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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
AMERICAN MISSIONARY
GIVEN RECEPTION IN JAPAN
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Toxic. June IA notable reception
was held yesterday for Rev. Clay Mae
Cauley. OF Boston, who after 81 years
of missionary effort in Japan, as the rep
resentative OF the Unitarian church. will
return 20 his home country IN July.
DIR. MacCauley was hailed as an Ameri-
can who had labored for the promotion
of religious liberalism in Japan, better
understanding and good will between the
United States and Japan and the further
ance of international cooperation and
peace" Among the organizations which
Joined in the public tribute were the
Society, the American
Association, the American Peace Society,
the Asiatic Society of Japan and the
Association Concordia.
Baron Sakatani presided and the
speakers included Viscount kaneke and
other prominent japanese who voiced ap-
probation of Dr. MacCauley's long and
helpful work for all things for the better
ing and uplifting of mankind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
PROTESTANT CHURCHES
NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN
Eighteen OF Large Denominations
Announce Program for the
Coming Year.

New York July 23-A nationwide
united cvangeiistic campaign of the
Protestant churches has been decided
upon for the coming year by the leaders Of
Is of the larger denominations the Federal
Council of the Churches of Christ in
America. announced here today.
The directors Of evangelism for the
Methodist bodies, the Baptists. Presby-
terana, Iutherans, Conpregationalists,
Disciples, the two Reformed groups and
other bodies have met here and decided
upon the common program TO be carried
out during l92D-2l.
The fall campaign will he opened by n
series of all-day rallies for ministers in n
dozen strategic centers. A party compose d
Of the directors Of evangelism of the CO.
operating denominations viii accompany
DR. Goodel of the Federal Council to
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indiana
polls. Chicago, Detroit, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Pittsburp, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore.
From September to December evan
geistic committees are TO ho organized and
trained in every local congregation. Each
church will present the plan 20 its whole
church membership at n church rally 10
be held early in the fall Parish surveys
will be undertaken to ascertain definitely
the perso..s Who should he reached by
eaol church
Pom January 90 Easter. every protes-
tant pulpit is to be called ON TO sound the
evangelistio note. The appeal of the
church To personal conservation of life
srrvirr is to he kept before the community
in various ways Extension of the habit Of
personal prayer and of the family altar
will be striven for. and the tise Of the Len
ten daily prayer calendar encouraged
Pastors training classes will be held for
personal workers as we'll as confirmation
classes or study groups for those who are 10
enter the churches
The elimination Of the evanpelistic
program is in the special services center
ing about Easter Sunday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Exports ~ Ss ~ olO 600 from the United
states FOR fiscal Nehr 1920 represent an in
crtas, uf $50 100 900 more than exports
for the fiscal year of 1919 Imports aC-
ErrEatinV So 13a uun OnO exceeded those for
isral year of 1919 hy 50 l43. 600 900
fhe Chandler Motor Car Co reporting
yesterday for the first half uf the current
yrat showed net profits after charges and
amounting 10 S5.21l 62i This was equal
20 SIS "a sharc. earned on the 2Sa 900
shares ~ nu par value stock. Gross profit
Tor the siN months was s6.O34 PSI and
other Income snrnuntcd % S27 POI
Motor fright srryices aTc heing naugu-
rated ~ various parts Of the country by
incorporated companies. some Of them quite
large fht Patriot Motor Express 60 with
~ 600 Nbn capital plans 10 operate regular
lines ~ kansas Nebraska and Missouri
the American Motor Freight Go with
SFon .oun capital IA operating in south
nakota, and the New England Transpor-
.. ION 90 T. OPERATING I5O trucks on twelve
routes out ~ RoSton
~ may ~ taken for granted in the light Of
thc optimism eNpressd 10y Judge r ~
Gary un tlfe cNc ~ his departure for Europe
that the 4 n4ted states steel Corporation Z
ssrutuGs fnr ITS last quarter 90 be made
puhltc ou lulA 20 VIII exhibit satisfactory
rcsult ~ stock holders That there will be
any change in The dividend rate al the
forthrpming inviting Is con sidercd nov very
doubtful Tho rppprfS of independent steel
corporations a. they arr issued from day
TO-DAY continue 90 make satisfactory eN-
hlhttinn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
DELANA ARE CHARTERS.

spesriai CorrcspoAdsnee of Every Evening
Dover. lulN p charters were aled here.
yesterday as follows
frsuco- American Cincmatograph Cor
porstion, New YORK Ctty capital siOO.-
Nr-way Electric Appliance Corporation.
Niiminaton del $40 npo .OOo
Ms1of Car CortA'fstion. Wilmington, Del.
So .OfiN ntH
Res-Pro Industti,, Inc. Dover. Del.
g. fetn NAl
nuples Automatic Film Developing Ma
chine Corporation, Wilmington. Del. So
Res PRO Insulating Co Dover Dcl SO.
unn. .tiun
Mar Petroleum Co. Wilmington, Del
. tHsu niH
poration. Wilmington, Dol. 81 900, 600.
AsunCton Port Concession Corporation.
New Work CTS ~ nep oOD.
Nurtek Drilling and Development Co.
Nilminc ton prl SsS5. 900.
The Universal Slag Brick and Tile Co,
Gary Ind $500 0uN
Toko Manufacturing Co., Inc, Whining
ton npl S.lou .n0u
Milhurn Implement Manufacturing Co.
Wilmington pet S225 600
Publishers Press. Inc Wilmington, Del
S2O0osW
The Pcnn Oklahoma oil and Gas Co.
tsemoyno Pa stOn Oa0
Gasoline service Co Wilmington. Del
SiOu Ooo
Ruroau 81 National Information Cor
poration Philadelphia Pa sioO. 600
American ntpn Realty Co. Pittsburg,
kuratlc the Florist. Inc. Wilmington.
Del $1,000
incrcase in capital SchuttIe Retail stores.
Inc. New Aork. from SIS .pOO. 900 to S22.-
sn0 nnn
Chang in name Mitchell OH 60. TO
Mitmar 0il Go and hncroase pifalization
from s20.uO0 a. SlOo .OoO. Pittsburg. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
STEAMSHIP GROUNDED.
Board Vessel Cabrille is in peilou
Positions.
Rr Ass,ciate.l press to Everr Fvenine

BY Associated Press 80 Every Evening
Atlantic City, July "a The shipping
Board steamer Cabrille, Captain T ].
Wathey. with n cargo Of crude oil for
Bayonnc. n J., ashore on the Brgantine
shoals is IN pcrlous position this motnsng
She waw discovered in her dangerous
positionyesteriay afternoon by the federal
coasty,iards when fog veil, which had hung
Captain Wathcy. Of tho grounded craft,
reported that he came up the coast IN
thick weather Thursday and knew he was
near his home lie slowed down the engines
at six O'Clock Yesterday morning when
the ofog cleared Ia get his bearings and
while he was drifting with the current
the steamer stuck her bow into tho outer
shoals. She remained firm IN the sand
despite efforts to release herself with her
own engines At four O'Clock the morning
the engine. tired for an hour 20 dir the
steamer out but failed Another attempt
viii be made To- release the boat at high
tide this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
BIG MONEY IN RUNNING
RUM ACROSS BORDER
Bootlcggcrs Make Huge Profits in
Bringing Booze From
Canada.
uy Associated Press to Every Evening

uy Associated Press to Every Evening
Ottawn. July 23.-As long Ms profits
from bootlcgglng are what they are, and
the only deterrent is a fine OF 5000 or so
there will be big money in the bootlees =
game and il Will be very difficult for the
authorities on either side OF the interna-
tiopsl line TO stamp out the traffic.
That is the summary OF opinions ex-
pressed by Ottawa officials as 20 the situ-
alton regarding smuggling of liquor from
Canada to the United States. Further
high officials Of the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police say that while they are
doing all in their power to check infrac-
tions of the federal laws in this respect, IL
is really for the American authorities To
sec that liquor does not reach the thirsty
souls beyond the imaginary line 5000
miles long
The situation apparently rs that from
three provinces in particular there is n
large trade in bootlcgring to the United
States. These are Ontario, Quebec and
British Columbia. At the same time
n respectable quantity OF fiery liquid
rs finding its way across from the Meri-
time Provinces and from Manitoba.
Al Windsor and in the surrounding
districts the Mounted Police are carrying
on a constant campaign against the illegal
liuior vendors, and many have been haul
cd into court and condemned 10 pay fines
from 5000 up One parched Detroltman,
however. is said To have parted with $50.
for three cases of Scotch whisky, which
reached him via the underground route
n short time ago so that the profits in
the Illegal trade are known 20 be enor-
nous. Information from Windsor and dis
trict intimates to the authorities here thet
some farmers IN that vicinity have found
IL more profitable to srnurgle liquor acrosr
the border than to farm, and have let
their farms run TO weeds while they pur-
sue the elusive dollar via the buutlegging
routes
Quebec, il is stated. is the mecca for
thirsty thousands of Americans every
weekend, and automobiles passing back
and forth carry their loads Of human and
other freight bound for the Sahara across
the border Under these conditions, Can
adian police authorities admit that IL IS
practically impossible TO enforce the
stringent liquor laws at present in force
The chief reason for the difficulty oi
enforcement, according to an official oi
the ROYAL Canadian Mounted Police,
who have under heir jurisdiction the carry
inr out Of all federal laws. Is the fact that
many people are not In sympathy with the
fiauor legislation. and the securing of
contraband liquor is regarded IN many
quarters "a an achievement rather than a
disgrace
However, if the carrying Of liquor into
the United States from Canada IS To be
prevented. u Is intimated that II will have
20 be done by an army Of customs inspcc-
tors and police on the American side of
the line rather than in Canada.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
VATICAN GIVES WAY
BEFORE MARCH OF AUTO
ny Associatcd Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Rome, July 4.-One by one the last
hulwarks Of conservatism in Europe dis
appear The Vatican which preserves in
it, life and ceremonials so many pictur-
esque customs and ancient ways of doing
things, for q long time sternly forbade
the use>of automobiles by cardinals and
other eeclesiastics. Funeral looking car
riages drawn by black horses conveyed
the cardinals 70 and from the functions
ut ~. Peters or 20 their visits 10 the
PoutIh IN the Vatican palace Now several
of the cardinals, including the English
Cardinal Gasquet, have motor cars which
convey them everywhere.
Not 80 long ago the attendants in
Elizabethen ruff and doublet and sword
who marshal the spectators TO their places
IN the great VATICAN functions, did not
allow the Use Of opera glasses to watch
the wondrous scene. At the canonization
Of Joan Of Arc a body of photographers
were permitted 20 he present who took a
film Of the whole ceremony so that when
these picturesque historic professions
no more occur, this reproduction will
recall it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
MINISTER'S REPORTED
STARVING IN ENGLAND

London, July At least % protestant
ministers are reported tai have died of
starvation in England last year, aud the
parsons have now formed the National
Clrerical Union for establishment of a
minimum living wage for the clergy
While it is announced the union will fol-
low the trend of trade unionism the
clergymen have declared they have no
intention to strike to enforce their de
mands.
They will seek not only to establish a
minimum wage but also deal with provi-
sions for adequate retiring pensions, and
pensions for widows and orphans of
cIergymen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
STOCK MARKET TODAY
WAS DULL BUT FIRM
Oils. Stccls and High Grade Equip
ments Lead Irregular
Advance.


Nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New Work July 2t.--The brief session OF
tho stock market today was duli put Ut"
IN most essentials events over night IN.
ducins short covering. Cables onerso
hope of early settlement of the situation IN
Central Europe and this was reflected IN
thr hrtter tone Of foreign exchange. me
usual speculative fayorites led an early IT
REGULAR advance, especially oils. steeis ana
several high-grade equipments. Later pres
sure against the secondary automohhe is
sues. notably Maxwell and Hupp caused
scthack In which gains among indnstr,as
we're materially rcduccd The closing was
steady. sales approSimated l95.ooo shares.
Tho stock market began with a resumption
Of yesterdays late selling movement which
aeatn conferred In oils steols. equipments
and food shares United states steel COM
mon and preferred lost half point each,
trucihle Steel thrcc-quarters. and the active
Petrulcums half 10 one point. whhc
Manati sugar fell two points. This was
offset by a two-point gain In Cuban Ameri-
can sugar and an advance OF almost
points In Houston oil. Rails also were in
cllnod tO harden. Preliminary exchange
rates ON London rose ia cents 10 the
pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
ROYAL DUTCH SHELL
SHOW LARGE EARNINGS

Joseph Wake son have issued an an.
alssis of the annual reports of the Royal
Dutch Petroleum 60 and the Shell Trar s.
port a Trading Go. In it rs shown that
Royal Dutch net profits last year were $40
2iu,pon against syp 02O. 600 in lniS, while
she'll Transport profits wcrc Sis ,2aS .3B0.
against 81 .0Ss 900 Royal Dutch has cast!
on hand ~ ~ .Ssi5 900 against S26, l35 600,
shell -. .Ot3 .6p2 against ssia 700.
Royal Dutch common stock issued viii be
i2S. .o36 900 including the subscription
rights at par iust given Its ownership OF
shell shau's has hgen increased by 81
puu, 900
shell common stock viii stand as S17.-
ish s4S including the new subscription
rights Dutch she'll ownership OF shares in
the Asiatic Pc rpleum Go. has been in
Euassd rs Stu.OOp 900 The Anglo saxon
Co. has iuCrcas sod its capital from S32.-
Ouu Ouu 20 so unp 600 and the Bataafsche
Petroleum Go has inc re sod its stock by
SIT i~n uun
u - stated that when the whole Of the
new capital now hcinE Sod is paid u,
tho group will have in cash and liquid re-
sources 8 tIu.thBO 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

Ry Associated Press 90 Every Evening
New York, July 24-The actual con-
dition OF clearing house hanks and trust
companies for the. week shows that the
reserve held ls - ,276. $50 below legal
requirements. Tins Is decrease Of S33,-
bl2 $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
LIBERTY BONDS.

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York July 24-Final price son
Liberty bonds today were. 3l9's eO.96:
first a. ~ ~. second Is "a 90. first AIS
81 "a. second ! l4s II o., third AIS IS. IS: /:
dourth 4s4s S5.l6; ictOry 334s 1914 bid /;
Victory fbas Q5.72
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
Where is BOrah.

If there is a retreat in this world that
is echoeless and profound in its calm, we
believe that Senator Borah has found
it-Houston Post.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

ritts shurg oil and Gas Co. quarterly of
q Is per cent payable August 3
Fcxas poser and Iight Co quarterly Of
! 81 pcr cent on preferred. payable August
sharp Manufacturing Co. quarterly of
per cent on common. payable August 2I
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
A TiD For Mr.. BRYAN.

BY interviewing Mr. Champ Clark,
Col Bryan may get some valuable ma
tcrial for an aricle on how-to survive a
political disappointment Washington
Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.
du POnt Building.
. BANK CLEARINGS.

The bank clearings for the week were
S3,159,672.34 as compared with S3,263,-
1891 for the corresponding week last
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
Looks That Way.

The terrible scarcity of white paper
is simply forcing all the newspaper
men to run for the Presldency.-Boston
Globe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results. Proved by the salts
faction of many and will be to you.-Adv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
SOUR APPLE Tree
COMES into ITS OWN

Persons who look at the sour apple
tree with longing IL their hearts
for "cider time" are permitted to
squeeze the juice from the fruit
without being required to give bond
or obtain a permit, under a recent
ruling Of John F. Kramer, commits
Sioner of internal revenue.
In fact, juice may be squeezed from
any fruit, but the resulting liquid
must be Misunderstanding, and must be
used at home unless sold to persons
having permits to sell vinegar.
If the juice is preserved, its owner
may sell it to. the public in general.
He may allow it to turn to vinegar,
so longs as he adds no sugar or other
'fermentable substance to increase its
alcoholic content" and sci the vine
gar. The ruling applies only to homes
and is not a commercial regulation,
though the owner of fruit has the
alternative of pressing the juice out
in his own back yard or having it
done at a custom mill.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
Court House Painting
Is Nearly Complated

The work of decorating the in
terror of the court rooms and var
iouS offices in the Madison coun-
y court house is we'll under way.
several rooms having been COR
pleted, and he attention OF tbs
wOrkmen is now given to finish
ing the circuit court room. The
colors, sky blue for the ceilings
and silver gray for the side walls,
is much in evidence and presents
a fresh, attractive appearance.
The work was given to local
painters, not having been given
out by contract, since it is believ-
ed more economical. The inter-
ior of the office of the County
School Superintendent was also
given a coat of, paint.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
new YORK Times
HON0RS MISS CLAY

In the mid-week pictorial magazine
of the New York Times, which is one
of the finest pictorial magazines of
current history in the world and one
Of the most interesting and instructive
features of this great eastern daily,
there appears in the July Is number
a very interesting full page group
Of notable women now attracting at
tention of the American public. In
this group are Mrs. James M. Cox,
wife of the democratic nominee for
president; Mrs. Warren G. Harding,
wife of the republican nominee; Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife of the
democratic nominee for vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Calvin S. Coolidge, wife
of the republican nominee for vice
president, and Miss Laura Clay, of
Kentucky, mentioned in the distin-
guished group as the first woman to
receive ballot for nomination fer
president.
Miss Clay was sent as a delegate
by Madison county to the democratic
convention held in Louisville that Sc
lected the delegates to the Democrat
lie National Convention, and was Sc
iected by the Louisville convention as
enc of the elegates-at-large from the
State of Kentucky to the Democratic
National Convention at San Francisco.
While there she received compliment
tary ballots for the nomination for
president in recognition of her emil
nent ability as leader of public
thought among the democratic wo-
men of America. The prominence Civ
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
Garden Of Eden Tree
Destroyed by To1nnlies

London, July 22-The rree OF
knowledge in the Garden Of kica
treasured by the Moslerns OF <ur-
nah as the original tree from
which the serpent tempted Eve, is
no more. British Tommies. on
furlough from the British army in
Mosopotanis, ensconced them
selves in its branches to have
their photos taken, and the tree
crashed under the weight.
The Moslems made representa-
tons to the British government
and claimed compensation for
ruination Of this priceless land
mark at the junction Of the Tigris
and the old channel of the Eu-
pirates. A court of inquiry has
decided that a mosque shall be
built upon the spot at cost Of
81 $50. Fines of several days pay
have been assessed against the
erring soldiers.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
RICHMOND BUICK CO.
sells the famous Goodyear Tires and has all stock
Order yours today

en- her by a great eastern daily news
paper like the New York Times, which
always shows the very highest dis
elimination in the selection of its no
tables for pictorial presentation TO the
American public is another evil
dence OF the wide recognition and
national prominence Miss Laura Clay
enjoys.
Since she has gained such merited
recognition from the state and ma
tional conventions and from the
great daily newspapers of the coun-
try, Madison county should feel hon
cred to have such distinguished wo-
man citizen and democrat, and is to
be congratulated upon the wisdom
shown by the local democrats in send.
ing her as delegate to the Louisville
convention.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
UNUSUALLY SMALL
NUMBER OF FIRES
Something About Quantity of
Gasoline Required For City
Fire Department

A record is being made both in the
number of fires and the quantity of
gasoline being used by the fire de-
partment thus far this year, there be-
ing a decidedly smaller number of
fires for the first half.
But 45 gallons of gasoline have
been consumed in operating the fire
truck thus far, while the record was
made one year ago in January, when
27 gallons were used. There were ma
ny fires, and it will be remembered
that this was a Dangerous PERIOD"
according to the city fremen. The
record has not been reached since by
far. There was no gasoline purchas-
ed during the month of March, and
the largest quantity brought in was
in April, there having been small
quantity bought during the two
months previous.
The record of expense for the Rich
mond fire department, it is said, is
among the first of the state, where
the number of runs recently recorded
have been made City Firemen Stone
Maupin and Nose Nelson, who are in
charge of the truck, and who are tax
ing great care Of it, are being com
plimented upon more than one phase
of the work; the recent record break
ing run to the east end being cited as
an extraordinary one by the depart
ments of the state. There has been
much favorable comment made thru
the press regarding this record
chronicled in this paper. There have
been record runs reported in other
cities, but the local record still stands,
when the distance and number Ct
stops are considered.
The city of Richmond has been pur-
chasing the gasoline from the Indian
Refining company, whose office fol-
this district is in Lexington This is
said to be the best for fire depart
ment use obtainable, and it is procur-
ed at wholesale prices.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
HAVING FOXES NOT CRIME

Shelbyville, KY, July 22.-Frank
Allen was acquitted by jury before
Special County Judge H. B. Kingsol-
wing in the county court on a charge
of having foxes in his possession. The
summons was issued at the instance
of the state game warden.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23

The new law governing the allow
ing of livestock, cows especially, to
roam along the highways for graz
ing purposes, which terminated in
three men being arrested some time
ago, is said to be obeyed throughout
the county as a result.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-23
Walsh Tailoring Co.

All patterns exclusive with me. = = - :
Personal attention from the proprietor every
toner.
Careful attention to every detai-and the very best
clothes possible to produce.
Are you the kind of man that kind of service an
peals to?
My new spring and summer su things for your choosing
pattern.
WALSH
LOUISVILLE, KY.