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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
PREsBYTERIANs IN SESSION.
Considering Interchurch and New Frs
Finances.

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. % Plans
for liquidatinp the pledge Of the Preshy-
terian Church to the Interchurch World
Movement, which has been abandoned,
were considered here yesterday at meet
ing of the executive committee Of the
Presbyterian General Assembly, DR.
Samuel Palmer OF Columbus, o., modcra-
tor of the General Assembly, who pre-
sided said the committee also would take
up other matters, mostly Of routine
nature.
The New Era Committee of tho Pres
bytcrfan Church also is in session here,
the chief business under consideration
being the continuance of the canvass of
the Presbyterian churches Of the country
in an effort 20 complete the quota Of
x23 600, 900 for church work, decided upon
last year. A substantial portion of the
quota has been pledged, il was announced,
and efforts are 20 be made To complete it
by April !, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
ITALIA WORKERS WON'T
EVACUATE FACTORIES
Say They Have Not Received
Guarantees Against Reprisals
by Masters.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening

Rome Sept 81 italian natal work
ers who occupied factories in some of the
larger cities last month, notably Turin and
Florence, are refusing 20 evaouate the
plants in accordance with the settlement
agreement recently reached with the em-
ployers after government Intervention, nc
corling to dispatches To the Giornale d.
Italia. La Turin, In fact, says a message
from that city, three additional works
were occupied by the men today.
In 80 other works in Turin, the dis
patch states, the majority of the men de-
oided not tn abandon the plants unless
they received ample guarantees aRairst re-
prisals from the masters and the govern
ment They also are claiming payment OF
their wages for the entire period Of
their occupation Of the works.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
STRIP JEWS AT WORSHIP.
Poles Accused Of Taking Clothes Of
Rabbi and Entire Congregatlon.

London, Sept 22.~tJewish Telc-
graphic Agency The Lithuanian dele
cation in this city Yesterday made public
an official report of a pogrum alleged 10
have been committed by Polish soldiers
in Seiny, near the Polish-Lithuanian
border
The exccssos, the report says, lasted
four days, during which twenty-five
shops and 150 houses were plundered,
twenty-five women mistreatcd and
number of men subjected to abusive
measures.
The soldiers broke into the synagogue
during the services and deprived the
entire congregation including the rabbi,
OF all their garments.
The report estimates the damage at
100000 marks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
SHAMOKIN MINERS VOTE.
Expected They viii Decide Today TO
Return 10 Work.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Shamokin, Pa. Sept Whether the
vacation" strike Of anthracite mine
workers in the Shamokin district is 10 be
continued depends on the meeting Of the
General Mine Committee Of the United
Mine Workers to be held here TODAY.
indications were, according to officials,
that the miners will vote for an i'm
mediate resumption of work at all local
collieries
Christ Golden. district president of the
mine workers, said the miners would prob
ably return to work in order to learn the
extent Of the threatened discrimination
against mont ly men who quit work in
sympathy with the coal diggers. Twelve
collieries employing more than ten thou
sand miners continued idle in the district.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Girls Indoor Baseball Contest.

Two crack teams of the du Pont GIRLS
League will meet in a game of indoor
baseball at the Wilmington High School
gymnasium ton. ght. The game is expect
ed to be a close, snappy contest, as each
team has several star artists, and as a
whole, the teams are evenly matched.
Players have been trained under the Com
mum ty Service athl tic cour c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
WORLDS SERIES SEATS HIGH.
Prices in Case Brooklyn Wins Range
Nom 81 10 sc.

New York. Sept % Confident the
BROOKLYN clubs lead in the National
League pcnpant race will not be over
come, President Charles T.. Ebbets yester-
day annou, ced admission prices rar gis g
from 81 to So to the worlds series games
at Ebbets Field.
Pavilion or bleacher seats will be 81.
Standing room in the grand stands will be
sold at s., while back rows in the stands
will cost So Front-row seats will be sold at
IS. Box seats are quoted at Sc
All grand-staud seats will be reserved
and sold for four games In event any of
the games are unplayed, refunds will be
made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
HARMONIOUS CONVENTION.
Lone Delegate Delivers Keynote Speech
and Heads State Committee.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Sacramento, Calf, Sept 22-John w.
Fowler, of Oakland, progressive candidate
for assemblyman, held state progressive
convention all by himself here last night
as the only person who qualified as pro-
gressive party delegate at the August
primary.
After calling the convention to order
Fowler appointed committees, delivered
a keynote speech endorsing Harding and
Coolidge and Samuel Shortridge (Re-
publican candidate for United States
Senator), appointed himself chairman of
the Progressive State Central Committee
and adjourned the convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
ORPHANS COURT.

Chancellor Charles NJ Curtis presided
over the Orphans Court today.
Richard S. Rodney presented petitions
for the partition of real estate of Francis
J. Bruner and William III. Whitlock,
deceased, and orders of sale were granted.
L. r. Mitchell was appointed guardian
of Anna Margaret Mitchell, minor and
Francis NJ. Walker was granted an order
to sell her real estate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
DRAG RIVER FOR AUTO PARTY.
Several Believed Lost nj Detroit When
Car Plunges Into River.
' Asanciatetl prnss 20 Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit. Mich. Sept o. Police began
dragging the Detroit river at the foot #
Randolph street early today in an effort
10 find tho bodies # several persons be-
licved 10 have !, ri their lives when an
automobile plunged down steep incline
and into the stream shortly after mid
night.
A watchman on a lake steamer moored
n short distance away saw the machine
plunge frt m the dock but WINS not certain
as 90 how many persons II cnrried lie
described IL aa n heavy touring car. The
river If approximately q feet deep at the
point where the car went over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Trouble Over a Woman

Walter J. Walters, charged with assault
and battery on Lewis Liarakies. a waiter
IN a Market street restaurant, was fined
$40 by Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
TO-DAY. Walters claims that the waiter
put his hand on the shoulder of woman
who was with him and that he knocked
the waiter down for that reason.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
CRACK GOLFERS WILL
COMPETE FOR LESLEY CUP
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Boston, Sept 22.-The Massachusetts
team which will meet New York and
Pennsylvania golfers in the annual tourna-
ment for the Lesley cup at Philadelphia
on October ! and 2, was announced today
ford, Fred Wright, f. c. Newton, Rodney
Brown, J.. b. Patton, H. III. Whittemore,
Ray Gorton, W. G. Chick, Tom Claim,
B. Estabrook and Parker Schoheld
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Judge Conrad at PurneIis Funeral.

Judge Henry c. Conrad was in George
town yesterday to attend the funeral of
David s. Purnell, late crier Of the Sussex
county courts. Mr.. Purrel died last
Sunday He lacked few days of beir g
s4 years old, and had been crier since
1861, period Of SO years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Non-Support Funds.

Halleck :. Ray State probation officer,
today made the following report of nom
support cases for the month Of August in
Municipal Court: Sll ,306.79, collected
from court orders; amount collected from
special orders, sl,1l9.25, making a total
u tl2, 1904.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans for the following projects have
been approved by the building Inspector:
Vandever avenue, 213; w. l.. Lowe,
owner and builder; addition, $50
Seventh street, 401 West; ii. r. Fol-
som, owner and builder; two stores,
$500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Trolleymen Meet.

At the regular meeting of the local
trolleymen's union, held in the Irish
American Hall last evening only routine
business was transacted. That the men
seem satisfied with their recent increase
n wage, is evident, as business of an
official nature was not discussed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
HUNDREDS LOOK FOR PROMOTERS.
Boston Stagers of Spectacle Disappear
with Proceeds of Ticket Sale.

BY Associated Prcss TO Every Evening
Boston, Sept 22.-The promoters of
the outdoor spectacle Europe in Battle
and Fire which had two day run here,
were sought today by several hundred
players In the piece who wanted pay. and
by the owners q the grounds on which
tho production WAS staged, who wanted
them to clean UP mass If wreckage,
all that was left of the "prcps, "
crowd Of hundreds, including mem
bers # the cast and pr spective spccta-
went to the grounds last night for the
third performance and finding the box
Office cl5 sed and costumes and the more
expensive fittings removed, raided the
place, wrecklng staging and scenery and
setting fire to the debris.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Appeals FJom Registration.

Resident Judges will sit in Wilmington,
Dover and Georgetown next Monday
for the purpose Of hearing registration
appeals. Judge Herbert L. Rice will hear
appeals in New Castle county, but none
have vet got been filed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
EX-KAISFR GIVES HOSPITAL.
William Contributes 10 Celebration at
Amerongen. His Former Refuge.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Doom, Hollard, Sept 21.-Wlllam Of
Hoher zollcrn, former German emperor,
promises to bc the central figure Of the
gala week which began today in this city
ard in Amcror gen. which for more than q
year was the homo Of the former monarch.
Tie has given 1000 guilders 20 tho com
mlttec IN charge Of the natioral orar &c
celebration st Amcror gen where the
streets have been decorated with the pro-
ceeds of his gift
The climax Of the celebration win be
the formal turning over by William 10
tho President of the order Of the Knights
Of st John Of hospital at Ameror gen,
which was built and furnished hv the
former Emperor as memcnto Of his
stay there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
NEW COMMANDER AT DIX.
General SummcrnlI In Charge 0f Camp
and First Division.

Camp Dix, N. j., Sept. %. Major
General Charles r. Summerall, former
commander Of the Second Army Corps Of
the A. Il. f., yesterday took over com
mand of the First Division aud of Camp
Dix, which is TO be its permanent head
quarters, following the plan Of the War
Department TO make this one of the most
important military posts on the Atlantic
coast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
ADMITS HER GUILT.
Mary Chestnut Pleads Guilty to Charge
of Praeticing Medicine " ithout License.

Maria Castagno. alias Mary Chestnut,
pleaded guilty to the charge of practicl <
medicine without lice Sc in Ge oral
Sessions Court today and was fined 500
and costs of prosecution.
Judge Conrad stated the court desired
TO be lenient because she had eight cbS@
dren and was woman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Letters on Estates.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown has
granted letters of administration on the
estate of Della A. Fitzgerald and letters
testamentary ON the estate of Charles
Ferrel Conroy to Leila Mae Conroy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Neqress Admits Being Drunk.

Pleadir guilty to a charge of drunk
enness Adele johnson, colored, on pay
ment of costs, was dsnessed in Municipal
Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Nayor Waterways Delegate.

Mayor Taylor has been named by the
Chamber of Commerce as a delegate for
the Deeper Waterways convention to be
held at Atlantic City, next month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
New Stores AT Seventh and West.

The property at the Northwest corner
of Seventh and West streets has been
sold by Morris Frankel ct al, for $4,000
to Henry r. Folsom, who will build two
stores on the site
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
Baltimore Banks New Plan.

All Baltimore financial institutions
will continue to close at o'clock through
out the year instead Of changing in spring
and fall, as in the last two years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
a RARE OPPORTUNITY

seven-room house IN good location: new
and modern May ba bought on very rea-
Honahle terms.
GUY &, REARICk. INC.
Phone 1916. a1o Orange Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-22
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Clayton >vcet. near seventh, r. b. p.
h, $4,000.
Squire planned home. West sixth street.
near Broorne. r, b. y. sami-detsched.
open fireplace $4,000.
D. Twerty-fourth street. r. b. p. aaSDO.
s2t Poplar street. . r. b. gHs. hot water
heat @Gf0D. Make offer.
1000 block, Pine street, r. b. gan. A2tO0.
500 block. on u. Fifth street. Rent s5i.
$1,000.
r. r. GALLAGHER
Phone a2o2. OBJ Market Ht.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
So They May Know

nc,ynrc, Ncwnrc, n Won have any
,,,,.r n, v,ur prcmiccs or In your pos
sos,o, van wnnt IN lc cnrcful the Shcr-
,r d,n., ,ct wind of n ns he Ind taken
v,.,, h,uS.,f =, convascntc nil he can
an, h,v hands nm Whether he Is get.
,,,, 4, Gov III, ,r,v,tc usc we do not
,.,,,. I'm, "a. do know hc is getting It..
wo I.,, hI,mc him ~ bc Is. for the
.,,r l., co,v,sc,,cd Inst Tuesday was
n,r, Elmo none md wc don't blame
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
4 New Court House

Every Voter should read the notice
on this page which calls for the vote
mt the November election to authorize
the County Commissioners T." erect n
Court House. This II one thing on
which every person should vote yes
regardless Of politics for 1t Is not
party measure. This county has ono
Of tho worst Court Houses In the State
II is In every way n discredit to
the county The county Is not In poor
iinnncinI condition so til>rcfor can cast
Iy afford to build II. The present frame
building is n regular fire trip. In ease
n fire should break out in this building
all the county records would hc lost.
None Of the vaults nrc entirely III"
proof We also have about as poor n
district court room ns is on the circuit:
So let not do this measure OF the Com
missIoncrs ms was done TO the bonds
for the erection Of n County High
school last spring. Vote for new
Court House.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
Republican Ticket

Judgc-R. II. Garrison
Shcriif-Clinard,
-McWiiIiamA
.\sscssOr-Davis
Superintendent of Scllools-Eakcr
SurvcyOr-Shuw,
Commissioner district, Harp
Commissioner I'd district-Rllry
primary was on commissioners. In the
se'ond tMcckcr) district Frank Green
RECEIVED 100 votes to ~ for George
Howcy.
In the third district uBuforD Den
mis- Murray received IOi vots to a for
Paul Dunn.
The Republicans had three contests.
For judge. Wildhack got 1i5 votes
and Garrison l53.
( For superintendent. Lillian Baker
received 10 votes. and Romoln Fisk
147
For Commissioner. j. 4. Bills rccciv-
eli 10i. T. u. Riley 11d. and George
Butler - votes.
-Tlr Democratic state contest result
esl in "a votes for Tully Scott: 81 for
banks. and ~ for CullicOttc for 4. s.
qenntor.
Edward r. Taylor received III
higgins III and Collins 10 votes.
Frank Delaney for district attorney
Ray Monsoon. for state senator. and VIII
liam =. Smith for representative. had
no opposition.
Republican contcst-t. $. senator
Nicholson. III: Schuyler. 80: Means
10. For For Congressman. Whinncry
lO1: Vincent. SIS. For State Senator
Fred s. Follctt. $50: H., representative
Claude Recs. 10i.
In the state contests. Tully Scott has
won tho Democratic nomination for U
$. senator. and Sam Nicholson has
won the Republican nomination for tho
same Office.
James NJ. Collins has won the Demo
cratic nomination for governor.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
Death of Mrs. Allingcr

Mrs. Jennie Allingcr. who resided IN
died in Meckcr. September 2lst, ana
was buried from the Go'irlcy undertake
ing rooms September 23d. Rev. Elston
officiating.
Intcrnmcnt In Highland Cemetery.
Cnnse OF dcn.h. chronic ncphri'is
Deceased was horn In Scotland. md
WAS In her sIxty-sixth year. AS fur ms
known she had no relatives here. She
was highly thought Of by all who knew
her.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
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The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
Bounty For Marines From $50 Tos475

Washington. Sept. 1G-By n decision Of
the Comptroller Of the Treasury II libcr-
al bounty tx granted to Marines upon
rc-cnlistmcnt.
Under the decision the lDintics range
from two months full pay. Mt the rate
of pay lust drawn. for n two year en-
Iistmcnt to three months pay for II
three year enlistment and -four for
four yrnr enlistment.
The bountics h. round numbers
rnnrc from 500 to S475. according to
rank last held and tho number OF years
for whicl, the man rc.cnllsts.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25

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The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
THE TEAM


Manager. A. Zen
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
A bad Wind-up

Mcckcr wound mp the base ball sea
son last Sunday afternoon by lOosinR
n poorly played game to the GlenwOod
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25

For Clerk ana RccOrdcr-C. j. Will
son,
For Shcriff-S. T.. Wear,
For Thensurcr-J. w. G. Shepherd
For AsscssOr-W. a. Thomas,
erntcndent-Godlic Stephenson
Survcyor-M. ID. Hopkins
For Coroner-Dr. Fnrthing,
Z For Commissioners district. Frank
Green.
Commissioner ID District-Dcnnis
Murray.
Mrs. stephenson declined II nolnina-
tipn in the assembly and II Is not like
~ that she will qualify. even though,
4. lot of people wrote her name on the
ballots. The same can he said Of Mr..
Hopkins. who wasn't II candidate for
the office Of surveyor.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25

LOST-A bill.follcr pocket book lr-
tween Mcckcr anS Rifle. Contained a
sum of money. Reward of Slow !"r
recovery. Address, w. W. Howe. Box
123 Mcckcr. s25-o2
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25

LOST-Gold Elgin wrist watch on a
brown string band in town last Sunday.
Liberal Reward. II. F.. WEALTHY
SIS Meeker Market
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25

Cents. Coats and they're some coats
Palmer made Mt
sl1.1s The Toggery.
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-25
PRIMARY RETURNS

The following are the county tickets
as chosen In the recent primary elcc-
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-20

All the news all the time-Ths
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-20
IOWA Governor
TO Be SPEAKER
AMERICA DAY.


Governor ". L. Harding Of Iowa
win be the principal speaker here
for the big America day" celebra-
ton. which is to be held May /.
Mayor Harry NJ. Schriver an
nounced this morning that Gov
ernor Harding has accepted the in
vitation to come to Rock Island,
dll!ng the last gap in the major
details for the big program that Is
to BE- given.
Governor Harding is an orator of
well known ability and will give
an address here May / strictly
along patriotic lines.
The governors final acceptance
OF the invitation came yesterday
afternoon in = long distance tele-
phone call from his secretary.
i am very much pleased that
Governor Harding has accepted
Rock Islands invitation as he is
Just the type Of an American citi.
zen and public man that we want to
appear as the principal speaker on
our America day" program
Mayor Schriver said.
His acceptance has lifted a bic
load OF our shoulders, and We can
now give all our attention to the
numerous but minor details of the
celebration.
Biggest Thing Ever.
THE finance committee has sue
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-20

shows that of the 81, o1l.l e pledg-
ed, $31,08.U has been collecte1.
leaving total Of al 1,3s ret to
be collected. The notes payable
amount to $500. which the board
plans to pay Oh before the annual
meeting.
Yhe educational COMMITTEES. with
X. T. Anderson - chstrman. was
asked to investigate the advantages
Of purchasing Z motion picture ma
chine for use In all departments Of
the association. The matter Of
making . tennis court from the
grounds west Of the building was
referred to the physical depart
ment.
THANKED for Support
A vote Of thanks was given by
the board to T. B. Davis, who has
been vice president OF the associa-
ton for many years, for his loyal
support Of the association and its
work, especially during the last
few years. Mr.. Davis has made It
point to be present ct all board
meetings to advise and offer his
services in every emergency.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-20
TUsDAY-rHE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS April. %, 1920

ceeded In raising all the money
needed to stage tie celebration and
tho arrAngements committee has
rounded up nearly al the bands IN
the community and has completed
practically every detail Of the cele-
bration. The committee has or
defed 5000 American dags, which
are to be carried by the marchers.
The committee calls attention to
the fact that the big parade is to
be an ION foot" affair. No one Is
to ride with the exception of mem
bers Of the G. 4. R. and their
wives, who afe members Of the W.
R C.
All organisations are to have
their members in line and citizens
who are not members Of any local
organization will be expected to
get in the parade. There Is to be
a division for such persons 50 that
there will be no excuse why any
one should not get in the line OF
march.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-20
VOTING ON CLUB
OFFICIALS LIGHT

Voting on directors, for the Rock
Island club was light up to an early
hour this afternoon, according to
officials. The polls were opened at
$3.50 O'Clock this morning, and will
be closed at o'clock this evening
Just before the assembling OF mem
bers for the annual membership
meeting tonight. The heaviest vote
will be cast around the dinner hour
this evening is the prediction. The
ballots bear II names, six Of whom
are to be voted upon.
The report of the years accom-
plishments by the Chamber OF
Commerce, and record of events
and activities Of the organization
will be presented at the meeting
this evening.