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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

Tel. 1905 Bradford, 1921 Del. Ave.
SIS Adams St. 70 rooms and Two baths
or two hve-room apartments
1904 Claymont st, rooms and hath
TIA Douglas 50. 5-rnom housr and lot
iO9 ". 35th ST. 8 rooms ana batA
1888 l. nca stcr Ave, q rooms.
one o6-acre farm al Centrcville Del.
one ~6-acr, farm on the river road az
Hockessin Del
One l9l-acre farm at Cl-yton PEI
List your property with me tor sale
T. c. BRADFORD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Goodman Chur ch Building Fund.

Goodman NJ. Z. Church, Fourteenth
and du Pont streets, will give the first
'mark-up" for their building fund this
evening At the church Rev j r. Bicking,
Of New Castle, will be the speaker Of the
evening and will give an Illustrated
ci4ails talk. After the meeting refreshments
will be on sale in the basement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

on railroad. lie was making s45 q
month Now he IL drawing SOC for two
weeks work"
Big business interests ought to get to-
pether and study the farm sltuntion, ae-
serted MIR ShambergeT.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

FINE-ROONi bungalow electric and gas
new pipclcss heater FIVE building lots
l25xt2O Possession within 10 days I. II
johnson, Central avenue, BracA-EX, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

Every Evenings classified advertise
ment@ bring results Proved by the salts
faction Of man, and will be to you.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
FOR SALE
PHONE 1905. BRADFORD.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

One beautiful elshs-room. bath. pantry
90 Concord avenue Cemcnted cellar. laan
dry tubs. electnc and sas Two porches
hardwoof finish Lot y feet 10 inches Is
- fee, This j. rea bargain House is ia
nne condition Good mortgage can bc az.
ranged Possession 10 june Call NE. T. {.
Bradford 1924 Delaware avenue
List your properties with roe for quic1 sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ADMINISTRATOR sALE OF KEAl

ADMINISTRATORS $ SALE OF kEAL
ESTATE
BY virtue az an order ~ the Orphans
Court Il fsf exposed 10 sale a. public aue
Jlon or ytudur. or SATURDAY. IAIay - 1920
al 10 q Ta standard tIur al the county
Court House Wilmington Delaware tH.
following described feR! estate ate Of
Joseph SfCt assoc deceased
All that certain los of iand aIth & two
story frame dwelling hous thereon erected.
situate Ia tina clty tf New Gasttr on th.
northeast side - ElRHth strprt adjoining
lands of Lawrence Na,te aud others and
having q front Of 20 ioe' and depth II
100 feet
For fun description and terms Of sale
see large bills posted address, the under
signed
HARRY T. HOLIDAY Administrator
or den }ansier Attorney
Attest Norman r Crouch Clera o. &
Vi mingtou De Nav s 1922
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

FOR SALF Fine aomr On Franklin stres-t
between Esgttn en1 Smut Iwes " rooms
bath. sunmsf k4tClcu e.eEtFN ignite. la
~ fset s3x iu~its. ty II3 feet Possession
a, oncs } Il " rae & Jr- CiG Ford Bldg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

CORNER McCABE AVE. AND WASHINGTON ST.
Eight rooms bath heat and electric o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
7o2 WEST 10Th STREET

Eight rooms bath, veraalas cellar gas
electric. screens
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
ASHLEY
Detached Bungalow
h. vernndas, pipeess heater electric pantry hard

23fO WASHINGTON STREET
Eight rooms bath veranda hot heat collar.
electric, for garage and drive
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Our basketball team left today fol
Menomonie to take part in the tourn-
ament. 1t was through the gener-
osity of the business men here that
they are able to go. Our boys will
show their appreciation of this help
by playing a fast, clean game and
by conducting themselves on the floor
in manner that will be credit to
our school.
The rhetorical program yesterday
was well attended by townspeople.
Every seat in the assembly room was
filed.
The Oratorical and Declamatory
contest will be held here March 10th.
There is large number of contes-
tants out this year so the contest
promises to be an especially good one,
Last night all of the Camp Fires In
High School had song fest in the
Assembly.
Two members of the Ellsworth
high school faculty came up to the
Assembly Tuesday to solicit votes
for Mr.. Fulton, the Pierce County
delegate for the tour to Europe that
is offered by the Milwaukee Journal.
X
Saturday, Feb. 28th, the All Star
Team of this school defeated the
Ellsworth quintet by a score of 74-S.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES

The patriotic program given by the
children in grades five, six, seven and
eight of the Training School at the
Assembly Thursday morning was one
of the finest things that has been
featured at an assembly hour this
year. The performance was to have
been given as a feature of the annual
patriotic program on Feb. 20, but
sickness on the part of some of the
principals made it necessary to post
pone it till this time.
The program consisted of five parts:
A Group of Indians.
2 Some Pilgrim Folk.
George Washington's Fortune.
A Young Lincoln a Merry making
5 America.
The first four parts depicted four
epochs in American history. These
were portrayed in the form of panto-
mines, dialogues and dances. The
last part was song where all of the
children, about eighty, were grouped
on the stage and sang, america for
Ne" The costumes and all the stage
settings were especially appropriate.
The program consisted of tremend-
Gus amount of work on the part OF
their teachers, the Misses Fleming
and Bridges.
Miss Bridges has started a reading
hour in grades five and six of the
Training school. The room is open
at eight o'clock in the morning, and
as children enter they may select any
of the periodicals or books from the
reading table in the front of the
ROOM and spend their. time reading.
This seems to be very popular.
Twenty-Five or thirty children avail
themselves of this opportunity every
morning. Among the periodicals to
which the children have access are:
The National Geographic Magazine,
| St. Nicholas, The American, Current
Events, Youths Companion, Every
Child's Magazine, Junior Red Gross
| = =
Parents are requested not to send
children so that they viii arrive at
school more than fifteen minutes be-
fore time for school to begin, except
| where the room is observing read
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04
TO BUILD $4,000 ADDITION

At meeting of the voters of the
town of Warren in st. Croix county,
it was decided to erect a graded
school on the high school grounds at
Roberts and to raise S22,500 to en-
large the present high school build
ing. Joint Dist. No. of Roberts will
raise a same amount toward the
new buildings, making total of S45,
600. At the present time the high
school building is inadequate for the
requirements and the Warren grad
ed school is an old building on the
outskirts of the village.-Pierce Co.
Herald.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04
NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES

A considerable number of former
graduates were in Friday evening to
see the Falls get the Point" among
them Myrtle Sylvester, teaching at
Hayward; Florence johnson, teach
ing at Star Prairie; Christine Peder-
son, teaching at Menomonie; Edwin
LeTendre, teaching at Midtown and
Georgiana Morden, ST. Paul.
Clarence Peterson, captain of last
years quint, is coaching the Durand
high school team, which is playing a
winning game, having recently de-
feated the strong Mondovi high school
team.
Robert Moser, IL, principal at
Elmwood, has been elected to the
superintendency of the Cumberland
schools. Mr.. Moser has made an ex-
cellent record at Elmwood.
Medical inspection continues and
is accomplishing good results, very
little illness being reported among
students.
X
The 1000 per cent basketball team
is being honored by everyone. Sell
dom, if ever, has as good record
been made by any team representing
the River Falls school as that hung
up by the basketball team of 1920.
ON TO THE STATE CHAMPION
SHIP!
Thursdays Assembly will be enter
tanned by the pupils of the Grammar
Grades in some sketches representing
scenes from American History.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04
LESEMAN--MERCORD

Miss Mildred Mercord, daughter OF
Nh. and Mrs. G. F. Mercord of this
city, and Floyd R. Leseman, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Leseman of this
city, were united in marriage in St
Paul Monday, Feb. %.
Both of these young people are well
known in Prescott, Mr.. Leseman hav-
ing served in the late war and won
the French War Cross for distinguish
ed service.
They left for Wimbledon, n. D.,
Tuesday morning.-Prescott Tribune.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04

ing hour.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Fuel Oil Situation
Causing Alarm for
Officials Of NAVY

Chicago Tribune- Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Washington, March l4-Govern-
ment officials are expressing in
c-easing concern over the oil sit
uation.
A serious condition respecting the
fuel oil supply for the navy and the
vessels Of the shipping board exists
with slight prospects of immediate
relief. The Navy department may
take steps to commander fuel oil
this week If satisfactory bids are
not Forthcoming on 100000 bar
rels for which bids will be opened
on Tuesday.
Prices OF oil are rapidly mounting
because of the shortage. and in
creased demand. The shipping board
recently advertised for bids for q
years supply of fuel oil but rejected
the only bids which were presented
because they were from so to 80 per
cent above the prices previously
paid. The board then advertised for
bids for six months supply. While
the prices were way above what was
considered reasonable, the board ac-
ccpted the bids in order to obtain
a much needed supply.
The bids, which are to be opened
on Tuesday by the Navy department.
are for 100000 barrels for use on
the east coast. On March % bids
are to be opened for 100000 bar
rels for use, on the west coast.
The shipping board estimates that
60U00,00G barrels of oil will be re-
quired to supply its own vessels dur
ing the wear 1920.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Wife Helps Husband
Turn Bigamist to We'd
Daughter Of Rich Man

New York, March l4.-When. Al
bert Graubard, %, conductor on a
surface car, was arraigned before
Judge Rosalsky ne pleaded guilty to
bigamy.
The complainant against him was
his first wife, Mrs, Sadie Graubard,
who said that she was married to
the defendant i'll 1912. They had
three children.
She said she accidentally heard on
January IL last that her husband
had met Mollie Blaustein, lS years
old, whose father is wealthy. and
had married her.
Your honor. my first wife knew
l was going to be married to this
girl" Graubard testified. She gave
me the money to hire an evening
suit in which to be married.
Moliie b. Austin, when called to
the stand, said:
Judge, why his wife first came to
me--he brought her to my house,
and they discussed my marriage.
She told me she was his sister"
"Yes." replied Mrs, Grauoard, he
told me to do it, judge"
We'll. this is too much for me-"
said Judge Rosalsky. Il will re-
mand you for sentence"
The court then instructed Proba-
ton Officer Irving Halpern to in
vestigate all the facts in the case
and report to hin before the day of
sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Solution Of Problem,
Says National c. Of c.

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
Washington, March IA. = Seeing
in increased production a means Of
restoring normal business and price
conditions the chamber Of commerce
of the United States. it was an
nouneed, will make its eighth annual
meeting, 10 be held at Atlantic City,
April 27 to %. an Increased produc-
ton convention"
Lack Of production, the Chamber
OF Commerce says, is one of the
chief causes of the high cost Of
living which cannot be reduced until
more goods are put on the market.
Prices have been forced up by
competitive bidding. This in turn has
made necessary unusual wage in
creases with still further rise in
manufacturing and production costs.
Even with the exchange as it Is,
with its threatened curtailment of
exports to Europe, manufacturers
generally believe it will be a long
time before production in the United
States catches up with the demand
for goods,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
-Four New Colleges :
Enter Airplanes in
intercollegiate Race
Chicago rribune-omah. Bee Leased wire.

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased wire.
New York; March l4.-Nine COL
lcges probably will enter planes in
the coming intercollegiate race on
May, 7 as the result Of the admit
lance of four new college members
at a special meeting OF the inter-
collegiate flying association at the
American Flying club.
The institutions which joined the
association were Rutgers, Cornell.
University Of Pittsburgh and the
University of Pennsylvania. Those
already in the organization were
Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia
and Williams.
Two alternative courses are being
considered for the race, one from
Mineola to Cambridge by way of
New Haven, thence to Williams
town, to Ithaca and to Princeton
and back to Mineola, and the other
much shorter, from Mineola to New
Haven, Newark, Princeton and back
to Mineola.
Each college may enter two air
planes. A number OF middle western
colleges are also expected to enter.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
BELIEVE TROTZKY
VICTORIES DUE TO
PRUSSIAN ADVICE
Echelon of Officers Maintained
In Moscow by German
General Staff.
Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire.

| Chicago Tribune e-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
| Washington. March IA. = Amer
ican officials here are satisfied Gen.
Erich, Won Ludendorff passed
Through Finland with staff of Ger
man officers, en- route for soviet Rus
sia last week and while full verihca-
! ton is lacking, il is believed by Of
| iicials here that Ludendorff is prob
, ably in Moscow at this time.
officials know that the German
general staff has been maintaining
an ecllelon Of officers in Moscow for
some time, and, there is no doubt
here that these officials have been
at work on military plans for the
soviet leaders.
Trot7ky, it is believed, has been
getting credit for strategic successes
won with German staff advice. 1t
is believed here that the entry of
Ludendorff into soviet Russia is
linked up with Negotiations between
German rnilitaristic and monarchical
reactionaries and. Lenine and Trot-
zky with view to joint alliance be-
tween German and soviet Russia.
Way \ QGV ASANSN SA4oA ~
The belief is held here that Lu-
dendorff has gone to Moscow to
take charge of the actual direction
OF work on which the German gen.
eral staff echelon at Moscow has
been at work for some time.
The present serious aspect OF the
Turkish situation is believed in we'll
informed circles here to be the re-
suit of actions timed to synchronize
with the plans for German coup d
etat this spring. Enver Pasha is
known to have been in Berlin re-
Gently in conference with German
leaders. He has been active in pro-
noting Armenian massacres and in
planning the spread of the Pan -Tur-
anian movement of the Turkish ma
tionalists. During the world war he
was the main( link between Berlin
and Constantinople Whether he is
yet in Berlin is not known, but his
recent presence there has been defln-
ately established, and is regarded
as having an important bearing on
developments in Asia Minor.
The western front is not regarded
as being jeopardized by the present
situation-at least not at present.
Military experts are confident that
Foch can handle the situation.
The great danger is believed to be
that the pext step in the development
Of the German reactionary plans. un-
less they fail at this time, will be
development Of an understanding
with soviet Russia with view to in
dustrial and possibly military CO.
operation. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Soldier Who Goes to Claim
Bride Finds Her Already Wed

New York, March l4.-Earl ].
Mcdaniel, said by all who saw him
to be the handsomestt young soldier
that has yet called at the imnligra-
ton station on Ellis island to claim
war bride, was all out of breath
when he rushed up to the informa-
ton desk
"Her name is Jeanne Andre and
she is supposed to have come on the
steamship Savoie. She's from Paris,
and she is my sweetheart. ! have
come to marry her" cried Mcdaniel.
He was in a greater hurry than
ever, but his haste was to get away
when he learned that young won1-
an of the name Jeanne Andre had, in
fact, come to New York on the Sa-
vote, hut had been released in the
custody of the, Y. M. c. A. agent to
marry another.
II know she has been correspond
| ing with another soldier" said Nc
Daniel, land I think the lucky chap
| lives out in Michigan somewhere"
Mcdaniel told the immigration Of
iicials that he had served as courier
to the peace conference at Paris and
as guard for Assistant Secretary of
State Frank L. Polk, when the latter
took Secretary Lansing's place at
Versailles. His home is in Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Woman Who Craved Love
Gets Too Many Husbands

San Francisco, March l4-Mur-
ray c. Curran had his marriage to
Irene c. Sancarticr annulled upon
evidence she had a husband living
and the presentation of the follow
ing letters:
From the wife.
"Dear Billy: It is all of. We
must never meet again. But he is TO
blame. He hasn't loved me for the
past three years. He was so cold
that I wrote you that If you really
loved me would get divorce and
come to you. But now it is all
changed. He says he loves me. !
have asked him to prove it. He
comes first il he loves me. Forgive
me, ! meant no harm. ! only
craved love"
Sancartier wrote in part:
my wife swears that she loves
me and wants only me. In view of
this insist that communication be-
tween you and her cease. will
stand for no deception. ] will take
her back because of love. So come
clean with me. Do justice to the
woman you say you love. Get that
marriage annulled. l will tolerate
no double crossing"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Darkest Night for.
Americans in Mexico

Continued From FIRST FeeeJ
Godoy is west under the Diaz ban
ner, Farther south are more ban
dts around Puerto Mexico.
Having Sad Night.
Americans are having their sad
night in Mexico. They are heart
sick. There is no feeling Of secur-
ity outside Of the federal district.
They are not permitted to carry
arms, although the oil men and the
plantation owners declare they could
defend themselves if the government
would permit them to do so, Dur
ing the last month two or three
have been taken and held
for ransom, one was killed and a
passenger train was blown up.
There is little sentiment III favor
of a revolution in Vera Cruz. Obre-
CONS strength lies. more to the
north. insSonora. Tamaulipas, Zaca-
tecas and Chihuahua.
In the Tampico region there are
about 5000 rebels OPERATING under
Pelaez. The oil mem have been
forced to pay big sums in tribute to
this leader. Pelaez is ia land owner
himself and has oil land which he
intends to hold against the Carranza
forces. Having big payroll to meet
and finding need for frequent req
uisitions for food and clothing, he
comes to those nearest who are help,
less.
His demands are met immedia tly.
He has demonstrated through MUIR
der and arson that he means what
he says. Carranza holds soldiers
along the sea coast and collects tolls
from the oil men in another way,
through the customs officers. As 80,-
100000 barrels of oil are produced
every month, this forms one of the
biggest revenues that the govern
ment has.
The American government is kept
accurately informed as to all pay
ments to the bandits in this region.
Despite all tribute, the killing of
Americans employed in the oil fields
still goes on.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Good Looks Detrinent,
Says New York Woman
In Divorce Petition

New York, March l4.--Good.
looking girls are warned to be care
ful in letter introduced as evidence
in the divorce suit brought in Pat
erson, N, j., by Sergt. James w. Me-
Glade. The letter was written by
McGladc's wife, Anita, who did not
contest the suit Francis Scott, spe-
cial master in chancery. recommend
ed that the decree be granted.
The letter, which admitted that
the writer had left her husband to
become the "pampered doll" of a
millionaire oil speculator, added:
my beauty was fatal, my good
looks detriment to my being a
good wife"
She ended with the hope that her
case would be an example to other
girls with good looks. %
Testimony showed that the Nc
Glades were married in 1911. On
March II, 1916, Mrs. McGlade left
her child with her grandmother Ito
mind for a few hours" The follow
ing day she sent a telegram saying
she was sorry. but would not come
home again for some time, and ask
ing that no search be made for her.
In March, 1918, while he was
abroad, Mrs. Emma Monks, the
grandmother, received a telegram
from Mrs. McGlade saying she was
about to commit suicide. It was fol-
lowed by letter for "a friend" con-
frming the suicide and inclosing the
letter written by Mrs. McGlade
which figured in the suit.
Sergt. McGlade learned on his re-
turn from France that his wife had
fled with an oil speculator from
Gary. Ind
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-15
Entente, Sees Vital Link
Between German Revolt
And Asia Minor Situation

against France. They would dis
possess France Of Syria to absorb il
for themselves. They made Emir
Feisal into portentous figure as
candidate for the throne of Syria.
They have created with their hands
danger against which they will
have to fight
Feisal Had Support.
"It cannot be supposed that Feisal
has made his proclamation without
assurance of support. 1t is not
doubted that the Germanophile
Turkish national party under Musta-
pha Kennel and Enver Bey has
promised that. support on the basis
of a general religious uprising in
Asia Minor against the allies.
."At the same time there has been
a close alliance between the Turkish
nationalist forces and the soviet de-
stroyers of Denikin. Thus Syria is
linked with Turkey and southern
Russia.
mediate attention of the allies in
Asia Minor, the other unit Of the.
combination acts for the purpose OF
d:stracting and dividing allied ef-
fort.
Evidence of Accord.
"That action occurred yesterday
in Berlin in the form of a bloodless
revolution executed not without evil
dencc OF an accord existing between
the rebels and the party overthrown::
THE same troops that placed
Noske in power 10 months ago are
the ones who marched into Berlin to
mark his overthrow.
"Now the situation on the Rhine
tiahtens. The attention OF France
is divided between her difficulties in
far-off Syria and the more imme-
diatc menace to her northeastern
frontier.
observers OF these events per-
ceive in their peculiar interrelation
the gravest possibilities Of new
war. In fact, the question is being
asked whether the new develop
ments are the signal of a German re-
birth Of world conAagration in
Asia Minor"