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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DANsEY CASE CLOSED.
Charles White and Mrs. Jones Formally
Released From Ball.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Atlantic City, Oct. 26 6-1Cancellation OF
bail bonds making possible the legal re-
lsase from the custody Of tho court of
Charles s. White and Mrs. Edith Jones
this morning probably is the closins chap
ter in the noted Dnnsey case.
Appearing before Supreme Court Justice
&. e. Black in open court at Mays Land
ing attorney Robert Stecdler, representing
the law firm of Bolt, 9ooey and Gill,
counsel for the accused, made formal APP
plication for the release from bail Of the
defendants, who, after being lnearcerated
IL days in tic county jail had been ADM
ted 10 bail by Justice Black. The motion
was granted, there being no opposition
from County Prosecutor Gaskill.
Charles S. White had been formally
charged after his arrest with the murder
Of Billy Dansey, four year oldson Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hercules Dansey whose home
was Immediately adjacent 70 the home and
dahlia farm owned by White. Mrs Jones
was charged with being an accessory
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SYLVIA TO LENINE.
Letters Found on Suspect Says Time Not
Ripe for Revolution.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Oct Sensational CHARGES
were made in Bow street police court to-
day against mysterious man Of nndi-
vulged nationality who the government
attorney declared has been acting be-
tween members Of revolutionary circles
in this country and the Russian revolu-
tionsts
The government attorney said that
among the letters found on the accused
wac ole from Sylvia Par khuIst 10 Nikolal
L,nine, premier Of Soviet RUSSIA, sayirg
"Ths situation Is most acute; not ready
for revolution Yet
The accused declined to answer qIes-
tions put to him He was rcmanded for
a week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philsdelphia, Oct. 26.-Corn lorver, as
to quality and location, 81 O6al 0s, the
latter for No ! yellow
Wheat higher; No. red, winter,
22sa2 80; No. 2 red, winter garlicky,
21la215
Oats steady; No. white, s5as6
No. white, 64as5
Butter higher; western creamery, extra,
90; nearby prints. fancy, 6sa71.
Eggs steady: nearby firsts, 67a69; do,
current receipts, &C. western, extra frsts,
87a69, do, frsts, 62a67; fancy selected,
packed, 78a7e
Cheese firm; New York whole, milk
fancy fat, 262la27, common 70 good
23a26; longhorns, 26Ma27; single
daisies, 261za27.
Live poultry, higher; fowls, not leg
horns, rs TO size and quality, 28a34, do,
whoite Deghorns, 2ja30; spring chickens,
not Leghorns, ss n size and quality ,s5Da
"A; spring chickens, white Leghorns,
30a31; broiling chickens, not Leghorns,
2pa3l; broiling chickens, white Leghorns,
2sa30; ducks, old, 3Oa32; do, spring,
32a34; geese, 25o30
Dressed poultry, steady; forls, fresh
killed, choice 70 fancy, 3sa4o; do, rr1all
sizes, 33a37; roasting chickens, 33a34
western frying chickens, 2oa3l broilers,
nearby. 45a47 smaller sizes, 42a44
spring ducks Long Island 80
Potatoes firrner; Jersey No. /, per
basket, 65as5; do, No. 2, 30a50
Flour dull, weak; soft winter strsights
western, nearby, 9.50a10OO; hard winter
straight, l040all %; short patent II l0a
/ 50: spring first clear, 925ae 75; do
patent 1850. do, short patent, II .ooa
30, fancy spring and city mills, patent
family brand. l25Oal30O
Hay quiet, steady; timothy, No. 2
80 O0a32 80; DO, No. B, % Oos2e %
sample, 23 OOa25OO; 20 grade, 1900
q 90; clover mixed hay, light mixed
3O.50a31 90, No /, mixed, % 00s2e 90
+ Tallow dull: prime city, lonse, N; do
special, loose, 3; prime country, 61l
edible in tierces, I3a1317.
Bran steady; soft winter, western, il
100-lb sacks, 42.0Oa43O0 spring bran
/ Al J0a42 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
WILL NAME NEWTON TO
PROSECUTE BUILDING TRUST
By Associated Pres. . Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Oct % Governor Smith
today declared he had practically decided
to designate Attorney-General Charles d.
Newton 10 prosecute the alleged building
trust. which has beer under investigation
hv the Joint legislative committee. The
governor made his announcement after a
conference here with Mr.. Newton and
Samuel Cntermyer. counsel for the CON-
mlttee. who had object 70 prosecutions
b,irg handled b. District Attorney
Swami.
The governor said there was still some
doubt III his mind whether the case should
go before the extraordinary grand jury,
which. during the last year has investigat-
ed the milk, trarslt and other local prob
lrmS \ decision on this phase Of the build
ilg trust inquiry would be made tonight
the governor said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
PACKING COMPANIES
PROPOSE NEW PLAN
Three of Large Concerns Agree on
Method of Disposing Of Stock
yard Interests.
By Associated Press To Every Evening aes

By Associated Press to Every Evening ns
Washington, Oct. 26.-swift Il Co,
and Armour & Co, filed today in the Dis
trict of Columbia Supreme Court new
plan for disposing Of their interest in
stock yards, terminal railroads and market
newspapers. II was understood that
Wilson Il Co, would adhere TO this plan,
but Morris Il Co, and the Cudahy Co,
were not party 10 It.
Justice Stafford set November 8 ns the
final safe for the Department Of jusrice
To file objections TO the new proposal,
but Isidor Kressel, special assistant 10 the
attorney general, ntinated that the de-
partment would file no objections in the
courts order putting the plan into effect
provided that the proposal did not con
fiict with existing Legislation
Morris & Co, and the Cudahy Co. were
given until November rs 10 negotiate
for their inclusion in the new plan or 70
find some other purchaser for the stock
yard interests of these concerns accept
able 90 the court. Attorneys for Morris
Il Co, declared they had not seen the
new plan and had been negotiating with
F. II Prince Il Co, Boston Bankers,
on the basis Of the original proposal
which was opposed by the government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
STEPHEN ). GREGORY DEAD.
Ex-President of the American Bar As
sociatiOn Was Il Years Old.

Chicago, Oct. % stephen Strong
Gregory former President. Of the Amer
lcan Bar Association and 81 the Illinois
Bar Association. died suddenly AZ his
home here SUNDAY of heart disease
He was born at Unadilla. OtscgoC County
y Y in 1919 received academic and
legal degrees from the University Of
N Niscorsin. and practiced law IN Madison
for several wears before movlrg 70 hlcago
in 1878. He was counsel IN many famous
cases He represented the CITY ot hIcago
before the United States Supreme Court
in the Lake Front litigation, helped defend
Picudcrgast after convection for murder
defended Dabs IN the conspiracy trial fol-
l9wirc The railway strike Of 1894, and
yor. The Jennie McCiraw Fisk will cas-,
For ! time he was special counsel for the
Federal Trade Commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DRYS SPENT s13.017 40.
ProhibiAonists Still Have Small Balance
In Party Treasury.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening NJ
Washington, Oct Is Reports Of the
national committee Of the Prohibition
party filed today with the clork OF the
House Of Representatives showed receipts
Of sl3,244.4o in the party's national
Presidential campaign and expenditures
Of sl3.0l7 So up to October Is
The clerk also received reports from
two State slperintendents Of the ANTI
Saloon League covering funds expended
TO influence electors, during the present
campaign.
Those reports arc supplementary 70
that made hv Wayne B Wheeler, yester-
dav. as treasurer Of the campaign commit
tee Of the league, which showed oxpendi-
ttire. Of 50. 500 Mr. Wheeler attached to
his report formal statement deciaring
that II was filed under protest as the
activities of tho league are educational.
scientific and charitable rather than
poltical =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ATHLETICS.

There will be q meeting Of the ST Paul
NJ |. Athletic Association IL the SUNDAY
School Hall tonight 81 S o clock. MS
Is the first meeting 70 he held since last
sprl,e a..d 4 good ATTENDANCE Is desired
prasiGent : i Snroul desires to plan
for tho sr,orts IL the association for the
CONN., L. months Ii ha- heen planned TO
mn i hasket ball team and two quot
taar,s II tba Church League. There Is
also probability Of the girls organizing
= haske1 hall team. as there are many
II tIeT, IL The church and sunday school
who have PLAYED in High School and else
where
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
To Raise Sylvan Dell.

Bids for the removal OF the steamer
SYLVAN Dell from Salem Greek were
oEened al the : District engineer office
YESTERDAY They were IA, follows Merritt
a Chapman Derrick n Wrecking Co, New
York City, 81 444 Prank K Jones. VII
mington, s., so + ID Register Lewcs
s2.224: :. q Loveland q Co, Phlladel-
phia. an informal bld II ls likely that the
contract will b. awarded 70 + ID Register
az ewes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
LUTHERANS FILlBUSTER;
RESORT TO CLOTUR
BY Associated PRESS to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Oct % Cloture was re-
sorted to today by the United Lutheran
Church convention before vote could be
had on the resolution Of the Board Of
Foreign Missionaries Society asking gov
ernments 10 remove or modify wartime
restrictions on missionaries. The resolu-
ton was adopted by large majority.
The chief objection Of opponents was
that this was not an opportune time for
the adoption of such resolution.
While no government was named
specifically in the resolution, the British
government Was mentioned frequently IN
the debate which preceded the vote.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SERIOUS FIGHT.
One Man Under Arrest and Another In
homeopathic Hospital.

The case of Pamfilo NJ De Fartolomeis,
1906 West Seventh street charged with
assault with intent to Kill Peter De Luzio
was continued until Saturday by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today pc
Iuzio IS in the Homeopathic Hospital
with eight cuts in his back and neck
The trouble occurred II Sixth and LIN
coin streets about 10 clock last night
when the mon got into a quarrel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
COUNTY FUNDS.

County Treasurer G H. LlppIncott re-
ported 10 LEVY Court this morning a
balance on hand OF S5l6,946.3 30 10 the
credit Of New Castle County
Miscellaneous roads account. balance
u Sl47 70 and the various hundreds
are balances a. follows Christiana, S27. :
81 g.; Mill Creek s4,O99 6S. White Clay
Creek s6.7s665; PlGcader $4,074.37
New Castle. So, ,657 %. Red Lion s5l7s.-
20; - Georges, 50. .sq2 IS Appoquinimiuk,
s4lj059 Blackblrd s. 9I0.73; Brandy
VINE. S2.l943I7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOATS
REPORTED BLOWN UP

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
London. Oct 26-An Exchange Tele-
graph message fr, m Helsingfors, Finland,
teday reports that two torpedo boats at
kronstadt. the Russian naval base near
Petrograd have been blown up by rioters.
The message also alleges that the Boil
sheviki have employed Chinese meTce-
mares" TO put down street lighting There
is no confirmation OF these reports from
other sources
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
A DRY ELECTION.
Large Force. Of Prohlbation Agents viii
be on the Job

Next Tuesday, election day, will prob
baly be the drieqt election day in the his
tory of Delaware, and II present plans Of
the local agents work out not even
precipitation Of rain can interfere with
the program careful watch st all en-
frances to the city will be kept by the en-
larged force Of agents, and railroad
stations and other terminals will be
unde the surveillance Of the dry scouts
Boot-legging Caravans and suit case
smuggling will be practically useless
with the many Inspections planned for
the day " Truxton Boyce, local Federal
prohibition agent expects buH1ittle trouble.
Although liquor IN small quantities
3 being brought into the city. the sup
ply on hand is not enough for distribution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
GROUND SWELL FOR LEAGUE.
Cox Declares Reprehensb Campaign
ofG. O. r Is at Brink Of Defeat

Trenton, y J., Oct 20. Democratic
State Chairman Charles T Macdonald
has received the following telegram from
Governor Cox:
The ground swell for the league and
the Democratic ticket is about 10 over
whelm the Republicans. The most repro
heusible and untruthful campaign IN
political hisory is al the brink Of defeat.
Now is the time to redouble your effort
if such great efforts as YOU have made
can be redouhled. Let us make over
whelming the effort which you have put
forth in behalf Of cause greater than any
personality Of mine, but must always
feel under personal debt to you for what
YOU have done in my name.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Much Money Loaned 10 Farmers.

The New Castle County National Farm
Loan Association. connected with tie
Federal Land Bank e Baltimore Md
has loaned over $4,000 since last Feb
ruary on trst mortgages - farmers
Loans aggregating S2GCC0 aCdltIoIal are
nov pending The officers II The New
Castle county Assocsticu are james
Connolly. Jr Clayncut president James
n Reynolds, Hockessln vIce-pIesIdent; ;
" TrIxton Bnyce >fatcon secretary ard
treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Harry B. Stradlev has is
sued marriage licenses as follows Jacob
T. Wroten. Harrington. ard Mary Q.
Torbert. Camden, \ J John Connell
227 y. Franklin street and Katherine
Mahen. 1914 West Fourth street John
j. McGoldIick, GA West Sixth street
and A Florence Beehan 1919 Nest
.treet. John II Murray and Mime
ThoInas. 6n3 Poplar street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DISSENTING CLUBS TO MEET.
Ban Johnson Calls Owners Together IL
Discuss Situation.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago, Oct 28 Ban Johnson. presi-
dent OF the American League, today called
a meeting for Friday of the FIVE club own
en- who refused to attend the meeting Of
baseball magnates here last week when
the other three American League magnates
and the eight National League owners
voted to abrograte the present national
agreement
The FIVE are Thomas Shibe Of Philadel-
phia, Clark Griffith. Washington Phil
Ball, St Louis Frank Navin, Detroit.
and James c. Dunn, Cleveland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
BIDS FOR BRIDGE.

Bids Tor the construction Of bridge AZ
New Ca-tle were received by Levy Court
this morning - follows
frank K Joncs. for piers and abut-
ments. $500, concrete floor and rails,
S3,ol4Qo wood floor and PIPE rail-,
s.. .S67Z4
Scott ard Wells, piers and abutments,
s. SOS. concrete floor ard rail- S4.05S.96
wood floor pipe rail- S2,78l-54
The bids were referred 10 the court az a
whole and the county engineer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
TAFT PLEADS FOR SMOOT.
Keep the On ng Intact Is Gist of Former
Presidents Appeal.

BY Associated Pross 70 Every Evening
Ogden Utah. Oct 26 William How
ard Taft. IN statement dictated upon he
arrival here Yesterday urged the voters
of Utah u return. Rred Smoot 70 the Senate
for the reason that the Senators expert
enco rs Il member of the Appropriations
md Finance Committees would be highly
valuable to the new administration.
Taft SAID he had refused % join the
pro-Leaguers. which he termed an or
panIzation lie said the election Of Hard
ing would insure the adoptlon Of q practical
League OF Nations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
LINOTYPE OPERATOR
SETS NEW RECORD

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct 26.-Alder
Hewitt, linotype operator on The Tribune,
on Sunday night established what is said
TO be the worlds record for linotype
composition, setting 81, 500 ems in six
hours and 80 minutes, an average OF
II, $40 ems an hour.
The setting was in straightaway COM
position and not in competition.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
FATHER NOW ONLY BROTHER
TO HIS LITTLE ONES
,c,ated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Sunbury, Pa. Oct % Mary f.
Thompson, IL years old, and William
Thompson, 4, children of MIR and Mrs
Thomas G Thompson. bacame sister
and brother Of their father today when
Court granted a decrese permitting their
adoption by their paternel grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas q. Thompson,
Sr.. of Shamokin As result they are
legally recognized as son and daughter
of their grandparents. as well as sister
and brother Of their father
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
NEWARK MAYOR PLACES
FLAG AT HALF MAST

New York, Oct. 26 Mayor Charles
Gillen. of Newark, n j ordered the Unit
ed States flag on the city hall there placed
at half mast yesterday because of the
death of Terence MacSwiney. lie also
issued a statement in which he said:
at is too difficult TO view the death Of
MacSwiney in any other light than that
of a murder committed by Lloyd George
and the British government"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
No Ash Collection Tuesday

Due to next Tuesday being election
dav. no ash collections will be made that
dav. This was announced this morning
The regular Tuesday collections viii be
made on Wednesday ard al the other
routes will be set back one cay. All per
sons accustomed 70 have ashes collected
on Tuesday are asked not to set them out
until Wednesday Collections, however,
viii be made on Monday. as usual.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Don't Burn Leaves on Asphalt

The street and Sewer Department to-
day issued request to the residents Of
the city to discontinue the practice OF
burning leaves and rubbish on asphalt
streets The practice is in direct violation
Of en- ordinance and is detrimental to the
payements People are asked to take all
refuse to vacant lots 10 be burned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
To Bring Mary Golden Back.

Detective Joseph kemps1 left again
this morning for Bridgeport, Conn,
10 bring Mary Golden back to this city
He anade the trip last Saturday. but
returned empty handed when upon his
arrival at Bridgeport he found that the
Young girl was being held as a witness
in another case. IT is now understood
that the girl will be turned over to the
local authorities and returned TO this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
New Delaware Avenue Theatre.

Bids will bc opened on November for
the work on the Parkway Theatre at
Delaware avenue and Adams street Work
IL planned to b. started at once, so that
the building can be completed by the
middle of next March Fhe project win
cost about Sl50OO0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
SEEKS HUSBAND HERE.
Mayor TAYLOR has received the follow

Nfayor Tavlor has received the folIow-
ing letter
CAvDE<. \. j.. Oct L, 20.
Dear sir. Ihave been informed that my
husband. Private William G Jones, Is
residing a Wilmington, Del Srmct'me
ago received information from Washing
ton. nlv hsuhand was killed in action,
October 6, 1918. hadn heard any more
concerning him until few DAYS ago |
received a letter from tho Red Cross stat
ing nv husband WAS residing al Whining
ton but they did not state what street
Will you kindly locate HIM and let nc
know as soon as PISS hle
Mrs Anna l. Jones
344 Sycamore street. Camden. y J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
GIVES WATCH AND CHAIN
TO DEMOCRATS FUND
u Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Oct 26.-Ed gar Carlton
Stinger, of Clear Lake Mimi, sent gold
watch and chain to the Democratic Ma
tional Committee as his contribution to
the Democratic campaign fund. Still
running, the watch was received ut head
quarters today with a letter from StJngcr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
POPE HEARS OF
BISHOP CARNEY s DEATH

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Rome, Oct % Pope Benedict to
day received news of the death of Monslg-
nor Garvey of Altoona, Pa
The Pontiff express deep regret recall
ing the efforts Of Monsignor Garvey III
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Trouble Awaits Mahoney.

As Joseph Mahoney, charged with
drunkenness and interfering with an
officer, failed TO appear for trial in Mu-
nicipal Court today, capias was ordered
for him and his bond ordered forfeited
The case was continued until tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Quot League Meeting.

There viii be a meeting of the officials
and managers Of the All-Wilmington
Quot League tomorrow evening, at
5O4 Market street Teams wishing TO
Join the league should make theIf APP
plications at the time. Applications
will be received until November L.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
ITALY WILL RESUME
FARLEY WITH JUGO-SLAvS
ssnciated Press 20 Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Rome. Oct. 25.-An important council
Of ministers was held today under the
Craftsmanship o<-Premier Giolitti. Il was
decided 10 resume negotiations with the
Jugo-Slavs concerning the Adriatic prob
len and 70 bring them to conclusion II
one way OF other before the reOpening Of
Parliament which Is fixed for November
10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
OBITUARY.
MRS MARGARET messing.

Mrs Margaret Messing 81 years old,
widow Of Jacob Messing, died at her home,
800 West Fifth street, yesterday Jacob
Messing was well known saloonkeeper
a. Fourth and Monroe and Fifth and
Madison streets at different times Fun
ersl services will be held on Thursday after
Loon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

New York Shipbuilding Corporation,
regular quarterly dividend Of 81 a share,
PAYABLE December /, record November /.
Pacific Mills, regular quarterly diyl-
dend Of 50, payable November ], record
Octnber 25
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
These Were Dismissed.

Charles T. Link, charged with playing
crap, and Richard Campbell with being
present at crap game, We're dismissed on
payment Of costs in Municipal Court to-
day
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Charge Not Sustained.

When il was found that the woman was
merely trying to get into a house where
her furniture is stored, Judge Hastings IN
Municipal Court today ordered a nolle
prosequi in the case Of Anna Kaczur,
charged with breaking and entering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Police Board Meeting.

Several officers charged with being late
viii be gwen hearings at the meeting Of
the Board Of Police Commissioners this
afternoon. Several applications for posi-
tions on the force will also be acted upon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Mr. Hopeful Ito former man-of-all-
work. Come out TO my place tomorrow,
Joe have several things for you to do. =
Joe How much-a you pay2" ''Oh,
I'll pay You what's it, worth, all right,
''No-no. No can work for that. Life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

Watch our big sale Best apron ging-
ham, l9c yard, striped flannel, 25c yard,
curtain goods, l8c yard, toweling l3c
yard. unbleached muslin lSc yard, dress
ginghams, remnants ~ yard Come and
let me prove it TO you Our prices are the
lowest. New York Remnant and job
Lot Store, 6I2 King street ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
This Case Goes Over.

The case of Slavery Klyszieko, charged
with the larceny Of a sum Of money from
Julls KOtcz, was continued until tomorrow
a. the request Of Assistant City Solicitor
DAVIS IN Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
Meeting Of Underwriters.

The Delaware Life Underwriters have
arranged q luncheon to be given this
evening in Lambros' restaurant II is ex-
pected that every insurance company in
Delaware will be represented
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26
To Give a Dance.

The Women's Loyal Moose Circle, No.
/, will give masquerade party and dance
on Thursday evening in the Opera House
Rt1ildinn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-26

A special meeting of the Local Council
Friends of Irish Freedom will be held
Wednesday, October 27, at s =. m, at
Irish-American Hall.-Ady.