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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
OIL SUPPLY FOR STEAMERS.
Station of 500. 900 Gallons Capacity for
Wilson Line.

The 300 600 gallon capacity fuel oil
station, which is being constructed on the
property of the Wilson Line Co, az the
foot Of Fourth street, is almost COM
pleted The plant will be used for supply
ing crude oil 10 the oil-burning boats
belonging to the company.
The plant comprises tank of 100000
gallons capacity, connecting pipe lines
and pumps The oil will be brought TO the
wharf and pumped into the storage tank,
to be used when needed.
Four of the boats, the City Of Camden,
the City of Wilmington, the City of
Philadelphia and the ferry boat Long
Beach, have had oil-burning equipment
installed in them and J. ). Wilson said
this morning that the rest of the boats
would be equipped in the near future.
The first barge of oil will arrive and be
placed in the tank about Thursday Of
next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
MASONRY GROWS IN JER SEY.
Six Thousand New Members Last Year.
Grand Master Reports.

Trenton. Aoril 22-The one hundred
and thirty-third annual communication
of the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons of New jersey was opened in
Crescent Temple yesterday morning with
all parts Of the State. Tomorrow officers
will be elected
Grand Master William l.. Daniels Of
Jersey City stated in his report that there
are more than IS. 100 Masons in New
Jersey gain of approximately 1000 hav-
ing been re Iorded in the past year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
BLIND MANS WILL UPHELD.

Winchester Va. April pa blind
man can legally make a will, without
writing or signing ii or even affixlng his
mark thereto. it was held in the Circuit
Court here yesterday, when the last
testament of Charles II. Baker, deceased ,
was admitted to probate. The will was
dictated by Baker to James Boggs, and
the fact that Walter J. Funk and L. W.
Knee signed their names as witnesses was
regarded as sufficient evidence that the
document submitted was genuine. The
estate is to be divided between Bakers
son and daughter, j. L. Baker and Mrs.
Wade Bucher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
PRODUCE WHARF.
Work Progressing and Expected to BE
Completed in Early July.

The produce wharf at the loot OF
Church street is being rapidly completed.
The under structure of the wharf is practi-
cally finished and the first setting of con-
crete is expected to be poured by the
middle of next week.
Work has been greatly delayed owing
to the railroad conditions and the
difficulty in securing shipments of lum-
Der. Owing to the food tide, the work
men have only been able to work on
the project several hours a day. The
engineer in the charge of the Job said this
morning that he expected the wharf
would he completed by the first part of
July. The contract is held by the Arundel
Corporation of Baltimore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
.F|L|p|NOS TO PRESS
INDEPENDENCE CLAIM
Democrats Join With Nationalists
in Demand for Immediate
Freedom.
by Associated Press TO Every Evening


Manila, April 20.-Thc Democratic
party Of the Philippines will join the
Nationaists party in the demand for inn
mediate Independence Of the Philippines
even using the force Of arms, If it becomes
necessary to attain that end, Senator
Tedoroa Sandiko, only member Of the
Democratic party IN the Philippine Senate
said in an address at luncheon recently.
The luncheon was given for members Of
both houses of the Legislature by Issaur
Gabaldon, newly chosen resident commits
sioner at Washington.
Sergio Osmana, speaker of the House OF
Representatives and leader Of the Ma
cionalists party in the Legislature, adj
dressing Senior Gabaldon, said.
1--WE urge upon you IN your capacity
OF resident commissioners TO the United
States 10 tell the Congress and the peo-
pie of that noble country that VIC who are
gathered here today would prefer to be
the lowest and humblest citizens Of the
Philippines with independence Of otIr
hands than the leaders that we now are in
our country under the tutelage of another
country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Quarterly Conference at Trinity.

The first quarterly conference of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, Twenty
second and Church streets, will be held to-
morrow evening at 7.30, at the close OF
the Friday night class. John Galloway
leader Rev Robert Watt, ID. ID. district
superintendent will speak to the members
of the class. All members OF the church
and the nuhlie are welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Pioneer officers Give Dance.

A dance was given last night at the
the recently formed 59th Pioneer Regi-
nent Officers Association. About 40
couples danced to the music of Jacob
Orchestra. 1t. Col j. Austin Ellison is
temporary chairman of the organization,
which is confined to ex-officers Of the
Pioneers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
SayingsBanks Under New Law.

Though the savings banks-the WI
mington Savings Fund and the Artisans
Bank-are not in the Wilmington Clear
ing house, the local bank organization, il
was announced today that beginning
next Monday, as the banks have decided
to do. they will observe the new daylight
saving law and VIII begin business an
hour earlier than now, closing an hour
earlier. also, although the clocks win not
indicate the change.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
IMPOSTOR AT WORK.
Is Collecting Funds in Name Of Associat-
ed Charities.

. An unidentified person, masquerading
as an agent for the Associated Charities,
has secured a letter head belonging to
that organization and printed upon it an
identification that tie bearer is an agent
for the Associated Charities. Through this
means, he or she is collecting or has col
lected money by personal soliciting for
fictitious home for children.
The Associated Charities deny that
such person is an agent and say that
they do not collect money in this manner.
The person is an impostor and the people
of Wilmington are warned against giving
him or her donations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
To Lecture on Asphalts.

The Delaware Section of the American
Chemical Society will have its usual
monthly meeting tonight at 500 O'Clock
at the Trinity parish house The Speaker
of the evening will be J. $. Miller, chief
chemist of the Barber Asphalt Paving
Co, Maurer, n j., He will speak on the
mining and refining of native lake as
phalts, and his talk will be illustrated by
moving pictures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved by the building inspector:
Sixth street, 100 west; 5. Tuff. owner,
Goodman d Co, builders, additions $500.
Adams street; 7l9; Miss Ritchie. owner,
Harry S. Lynch. builder: additions 81 800
Sixteenth street, 1921 west: Mrs. NJ. !.
Mccartney, owner, Chas. J. Dougherty,
builder: alterations 500.
Ninth street, S17 west; Mrs. S. Barnes,
owner, Chas. J. Dougherty, builder;
additions, 81 ,946.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Harlan Timekeepers Will Dance.

Harlan plant timekeepers will do their
best to keep time to the music of the
Original Six, while the counters will one
two-hop" to their hearts content, how
ever it pleases their partners-in the ball
room of the Hotel du Pont this evening
from 9 till /. The occasion is the annual
ball of this division of Bethlehem Ship
building Company employees.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
CANADA TO HANG WOMAN.
Mother Convicted of Brutally TOrturigu
Daughter Sentenced 10 Death

~ Associated Prcss TO kvery Evening
Quebec. April 22.-Mrs. Marie Anne
Houde Gagnon was found guilty yester-
dav of torturing and numbering her Is
wear old. step-daughtcr, Aurore Gagnon.
and was sentenced 70 be hanged October I.
The girl after being beaten, burned with
a red hot poker and made 70 walk bare
foot in the snow, was forced 20 drink
poison, the evidence disclosed. The post
mortem examination Of the body reveal
ed 81 wounds The defense pleaded IN
sanity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
WEDDINGS.
MARCUS-ZEIGRIsT.

The wedding of Miss Ella Zeigrist and
Martin Marcus took place at noon today
in the First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Josiah H. Crawford officiating. Miss
Anna Zeigrist was her sister attendant
and John Wright was best man. Mrs.
Leroy Sawin, another sister of the bride,
PLAYED the wedding march.
The bride wore travelling costume,
with a picture hat and carried Killarney
roses, her attendant carrying yellow snap
dragons Both of the contracting parties
are members of the First-Central Church
and viii receive their friends at 1910
Walnut street after their return from a
honeymoon trip to Washington where
they went Immediately following the
ceremony.
KERR-BRoWN.
In Trinity 1-ethodist Episcopal par
sonage, 922 East Seventeenth street
yesterday. at noon, Miss Elva Brown,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. w. Brown
of Lewisville. Pa, and Percy Kerr, were
married by Rev. f. H. Collins After a
southern auto wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs.
Kerr will live at 925 Yandever avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Denies Report of Feast.

William p. White. acting chairman of
the Leonard Wood League, today en-
phatically denied the report that the
Wood campaigners held 'sumptuous"
feast at Atlantic City, \. J. Mr.. White
was in communication with Colonel
Thomas w. Miller who also declared that
there is absolutely nothing to the report
that has been printed of "iunket party.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
FEAR SHIP WENT DOWN.
Searchers for Steamer William
O'Brien Find Evidences That
Boat Was Lost.
By Associated Press % Every evening

Boston. April 22-Ihe coast guard
cutter Aclusnet which has been soarch-
ing for the disabled steamer William
O'Brien. reported early today by wireless
that she had found the -ea covered with
fuel oil and a name board Of the steamer
drifting In latitude $3.50 longitude -.
56. or about 500 miles east Of New YORK.
An empty life boat frDm the William
O'Buen was picked up Tuesday IN the
same locality.
Il is feared that the steamer went down
not long after she had asked for assistance
during a gale sunday, saying that her
hatch covers we're gone and that she was
taking in water rapidly She left New YORK
for Rotterdam with coal April IS.
The Achusnet viii remain IN the vicInIt
looking for possible survivors in small
boats
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Complain of Abandoned Tras k.

Complaint is made of annoyance caused
by the abandoned street car track IN
Jefferson street from Delaware avenue
south. Be cause of the track, it is said
the street paving has gotten into bad shape
and persons who use the thoroughfare hope
the rails will soon be removed and the
paving there restored in its original eond-
ton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Mai. Conklin to Complete Course.

Major John F. Conklin, Corps of
Engineers assistant to Colonel J. p.
Jervey, U. S. district engineer, will leave
in the near future for Camp Humphreys
Va, to finish his course in the Engineer
School, which was interfered with in
1917 when the United States went into
the World War Major Conklin expects
to complete his course in about three
months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Pavilion NJ ars Com ole ton.

The pavilion, which is Iei1 z cor structed
on the park land at the west end Of
Third street bridge, is practically finished
except for the finishing Of the roof, which
is being covered with red shingles. The
bad weather during the past few days has
stopped work on the structure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
- Thlef KILIs Sherla.

By Associated Press 90 Evcyy Evening
Butte. Mont April % sheriff O. h.
Wvman of Bcavcrhesd county was shOt
and killed Yesterday on the main street ~
Monida by an alleged horse thief
The fugitive attempted % Acc on his
horse but clerk shot the animal from
under him. He escaped on foot. Posses
are ia pursuit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Balloons Attract Attention.

An arrangement of half dozen toy
balloons in the window Of a lower Market
street shop, confined by a network of
cords and kept in motion in the air by an
electric fan is attracting much attention.
The acme of appreciation was expressed
by two young girls who turned away,
saying "Ain't them cute"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
To Repair Summit Bridge.

An examination of Summit Bridge, over
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
above St. Georges, showed that the bridge
was badly in need of repairs and steps have
been taken by the local L. 5. district en-
gineer's office to make the repairs as
quickly as possible to not interfere with
traffic over the bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Indicted for Killing Dr. Markoe.
~ Associated Press 70 Evcry Evoning

By Assoclatou Fress 70 hNcTN hNonlnH
New York, April 22-An indictmCnl
charging first degree murder was rc.
turned by the grand inry to-day agains
Thomas " Simpkin, who shot ami kille,
Dr. James Wright Marboo, noted surgeon
during last SUNDAY sscrvice 10 StGeorgs
Episcopal Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
Dr Moves to Address Chemists.

On Mon lay night the Delaware Sec
ton of the American Chemical Society
will be given an address by DIR. w. A.
Moves, president, at the Hotel du Pont
at $50 o'clock He will speak on the
Foundation for Chemical Development" )"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
KERR-BROWN.
OBITUARY.
PEARL GIBBONS.

Pearl Gibbons, nee Snayely), aged 20
years wife Of William Gibbons, died
yesterday in this city. Funeral will be
held from the residence of her mother,
Mrs. Lillian Baker, 416 Vandever avenue,
drlay afternoon. Services and inter-
.u.at viii be private.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-22
All Traces of Steamer Lost.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston, April 22.--Coast guard officers
endeavored today to locate the French
steamer Fordonian, which has not been
heard from since she reported by wireless
last Monday that she was disabled by
engine trouble.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
Republican Primary.

We the members Of the Republican
rnmAry board iof Dickson county, here
b, order = PRIMARY election heid 81 al
voting pfec.nts IN Dickson county on
Thursday, August ith. ip.u for the pail
poss OF nominating eandtdat . iof NE
follo~In otices.
Dur o error, one railroad cotntpss
stoner, twu state committeeman % con
sreseinAn ior seventh congressional dist
nct, on scaAlay Tor The - senatorial
district
p,ll. IA be opened al "a N and clos
ed At : nm The la~ requires otheer'
hervb, uppoinlesi H. serve
| lot dist. JOE iieasl,y, receiver. v !
Moor, W VI prucs, h,ille s1ill, an, Iuds
es, bl Hamilton 0seA Moore, clerks
2nd dist. j A Nelson. Receiver. Il u
k,mb.o, Sam Hood. " VI Garrett. ludg.
20, pJ kimbto, " \ kimbro. clerks.
Jrd dist, J q Idwcll, receiver. '
tinderhill, J ; Id~eiI, itert Tdwell. ~
dses = + rldwsl, r Isd~~ii. clefks
,th dat JC coulter, receiver. v A
Smuh. i,sss Mo- lure. Will Adesck, Inds.
rs, Ale, ,oal,er, lleary Mcclure, CLERKS
9TH dust l. SHAW receiver, J ) Bark
LEY, " A Tutor, Bot, Aei,os, iadses N
| d IsjweIl, jim Smith, clerks
4 9Th dist charlotte bon Monroe fo-.
ter. receiver. " II Frost. : Bowker, |
| Dunnsway Judges, living Suutheflsnc
| Robt Allen. CLERKS
18th dist, sylvia box. II I tndet
wosi, receiver sJohn Young. c amp
bell, w " Adam.. lndgcs, ! L story. ]
W batemAn, clerks,
7,h dist } jones, ser~avsr keoney
| Spaan, Ball Hamptan, Austn Baker, ~
| dyes; Sells Smi.h, J T bowkef. efefka
ssh d.t, cumh Fee box " Il lack
son. rrrssver, NJ n brown, Ice tssaord
II ,atncs. ladgcs. thIi.e Baker, h :
Bowk~r. clerks
sth dSa HAmbbe boz iames Bitter
man, receiver, Press DuanA~ss, Geo
| HalshrOok. John Er~i, Judges, b. !
| M.lss, u q MoSris, cierks
sSis dist SaAyden hoA. VI T. Foscef
rscssvrr. n W Wallace, A | Potts. J y
shsltoa ,udgs, 4 A Fos,<r. A 8 Nais
Ans, CLERKS.
ptA DIST, yAAie<. boz X DAVIS. re
c~svrr. Ja~ss Wallace. JED ceoa- II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

Asa general rule there is moth
inc serious about 4 loss ~ sppeiits
and il yoa skip a meal or only eat
two meals 4 dsy for 4 ie~ dsys You
will soon have q relish Tor your
meals when meal ,imeeome-. Beat
in mind that al lesst tive hours
should always elsspe between meals
% as 10 give the food SIMPLE time
10 digest and the stomach . pefio'i
nt rest before = second meal is taken.
Then II you ea, no more than
sou crave and take reasonable
amount of outdoor exercise every
day You viii not need - VERY a
bout your appetite, When tie lo--
al appetite is caused by consiipa,'nn
A. ~ often the case, thst should be
corrected AZ once. A aose of Cham'
berlains Tablets will do H..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
REP PREVENTATIVE

MILLER We are authorized ~ al.
nouae II. + V. Miller ~ a candidate
ioI Representative irom D,cAson 20.
IN tLs os.t General Assembly. subject q
the wall u the dsmocntie solsTs at tL'
August primary.
MATHIS We are au,LonIsd " al
aounee Dr J l. Nalhi. ~ = eAadidAt,
iof representative from Dickson Ioun.y
sublset .o the Will ii Tie dsmocfauS
voters 81 the August primary.
LARkISS-Ws AZ. authorized " nj
aouues J A, l.aIh.ns a. = candidate
for the Democratic n~otainstioa ~ fep'e'
ssat Dickson , ouniy IA the Lover House
VI the nsxs Gsnefnl Assembly ffimaI,
eisetioa Angus, 5. 1910.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
hoN-aGstpGNr NOTICE
J. G. BAsaei,, 1t al. sarah
HoxsYth, Of ala.

J. G. BAsae,,, 1t al. W Sarah
ho1srth. et ais
Ia Chsncery Court at D'cksnn
Tennessee
liz this cause, II spttssrt 10 Ito
Clerk and Master HON the ~ m
hin that prsnci. Bozarth. Cyrus
Bnssrth and Wright Bosssth and
Cyru. BosAr,h. gustdisn Of Wright
Baaarth, srs non.residsnss Of The
State ri Tennessee and canpos be
sesyed With process.
1t IL therefore ordered BY tie
Master that said defendants appear
a, ID. courthouse In Dickson. T-un.,
on on bsicr. the Firi Msudsy IN
Ausus. 1870. .sne being rule Day
al this cours. and plead. sns-sr or
dsrnu, to the bill 6lsi sEs.i.=; ihen
and Others or The sarDs ~ill be tax.
sn TOT confessed rod the Csass ss,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
Or, ]. \. MATTHEW'S
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Eyes. Granulaied E.yelids,
WIdha,ss. Watering. itching Eyes,
Scoms. pterysium. on the eyes.
Can positively be cured with Dr..
C.rhnslcs Eye Remedy Sold
and guaranteed by Dr. n Mat,
the ~.. druss,., in Dickson a, 81
per bottle. Your money back II
no, pleased with .~rc.ul, Can be
sen, anywhere by parcel pos,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
rAKEN Up--A high, bay mare;

TAKEN Up--A hsh, bay mare.
about three years old. Has been
% nv premises about three weeks.
Owner can have came by proper
ly identityint same. and paying
lw this advertisement.
IA. Daushertv, Dicksop X J
A fashion writer ssys 'hr, chiffon
and tullt sill sive the effect u De-
eoilesast ia everins ec~ns- That
10 insccusasety expressed. They
do no, give the decvlletAse eject.
bot merely do not destroy il since
they are scandslously ard deliei.
cusly disphsuous.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
TRUSTEE

HUNT, We ary authorized to Annoanes
s!sydsn Hunt NJ = candidate for ths
office Of County Trustee. subject T.
the will Of The qualified voters at tho
August election.
DOrSON-Ws are authorized 10 An
nounce ". Il. Dotson AZ a candidate
,ar the office OF Trustee, subject e
the will Of the Qualified ,oteis at TIN
coming August election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT
sIATE 81 MAJOR

RICE We ATE authorised ~ announce
J. ". kic., VI Stewart County. as q
candidate lor tbs office OF stats Sena-
TOT lruIn ,his SENATORIAL District, cub
isst 70 tir Dra.octsLle Primary, Aug
u.t S,ss.
COLLIEk-Ws arc auib3n1sd 10 A
Dsgncs y. g. Collier, VI Haspafsys
euuyty, A. . candidate lot tbs Democratic
Illumination for State seastos ffum shts
senatorial District Primary election.
August B, iVJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

A little baekars a. 6fs,.
Daily increasing Till tbs back h.
lame and wssi.
Urinary dlsprdsfs @ay Qaiesiy
fos!ow:
Dropsy and Dttsn Bsights' disease
This frequently 10 lhs downward
course oil kidney iiis-
Doo't take this course Foilow
the sdyir~ u a Dickson citilen-
N J Nall. freight esoduetor,says:
$50 mucL laliins oyef hard roads
put my sidneys III pretty bad shape.
suffered . lot from backaeh he
and the stdSry seeietio1s wei. IN.
bA,ursl. Tad = tired irelits alt
the time. too. .as Dosns kidney
Pills advertised and got . boz 81
the Clsmofs Pharmacy, gladly
recotnu-bd them
Price 8Oc. a, a dealers Don't
simply ask is A kidney riIrty-
get i)osus Kidney pllls-it.e rsms
that Mr.. Nall had. Foster Mil
burn Co, Mirs , Buffalo. \ Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
COUNTY JUDGE

WEEMS We are authorized 10 snnoun,
doe u Wc.ms a. = candidate tor ~.
election to The Office ~ ,ounty Judge.
subject to the aiIl oi the gasi'seu
voters NJ the August election
FRAZIER Va are authorized 10 All
nouac. Frank FRASER A. a candidate
for the office VI County Judge, subject
~ the voters II the Augus, 1870, elre-
ton,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
COMMISSION

SPENCER We are authorized ~ an
nounes N D spsnc-r. ii The Fourth
D,str,c, ~ = eandikate Tor nrplbeI o.
Higpway Colnuiisa.on, subject 10 th'
viii OF the qualified voter. Al Tue Aasas'
election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30
TAN ASSESSOR.

TATtM. We are authorized Ia M
nouncc q. L. ratum Al 4 canfitntr
Tor ~ rleciion 90 thr office ot Tax rs
s.saor, subject 10 the viii ot thu ahal'
,i.si voters IN the August ELECTION.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-30

We wmpsth,s- With every poo'
man. every unfortunate. and would
help in any legitimate manner 10
better bic condition. but will M,
help or be \ party TO ways and
methods tllestiims,e