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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
LAST Op HoRTc.Ns
Fdura,o-- csv Private Showing - Voted
Picture ~ Queen Thss're.

TtfTuff ~ NfN'FN
Attended, ~ prorninent educsfors anf
n~rnbe-v ~ 'he school fa~ril'ies n Nt'-
rnin1tor and virinify 4 private showing
was given Msurice T0rrnsTTr's H'ov7rg-
ric.,,re nrrduc-iOn The Iss- - 'nr
Nohjean. A. he Queen Theatre th7
morning. The flnn = sdspte1 frrrn ~
farnos,s novel % Jarn~- Penirn0-s Coore-
bv ,he same name and deals w1fh ~
earlv hr~tnrv ~ ths srctinn - the nltr'1
State y NIL - shown ~ 70 Qu-~-
Theatre during Tho prek - De~~-rbs- ID
n ..
DR. John skiiton, h.sd rszy.>- - -
Tore~ Hill school and u-hs- p---rirrr'
educators who ATTENDED the s10-r-z, r.
pressed hearty approval n he fin snd
declared Attendance % school chIlcr-- VI
oe encouraged
The story of The vri-. .--.is-r' s-r1u:.-
with The Indians s highly sp>--Arrriar arc
thrilling. while the scsnc- .a<e, n f.lio--
ztone National PARK poS.--s rsrnakanie
beauty Against the cliffs ana fAillnE
water u Yellowstone, ne auoe Ann
cleaning savazrr struxzr - accnrr-tfsh
their ends. III. love story nerT-~n 'cr-
and Uncas ends N trazedy, nut . = sn
ending Of sadness, and has been oAiied
logcal ending.
The part of Uncas = played ~ Ah~-f
Roscoe. and II has Seen callrn crr~i<n
work especially II this p-o-tuctlon wnrr
( i Is In conjunction WITH that ~ Bsrn-rs
Bedford. "a Cora Muurp. ana q WallAr-
B.erv. As Maxls. g rLiain n unearThlv
horror
The manaserent u the @ue-n c-cisrs'i
thl- morning that 6nAnclAl requr-rnsnt-
eause them 20 show ne Kind q r,ctsrrs
he public want ana I'm
n he Mohlcans e Appreciated, her
no reason why more q ne llnd WI no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
BEACON CLUB ACTIVITIES.

The next business snd socia '
of the BEACON College Club Is fo p, 1e
On Wednesday evening in thc roonls .i
school The entertainment coumittN
arranged pleasing program. "h.cN
include Christmas parry, oNN
play, entitled, his OAu NN'''N
And dancing The committee ,o..''
81 Miss Evelyn Seller, Chairman NA'
Cook and Jasper storey.
ON the same evening, oihcvrs '
ensuing year are g. he clectcd M
nominating committee preparing re .A
81 candidates consists q " y 'eh
chairman. T. MAY Eisenhart AM NA''''.
landing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
PENRoSE FOR BONUS BILL.
Senator Says Congress Will Settle Matter
Before Next Spring.

Atlantic City N j., Dec. 1l.-Senator
Boies Penrose, who is here for rest, favors
a bonus for soldiers.
Il firmly believe our soldiers should
have bonus for their services IN the late
war" the Senator declared Il am sure
suitable provision will be made. Although
the matter has not been fully thrreshed
out, definite steps are now being taken TO
present it before the next Congress. ! ex-
pect 10 go to Washington shortly, and We
will begin to hold hearings upon the ques-
ton. :,
''The exact character OF the bonus Will
have to be carefully worked out, but am
sure the matter Will be settled beIote
spring"
The Senator expressed himself as deeply
Interested in the proposal to increase the
tax on small incomes, but declined com
ment ON the move for strict Sabbath OBJ
seryance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
IMMIGRATION BILL
WILL PASS TODAY
House Amends Measure to MAKE
Bar One Year Instead
of Two.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

ey Associated Fress 10 Every hNen"s'
Washington. Dec. 1l.-House members
orpo.ing the Johnson bill prohibiting I'M
n,icration 10 the United States Tor one
wear today agreed with those supporting
,he measure to secure vote before adj
;ournnent. Both factions conceded pas
cage of the bill but representatives Slegel
Republican. New York, and Sabbath,
Democrat. Illinois. predicted this would
mean only sending it to the Senate for
burial
Washington. Dec I0.-Amendment
90 the Johnson bill to reduce the two-year
-rohibition against immigration TO the
United States 10 fourteen months and
charges that foreign governments are
.,6nanring the movement of radicals 10
the United States marked yesterday S
debate in the House on immigration legis-
lation.
Adoption by vote of 81 to 25 of the
amendment offered by Representative
Mann. Republican, of Illinois, to reduce
the embargo period was surprise TO
advocates Of thelegislation and constituted
he first victory for Representatives
SiegaI Republican, New York, and
SABBATH, Democrat, Illinois, leaders o, OF
,be opposition. Proponents of the bill
hnuever we're not dismayed and said they
were confident Of favorable disposition
of the measure before adjournment TO-
morrow. :, :,
The Mann amendment actually llmit'
the restriction period to one year, reducing
BY one-half the period originally proposed
A amended the bill cannot be enforced 10
two months after passage and can he ap
piled only fourteen months from th'
date Of passage.
Another amendment offered by Rep
re,entative Mann exempting the Philip
pine Islands from application OF the mea
rure WAS adopted by viva voce vote
The Illinois members, IN offering IN
amendment. said the Philippines mlgn
soon obtain their independence and furth
- legislation by this government was nc
denrable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
POET DISCOVERS PLOT.
D'Annunxio Clslms There Was Plan
70 Get His Warships.

BY Associated Press 70 Every EFenlne
Fiume, Dec. II.-Co5ncident with the
arrival here of the destroyer Espero,
which deserted the italian blockading
squadron and joined :the d'Annunzian
forces Thursday. d'Asnun,io claims a
plan for forcing his wasrships out Of the
harbor of Fiume fell iTfto his hands. II
included. d'Annunzio Claimed, orders to
the commanders Of the Esola feet, outlined
their positions in the movement and d.
vulged that d'AnnunEo's dreadnaught
Dante Alighieri and two destroyers were
unable 10 leave Fiurns under their own
steam because they lacked sufficient
crews
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
PArRIARCRS MILITANT
ELECT OFtiOhk>

Canton Delaware, No Hstr .t-
Militant. I. q O 2 held i's AnnuN
ton of officers IN the odd Fellows N
inS on WEDNESDAY evening
The officers elected for lq2 ~
IAN Willard r. foreman luu
Ernest =. Jackson, cnSign, kCgua
way. clerk. Leslie Il. McNem"
countant. Jacob r snyder and
Jethro Thompson
The installation Nil taAt n.a
fourth Wednesday evening 'si
The annual inspection of CsDte'
Ware vii take plsoc On NeduosiN,
,ng. Deoemher 22, when the is'
officer viii be present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
SOCIALIST MEETING
BROKEN UP IN JAPAN
Bv Associated Press TO Every Evening.

Nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Toxic. Dec. IO.-The first attempt to
hold a mass meeting of socialists repre-
senting all parts of Japan broken up by
the police today Five hundred persons
were present at the meeting but Of these
about half were plain clothes policemen:
In addition there we're two hundred
policemen IN uniform.
When the first speaker commenced
his address an officer ordered the crowd
to disperse and it obeyed, the Socialists
singing revolutionary songs Ten OF them
we're arrested and thirty were detained
nroyisionallv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
NoT TAXABLE.
Contributors Made 20 Delaware SAFETY
Council

The Conugs4lOner 0i Internal kevenus
through Paul Myers. TcTIny Commr
siouer. has made al mportars rnlins a.
interest 20 The members oi fhe DeiaNafr
safety Council and others ountrioutinA
20 the support of the safety movement
= ls that since the organization. that r.
me Delaware Safety Council. : eSciusiF'
" educational and exempt under The prS
visions 81 the Revenue Act 20 1915 iruri
taxation under ths ncC me AK avs,
follow. that contributions ~ individuals fn
,he support of the Delaware ~aici
Council are deductsble from her uu,
income 20 the extent provided m sui
DIVISION III Section 2l4. oi The Act
From this ruling, t VII appear that
government takes the position hat e."
,ributors 20 me safety movement are Nt
forming an set Of charity ol phllanthro0
Of public service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
CONDITIONS OF BANKS.

BY Associated Pre- 10 Every Evening
New York, Dec 1.-THE actual con
dition Of Clearing House banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold S11, ,247, $40 reserve in excess Of
legal requirements. This is a decrease OF
$40 1888 100 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
REALTY AT AUCTION

Harry Emmons, trustee Of Ann New
lin, deceased, today sold the dwelling
los East Fifth street to John J. Monaghan
for 81 $50
For the purpose of making title, sheriff
Joshua z. Grassland sold the dwelling
1912 West Eighth street, property Of
Lizzie S. Vary and Charles II. Vary, and
the dwelling 1909 West Seventh street,
property OF Harry II. Prettyman and
Ethel c. Prettyman, to Horace G. East
burn for 81 900 and 5000, respectively.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
NOT A DEMOCRAT IN
MICHIGAN LEGISLATU RE
ssociated Press ID EYery EYeninq

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Lansing, Mich, Dec f1-Nichigan's
all-Republican State Legislature viii con
vene January s. The session will be the
f,rst one in recent years IN which the
Democratic party is not represented. Two
Democrats were members of the last
legislature but neither Of them made
the run this year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
HOUSE LIMITS ITSELF TO
THREE-DAY HOLIDAY RECESS
t, ssc.c,a,ed Press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Dec. 1.-THE House
voted unanimously today to ctrtail It's
Christmas recess in order TO take up the
annual appropriation bills without delay
On motion Of Representative Mondell,
he Republican leader, the House agreed
10 adjourn on THURSDAY, December %,
and reassemble the following Monday
instead Of adjourning for two weeks Is
haretofore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Wickvira- Worth Case Extension.

An extension 10 February of the time
for fling application for new trial on ex-
ceptions made BY counsel for Worth Steel
Co. against whom verdict for damages
in favor Of Wickwire Spencer Steel Co.
was recently awarded BY Jury was
granted by Federal Judge Hugh Nj Morris
this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
SUGARMAN LOCKED UP.
He 1. x4s In Arrears In His Support Pay
ments.

Morris Sugarnan, brought into the
Municipal Court this morning on a charge
of being s4s in arrears IN payments 20 his
wife for support, was ordered locked up
by Deputy Judge Finger until ne raises
the money. Sugarman claimed ne Is IN
able TO find work. The man also said hs
had been i'll. To the application q a
bondsrnan 20 withdraw from Sugarman
bond the Judge ruled that bondsmen ar ,
responsible until such date as stipulated.
fhe case Of Frank Busnlskl, charged
with non-support. was continued for one
week. with the warning that he would
have one more chance before being sent
10 the workhouse. Buzz nski IS sl44 IN
arrears on payments OF 8 reduced order
Of s per week to his wife
Arthur Wood. colored, was ordered 10
nav hi. wife s. a week. as a result Of her
charge Of non-support
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
HiVALE TO LECTURE.

4 lecture viii be given in the High
School Auditorium at 4 O'Clock on Mon
day by Bhasksr Pandurang hivaie,
Harvard graduate, Of East Indian 'Tth,
on educational situatlonln that country.
The lecture is one OF the courses ar
rangad III, the Primary Teachers AsSo-
c,atfon of which Clara Mendenhal is
president
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Receiving Congratulations.

Cards have been received by friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Hygate Of
1911 West Seventh street, announcing the
birth of a daughter on Saturday last
The little one has been named Anita
Louise. Mrs. Hygate will be remembered
aa Anita Louise Galloway before her mar
riage, Mr. Hygate IS employed by the
du Pont Co, in the Philadelphia offices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
NEGROES GAIN ABOVE LINE"
Cities North of Mason-Dixon Sweiied by
Colored Increases.

Washington, Dec ID The Negro pop
ulation Of Atlantic City, n. j., is l0,94s,
an increase Of !, ,114 or IL 3 per cent, the
Census Bureau announced yesterday
The white population is 39,6ss, an IN
crease of 3, ,457 or 9.5 per cent.
The Negro population of Bridgeport,
Conn, is 2,256 an increase of 924, or
69.4 per cent. The white population Is
given as 14I 1876. an increase of 40, ,545 or
4O.3 per cent. The Negro population Of
Wichita, Kan, during the decade has
increased ,Os6 or 44.2 per cent, the total
being 3,543,
The Negro population of Kansas City
Kan. increased 5,Il9, or 55.5 per cent, in
the past ten years, and now is IA, 4O5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
RAW SUGAR MARKET
CONTINUES TO DECLINE
:, Associated Press to Every Evening

81 Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Dec. 1.-THE raw sugar
market continued TO decline today with
holders disposed to hquidate even at the
expense Of prices. While there were no
sales below the four cents pound level,
Cubas. they were offered at 3 rs cents
pound this morning, without being taken,
which is the lowest level touched so far
this wear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
AUTO SHOW MARCH /.
1t Will be Held in the Auditorium
the First Five Secular Days
of the Week.

At q special meeting of the Automobile
Trade Association, held ut the office OF
the T. B Norman Co, TT Shipley' street
last night. the auditorium was decided
upon as the place for tho 1921 automobile.
show and the first FIVE days in March as
the date.
This takes in Monday 10 Friday, tho
hall being vacated for usc for its regular
purposes on Saturday.
The appointment of the various com
mittecs was placed in the hands of Presi~
dent Norman, who will announce them
later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
MORE THAN A MILLION A DAY.
Paid Out Every Calendar Day by Life
Insurance Co.'S of L. 5.

New York, Dec. IO.-More than 81 900,
600 was paid out or every calendar day
in 1919 by the insurance companies of
the United States, William j. 1ully,
general solicitor of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, today told the
fourteenth annual convention OF the as
sociation of life insurance Presidents
The total amount claimed last year
he said. was s4OO. $40, GIG. 35 and the total
amount paid 1891 .9l7. .S75.I7. The total
amount 10 be paid this year, be added,
would be much less, because normal health
conditions have returned throughout the
country.
''Claims resulting from the World War
have practically ceased" he added.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Sunerintendents' SuppeI

SUNDAY School superintendenis 'h.-
includes department heads VII ~ gug~. y
az 4 supper at Harrison otrcct Nhafrh h
4 O'clock next Tuesday cvcnu.a ltN
ladies Of the church viii be he hosts hcn
viii be addersses by MAJOR q. n Nes'oe.
n New Work and Rev Charlcs Raj, IN
II. of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
FRANCE GETS S45. 900 TONS
AMERICAN COAL IN NOVEMBER

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Paris. Dec. 1.-THE arrival Of Ameri-
can coal IN France during November
totalled $4,000 tons, according to figures
,vailable today OF English coal the arrivals
peye $4,000 tons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
sHRINERs TO SAVANNAH IN 1921.

Los Angeles Cal, Dec. il.-Imperiai
Potentate Ellis l.. Garretson, of the
Order of the Mystic Shrine, yesterday an
nounced that the annual convention of the
shriners will be held at Savannah, Ga,
next year, instead of Atlantic City. as
previously intended. The convention date
will be changed from June to May.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
no REDUCTION IN
WAGES OF EMPLOYEES
~ Assocst~d Press 70 Every Evening

By Assocat>d Press 20 Every bNtflng
Salem, Mass, Dec. 1.-THE 100 op-
.,.-ive< Of the Naumkeag Steam Cotton
f-o-nnsnv were notified the directors have
decided 10 continue operating the mills
x1,h no immediate reduction in the rate OF
wages and no curtailment Of product OF OF
working hours
The official statement SAID tie company
planned m continue lts present policy OF
full time operation with a maximum out
mt as long as possible, as i vas figured
'ha, blg production reduced the cost per
ward Of cloth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
FISK RUBBER COMPANY
PASSES QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Aa.ncia1ed Press to Ererv FYening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York, Dec 1.-THE Fisk Rubber
Co, with plants in Chicopee, Mass, TO-
day passed its quarterly dividend Of 75
cents share on common stock. The di-
rectors announced that although the
dividend had been more than earned they
had decided general trade and credit con
ditions rendered advisable conservation
Of cash resources.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
SHIPPING BOARD SUSPENDS
PREFERENTIAL RAIL RATE

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Dec 10.-Operation of
the provision in the Merchant Marine
act allowing preferential rail rate on goods
destined for export in American ships was
indefinitely suspended today by th
ming board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
CONGRESS MAY CUT
IT'S CHRISTMAS RECESS
=, A..cciated Pre,s 70 go Evening.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, Dec. 1l.-Congress, or
AZ least the House, may forego most OF
it's Christmas recess this year so as 70 ex-
p@dite its work Members of the house
steering committee SAID today that It
uns the intention now 70 adjourn Oh
Thursday, December %. and resume
vork the following Monday and 70 ad-
iourn the Thursday before New Years
d. and return the following Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
TWELVE TEAMS IN RUNNING.
I.sss Day OF Six-Day Bike Race Shows
Brocco and Coburn Still Leading

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE last day OF
the six-dAy bicycle race opened with
twelve teams still in the running and with
only ave laps separating the foremost and
I..f contenders at s o'clock the l2Sth
hour, Brocoo and Coburn still led with
a score of 2O23 miles s laps Nanhevei
and vandsnburg, Taylor and Smith, and
Debsetes and Persyn had made 2023
miles, Z lape; four teams were tied at 2tI23
mile. 6 laps: Piani and Leene 2023 miles ,
laps; Spears and Lawrence, and Sutsr and
suter 1923 miles laps; Grimm and Van
livele 2O23 mile. isps.
The record Of l2s hou.s. 2056 miles 4
laps. was made by Cameron and Kaiser IN
lO14
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Wilmington Bank Clearings.

The Wilmington bank clearings for the
present week totaled 2,6S2, ,98505, as
compared with 81, l62, ,25662 for the cor
responding week of last year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Victory for Union Team.

The Union Church A. 4. basketball
team handed the fast going Nelghborhood
team a 34-19 defeat last evening on the
Neighborhood floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Wall Man Of Delaware. so Cents.

A limited number Of the Rand-McNaliy
Maps Of Delaware are on sale at Every
Evening business office, so cents 10 cents
extra for postage to any addr Gas ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Barnhart Chorus Play.

Tickets for the Barnhart Chorus
knights of Pythias play at the New Cen
t,iry Club tonight can be obtained at
The door tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
OBITUARY.
Ans LOUISA FOSTER

MRS. LOUISA FOSTER
Mrs. Louisa NJ Foster, wife 81 Iharles
4. Foster, died yesterday at her home,
Barley Nill Lane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
Arrested Cor Begging.

ldWard j. Paul, charged with .rsgl 4.
49, arrestpl ~ seventh and scott .fu.cf,
IRIS morning by Patrohnan Cussgrose
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-11
issuing Motor Licenses.

The local magistrates are busy ISSUING
automobile licenses for 1921.
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This, That and the Other Thing
Fl. g.. e.

which distribute booklets sf She vii
lage in which are disaEabeA 10 the
most minute detail all the seHTble
ailments mankind is subject 10. This
really should be prohibited, Tor many
a woman after reading tisis Booklet
will worry herself really I'll over
some tiny pain, real Or fancled,
which feels as if it were going to he
a hideous cancer because tn? look
described that exact feeling as the,
way cancer first made Itself known.
Recently one poor lady. whose
health was not so bad, but whose
mental state was in continual tur-
MOL over some fancied disease, read
in a newspaper that yeast was a.
very good remedy for the particular
ailment from which she was suffer
ing at that time. She took a small
dose of yeast that night, but since
she felt about as usual the next day
she concluded she had no taken
enough and that night she took
full cake, perhaps two OF 1hree-we
have forgotten the exact details. At
any rate, the yeast combined very
satisfactory with the juices and
secretions of the stomach and the
poor lady became so full Of air she
nearly floated out of the bedroom
window. A physician was called end
for several hours her condition was
precarious. She recovered, however,
and it is hoped learned no. 20 believe
herself the victim of every ailmcnt
she read about or to be c-edv4ous as
to adopt every remedy wsish came
her way.
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From The Sunday estate" Janu-
ary 18: ... e.. q.
The musical comedy" Million Dol
lar doll in Paris" drew a fair sized
audience to the Liberty theatre last
night. Tuneful melodies, clever dane
ing and excellent comedy work gives
the show a good position in the world
of pleasure. Harold Orr as Jasper
Jackson, who has troubles of his
own," leads the troupe in his fun
making. His black-face work is above
the average and he affords a laugh
at every turn. Miller and VOCAL
executed some clever dancing and
were generously applauded. Gertrude
Grey as the Million Dollor Doll''
and Winnie Archer as the fascinating
vampire pleased the audience in
their respective parts. The stage set
tings were elaborate and the cos
tunes were fresh and attractive.
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In Lieu of "Peruny.'

A very ridiculous incident came to
our attention recently and it is re-
produced here in the hope that some
one may benefit by it. 1t is known
fact that our mental state governs
to large extent our physical state,
and many pepole are prone to
imagine they have ills which do not
exist and their sufferings is just as
great as though they had these fan
cied ills in their worst form. There
are certain patent medicine concerns