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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyrtxht. 1918, By tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. Now York City.
CHRISTMAS VEGETABLES.

Cooked onions go very well with roast
fowl of any sort and rs you are using the
oven and need not keep it going specially
for them you would do well to have baked
onions. To prepare them peel large, we'll
formed onions and parboil them in slight
ly salted water. BE sure not tC let them
cook long enough to lose their firmness.
Now place them in a baking dish and pour
over them a thick White saHce-you can
make it of rice or potato -four if you have
anv left over. You should use little of
the water in which the onions have been
cooking in your white sauce. Bake from
half an hour to three quarters OF an hour
in brisk oven.
II YOU serve baked onions and but ono
other vegetable let that be mashed white
potatoes or plain boiled sweet potatoes or
sweet potatoes Drowned in the pan with
the roast.
There are not many ways OF serving
t,irnips. II you serve them mashed, pare,
slice and cook them until tender, then,
drain and mash with a wooden masher.
They should be well saltcd, and seasoned
with pepper and butter before being sent
to the table.
Another nice way to serve them IS TO
cut them into small pieces after they have
been boiled, then season them with but
Ter. pepper and salt Never let metal touch
the turnips after they have been cooked
as IL gives them an unpleasant taste and
may discolor them.
Squash at this time of year is so delici-
0us that II needs no more elaborate prep
aration than to be well cooked mashed
and served with pepper and salt and a
goodIv seasoning Of butter. Squash can
be pared and boiled, well drained and
then mashed or the squash can be divided
into convenient pieces and placed in the
oven 10 cook. When il is tender the pulp
readily comes off the skin and can be
mashed, placed in the top Of double
boiler seasoned and kept hot until wanted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

Dear Tessie.
You seem to have gift for getting
hold Of the wrorg nurreglTls. From your
descriptive matter Of how your present
specimcn trips over everything around the
house | nudge that she don beiorg TO
the ron-skid variety OF course | realize
GOOD r,irsegirls are hard 10 find and per
haps they are even thlrgs Of the past,
mn eyen 50 | wouldn't advise YOU 70 stand
for too much of her skiddjrg especially
when the baby happens TO he passenger
at the time.
OF course she might fall with the baby
without dong him any har1n, IS YOU say
The reason for that Is that babies are
already so close 70 nature that even when
thew are brought into more violent con-
tract they don [ as rule take 1t very
hard. But accidents viii happen with
the be.t regulated babies ard | wouldn t
ike 10 think that my particular baby IS
heIaQ subjected 10 too many demon
stratIons of this great natural law
And besides that, the nurseglrl might
;ust haDpen 10 break her own leg in one
of her sklds when shes q little out Of
ptactice or tired or something and thus
put YOU 10 lot Of inconvenience. 80 II
were YOU Id just speak TO her nicely
on the subject few times and ask her 70
please Try to concentrate on her feet As
much as possible when she in walking
position, and If she still persists IN sklddlng
why simply tie the can 10 her and gently
but firmly ease her out into the cold cruel
world We must carry out nEtures laws,
and In the survival Of the tlttest the
skidders must blend into the background
A sudden thought that worries me IS
that perhaps some Of her skidding may
be due to the fact that she has discovered
my private stock, although | don't see
how she could uLless you so far forgot
yourself as TO point il out 70 her and tell
her 10 dust il or something of that sort.
But Id hate to think that any wife Of
mine ever forgot the use Of her bean 70
that extent, so III just banish the thought
and hope and pray that all is well.
Well don't take any wooden mOney
and don't give out too much of the regular
kind Kind love,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
ATTACKED By MOB.
Youths Become Violent In Resentina
PaneIed Grievance.

A crowd Of young men Of Christiana
armed with bricks and stones made a
savage attack on the home Of Mr.. Light
cap, a farmer living on the outskirts Of
tho town, about o'clock Sunday night,
in an effort, il Is believed. tn get revenge
on the farmers two young employees with
whom they had some difficulty earlier in
the day. IL is thought that they wished
10 capture the men and drive them from
the town, but were prevented in doing so
by the latter making their esoape. On6 OF
them. however, received severe injuries,
when he returned before the mob had
dispersed. DR.. Peters 10 his attending
physician and has hopes of his complete
recovery. The victims head WAS severely
injured, his hip also being badly bruised
Mr.. Lightcap claims that be knows the
young men who committed the attack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
DR.. MORGAN TO SPEAK.
Noted Clergyman VIII Address Goldey
College Commencement Tonight.

DR. William H. Morgan Is TO be the
principal speaker at the 18th annual
graduating exercises of GolC College,
in The Playhouse this evening lie IS
pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, Baltimore. He Is striking cx-
ample of what ambition and determina-
ton will accomplish. OF Welsh origin,
ne was born in Wilton Park, Durham
County, England. His family emigrated
10 this country when he was nine years OF
age settling at Ironton, OHIO. Young
Morgan began working in the iron works
in his new home and at the age OF 20 was
q puddler there and at Plttsburg When
he was % he began studying the common
school branches next he worked hls way
through preparatory school and Ham
line University, graduating IN 1889 with
the degree of A b After three-year
course at Drew Theological Seminary, he
became q member of the Newark IN. j.
Conference and successfully hlled VARIOUS
appointments In 1913, he became pastor
OF the noted Calvary Church, New York
CITY, which he served for seven years,
and has lately come to his present charge
IN Baltimore Hamline University has
further honored him since his graduation
by conferring upon him the degrees OF
u. d and l. l.. ID. DR. Morgan is q
ShrineR an Thirty-third degree Mason.
AS a speaker, he is said TO be eloquent,
inspirational and witty. He draws rich
ly from his own unique experience IN his
addresses and shows most intimate
knowledge Of the problems Of life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

in caro- Of tho Efficient Housekeeping"
department will be answered In these
columns in their turn. This requires con-
siderable time, however, owing to tho
great number received SO II a personal
or quicker reply Is desired, q stamped and
self-addressed envelope must be enclosed
with the oucetion.--The Editor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
Association Of College Women.

A meeting Of the Delaware Association
Of College Women will be held at Trinity
parish holse, Delaware avenue and Adams
street, Friday afternoon, December 10, AZ
$50 O'Clock. The meeting viii be ia
memory Of the Pilgrims Of 1920 and 1920.
Miss Edith p. Hubbard Is corresponding z
secretary Of the association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
SANDMAN STORY
BY Mrs r. A. Walker.
Protected by George Matthew Adams.
HOW THE SKY BECAME BLUE.
Part III.

HOW IhE SAL BECAME DLUE.
Part III.
The next night the moon was shining
the Fairy Queen ran along the moon
beam path and asked old Mr.. Moon
man if all the little people might run back
and forth all night, as they, had plan to
make the sky more beautiful.
Mr.. Moonman not being inquisitlve
and besides that being very busy shin
ing did not ask n question, but told the
Queen they might run as much as they
wished.
OF course, it took . long time for the
bees and the butterflies to get the color
up to the little people on the mountain
top and it took them a long lorg time to
carry it up to the skytop and hide 1T, Tor,
of course, old Skywitch was very fussy
and never left cloud undusted.
But Mr.. Moonman, of course, had
corner of the sky all to himself where
he lived when he was not busy, and 1t
was in this corner that the Fairy Queen
told her friends to hide the wonderful
blue color
When they had enough the little people
intended TO paint the sky on somo night
when Mr.. Moonman was shining and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
EIsmere Christmas Supper.

The cafeteria supper and Christmas
sale Of the Ladies Aid Society OF Elsmere
PRESBYTERIAN Church will be held at the
home of Mrs. Talley, on New Road, on
Decem Der 10, from until s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
Bad Stomach
Sends Her to Bed
for 10 Months
EafOniC Gets H0r Up!

"Ovsr a year ago." says Mrs. Dora
Williams, II took to bed and iof
10 months did not think ! would live.
Eatonic helped me 30 much | am
now up and able to work. ! recon-,
mend it highly for stomach trouble.
Eatonic helps people to get we'll by
taking up and carrying out the az
cess acidity and gases that put the
stomach out of order. If you have
indigestion, sourness, heartburn,
belching, food repeating, or other
stomach distress. take an Eatonic
after each meal. Big box costs only
atrifie with your druggist guarantees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

His windows were badly smwhed and
several lamps were also broken. The
authorities have been notified.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

Each package Of Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions so simple that any
woman can diamond-dye worn, shabby
skirts, waists, dresses, coats, gloves,
stockings, sweaters, drapcries, every
thing, whether wool, silk, linen. cotton
or mixed goods, new, rich, fadeless colors.
Have druggist show you Diamond Dyes
Color Card"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

then in the morning the Skywitch would
see the beautiful blue and perhaps not
be angry. but if she was the Fairy Queen
knew il could not be charged.
But this plan did not work out, as
vou will learn, and the old witch her
self was the one who really painted the
sky blue.
At last everything was ready for the
wonderful painting, and the little people
had ONLY to wait for the Eext moonlight
night 10 finish their work.
As told YOU. the Skywitch was al
wavs shaking the clouds and kept things
very tidy. and on the day Of the night
the wonderful painting was 70 have been
done. what did the old Skywitch do hut
20 to old Mr. Noonman's corner Of the
sky and begin to clean.
'rHe would never think Of il, she said,
Giving all alone, and ] am sure things
need tidving up bit and mean 70 do u.
Then of she few on her broomsitch,
and while old Moonman slept she began
TO work.
what in the world has he got in these
iars?' she said, peeping into the very
lars where the blue color was hidden be-
hind some bits of broken clouds, where
the little people had thought no one would
think Of looking.
"Well. whatever il Is am sure Il should
be emptied out and the jars cleaned.
Then she tipped over the jars and out
ran the beautiful blue over all the sky.
When the old witch saw what she had
done she jumped on her broomstlck and
flew home for her mop to clean il M. but
i was of no use { 0 scrub, for though she
was able to get of in some places the blue
came out in others.
And 50 always she scrubs, scrubs,
irving to get the sky black and white
aeaIn and on some days she is sure she
has succeeded, but the next thing she
knows the whole sky is again beautiful
blue.
The little people were never sure how
il happened They found the overturned
lars and thought the old SKY
witch must have found them and thrown
out the color, but they did not care now
that they had a beautiful blue SKY above
them how it was brought about
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

The Fenians are the outgrowth Of an
krish military organization founded, ira
ditior savs, about 400 b. G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07

To Give a Bake.
Ever Ready Branch of the Sunshine
Society Sill give a bake in the Gas office
S27 Market street, tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-07
THE GIRL WHO
HIAD NO CHANCE
By Marian Rubincam.

Copyrfsht, 1919, by the McClure News
paper Syndicate, New York City.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
o .I:RAGElIE Pc LAC

RACINE, Wis, 12 Sept John
A. Jones din Chicago, plecat Gu
sofia lui intr o barca Gu motor, ca
re avea o lungime de ontsprezece
urine. Eli all sosit la Ephraim,
Wis, Gu mari greutat1, la 21 Aug.
Pc drum della Crown Point, Ind,
unde s'a cununat GU Anna Mitchell
din New York, la prins 0 furtuna
putcrnica-c care cauzat stricaciuni
motorului. Dupa ce l-au reparat
au plecat spre insula Washington
lar de aci au plecat spre Chicago,
plecind din, Milwaukee, Simbata la
amiazi.
La 3 p. m. mOtorul s'a stricat
din nou, lar pc cind Jones sc. ma
cajea ca sal repareze furtuna
grea s'a deslantuit, care a rastur-
nat barca.
Jones a scapat pc sotie din apa
81 s'au acatat de barca rasturna-
ia. Zeze ore dina Jones a stat aca-
tata de barca, insa un val puternic
a cuprins-o pc c1nd puterile-i sla-
bite n o mai serveau ca sa reziste
81 asa a dus-o in ad7ncul undelor.
Jones a privit cum valurile ii in
ghite sofia insa nu avea destula pu-
tere ca sal vina in ajutor. 1
Dupa optsprezece ore de maui
fragiu Jones fost salvat de un
remorcher care din intimplare tre-
cea prin apropiere. Jones Sc afla
acum in spital in conditii foarte
grave. Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Liga va pub ~ tratatsle
registrate.

LONDRA. Prima. serie de, ira
tate primite. spre registrare con-
form GU statuteles Ligei Natiunilor
.au fost trimise la tipografie alata-
ieri spre fl pHblicate in primul
volum al Monitorului .oficial al, Ii
gel. Zece pacturi Sc afla spre pub.
licare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Clasx Dc gimnAstica jefuita.

Sase bandit sau intrat in clasa
de gimnastica q lui ]. Dunn de pc
2433 ~. 18th st.; a fortat pc eele
treizeci de persoane de q sta en-
naiinile Sas 81 Gu fetele. catre pa
rete pc eind Ii se golea buznnarele.
Hotii an sseules'' o mie dolari Gu
care On fugit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

Cetim fntr 'un anunt: Sc cauta
o fence pentru spalat. = E foarte
indoios daca sc va oferi vre-una.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
le!gea
i'isIazuii|oI
Pr0iectul dlMi I. Mihalache.

Pentru a contrabalansa efectul
produs in masele taranesti prin
depunerea la Camera a proiectului
de reforma agrara, al dlui Miha-
lache guvernul a depus la Senat
prcectul pentru constituirea izlazu-
rilor.
Proectul guvernului este o ma
sura incomplecta 81 conservatoare,
de oarece izlazurile ramin proprie-
tatea statului, nu comunei, mn sc
acorda decit optime din supra
fata mosiilor mari, Sc rezerva pro-
prjetarului dreptul asupra subso-
lului pamintului expropriat 81 pot
sa-si scuteasca pamintul bun, dind
in schimb pentru izlaz pamfnt rau
sau rfpos.
Superioritatea proectului dlui 1.
Mihalache este indiscptabila
Prin acest proect izlazurile deyin
proprietate comunala. Aproape III
treaga valoare este platita de stat,
din fondul de IS la suta, contribu-
tia statului Ia expropriere.
Astfel, izlazul este socotit ca pri-
ma necesitate in viata agricola, a.
jutfndu-se prin accasta antonomia
comnnala.
Statul nu cheltnieste mai multi 81
nici sarcina taranului lotas nu este
mai grea.
SingurA care. pagubeste este ma
rele proprietar.
Asa dar, pc cind proectul guver-
nului .xrea - salveze pc proprietor;
specullna prin aceasta ststul 81 pd
iotasi, proectul dlui I. Mihalache
y ft2E-
salyeasa aptonomia 81 consoli lideaza
vista comunala, fndeplipind stoate
nenile taraninei, sipgurnl fayorii-
lxat. 81 u
efau .{at2 IA tatx doux concep.-
81 sina conssry toaFe. ! dlui aaros
hkl # alta lsrg demot raticz =, dlpi
!. Mihalashe. 4 !.
| !! ! ] ! ] : ! ! ! I
:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
m, 'Fl|cA at,Dl4lElU[U|
EP1GR1AMA.
Unui popsitor.
Il Gu, ,boiald ropsitorul
STU c'ascnnde m,irddria!
.Spre dcest nipel .dcMn,d
Krci sd. ',upi,tgi gazetdria?

1I
Petru Vidovitch, in ziua de ~
August, a apelat pentru loc,linta la
asilnl municipal din New York.
Peste citeva zile, imbolnavindh-se
a fost TRIMS la spital, 81 find pre-
supus CT lipsit de mijloace, a fost
fnregistrat in rfndul pacientilor
carl sc cu.reaza gratis.
Inainte de a muri a lasat I'M tes-
lament pecetluit. Averea lui SC
compune: o, bucata de aur in va
loarc de $1,000, bani numerar
$4,000, deposite la bancile din A
lasca 100000, 81 Liberty Bonduri
in valoare de $4,000. = E vre-
unnl din cetitorii nostri mosteni-
torul lui?' Cum fnseala aparente-
le! Archi-milionarul Ponzi All il
invidiaza.
81
Dupa cea din urma statistical, in
Paris sunt 100000 guzgani. Am
dori sd stim de cine 81 prin ce mil
loace s'a facut numaratoare.
ae
Polul nord s'a descoperit de adj
miralul Peary i'm ziua de Z Aprilie
1909, dar pima astazi nu sc vad re-
sultatele carl sc atribuiau acestei
descoperiri.
Sc !.
81 fiindca veni vorba de desco-
periri, nici Gu descoperirea stelei
noui, nu s'a ieftinit traiul,. dar,
daca s'ar Introduce un amenda.
ment la constitute impotriva fa-
bricarei, importafii, transportarii
vinderii 81 intre buintarii pudrei,
orezul ar fl mai ieftin ca griul.
A
O biserica din New York a des-
CHS un salon unde tineretul poate
face cunostinta,. 0 sala de flu
ma. 81 dc joe de sab pentru babal1ci
n 'ar strica.
h
Gel Gu cazanel elc an inceput sa
bage De mfneca d e cind jndecatorii
pe linga amenda ii trimite 81 pc
cite doua 81 trei luni la racoare.
A
Cine in stare sd afle ccle maj
bune acadele carl ar putea extrage
alnareala din ceful gurei sampio-
nului 1mpotriva colectelor natio-
male?
d9
Cetim intr 'un anunt: Sc cauta
o fence pentru spalat. = e foartt
indoios daca sc va oferi yre-una.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

tVapor lnxmOlit.
WASHINGTON. CrueisAtoru1
Rittsburgh Sc inxlnolit in portu
.I4ibau, in Marea Baltica, dupi
cam spune osdepesa primita la mi
nietru marinei. Depesa spune ci
autoritatile locale din sLibau sda,
ajutoare ca sd scoata din namol a
cest vapor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Sc Va face autDpsie mcastei
Olive Thorn j.

VI h y 3s~
PARIS. Moaetca actritei Olive
Thomas, femeia actorului Jack
Pickford, care ia otravit acum de
curind, ,promiteg a deveni celehra
in analele Parisului. @
Teri comisarul Catrou care fost
numti sa faca ancheta in acest caz,
a dat I'M rapport ca moartea actri-
tel Sc. datoreste otravirei prin ac-
eident. .Insa autoritatile carora
Catrou raportat sustin ca cazul
sd ram7na deschis 81 a dat ordin
ca sd Sc faca O. autopsie, cerpului
moartei. Autoritatile sustin cd e
videntele pc care lea str1ns Catrou
nu sunt suficiente de a dovedi 9
moarte aceidentala.
Autopsia Sc asteapta ca Sc dea
la ]umina cantitatea exacta otra.
vii luata de catra actrita.
Isl da viata pentru a scapa pc
mama lui.
GREAT, NECK, N. Y.-Alber,
Kaminski, in etate de opt ami, si-s
dat viata lui in zadar intro in
cercare ca sd salveze viata name
lui 81 a sorei mai mici care AT
fost prinse de un foe.
Tatal copilllni Sc crede ca 81 e
este fatal ars in incercarea de 8
scapa pc acest .copil.
Familia Kaminski durmea linis
tita in al doilea etaj al easel lol
c7nd s'a iscat focul. Eli au fos
sculati de strigatele vecinilor. Cint
sd iese afara aus aflat fntreg,ll eta;
prim in flacari.
Kaminski a dus femeia 81 pc co
pila pc balloon spunfndu-le sd as
tepte pima va 4duce scara, apo
s'a aruncat Gu dol copii subsuoar;
prin foe 81 esit afara. Insa main
te de aputea el ajunge Gu scara
balconul s'a pr9valit Gu sotie 81 co
pila cu tot. Albert, copilul de OPT
ami, s'a aruncat in flacari ca 81
ajute mamei 81 sorei mai mici ca
sd scape, vazind aceasta d.. Kamin
ski s'a aruncat ssi el. Att copilu
cit 81 Kaminski aau fost trasi afar;
din flacari de spectator. fnsa ii
conditii foarte critice. Copilul 4
murit mai tfrxiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Englezii .captureaxa IN oras.

= -
BAGDAD.-S SHERIDAN, nm oras
de pc malul sting al riul,,i Diala,
care Sc afla la vre-o sasezeci de mile
spre nord de Ragdad, fost cap
turat de fortele engleze carl au
.pornit din Bakuba Acum citeva ii.
lie. Expeditia care sub comanda
Brig .-Gen. Conungham, a liberat
pc citiva soldAti indieni cit 81 pe
dina Buchanan, Gotta ofiterului in.
sarcinat Gu lucr5rile dc irigate, ca
re a fost omorit luna trecuta in
aceasta vecinatate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
.|NFORllA|lUN|
G olectie de coo4rzi.

Colectie de coe&rzi.
Zilele acestea fost pc la redac-
tie Mos Craciun fostul asistent al
secretarului general al Uniunii, ca
re- Sc pregateste de a pleca spre
Patria veche. D1nsul ne-a relatat
planul eel are de face colectie
de cocarzi de ale societatilor din
Uniune pc care "a lie presinte unul
muzeu din Romfnias Mare.
Cocarzile vor Fl puse intr'un al.
bum in care Sc. va descrie pc scuri
astoria .societatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

Republica ungureasca recunos.
cut&.
BUENOS AIRES. - Guvernul
Argentinei a recunoscut republics
Ungariei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
Conditiile pololle .vor Fl mo-
derate.

VOnQltA11e QOle1e .vOr II mo-
derate.
DANZIG I'd Delegatia polona ca,
re e sa reinceapa negotiable de
pace GU Russia, q fost asteptata sd
isoseasca aici Duminica, in drumul
ei spre Riga, asa e. negocieriie sa
inceapa cit mai sprind.
Domski, vice edintele copsi.
liului 81 seful dslegat . raspups
IA intrebarea ce i y pus inainte de
= pleca din YarsQEia astfd:
Speranta praSei .engleze ,cS con
sditii9e pc care lvs. cere Polonia
yor fl moderate ~, xor realiza.
|Scopul nostru nue. numai de. 4 ane
pace Gu Russia ci ~ 4 face pace
care Sc dureza o. lpnsatimp. Z
& 0Qnned dipln ~ eonn- 4
|, .stinaax. I
HA'z7ELTQN 4. 4 III lnpI an,
spun frantasii uid or iliperilsF
della minele Al. mi. A. sbistx6,
rnoui ineercari - Gpra 4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-15
RESERVATIONS ARE
MOVED DOWN FAST;
TREATY VOTE NEAR
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 15-Paving
the way for final vote on the reser-
walton to Article 10, the senate today
rejected, SO to II, Senator Frelinghuy-
sens substitute proposing summary
disavowal of all obligations.
The reservation worked out, but not
agreed to in the bipartisan confer
ence, was offered by Senator Kirby,
Democrat, of Arkansas, and was re-
jected 45 to 81. All the Republicans
and Senators Gore, Reed, Shields,
Williams and Harrison, Democrats,
voted against it.
The senate also promptly rejected
46 to 80 the substitute reservation
drafted by former President Taft,
which was offered in the bipartisan
conference by Senator Hitchcock and
presented to the senate today by Sena
tor Kirby.
Would Depend on Morale
The Taft draft disavowed any legal
obligation, but gave congress power
to act under a moral obligation.
Without record vote the senate re-
jected Senator Kings substitute de-
claring that no obligation would be
assumed in advance by the United
States, but that congress would con-
slider recommendations of the league
council to protect territorial integrity
or any league member.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-15
Train Held for Man to
Hospital, "Rs A Girl

OXFORD, O.. March 15.-William
Stanton, wealthy farmer and breeder
Of Shetland ponies. living west of this
city, received a telephone message
from the Christ hospital. Cincinnati,
last night, summoning him to that in
stitution at once. His automobile was
out Of commission, and he had only a
short time in which to catch the 7:17
train here; but these things didn't
worry Stanton.
He Communicated a neighbor's ma
chine, and telephone the station agent
here to hold the train a few minutes
ito take a man to the hospital" Then
he tore out for Oxford. The train
was held five minutes. and room was
made in the baggage car to receive a
man on a cot. Just what the train
conductor thought or said when big
able-bodied Stanton climbed aboard
the smoker is not known.
Stanton reached the hospital. and
everything was explained a few hours
later when he telephoned to his friends
Its girl"