcig ktertmt bFla proFa'
seila, hslo il dano mnobo rad
Mnohc = nieh byly seela 1hytee
No z mnohe naproti tontl hyly
rasnNm pfipomenntimi 4e Y no,
yyeh pomerccll fe Nlasti dunno
sc ehoyat zrela linak netli rfi na
vsteVach Y dobe kdy hospodarskt
2tvot nafoda nobyl pofitsen 90 y
mty jake nynl. spolehame W
pine ita lnielligenei ainerictfeh
eeehn q veilmc peyne, 2e Wpra
va pfinese nasim " vlasii splse.
posilu pro teske poYaleeue zanasl
NELL ably pflnesla hofkost y snad
! 2dyisl. lide y iazltou skolou ia
kou poskytule America, doYedou
Ne p%flzpusohiti pomertm q dove
dou pfoplouu lakytnt0llY uska
linn, ably nfllarozilt.
q tom, bNlosli mdno u neradno
poiadati Ysesokolslts slel letos,
yysloyehy llyly nahledy rpzdllne
Ny ahodoYall jsme 50 od poeatkuI
i ndblody ecsbFch snltolsk sen
yidel, ktefi problasoYali ze yse
sokotslSy slet D. nntnosti, ably oh
rodil netoliko n6rodni cltenl uG
brz nby gyYQlal Atdysl pro move
poyinnosti u pfinesl igarodu afa
fou yiru " yite1styi price 1silp
ynG l'roti sletn mlnYily dayodyI
jiste dosii vazll6i mczi himiz sou
taspA yy1iYoyaci krlsp padala
hlavnt nn yllu, ateju6 lako yd1na
bgtoya tiseil Y Ffa4e a ye yGislne
NEST repuhliky Ale stcjn6 yiznf
byly | dnyodg pro k0ndni slctn n
teehto dhYodn neiyd1uei Sim bgla
potfeba obrody ndroda.
Neni . tom poetybnoHtis 10 se-
kolskd ssety Y m%innlosti, nazY VI
De svatky sily q krdsg, z%nomepa
" velkon moral0i posilu naroda
sokolsle6 alety vlfvaly DO zmutet
nfch q zoafajieieb srdef fealGfch
noyou naddji 4 noyol virn. Byly
10 Wdy yelkG 4vatky ndrodni, VI
iieh6 yelkoleposti, nhazn6nosti NJ
poll0toy6ati obrazeI NJ nlragg
kofen udfoda, posilogala myslan
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02


nj a nhslcdkem foho stav6 Sc sta
dem, ktcfe jde slepe IN sv}m vud
CEN. 0s0bni chontky n nevrali
vast tteht0 vndcn z0tusto b}yal,
hluyni pficinou feyolucf. 0vsem
kazdd rcvoluee mela ptkn6 q libi
vi heslu, avsak za kratko po yiiez
styt zapomnelo Sc ma slibovane re
formy n politely aivot me$icki
Iplynul stafym fctistem.
Neni 0 tom pochybnosti, Se
Carrauza slime zklamal ofck6ydn.
Spoicn}ch Stdtn. v dobt, kd,
Nvedl prapor reyoluee proti llu
ertoyi obvyklou mexickou cestulI
v iclc armddy Spoiene STD.
IA drzcly mu palec, ncbof kladl
%2natnou y6hu ma konstituciona.
lism. Nsechny mexiekf feYolnce
vice meme jdou do boie proti
vladimir fezimu i timto hcslem,
nykak II tarranzy zdala NJ iesiti
upflmnost. Snad Il Garranzy fro.
ehu II npfimnosti hylo, aysak ne.
splnil otek6ydni. Neuklidnil Me.
Ska II III ieho rczimn byly yeisi
%llepofddky Y toto zemi nezli za ie.
ho piedchldeh, Neprovcdl zadn6
NJ sllboyanfch rcforein, zddnFeh
yolcbnich, indnstridlnich d 81
ehpvnych zlepseni, u ysechno slo Y
IN jeho vlddy TAX jako
chodilo drive.
Masy mexicktho lidu jake dfi
We ncm6ly zddndho hlusn We spr6
w zcnl6, Sprdya zcmt Il cel6 jeji
politika byla V rukdcl n6koliku
vojonskJ ch vudcn. Prlmysl II OBJ.
nhod 2en6 hyl v kontrolc utk0lika
osob, kter6 ylnstnlly yeislnu pa.
.lY, d zbytku IL millionh obfyatel.
pouziyano bylo jake dllnik0
sc, b. kazda zemt mi tako.
Won ylhdu, jakou vi zaslouzi, tili,
n vl6da ic TAX dobrd, jak intolli.
penec lidn zAda anpbo TAX spntna,
nevyspflost lidu doyoli a TO
platf tfz 0 Mexiku
Vida v Mcsiku nemiize bGti
v na5em naziraui no yladu.
Miizc wax bfti silnd i udrzoyati
coz jc zAkIadni podmip.
XII organisoyane spole6nosti Jc.
iice Itpe, mdzc-li lid sdtn Dobe
gladnoudi, aysak %nemnac-li aHcbo.
pax musi mn hfti Wild.
INTO. Diazoya vIada uehgla do
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

q ttoistN NslNfNlhN eiSNi i
N@tk0sisNfsslW laha littut az
tsla tasA naslhfta hstl RaA ta.
afm fnNl M y tfv4me
s.aa VS. ai EvsN
M ssi nas ntNlepfi y
We tet lftslte N4. Nnttae Mest
M iek fHefaA Mtt KAtoN A aha.
iNs Altt iefia hustle nadhtfAsni
eNtsem giehlisiNn Ha ttAti hmo
iiafsiN NsaI@Ala EAmpgt lsadt
Nelhf Ina fisileMlm Nspm hm Az.
hram "a mNfiwna FlasignarkN Wu.
eim sNlplm ~ mas dema nahnt MA
aaa9i W lo, "a hsin kaNsi n6sl
phlN0hua b. hasi osldhoa ta eslba
latba 1 n6tuslN a ylasts tNaha rp
ieto 1n9hognlm r6saMeseui u iA
eN1tm olt0spnt, meeNmfelo, MA
lerak pasllene bslo d tt Eiplavs
kfyp kteta posiihlN Mklka celau
RpppN gmltaenN ndrvd besky VI
30h6eh ut ihprsleh htl nnftmua.
xlgsirnerk ,m d terrNe duhu p0,N
p&lA tdN Ntprehalo Nelkf np'l.
sui rtpteh iui mpnhliky, mi
nesla raakcf
lluiuu At vclkt d sl0,nt ding
p0ppvt ai kalnaeni sokoisk yah on
ganisaei slrt hudc - kouati hos
nlcka3ck - .itany ylady TAKE
teskaslnecnskt goiskb budc M.
mem brali i5aSt, iak mirno NJ 4.
pronramu slctu ktert nakna5uir
Il naSimi vhialty %provedcna hOdon
5ajmay6 hnsi,ska cyitcni 10 hu
va miti V5tsi yygnnm neA - ma
vseohcene nj TO- Noieustt ptide.
.lcnei vseeh nafod0 S1castni Sc TO-
hnto sletu u gastoupput syfch ylddl
"a podaii SWIM Vluddm n%odrobnoH
zprayu d evieeni netoliko yoien.
skem n bra i sokolSkem. Snad po.
Ptyt TAX yuicnskd mtority vsech
ndrod1 bndon upugornony ma
skytlou prici Gesktho Sokolstya
Je take moSn6, ze We yoistt ritz
nteh narod0 doide k napodobeni
sokolskych cyiteni prostnych,
ktera budila 1diy yzdy kdykoliy
desti Sokoloyt utkali Sc V ntjaktm
sy6loytm sdpolu, NJznam letos
slctu vSeosokolsktho hude
iudN yttsi neSli vscch ptedchdze
il mo2no tdmef fiei, III hude
20 ylznam syttovl, podqbu5 ono
alu ial5 pfiklddd Nc hiram Olym
n.
Take yJznam zajczdu ameri
'kfch lecht do ylasti hude vet
II, Y hlavntm nyftdui toto yypra
w M pddt 1svobozent ylhsti occ
u vdetnf nhrod Wlkou praei a.
neriekSeh 6cskJ ch kolonii u huu
i osYoho2ensktm Nadscni eesk6
Ameriky Y hnuti reyolutnim, ink
lasy6dduji tomu projevy ysech
nasich resolutnich pra
'oyniki, bylo yelkou position M :
ion donna Y trpn6m boil prot via !
Il IIabshurkl n dIdnkh ' listcch ;
e stare Ylasti SO ob~jeyivsich je !,
latrno, Vi cd americkt yfpruyy
.ekd se opftnt posileni Je nasim :
ifelfm pfdnim, ably o~tekdydni
'lasti Sc splnilo, o ably ameriekd :
'{praya nn slct vsesokoIsk5 pln6 '
,yplnila lkoI, kterf miinofadng !
Vi pomfry bgl il ulozen, :
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

lurle stavpuska, II rolA1 slara
aprehiicc 4 rolska a Sibitr, ptiiela
n minulSch dnech do San trauri
ska pc uarsportni loli Great
Northern Il vypravovala o sy6m
Nrlktm utrpeni jeff otec hyl u
smrcen = boii a matka spdchala
scbcvrasdn a. zaim Diyka sauna
stnla se ohtti hcsyedomiteho yoih
ka We Nladivostoku. pfiiela do
Ameriky jake adoptoyaud dcera
GEORGE Ficklcye, vSplatdiho anne.
ricktho lodstva a odcbrala sc =
MIN do icho obydli v Exeter, Gal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01

De Valera IL making ready for third
party, but signs that he is are not wanting.
Men close to him believe that il the DEM
ocratic party should not 20 further than
the Republicans there can be little doubt
that he will turn his attention to,a third
party, for recognition has become vital
requirement of the movement ut this
time.
The break between the De Valera
and the Cohalan-Devoy groups follows
this cleavage "Actual existence" Of the
Irish 'Repuhlic" is the contention Of the
DE Valera group. Its quarrel with the
Cohalan-Devoy group 's that this fac
tion still regards "actual existence" az
something To come.
On the authority of one who has recently
conferred with Archbishop Mannix OF
Melbourne, Australia, reporter for The
World was assured that he is backing De
Valera with all the strength of his popu-
larity and official position. The Archbishop
is touring the country before going to
Rome, and because of his outspoken
recognition of the Irish Republic" he
has become an ecclesiastical hero among
the Irish in all countries He arrives here
on July IL. During his stay he will be
the house guest of Archbishop Hayes.
De Valera followers insist that Justice
Cohalan publicly proclaim belief in
the existence of the republic" before any
steps are made looking to a reconciliation.
vIEREcK's RECIPE.
George Sylvester Viereck, in the latest
issue of his American Monthly, tells how
he would make third party movement
successful.
The article is captioned, Punish the
Rascals, with President Wilson, or Him
Who Kept Us Out of War;" as the chief
rascal
Harding is not our choice" the article
reads in part. 'It is difficult to grow en-
thusiastic over him. But If we must choose
between him and Woodrow Wilson, or any
puppet of Wisconsin, no further retlec-
tion is needed
mo self-respecting citizen, no believer
in American ideals can vote for Wood
row Wilson or any candidate bearing his
Endorsement. We could vote for the Dem
ocratic party only if the San Francisco
Convention were to repudiate Mr.. VIII
son and demand his impeachment
"a third party movement is possible
A movement led by Borah, La Toilette,
France and Reed, supported by Hearst
= with the connivaAee of Hiram John
son could sweep the country. II
would receive solidly what is called the
"German-American and the Irish"
vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
CHILDREN TO ENTERTAIN.
Interesting Event This Evening at Zior
Lutheran Church.

The Primary Department OF Zion Luther
an Church, assisted by a group Of children
from the Junior Department, will enter
tain this evening in a program of unusual
merit. The program is as follows:
Piano duet, historical pageant, ellis,
Henrietta Schnetter, Bertha Drews:
viollns "Humererquer" Devorak
Master Leon Bienhowski; God s
Flowerland, Bernice Kleitz, Ida Smith,
Katharine Darrell, Eleanor Smith, Mary
Echrich Virginia Smith, Louise Anger
stein; the Observation-Disclosures Godron,
Katharine Tingle, Katherine Zlelke,
Ethel MAILER; the violets-Edna Bien-
kowski, Loretta Beggs, Martha Thomp-
son, Marion Denny, Helen Yaeger; the
roses-Adelaide Drews, Edna Leauby,
Mary Mahler, Katherine kleitr
and Barbara Mailer; the butter
oups--Marg,1erite Heiss, Maryuise
Croney, Josephine Zuelke, Dorothy
Stein; the Butterflies Wilson
Alice Stein, Edna McElroy, Eleanor,
Marden; the blossoms Marguerite Martz,
Wilhelmina Schnetter, Alvina Keller;
the pansy guards Ralph Seidle, Francis
Dineen; the angels-Madeline knayer,
Margaretta Zuelke, Henrietta Schnetter,
Amelia Munzert, Bertha Drews, Louise
line Knayer; violin solo, Romance"
Wolfermann, Eleanor Snyder; recitation,
"June's Party, Louise Angerstein tafieau
Spring" piano solo, Singing Birds,
Voye, Henrietta Schnetter; tableau,
Summer solo, "The Mesdowlark," "
Katharine Darrel; tableau, ''SeeSaw;'
recitation, 1--WE Something in my Pock-
ct" Marguerite Heiss; tableau, Happy
Days" solo, "Im Forever Blowing
Bubbles" Martha Thompson; tableau,
Rose Garden" doll song, Katharine
Darrell, Marguerite Heiss, Maryluise
Croney, Martha Thompson, Katharine
Tingle, Katherine Godron, kathe inc
Zuelke, Mary Echrich, Josephine Zuelke
Eleanor Marden; piano solo, MELODY of
Love-" Engelmann, Bertha Drews.
The affair will be strictly "childrens
entertainment" All of the numbers are by
children under the age Of fifteen, and the
majority under the age OF ten. The tableaux
will be arranged by Carl Flickinger. Miss
Dorothy Kleitz will be the children's
accompanist, while Miss Katharine
Dettling and her assistants in the
primary department, Mrs. Elizabeth
Darrell and Miss Pauline Dettling, will
direct the program
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
DELAWARE CHARTERS.
Special Correspondence of Every Evenins

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover, July I.-Charters were filed
yesterday as follows:
Increase in capital of the Corn Belt
Packing Company, Dubuque, Iowa,
from So, ,00o, 900 to SIS, 500, 600.
The Globe Motors Company, to manu-
facture and sell automobiles, $4,000, 900;
c. III. Blaske, NJ. A. Bruce, s. L. Dill,
Wilmington, incorporators.
Southwest Metals Company, mining,
So 100000; Samuel B. Howard, George
V. Reilly, Robert X. Thistle, New York
City, incorporators.
Prudencia Film Syndicate, to manu-
facture and exchange motion picture
films, $1,000, 900; William +. O'Keefe,
George G.. Steigler, Z. L. Aberle, Whining
ton, incorporators.
Warehouse Bond and Share Company,
brokers, dealers in securities, etc, 81, $780,
600; William +. O'keefe, George G.
Steigler, Z. E. Aberle, Wilmington, IN
corporators.
Breeders Pure Bred Livestock Corpora-
ton, TO deal in live stock, $4,000, 600;
Robert X. Thistle, Raymond j. German,
A. Roy Myers, New York City, incorpor-
ators.
Boyd-Bracey OIL and Refinery Cor
poration, to produce and refine oils,
81 ,0O0, 900; William f. O'Keefe, George G.
Steigler, Z. L. Aberle, Wilmington, in
corporators.
Tampico Petroleum Corporation, to
drill or, transport and market oil, 81 ,000,-
600; NJ. l.. Horty, NJ c. Kelly, S. L.
Mackey, Wilmington, incorporators.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
HEARST bACKER OF
THIRD PARTY MOVE
Thinks His First Duty Is to De
feat Wilson Party and League
of Nations.

New York, July H. William Randolph
Hearst announced his political position
Yesterday in this signed editorial, telegraph
ed from San Francisco to the Evening
Journal
81 cannot support any third party
which does not have at its head real
Democrat wholly opposed to the League
of Nations. | consider defeating the league
of Nations not only patriotic duty but
the HIGHEST patriotic service that can be
rendered our country.
IL am. therefore. first Of all and most
of all. opposed to the Wilson party The
success of the Wilson party would be an
unneasurahle calamity. The success OF
the Republican party would be less of a
calamity.
''We must makes our plans, therefore,
to elect the candidates of the new party,
il possible, but we must make sure that the
Wilson party is defeated under any cir
cumstances. To do this we should have
a man like Senator Reed at the head of the
new party. He represents true Americanism
in opposition 10 foreign alliances. He rep
resents genuine democracy, inspiring
independence, splendid courage, command
ing ability-all the things which go to
make man and leader of men.
Honest Democrats more concerned
for principle than for patronage will
follow Senator Reed.
"Sincere Americans, of whatever party,
who believe in the teachings of Washing
ton, jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln and Roose-
welt. will support Reed because his course
is guided by the words of these great
Americans.
Reed will stand the best chance
of success and will insure the defeat of
Wilson and his private party, since he will
take from that autocratlc Angiomanlac
all outstanding Americans and leave him
nothing but the poor, cringing crowd
that go through their pitiful political PAGES
ut the crack of the party whip, welded
by vindictive but ever failing hand"
IRISH FAVOR THIRD PARTY.
Belief that the Democratic Conven-
tion may not declare for recognition of
the Irish Republic" has given impetus
10 the third party movement among the
supporters of the Irish cause, as defined
hy the followers of Eamonn De Valera
since his break with the faction headed by
Supreme Court Justice Daniel T. Coha-
Ian, according to the New York World.
Irish weeklies throughout the United
States, inquiry by The World has es-
tablished, are carrying advertisements
of the Committee of Forty-eight, urging
membership thereof. Frank 7. Walsh,
head of the American Commission for
Irish Independence, is widely talked of as
a candidate of this committee at the Ma
tional Convention it has called for July
10 in Chicago. The committee has never
declared itself in favor of recognition
plank, but its members include many
outspoken friends of recognition, and
affirmative action is expected by many
when the convention gets down to plat
form building.
No official admission is to be had that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
BACoN's GROVE.
Father Grants Picnic on Monday to be
Held on Historic SPOT.


Bncon's Grove, where Father Grant
will hold his picnic on Monday afternoon
and evening, has an interesting history.
Bounded on the east by the Delaware
river and on the west by the Philadelphia
pike, the 2O-acfe ploG, now owned by
Walter Bacon WIS excnvatcd and designed
by. John Taggart Of Taggart's Times, a
publication Of national note. The
Taggart family lived in the spacious man.
sion erected on the property until 1886,
when it became known ns Bncons Retreat
II is said that Washington stayed there for
several days while his men we're campcd
along Naaman's creek, since his auto
graph is still cxtant on the bedroom wall.
The mansion today is treasure house of
ourios and works Of art. The only tenants
aro Walter Bacon and bis dog Hannibal,
which he says, crosses the pike instead Of
the Alps. Genial in dIspostion, tho
preeent occupant lends welcome hand
to all who visit him and II they desire
shows them through the house.
On Monday afternoon and evening,
Mr.. Bacon will personally conduct tours
every half hour through tho retreat for all
the friends Of Father Grant who visit tho
Sylvan Dell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
PRINCE LuBoMIRsKFS VISIT.
Distinguished Guests TO be Welcomed
Next Monday by State and City Officials.

Elaborate arrangements have been
made for state and municipal partieipa-
ton In the celebration next Monday in
honor Of the visit to Wilmington of Prince
Casimir Lubomirski, Polish Minister to
the United States
Governor Townsend and Secretary Of
State Johnson will represent the State.
In the absence of Mayor Taylor who
today began his annual vacation, the city
will be represented by President Of Council
Lyon, as as active mayor; Finance Com
mittee Chairman Charles Forwood and
will be named TO represent the Chamber
president of that body.
Falling upon the American independ-
ence anniversary holiday, the celebration
will likewise mark the freedom of Poland
from foreign rule, and in addition the clos
ing of the campaign for $50 900, 900 Polish
bond subscriptions throughout the United
States.
Prince Lubomirski and his wife, the
Princess Lubomirska, at present are at
the Bateman House, Brenton Point, New
port, r. |. They are expected to arrive in
Wilmington either Sunday night or early
Monday morning. While in Wilmington
they viii be the house guests of former
United States Senator Henry A. du Pont
at Winterbur.
There win be a parade of the Polish
societies and others in the afternoon, fol-
lowed by mass meeting in Delamore
Park, South Broome and Maple street,
and banquet in the du Barry room Of
the Hotel du Pont in the evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
DEATHS.

BAUER-In this city. on June 30 1920
Augusta. widow of George e. Bauer in her
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
s,l1at ON satupdav afternoon InlT ~
$50 clock. local time. lnterment at River
view cemetery.
BURKE-At oak Grove. Del. on July l.
1920. Elizabeth Heisler, wife of Richard
&. Burke, in her 30th year.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services al her Iate residence,
July &. at 5 o'clock. local time Interrnent {
at Silverbrook cemetery.
DoRsEY-In this city, on June 2e, 1920.
Cafharine ", widow of Michael J. Dorsey
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from her late residence. 524
O'Clock. Requiem mass at st. PauI's Church
Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
GUEST-Near Red Clay Greek Church on
June 90. 1920. Alice l.. Guest, aged "a
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of her
noon, July 2 at O'Clock, standard time
lnterment at Red Clay Creek cemetery
Automobiles will meet trolley at Jordans
Road, leaving Brandywine Springs at 2 90
o'clock.
MAXwELL-In this city. on June o9. 1920
Sarah, wife of the late William Maxwell.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tbe funeral services at her late residence,
4o4 sherman street, on FRIDAY afternoon,
July 2. At O'Clock. lnterment at River
view cemetery.
McGARRITY-In this city. on July / 1920,
Frances. daughter of Joseph and Ida Nc
Garrity, aged months.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her par
ents. 2103 Market street. on Friday after
noon at o clock. lEterment at Cathedra
cemetery.
MURPHY-In this city. on July /. 1920
Bridget, wife of the late John Murphy
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from Mealey's parlors, on sat
urdSy morning at o'clock Requiem mass
At ST. X. e. Thomas Church. Interment at
Cathedral cemetery.
SEYEkSON-In this city, on June 90, 1920
Allen j. Severson aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence OF
Thomas Galloway. New Castle avenue
Hamilton Park. on Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. standard time. Interment at River
view cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
POPULATION GIVEN FOR
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
Statistics Issued by the Gems III
Bureau Giving That Informa-
ton for This County.

The Census Bureau has issued bulle-
tin giving the population Of the Legislative
districts in New Castle county, Delaware.
With the exception of Wilmington tho
population Of each representative dis
trict is given separately. In Wilmington
it is given in bulk, from Representative
District No. To District No. 5, inclusive,
the aggregate total being co-extensivc
with the city population, which is 10, l6S
for this year; 81 All for 1910. and 8,509
for 1900. The city population by wards
was printed Monday. Outside Of the
city the totals are given for each repre-
sentative district in the county rs fol-
lows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-01
Mrs. TAYLOR Heads Chaperons.

Mrs. William G. Taylor, wife of Mayor
Taylor, is preparing list of some of the
most prominent women of the city who
will assist her as ehaperoDs in the series
of public dances TO be given in conjunc-
tion with the coming band concerts and
sings. The first dance viii be held tonight
at Rodney street park.