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FOREIGN.

airy occupying that town, according
to a wireless from the soviet govern
ment mt Moscow.
A crowd estimated to number 300
OOO attended IA meeting organized by
he Socialists in protest against the
action of King Christian in dissolying
he ZahIe cabinet.
Socialists representing all industries
in Germany have declared Il war on
the government owing 10 its attitude
towards the Ruhr workers. according
to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Berlin.
liulnania is appealing to Japan to
help in the reconstruction of the coun-
try. and is hoping to obtain something
which ltumania desperately needs,
said Crown Prince Charles 10 the cor
respondent of the London Daily Mail
ut Cairo.
Prohibition party leaders of British
Columbia are to ask the provincial
government for a referendum on the
question of bone dry prohibition. AT
present liquor can he obtained in Can
ada on prescriptions and under the
permit system.
One thousand residents of Rial
province, twenty miles from Manila,
marched to Governor General Harri-
sons office and presented a protest
against the sale of 10000 acres of ST.
gar plantation lands to Japanese cap
italiStS. The sale price was reported
to he S2OO,OOO.
Prince Joachim Albert of Prussia,
cousin of former Emperor William, and
who recently was arrested and incar-
ceratcd in The Moabit prison. charged
with having fomcnted an attack on
members of the French commission in
the dining-roO of the Hotel Adlon
has been released from prison. The
prince has been forbidden to reside in
Berlin.
The allies have delivered a new note
tn Holland on the subject Of the ex-kai-
ser. They emphasize the responsibility
which the Dutch government assumed
in guarding Wilhelm. This mole did
not. as reported. accept Hollands Sug-
SeStion that the cX-emperor he informed
at Doom, hut let The Hague know
that such solution was not regarded as
satisfactory.
Three thousand five hundred three
inch field guns have been found by the
intcrullied commission in the vicinity
of Berlin alone, and altogether 12,00O
covered throughout Germany, as well
as 5000 airplaneS intact. According
TO the terms of the treaty of Versailles
the German army should now have
only 2O4 thrce-inch guns and no air
planes whatsoever.
GENERAL.
The Pacific Mail Company's steam
er Columbia, reported ashore on a
sand spit in the harbor of ~Yokohoma,
las been refloated without damage.
Capt. John NJ. Foote of Chicago, an
army pilot during the war, was killed
when 81 %monOplane lie was flying fell
LOO feet 10 he ground near I,oose-
Welt field, Mineola, y. Y.
Earnings of the National Leather
Company, organized last yea to take
over the tanning properties of Swift
K Company, were "a, POS in the last
six months of 1919. according to the
first report of the concern mad pub
lie at Chicago.
General Pershing was IL member Of
the party that witnessed the launching
of the army transport Chaumont at
Philadelphia. Miss Julia G.. Stinson
of Washington. selected by General
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
WOMAN RALLIES DRY" FORCES.
Congressional Nominee Has Invaded
Penn's Grove With Good Results.

Pcnns Grove, " J.. Oct. 27.-Dr.
Jennie Sharp. of Camden, woman can
ddatc for Congress on the Prohibition
ticket IN the First district. has car
ried her campaign ipto dry Salem
county and Is being we'll received by
the white ribbon forces, who will rally
TO her support at the polls next TUESDAY
Accompanied by Nus. Esther IL FL
freth, State president of the Woman =
Christian Temperance Union, Dr
Sharp Is touring this county by auto
mobile She addressed meetings of won-
en- voters Yesterday aftern con at Penns-
vile. and again last evening 1T Penn
Grove She started upon her tour
Al Elmer Saturday and places visited
were Woodstown. Fncsburg and Han
cock ; Bridge Tomorrow she will be
at Quinton and on Wednesday at Allo-
way and Darctown. The cold water
party expects 10 win sufficient new
voters among the women and men III
salem Gloucester and Camden coun-
ties to give nr Sharp quite n snhstan-
tial count At the general election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
W. l.. GEORGE AT NEW
CENTURY CLUB

Tonight ri : Is a. the New Century
Club. " l.. George Of England, noted
writer and lecturer. will be heard n his
celebrated lecture Modern Marriage
which the critics have renamed Happy
Though Married
Mr.. George is regarded as one Of the
leading exponents of the lecture world
concerning questions OF the hour His
style is said to be a marvel Of ease and
his diction Of fawless English Non
members will be admitted tonight at the
payment of so cents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
TEACHERS TO MEET .
State Association will Hear Prominent
Educators nj Dover Meeting.

TsuuChtoIS ~ DuNtt lsiNtbhke
State Commissioner of Education A. X.
Spaid has announced the dates for the
second annual convention of the State
Teachers Association as Thursday, No
vembcr IL, 7.30 p. m, to noon OF Satur-
day. November l3.
The convention, which will be held in
Dover. is one Of special interest to oil
educators. Among the speakers OF ma
tional reputation are DIR. George ;.
Counts of Yale and DIR. VIM. ii. kilpat-
rick of Columbia University.
Pref. Counts, who is now head Of the
newly formed graduate School OF Educa~
tion of Yale University, has many per
sonnl and professional friends in this
state, since ne was formerly head Of the
Education Department of Delaware
College and conducted extension work IN
education
DIR. Fitzpatrick, professor in philosophy
and history of education Mt Columbia
University ia considered to be one OF
best Interpreters Of DR. Dewey's educs-
tional theories Besides popularizing these
theories, Professor Fitzpatrick, with re-
markable success, puts them into actual
practice in his own teaching and makes
liberal use of the project method which
is now claiming the attention Of the fore
most educators
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

ward ~ this years hr,pk ~ a hugs ~uccets
The whole cOlleyf participated % 10
work on We'lnss'lay when picture IN 10
book were taken by Cumming pig'sg
rhpher, u Wilmington Al student
7. w. e. 4 cab.nef. f,len Club iDrams'ir
Cib. hoard Home Fconomioa fhil
Ohccrs, Red Cre,as ~ cers retofter stnf
Mandolin lub, year bYok sisf athlsfr
council and freshman and s0piofn0re r.sss
grgtlp pirturog we're taken during 80
afternoon ilfhoIgh many glasses rrfa
necessarily INTERRUPTED bt fttse irngyYrfanf
proceedirga N. sfudrrIfs arrangei rf.
tnie v Q ID sfari' their emo - ~ t.
mike ~ li'ilc confusion ~ porsb.f
The freshman ,lasr - 'his .enr adorfr
n wise plan a retaining fheir csp'a,r af.
sub-onptain pHcs ip ~ ras' d rr,rf
before 'he regular ,.ass q oer. sre To- fs
81 rrcrnf ur@rg ft r'aa 'rD
Nrkrnrt ta 'e.'.J sst
asais' 10 captain Itr.ieth fa.
On Welrrs3at fevu,ar -rt f-s.
met hr -nl.hsrrr' ~
game = basketball t.t, lgt r
was e challenge or 'tr nrr
moros sr,i 'he .ard tor iri
'hr matter II f,e rr-ifn-r
spirit Ua- shrwr u. U.tt ul,
play and goej .I/rf roar-t
Tho sr0rc Z 1910 'tre~ fte
uores vap anruguccd = 'tr
rlrsely-con'es'ed Varne ,rd r,'t
lcf' ire Geld chaer,rg f.- t-r
lno-r1p FIR The gn-1o ,r~s re
-cphruore~ apfarr fr'e
jumping ceufro Nahr' -rff'
Ruth Wche forwards fer.-
Helen short guards ldrr
Blanche Dorrickarr
Ffrshnen tftt.-
jumping or-.-e Ir.n Eierl
Nalorie Burr. 'r-,arfs N.'r
lev Jucilc Prff tsre yf-v
Iackaln Hazcl N-
liockny p-.~' y. -,, .esrt.er -s,rrs
tween 'ha dDrnf's- srr .rr
swing Warner HpI- -rd aaev er.
inE -eries n .n'prr-'itg taarraN -ar
Ann Van ~rr' na- lerr Hf -er
leader ~ anckey ,rd lie-gere'
unior leader he over t@.f. 'f.
sport r correcf IN u.ft tret~ -rgli4r
work md their potrf- p.' te -aHrl'aH
Nee Watson wh0 bend f'a-
ment physical afurafinn
RYn rpnss wopE
On Thursday morning ardelis ALL
Iiams president ~ the ~ ID Hr
Cross auYiiarv conducted re-v rfsr
estlng meeting during ths rnaV~i rs-rlcsi
A. this meeting sho gave p hris@ hlstaFt g
Continued - uAze IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
HALLOWEEN FRoLIc.
To be Held by High school AmmnA. a.
%eport Fgiday Night.

on FRIDAY eyeulng ~ thls z~@r fh~
Wilmington High school Alumns~ Aos-
ciation viii nave ! Hallowe en pautv a.
%ewpnrr. TINS : the hrst serial AFFAIR -
be- gwen bv me assoriatl0n ftis season
Effort : heing Fnahe - Iring y ~ fne
noure ! ail Old grads ana 0l ~ fhr
newer grads CommunIcauons rhr
form oi h-lrf postcard were sent rs fnt
members ali over +nr r.tt 40 tnuse pbr
antlcinared attendancr wi ndir
form one M fne comm 'ee when
cludes Florence RlminEer .hraDr'
SCENES. Avl- Bl~nop Pauline i-neunat
Marv Dorsel l1reurr 8racNen fuH
Florence I.earv
An evening lf zeal .id-lash one. in
i promised The eomMIfrr "a .rsii
busy for -7- na-t wees - more arr-nzlI.L
"details and game. .0r .he evening"
A. stated ia he postcards --nf
fhuee who are gong - 1r lal''
meet the p ,ar at Fourth tna Nis,r.
streets On FRIDAY VI rms week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
WOMAN'S CAMPAIGN.
Mrs. +. II. Stirlith Making Effort to Secure
Election 10 Assembly.

Mrs. Elizabeth B Stlrlth. who is =
canelidate IN the Second Rerey,rtative
district, il circularizlng the entire distrIct
with reference to the initiative and
referendum, commission form of govern
rnert and city manager plan for Viii
mlngfon.
Mrs Stirlith favors proportional repre-
sentation for Wilmington IN the General
Assembly.
beginning this evening a series Of street
rncetlf ~ will be held by Mrs StirlIth,
commencing at Eleventh and Kirkwood
AT 30 at Vandever ayenlie and Church
at :. and Al Nandever avenue and Market
Al $40
The speakers will be Mrs Florence f.
Hllle~, Mrs Victor du Pont, Sr., Mrs.
\. J. McC,,e and Mrs. Catherine Bavlis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
GRADUATE NURSES AT
RED CROSS MEETING

All members of the Delaware State
Association of Graduate Nurses are cor
daily invited 10 attend the annual meet
ing of the Delaware State Chapter A r. {
Du Barry Room, Hotel du Pont, Friday
October %, p. M. Or Livingston Far
rand. Chairman, National Red Cross.
will address the meeting Mrs. Joseph
Bancroft, chairman, Committee IN Nurs-
mo Activities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
To Free Your Arms
of Hair or Fuzz
(B0udOir Secrets) J

small package of delatone, for with it hair
or fuzz can be quickly banished from the
skin. To remove hairs you merely mix into
paste enough Of the powder and water TO
cover the objectionable hairs This
should be left on the skin about
? minutes, when rubbed off and the skin
washed, when it will be found free from
hair or blemsh. BE sure you get gen
ulne delatone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
PARTY At SUNSHINE HALL

Tomorrow evening at Sunshine Hall !,
l4Oa Delaware avenue, Silence Party
will be held nv the Delaware DIVISION OF
the l. s = Masks and costumes will be
IN order for the gathering, which will be
preceded by business meeting and pro-
gram. Members are privileged 10 invite
their relatives and friends.
Corcopsls Branch will meet at Sunshine
Hall at \ y. m. on November l.
Alert Branch will meet at the hall at
2.3O y. m. on November !
The New Era Branch will meet Novem-
her = at 2 80 H. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
MEETING OF RED CROSS.

Friday afternoon, in the du Barry room
of the Hotel du Pont, the annual meeting
OF Delaware Chapter, American National
Red Cross, will be held nj clock Dr
Farrand, president of the National Red
Cross, will be the speaker Of the meeting
10 which all members are urged to attend
rs well rs holders Of service badges Of the
Red Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
CAL MEETING VERY SUCCESSFUL

The meeting Of the children of the
American Revolution on Saturday after
noon at the New Century club was great
success. A number Of boys and girls were
present and under the able leadership of
Mrs. John Kerr of the D. A. r. an inter
esting winter Of programs is in preparation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
DANCE BY EASTERN STAR.

On Friday evening at the Now Century
Club. St John :. Chapter. No 4 Order
Of the Eastern Star, will give q masque
Iiallowe EN- dance Dancing Will begin II
9 O clock, and number Of feature darces
will lend zcst to the evening pleasure.
The Original six Orchestra will furnish
the music for the evening Mrs Frederick
SNYDER Is chairman of the occasion. and
tickets NAV he obtained from any member
Of the chapter, OF they may bc purchased
a. Z he door
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
BELLEFONTE CIVIC CLUB.

The Bellcfontc Gives Club viii hold
Hallowe en- party on Friday evening at
the home OF Mrs. Edward Curren All Of
the Bellefonte community Is cordially in
vited to attend The club uimmage sale
will be held November /, AT 135 Iatnall
street Mrs George Hates Is chairman
and will toe glad TO call for contributions
If notified by phone, Holly Oak 26jW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

enjoyed much popularity during her
young ladyhood. She is n graduate OF
Wilmington High School, also the Train
ing School for Teachers.
Theyoung couple will reside at the Kane
apartments, following their return from n
wedding trip.
Miss Eleanor Barry has returned from
n weekend visit to Knoxville, Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
w. F. VI. s. of Union { hurch.

The Womans Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Union Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold its regular meeting on
tomorrow afternoon at go O'Clock. at
the home of Mrs Mary Brinck. Thirty
fifth and Tatnal streets The officers
urge all members 10 attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
DONATION DAY FOR
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL

Tomorrow will be donation day for the
Homeopathic Hospital, and contrlbu-
tions of money, dry goods and provisions
will be received and friends ot the hos
pital welcomed by the following COM
mittee: Mrs r. b. Rayner, chairman
Mrs. Martha II Grubb, Mrs. Samuel n
Trump, Mrs Charles W Pusey, Mrs.
Peter ] Ford. Mrs. Scverson b. Cooling.
Mrs. J. Monteith Jackson, Mrs John Vi
MepJIphail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Home Wedding.

Tomorrow evening al the home of Mr..
and Mrs Cecil Morris, 81 South HaI-
rlson street, their daughter, Miss G..
Edith Morris and Edwin ". Pyle will be
married. Rev. Edward ii Collins pastor
Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
viii rerform the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Enhancement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs John T Boys Of Richard
son Park announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miriam f., 10 Cyrus T..
Rittenhouse OF State road. The marriage
will take place in the near future
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
To Hold Rummage Sale.

The Ladies Aid Of the First Methodist
Protestant Church viii hold a rummage
sale at TIA Tatnall street today and to-
morrow. All kinds Of donations solicited
and will be called for on notification of
Mrs d 4 Hay. phone 5647
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Grace Church Guild.

The Ladies Guild Of Grace Church.
Tallevv He, will give supper tonight a
Grange Hall The next meeting OF the
Guild will be held in November at the
home of Mrs Mary c. Luff.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
tn Give q Dance.

The Women's Loyal Moose Circle No
/, will give a masquerade party and dance
on Thursday evening In the De ra House
Building
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

Eizabethan Boston style baked beans,
20 cents a pound Good things ready to
serve in our dencatessen department,
Turner d Steiie, Eighth and Tatnall
streets-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Grace Sewing Society Dinner.

The annual dinner Of Grace Church
Sewing Society viii be held on December
8 this year, instead of November Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Elsmere Civic Club.

This evening at S o clock in the Pres
byterian Church at Elsmere, the Elsmere
Civic Club will hold a meeting TO which
the husbands Of the members are in
r,i4nL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
Naaman's on Delaware.

Until November LIST, the Tea House
serves hot luncheous. afternoon teas and
chicken dinners Telephone Holly Oak
197W ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
JUNIOR Class YEAR aooK.

The Junior class has started in good tame
10 work on their wear book. Various meet
ings Of the staff have been held and many
inte resting tentative plans nave been
made On Tuesday Of last week. DR.. r. "
X Foster the faculty advisor of this enter
prise met With the staff members. and
although the results Of the meeting cannot
be made public, the college Is looking Tor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27
College Girls Enjoying
the Great Outdoors

spocialcorrespondon &c Of Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-27

Rich MfIf. Matted Grain Extract In Powder
No Cooking~Nouyishingv gvOissshble
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
A CHRISTIAN PEOPLE

We Americans advertise ourselves as a Chris
tan people. Probably we are cataloged as
such. But are we? It's a pertinent question.
Almost daily there occurrences which seem
TO make tho answer easy
The town of New Castle. Pa. which sat in
Judgment on a momentary indiscrotlon OF one
or It's citizens has relented II wishes that Il
had not usurped the divine prerogative. But
tho damage is done. A woman is an outcast.
Made So too, by the hypocritical Puritanism Of
those guilty Of greater crimes than their victim
ever committed.
The woman. an ordinary citizen OF the aver
age sort, made the single misstep OF accepting
an automobile ride with another man. There
we're two men in the party and another woman.
During tho ride an alteration arose between
the men and one OF them was killed. Thus the
white light OF publicity was thrown on an incl
dent almost commonplace because of the fire.
duency of Its occurrence.
But Mrs Mcintyre was in tho mesh OF cir
cumstances. Her own husband was at home
Appearances were against her. So the moral
sense OF the community was outraged--not that
she had sinned, but that she had been found
out.
The ministers from their pulpits preached
against her. Her landlord drove her from his
premises She was "A pariah. Her husband
knowing all, remained true. Jesus in similar
circumstances, withheld judgment. let those
who are without sin among you cast the first
stone" he said. And no stones were cast.
But the representatives, OF the great idea that
Jesus stood for did not hesitate to cast many
stones--the SNUG, bigoted hypocrites After
the woman's reputation and very life was ruined
1t developed that her only indiscreton was in
accepting tho motor ride at the hands OF
married man and In company with another
man and woman,
So New Castle ropented The preachers, we
have no doubt. also repcnted. But so far as
we have been able TO discover there was not the
slightest element OF Christianity in the affair
from first TO last. SO we pass on the question:
Are we a Christian people?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
COD BLESS THE DEAR WOMEN,

We love them, hut how they do try our pa
ticnco at tmcsl
Miss Paul, one Of our very best little agita-
tors and militant suffragets wants the women
TO declare their independence from several
things Now that woman has won the ballot
t Ie Miss Pauls idea that she should also got
rid OF hcr sex in some way.
We think Miss Paul must have a grievance
against Deity FOR implanting In the female
breast emotions in harmony with Dotya pur-
pose IN creating her. We can make little else
out Of her plant.
At any rate. the good woman warts mon 20
stop showing their respect and Difference for
tho mothers OF their kind. 1T is degrading 10
woman" shreks the suffrage leader. OF
course How silly Of men that they had not
thought Of that before,
We trust that hereafter no considcrate gentle.
man will show women any especial respect II
sitting when ladies enter the room. continue
10 sit II chewing. continue to chew; and spit
right across their lap--if the cuspidor happens
to be In that general direction.
Call en- sister" too, or ''BilI' or "old sun
of-a-gun"--or whatever sllutatlon you have for
your forked male friend. hand Il right on to the
women.
Miss Paul also wants woman TO retain her
name when she marries. And she don't want
any wedding rings, eithor. And II there's any
children, though children are probably not In
The calculations OF such an advanced and wise
innivdual ns Miss Paul; but II there are any
she no doubt viii insist that half OF them bear
the name of their father and the other half
the name of their mother.
It's a perfectly lovely state of affairs Miss
4 Paul Graves. But cannot avoid the convic-
tion that tho place she belongs IL Russia She
should be perfectly happy with Comrade Lenine
and Comrade Trotsky. She wants women 20 be
treated rough. The Russian comrades know
how to do just that.
We once knew man who had a way with
women. After having annoyed three or four
wives to death he secured another One day
after administering a dose OF real rough treat
ment, he Dragged OF his secret "The only way
to make woman love and respect you is to
beat her at least once a week." he detained
And she did '1ove BILLIE with all her heart for
ho masterful."
That Is evidently the Kind Of man Miss Paul
deserves whether she gets him or not II God
created the militant suffraget and rex conscious
female for the purpose OF making us regret the
enactment of tho nineteenth amendment, he is
by way OF being successful!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-23
A PECULIAR FINANCIAL TRANSACTION

The United States government Is reported TO
have purchased some two billion dollars worth
of Liberty bonds at the prevailing discount
That Is to say. the government has shaved it's
own paper all the way from 12 to 15 per cent
Administration apologizers and eulogizers can
boast OF that incident all they want to- 1t is
profound conviction that it is a transac-
ton so questionable as to bring the blush OF
shame to the face of those who believe in the
United States government and who have found
great pleasure in holding it UP the most
perfect government on earth.
We all know what becomes OF mans credit
when he discounts his own obligations. We all
know what is generally said OF stock move
monts which enable the controlling power TO
buy at greatly reduced prices the stock 1t foated
then pounded down so that it could enrich
itself at the expense OF those who in good faith
purchased the securities.
The government is guilty Of both practices
in this matter. It sold its obligations to its
citizens under what amounted in many cases
to duress. 1t was not altogether case OF
voluntary purchase. Men and women were
forced to purchase far beyond their means and
the Just requirements of the government.
These creditors of the government were as
sured that they were buying glt-edged securi-
ties that would not drop below par. They were
told their purchases would always be convertible
at cost. 1t was bad enough that the money
secured should have been wasted In an orgy
OF unbridled and riotous fortunes, that It should
have been made the foundation OF scores Of
private fortunes.
That bad enough. But the worst was
yet to come.
After praetieing a policy that deprecated the