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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Twenty-Cent Collar
Staging a Comeback

TROY, N. Y. June i0.---The %.
cent collar has wfited. and for once
the public hasn't got IL "in the neck d"
In fact. the public wouldn't have II
on the neck. From the looks Of
things. the 2ocent collar is aging
come back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Page Pussyfoot!
Lloyd Corners Booze

LONDON. juno io.--slr william
orpen. artist. has hung what critics
call "a puxxle picture" In the Acad'
emy exhibition. IL IL view OF tho
peace conference, why" asks one
critic. cot tho II distinguished gentle
men present. Is Lloyd Georg, alone
provided with bottle and glass. and
what n he drinking' Tho bottle has
n white iahsl on it's u wine or a
tonicf All tho gcntlemen. with the
exception Of President Wilson. look
envtously at Lloyd George"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
CAN KING ALEXANDER
PROVE BLUE BLOOD
AND RED WILL MIX?

after Constantine. fed and ahdicated
Then Alexander became king and
now he's trying 10 have hls pariia,
mcnt make HIS wife the queen Of
Greece.
IL parliament refuses then what
There are rumors already that Alex
snder will be forced out and that his
younger bortheT. Prince Andrew, viii
succeed him.
Prince Carol % Rgmanla chung te
his nou.royai wife for long time
But hls family and others made
things so hot for him around tho pal
acc that In sheer desperation M
finally renowned her. Now hos
Ringing" and she's back home with
her child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Herdsman Fibs-
Bull Must Die

LONDON. June i0.-Senienee OF
death has been passed by Tho short
horn society OF Great Britain on n
Shorthorn bun owned by Mrs. II
Stewart. Of Perthshire. and valued o.
$50 coo. II - alleged q herdsman
undsrstated the bulls age at n stock
show. and as a punishment for hid
deceit the society has dscreed the
bulls death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
STOP SMOKING OR
GIRLS WILL LOSE
THEIR PERFUMERY

NEW YORK. June i0-Unless
lot ~ people Ia a lot ~ coun.
tries swear of sfnoking very
shortly, milndy IN going 90 have
to give up her perfumery. In the
opinion OF the head ~ one Of tho
biggest chains 81 DRUG stores Of
America and Europe, who " back
from a trip Go Europe. The rea.
ron IN that the peasants OF the
Balkan peninsula. where most ~
the worlds supply Of tuberoses
comes from. have lately diHcoy.
cred that there IN more profit In
the cultivation OF tobacco than OF
the priced roses. and changed
their stock crops accordingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
B. C.. Power Project
Under Construction

VAEcOUvE, u. c.. June 10.-Pre-
liminary work on the Bridge river
power site. near Lillooet, IL under
way. The development OF this site
calls for a tunnel a mile and q half
long. undcrsAilsison mountain. emp
tying into Seaton lake and furnish
ing 400 600 horsepower. and will cost
In the neighborhood OF $4,000. 900. It
is estimated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Says Cafe Stove
Heat Ruins His Hair

LONDON. June ie.--wul Clark.
son went To court here to say that
tho heat from tho stoves OF the J. i.
restaurant ruined his hair. lie want
ed an injunction restraining the fires
Cisrkson makes wigs mort door to
tho restaurant. and he holds that the
restaurants heat takes the curl from
his wigs and mel,s tho wax from his
rgurra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Composer Changes
Name-Mgrs. Sore

VIENNA. June t0-Herr Franz
Lchar. who wrote the Merry Wild
ow." Gypsy Love" and tho count
Of Luxsmhurg. has Changed his
name To Ferencx. and opera mana
gora hero are angry, Ferencz Is a
Czech name. and they are Hungari
ans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
WED IN CHURCH
WHERE M0URNE0
A YEAR BEFORE

BURTON ON TRENT, Eng
June l0,--To be married in tn
church where a memorial Dervtc@
had been held for him a year
previous was the novel cxpcrieuee
Of Lieut.. COatOn. lilo had been
officially reported as killed IN
France. Later word was received
that he was "a prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Tobacco Boycott
Reduces Prices

ROME. June 1o.--IIigh tobacco
prices and a protest boycott resulted
here In "a decrease of 10 per cent In
tobacco consumption. DealeB arc
crying, Enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
TO SUNNY NOW
TOO SUNNY NOW

Altho Judge Gordon declared that
no testimony was necessary TO con
vince him OF the guilt OF the men on
the other sida OF the rail in nearly
every case. because OF "rayages OF
the dope that mirrored In their sal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Youth Wanted to Be
Famous in Dresses

HOUSTON. June i0.-A i2-year old
boy arrested here By Probation on
Ger J. w. Mills admitted he had stoi-
en- SIS TO buy womsn's clothing that
he might 70 on the stage. wanted
to be- famous said he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Ry II. y. RICkEY

CHICAGO. Ill. juno io.-on tho
surface. this convention appears 90
he unspcakahly duh and uninterest.
ing. Wednesdays session lasted less
than an hour. and but for the speech
Of veteran Chaunoey pepew. would
have been. entirely without SAVIOR.
AZ 50. ehauncey retains many OF
tho charms that have made him IA.
nous as convention speilhindcr.
He got something % an ovation
and furnished IS minutes Of real en-.
ter,ainmcnt.
Tho adjournment until Thursday
was 90 give the resolutions committee
a chance 20 report that being the
next order OF business.
That was all there was on the sur.
face-quite unexciting.
But beneath the surface the fierc
est battle that has been wagsd la a
national convention In a generation
Il raging.
The battle involves not only tho r..
sue Of who the candidate ~ 70 be.
but also OF even more importance,
from the standpoint 81 the party
LEADERS. Il involves the issue OF the
future control OF tho marty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Regularly $1,000 and $3.50
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At Prices Ertremelu Lon

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Mating Suit Case~ regularly f3s5 light
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Can a Woman Be
a Brother?-PuzzL

LONDON. June 1o.-The clerk o<
Ramsgate In puzzled. Tho alceruuG4
wish tn send Mrs. II. r. Dunn -
their representative 20 a ''brothug
hood" meeting. The clerk can't ao1
how n woman can be n brother, Al
he's asking higher authorities becogo
granting Mrs. Dunn credentialG
There II an available supply ~
four billion tons OF iron ore in Cub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
The Special Price Basement
Will Sell FRIDAY

is Jersey Dresses, sizes fe to
a., all the popular colors apd
styles; formerly $500, $3.50
and S22.50.
--18 Taffeta Dresses, mostly
navy. and mostly in small and
medium sizes; formerly sl9.75
and s22.60.
30 Serge Dresses. in navy
only, of excellent quality and
styles; formerly Nl5.0o and
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--l5 Faille silk Capcs, in three
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s22.50.
- Silk Coats. OF navy. size az
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--3 Serge Cap~. with large
shawl collars OF plaided silk;
formerly s2e.50.
- Jersey Suits. In navy, gray
and taupe; formerly e19.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

PARIS. juno 10. - Mixing blue
blood Of old world royalty with the
red blood OF tho common herd"
makes a poor matrimonial hlghhall.
History shows that the monganaie
romanocs OF kinglets-t 10 be often start
well. but generally wind UP badly.
Tho little states % Europe have
had this business OF morganatic mar.
rage or isfthanded weddings for cen.
turtles. It's n royal convenience by
which princes may cast OF coin
mon" brides quits ''honorably."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
NEW GUARD AND
OLD GUARD CLASH

There are evidences thAt ths oli
guard have'abandoned their original
idea OF trying to nominate a reaction
any candidate.
The new guard have convinced
them that such a candidate might not
b. elected.
The new guard were all set 10 nom
mate Lowden, and. while not want
ing him. the old guard probably
would have accepted him but for the
Missouri Doodle expose.
They are now insisting that Low
den be dropped. because he would
have TO make a defensive campaign.
and the democrats might win.
The new guard hate 10 give up
Lowden. but II looks as tho they
would have TO-
The problem which confronts the
two groups that together control
enough votes to swing the norniua-
ton Is this: To agree upon candi-
date who Is not personally objection
able to the leaders OF either group:
who has a good enough public record
to make his election reasonably Ger
tain. and who can be relied upon 20
share party leadership with the sen
ate group and not Challenge tho po-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
ROYALTY Cf4INGS To
ITS Old PREJUDICE

European royaity-what's 'eft OF Il
lis elinKinw TO It's social prrjudiees
these days in spite OF all talk about
democracy.
What will young King Alexander
of Greece dor
lie married Mile Manos. daughter
o. a Greek colonel who used TO keep
tho royal stables. lie was IN lovs
with her when he was a small boy
and she a little giri. They married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

The Chicago theatre uhich prouides smoking for
is feminine patrons has nothing Of San Frarciscos
leading hotels, rhere they not only supply the room but also
the fair deUotees TO Lady Nicotine the trouble of light
their eiodrets. The picture shoWs the pretty Chinese
maiden cho duty afternoon aud evenings at the Palace
hotel San Francisco for the benefit Of those cho haven't vet
learned 70 handle match with The proper dexteritp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Continuing Friday and Saturday
The Sale of JeweIry Novelties

At Extraordinarily Special Prices
The original quantities insured ample selections for
the last two days of the sale
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Georgette BIouses
Special at $500

All the smart styles, attractive color
combinations and pretty trimmings one
would expect in big group of Blouses at
double the price
-Biouses, Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Vacation Specials

For Friday and Saturday
Naomi Cold Cream. regularly
6oc. at 35c.
--Chinwah Cold Cream. regularly
Soc at Csc.
Naomi Tale. regularly 25c, at
l9c.
-Chinwah Tale. regularly CSC, at
19c.
Naomi Toilet Water, regularly
$3.50. at 800.
--Chinwah Toilet Water. regular.
~ $3.50, at 500.
Naomi Face Powder. regularly
soc. at CSC.
--Chinwah Face Powder. regular
~ soc. at 35c.
Toilet Goods. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
THREE GROUPS ARE
SEEKING CONTROL

Three groups. all ably led. have
hstn fighting for control ever since
the party leaders and delegates gath
cred here.
Roughly. they are the old
guard. or. nsor- properly. thu
senatorial group: the new guard.
or group Of Middle Western ma
chine politicians. and the radical
group, headed by johnson and
Borah.
About tho only thing that any two
OF the three groups had in common
was the determination OF the tive
first pzsned that the party she 4
not 60 radical. This means that
johnson and his democratic bcdrcl
lows must be killed Off. whatever
else happened.
They have hem johnson can
not b. nominated. even tho no
has many powerful friends
among the two other groups,
particularly the senatorial group.
II Johnson stiil thinks that he may
be in the running. he IL the cnly
f. man In Chicago who knows what Is
going on who lie Of that opinion.
The battle. then. has narrowed
down 70 a duel between the old guard
and the new guards--the senatorial
group. beaded by Penrose. Smoot
Lodge and Watson. and the Middle
Western machine political group
which ccnters about Chairman VIII
HAYS and the members OF the nation
al committee.
Conferences are being held day
aud night among various members OF
these two groups.
The wiser heads among both
groups realize the Importance OF not
carrying their fight 50 far as TO lose
control % the convention and thus
give the radicals a chance TO pick
- up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Drapery Remnants
Specially Priced for Friday
Selling

Lengths from one TO three
yards In cretonne, regularly S5e to
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yard.
Short lengths OF Curtain Mar.
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Regularly SOC 10 Sac a yard. Spe-
cial at i5c a yard.
--Drsperies. Fourth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

Twelve only, in Blue,
Brown, Copen, Light Blue,
Yellow, Maize, White and
Purple.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Childrem's Pants

incomplete assortments of
both knee and ankle lengths.
Knit Underwear. First Floor.
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--High-grade all-silk Bags,
plain and novelty trimmed.
Hand Bags FRS, Floor.
Silk ScarEs

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
White WOODEN
Blankets
Extraordinary Values at
$7.4S a Pair .

Fine quality Wool and Cotton
Mixed Blankets. size 66xso inches.
Bound i'm silk ribbon in soft oolors
OF Blue and Pink. Special for
Friday only, at s7.45 a pair.
Blankets. Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
OXFORD WINS DUAL MEET.
Rhodes Scholars Win Two Firsts Towards
Victorious 1-2

London. March 29-Two American
Rhodes scholars helped Oxford materially
in defeating Cambridge here Saturday
afternoon in the first dual inter varsity
track and field games to be held by the
rival universities since March, 1914 The
final score was Oxford 512 events, Cam
bridge, az events, first places only
counting in the meet
H. s White, formerly Of Bowdoin Col
lege, won the running high Jump for Ok
ford In easy fashion with winning leap Of
5 feet, inches, and Immediately follow
ed with an exhibition Jump, in which he
added two inches to his performance
L. j. Feather, an American Rhodes scholar
from the University Of Utah, won the
hammer-throw for the Dark Blue, with
throw of 100 feet, II inches. This was the
one upset of the meet, for Oxford had ex-
pected TO win the place with Noakes, who
had been throwing the hammer better
than ITO feet in preliminary trials
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
COLDEY DEFEATED BY
HIGH IN ROUGH GAME
Latter Wins Saturday Nights
Contest by Score of
90 to 21.

High downed Goldcy, saturday even
ing, 20 to q, in the toughest game that
has taken place at the High School gym
this season. The game was close, but
not fast as the others have been this sea-
SON
1t was shown from the start the Goldey
FIVE have not been through a schedule
like the Highlets have faced this season.
Goldeys tallies came as results of long
chance shots, Grant and Gemmil excell
ing in this line. High, on the other hand,
missed tw:c3 as many easy shots as they
made good, their three weeks lay-of
showing up on them. Personal fouls were
very much in evidence, although only one
man had to leave the floor by this route.
Highs superior passing was the reason
of the victory. Grant was the onIy one Of
the Goldey FIVE to give a good account of
himself on the floor 'kid" France was
the evenings high scorer from the field
while frankie" Pierson touched off the
seasons end by his best performance from
the penalty mark this season, making
good out of 15 tries. Each one of the
Highlcts had something to do in tho scor-
ing except "Hovey' Anderson He did his
share, however, by worrying Grant, the
Goldey star
The lineup and score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
RUPTURE Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are laid
away-the burial certificate being marked
Rupture Why Because the unfortunate
ones had neglected themselves or had been
merely taking care Of the sign (sweiling) of
the aff1iction and paying no attention to the
cause What are you doing Are you ne
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sure retards blood circulation thus robbin0
the weakened muscles of that which they
need most-nourishment
But science has found a way, and every
truss sufferer in the land is invited to make
a FREE test right in the privacy of their
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
Bright Outlook for Successful Season
Starring Next Week.

Newark. March % Recent pleasant
weather resulted in Coach Shipley. of
Delaware College, getting the baseball
squad in such shape that they are flt just
10 play, although the season docs not
open until April &, when Penn State comes
here The new material looks 20 be about
the best Delaware has had for several
years, and there is plenty of IT.
Shlpley will bc much better fixed for
pitchers than last year. Rothrock and
CARL. the southpaws, OF last years squad,
appear much improved. -Four new pitch
ers, all right-handers, are also performing
well. They arc Deppe, a PhIladelphian
Magaw, formerly of the Wilmington
High School, and land and Brandt, from
lower Delaware.
Underwood, Taggart, Robbins, Ivory
and Hughes, lnfIelders, and Ash and III.
Carter, outfielders, are other new candi-
dates who made a good impression by
their work IN practice and In the series OF
games.
The following 25 players are now on the
squad: Pitchers, Rothrock, CARL, Deppe,
Brandt, Magaw and Lund; catchers, q.
Carter, Spaid and Nuttcr; first base, B..
Carter and Hughes; second base, Wilson
and McCardell; shortstop, Underwood,
DantZ, agEart ana AleNandert lnird
base, Ivory and Robbins; left field Mar
vel and Ash; centre field, Stewart and
Madden, and right field, Donoho and Ii.
Carter.
The only players Of last years team not
back are Horsey. shortstop, and Picrson,
third base. but some of the veteran players
in other positions will have hard time
holding their jobs judging from the
rt,tG that ie haIpg shou-r, hv cprna pf Z ha
new players.
Coach LeCato has also put IN a busy
week with the track squad. The candi-
dates for the field events are showing up
we'll but the squad is short of sprinters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

30 much favor that no trouble Wa err
pericnoed IN raising the ncceps8ry amount
David NJ I,ofk and a. u C0sd,u, New
York members, spoke on che bcnrhts 10
be obtained through alliance with he
new Dnion Trottmg Association. An
unanimous vote vas seconded and Sssre-
tary ,. II. Wilson was authorized - MAXI
applicatiOn for membership.
After a novel cafeteria lunch, which vas
thoroughly enjoyed, the racing committee
oi the Delaware State Fair met and decided
70 offer siz 81 900 stakes 20 ~ dncifled
week Of September 6-I0, on The Pair track
At ElsmeTe Literal conditions. mchdng
three pr cent entrance 10, were
agreed on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
'PENNSY ATHLETIC"
SHOW IN APRIL

The P. B. & ". Athletic Association is
practically ready to put on a musical
comedy called Pardon Me" Jack Nc
Adams will have charge. c. A. Mahoney
will take prominent part in this show
The soloists will be berov Tavlor, Willard
Slnglev, George Drexler, John Braddock,
John Collins, Willard Mckendrick and
John Manske
The comedians include: William Lewis.
William Schwamb. Rice Collins and John
Andrews.
The ladies Of the company are Misses
Margaret Biddle, Marion Denny and
Clara Newman The chorus consists of
the following. Misses Mollie Legare,
Mamie Schwamb, Lena McCracksn.
Agnes Cunningham, Anna Scholl, MYRTLE
Lutz and Buela Morris The dancing
speciality viii be put on bv the Misses
Corbit and Slche
The show will be put on at the New
Century Club for three nights, April ).
Q and 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
HIGH GIRLS WIN FROM
FAST BERNYN TEAM
Local Team Showed Up Best in
Passing; Miss Sellers Good
Playing.

The Highlet girls basketball team de-
feated the fast Berwyn team last Satur-
day, 1926. after a fast, interesting con-
test The locals were al no time in doubt
as to the outcome, although the Berwyn
combination put up grand exhibition IN
all stages of the fray.
The local team showed their superior
passing knowledge mcst Of their ITALICS
coming from well worked passes Miss
Seller proved to be Highs best by her
splendid work at the basket she accounting
for 2S of the 80 points scored. The rest of
the team played bang up game, Misses
Kitchen and Marston having a shade by
their floorwork
Bcrwyn. however. was not without a
bright light Miss Iaymon tallying seven
from the field and four from the penalty
mark. Her field shots were Of the long
variety, Seldom evidenced in girls basket
ball. Miss Jones also played neat de
fense game.
The lineup and score:
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

today, when IL offers Norma Tnlmadgc in
her picture, 'Thc Missing Links,g MS the
featured attraction. "The Missing
Links is a splendid type Of picture
with it's leading role exactly suited for
Miss 1almadgc's Interpretation. The
other feature on the program is the ex-
ploits Of Submarine U-35. This film is ono
of the most marvellous pieces of film fact
in the world today. This added attrac-
tion will also be continued tomorrow and
Wednesday, with William s. Hart's
"The Disciple"
At THE shyoY.
The attraction at the Savoy Theatre for
the first three days Of this week is featured
by Edmund Breese, Marie Shotwell,
Anna Lehr, Wallace Ray and a notable
cast, in one Of the most unusual mystery
dramas of the year, Chains Of Evil
dence." The story deals with chain Of
circunstantial evidence being forged.
with view Of convicting one suspected of
n double crime.