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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
STERN MEASURES
TO STOP PARKING
CARS ON ROADS
Summary Action Where Improper
Motive is Suspected OF Being
Cause.
THE PATROL is ENLARGtD

Warning signs having so tar lalled 10
heye tho desired result, the authorizes
have decided upon n stcrnef course IN t"c
effort to break up the practice oi pa'h'nt :.
automobiles IN the rural sectons oi New
Castle county for improper purposes. ~
rrentest ANNOYANCE, Judging from com
plnints that have reached the Levy tourt'
seems Ia Le IN Brnndvwlnc hundred par
ticulsrly on the Wcldln road
Somc resldcnts of Rrandvwine hundred
say aorne of the incidents complained ol
hnvc occurred aa late as 3 q clock IN the
morning. when screams have been heatu
coming from cnrs parked along the tlad,
Subsequent Investigations have rnVeai
cd evidences oi hghts, which eVidehuN
were participated IN by men mud women.
Some of the complainants qay thoir resi- y
interfercd with night after night ~ 'h'
screams loud talking and vile Language
that come from somc at the cars
Then there ia another danger N parking
cars along the unlghted roads ut night
Thcv form nhstr,ictlnne for vehicles on me
roads on legitimate buelncss
Tho matter was recently taken w
with Isaac g.. Elliott. president 81 TIC
Ieyv Court. who had the rnads posted
giving warning aga,nat the practice com
nla,nnd ~ and who employed an oitcer e
natrol the roads Aai TO defy the author.
tics. some az thcec signs hnvo boon torn
down ~ mutiatcd and the ahoninaelI' i
practice has apparently been tnahat"d
thc only effect. seemingly, being that the
offenders have managed 81 keep ont ot the
way uf the nihCer
Consequently. second officer hos hoo'
appointed and the roads aro 70 h' pa
trnllcd every night next woek. Al least y
| late as 10 o'clock Alrcadv the work 2
taking tho license numbers u the oii"nd
| INC cars has lcen started and the numher
arr being listed II Il rroposed htat =
/ communicate with the owners "i ~
| cars aud give warning in that manner, an
on second ofTcner TO take such aumiha''
| action az IL deemed warranted
The warning eignr are 2 leo to he pro
tected. and any person found tearing
ono down or mutlating II. will TO prose
/ c,lted All such offenders are 'lhhle :
| hncs IN addition 70 the rmBavory no'oue
| ~ that i sure to follow their cases gettn
1 into court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
MAN Who STOPPED
HUNS At HEAD OF
u.s.. MARINE CORPS
Daniels Appoints General Le-
leune. Who Broke Germany's
Meuse Argonne Offensive.
Connandant
TO REWARD HEROES FIRST
NJ Associated Press - rvery Evening

Washington. Juno ~ The appoint
ment ~ Nsinr-G General John 4 LeJeune
a. ma Ior-gpnrral cnmmaudans q the
marine corps ta snrferd Malor-t,rneral
C,enrEr Barnett wes announced todns hy
Secretary I1aniria
General tcIeune commanded The ca
nous second sllvlston when 4 hrnkr the
German line IA thr StcnRe- rgonnr Of
fcos5yc and thr secretary sad hl= appoint
mc4,t ta command the Marine arps Has
IA Inc vlth thr pallcv II the depart
ment - reward the officers shn sefvrd
ptfh tlietmttion during the war lie vii
take command of the corps next week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
MRS.|. n. HAMMOND
GIVES DETA A|LS OF
HUSBANDS DEA1H H
Shocking Tragedy at Their Home.
Near FELTON,. Last Wednesday
Morning.
FUNERAL WAS HELD TODAY

arocial Corrcspondenre of FNery Evening
Dover. juno 10 The funeral ot Isaac
\ Hammond takes place this afternoon
Ho was most hrutatly murdered at his
home. near FELTON,. while asleep on We'd
nosday rnorring. hv Clarcncc Rroaderd 2
III, f,r,,, hand Intcrmcnt will hc made
m Rarratts Chapel ccmctcry
Mrs Hammond q trong and apparent
|, he.lthv woman. who has horne M under
the strain of the tragedy with rcmatkahi'
courage, has begun tn show the tciiing
eject o( the or,ical With tho Temodcling
III thc homo on the farm # had hoen
4 ,tnrose,hlc to finish ~ the rooms and con
/ soducntty hut two rooms had hcCp pnrcrCd
/ and na,nted an the second iloor, one helng
l th,, hrd room IN which Mr. and Mrs
/ Hammcnd slept and the adjoining Room
where the Negro hoy Broadcrd sicpt
| Mrs. Hammond stated that Tuesday
night and early "Wednesday morning she
1 had moi slept very soundly and, arohE.
inc shortly after 2 9 clock. got ont 81 hel
tn scc II their ten-yCar-old daughter' WI"
Mas slctnipg on cot lu the same roCm,
was properly covered After coming rom
the daughters bed. Mir Hammond re-
turned IL the bed IN which her husband
Was sleeping he too helng aroused hN NJ
wifcs moving around.
Iho prcsumption IS that All fell into ?
dccp qlccr and knew nothing untit about
/ 1 al uhco. Mrs Hammond states she
/ va aroused in some manner presumably
II, the report of tho gun. and got ont II
he'd She hardly knew ho" ~hc eal'en
to hcr husband who was making EnrE-
ling sound. and thinking ho va haNne
s,r,,a troubIr With hJs throat turned
hIm over and in doing 50. tho slght Which
met her gaze. caused great shock iirV
husband 5 head VAS almost hia"h m
Continued on page ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SAUL SBURY MAY
Be PROPOSED FOR
V|CE-PRES|OENT
Former Delaware Senator Being
Grooned for Second Place on
National Ticket.
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION

poIit,rlopa "a, * Senator WIlafd Sanls-
bury viii hc proposed fof tho Democratic
nomination for Niec- President II The
United States fhey believe John g
GRAY. 4 member If tho Delaware eeip
gp,Ion viii suggest Mr. snulshury q he
Democratic National Convention ~ san
francisco for the high rnaitlan i9ecanse
Mr. Ctav u q fluent speaker thev think
hc will mako fofcelnl speech ~ VI
Saulshur1.z behalf
SiN ycaIs mcluhcrahip N the nited
States Senate, acting ~ freEdonf rrn
tenporc ~ that body. long Hetvlen as
| Delaware member of tho Democratic
| National Committee and close relations
with President Nllaon and Nico President
/ Marshall have given Mr. salisbury great
/ prominence lie a4tumlTd many statrs
/ lor Nir Nllanu during his Presidential
raupaipna President w llaan and Nlre-
President Natahall were guests n Mr
| Saulat,uy home when they visited VII
m,ngtnn
~ senator Salisbury started his after
/ nom with the maj partlun oi the llsia~
vRro delegation fot san Franelsco. leaving
Ilrnad ntfort afntian. Philadelphia at II
q clurk Igeforr lts departure Nfr SRula
bur, aa,d hc Will attrnd Tic Democratic
convention ~ hia capacity ~ National
Committeeman ~ ho sad IS n
Democrat and National Committeeman
FROM Delaware rs my term dasa net *
latc until the els ~ the convention
Nr tray. hc alternate fram rural
New Castle county. who halda tho proSy
~ " tlham Covnc tho Wilmington dele.
gatc. lid not accompany Tho maln dole.
gatlan today When he waa seen hy !
representative of Every Evening hc aaId
that hccauFc 81 press q business hr
would not he able to ret awat from VII
mnpton until next Thursday bnt he wi
hc IN san Francesca for the convention
whleh opens on the 18th
senator Wolcott. wha came up from
Dover. Rcnjamm llazel Of SMYRNA
and * senator tlarlnnd N lcseph a
Midway. three Of the down state dele
gatcs went To- Philadelphia on the Dels
ware railroad tram passing through y Il
mlnqton NJ l0l5 clock William I Il
len of Scaford. the second sttsses dele
gate went through on tie next train
winch left Wilmington a II - ben 4
Ifalcr of Newark. the rufal New eastl'
delegate went to rhladeiphn on 81,
tram leaving Newark III -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
FIND WORLD PERIL
GREATER THAN Il
WAS TWO YEARS AGO
London Papers Declare Menace
Of Turkish Nationalist Equals
Outbreak of NeW War
BRITISH AND FRENCH
PPEMIERS TO CONFFP
nv hsyorlatel Press - ryerv r,-ni1z

Hr hsvfriai iod prcsa tp EVERY FtrHirR
London. june "a A conference he
tween Premier Lloyd Georga t1d Ifrn RI
NIlerend ~ France has been HrnrErf
for This afternoon and tomorrow s' iitffr.
the Watering place 10 Kent nhiri
the scene " the conference trfHr'r fa'
two prime mnsiers 700 MAY r7 th'
German Indemnify terms
The lly'hn meeting is prr'Wrar ri
the conference ~ Roulngus Iwdat
~ which nat nuly Frame ard trsaf Ii-t
nm, Eut l'aIy. Japan. Belgium rd '.rr.r
uill ho reprosnried
Iuudnn ura Uapers ,al'itR st''r'f.r
~ HE sofinue i-air4 affecting ''r rt.rt .f
- tho aIln- vfi R1azia lrir f
many HIugar and IH'ati ruof tr.
afafo q thr world innr, p.'.'a-
Il Was two trars aVu ard
decisions irrr -am ud' dGa
irp
Iho menace eftieT3rtis 'e-- '
II Nuatplia rg.rri. MI ttr ra.. r.' tr
.iow aF rd'srs rrr afir, fla- yer
sifYatisn amounting rdtrT'
e=tirnetre tn tfr ttrr4s
MHs'7rta lrrur l' he cd
Natloraliete rat@ ta 81 .a-. .'rfr
control n tnatnta tiit ttr -f.t
small arra hoht. tar Rr rA
hrrHrfN Ef t@frFl tTfi .fT
ara4rl rme ,-rtrn''r1
m ia- e- uCn -acr ,.an rr
ii erNr- -rI H,
r1+h fhr Bri .hrw
Inrrr src r,arrt t'
.1tf hur,rf .r.rrr ta-h hcrr madr
ter fu IT nrnrf Comment f ti- f- tt
racrutt. .,tvrrt ',- H-fa'r rr
anrr st.rh lat~ oarred '-fof.r-
anatanti-nr'r lrue p ~r~-va -~~
encounters .rtvrcf trl-.sN af'r-t'
and British forces n tar district rrar
arr reported Measures tavr ert f.r9f
f ~ rernove Christians and 'nrr ,Rror dr
Tho British squadron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
IRISH IN PITCHED
ALL MIGHT BAT Tie
At LONDONDERRY
City IN Terror as Armed Unionsts
and NatIonallsts Clash ~ the
Streetq
TROOPS RESTORE QUIET
AFTER THE POLICE FAIL
~ .ssoriatr1 rre4. - rsrrr Fverina

~ Asaoriatrd press - Ftnrv Fge1ina
Londonderry Ireland Iune - This
CITY ets-n' anot her ngh' IF ftrrror lost night
a. a result II vi.lcnt pt7tal and rife fight
,ng between Nationalist and | n'onl=f-
There gve= tva ha1r pitched haf'le II he
Riverside Order was finally restored fr
tho aridlerl
Nanv If The unlomz'a engaged in the
hoafil ticz wrre IL soldiers
Ihr =tnau polto farre in tho clfr .ras
pov-orlesa ~ thr fare If the violence If tne
opposing part iea and ~ military ultimate
IL had ta ~ called ont Iho efforts II the
troops resulted n tho restoration Fl com
Yarativelv tranquil conditions f.v mnd-
night. although firing continued zevorel
hours more
The reports rror vod hy he arfhnrl'le=
during tho morn ng showed fha' aevrral
rnrr had heen woundnd tn thn fighting
During he frae arFnod parties u hoth
factions controlled large areas II various
parts ~ he r,tg hese parties s'opped
all pedestrians whom iacT searched toF
arna
T.ondnndorry ras the scene of violent
rlottng on Nav I5 I uonlsiz and Nation
alists rlashing fer hour= ! policeman 7Ts
killed and many persons Were wounded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PALMER WARNS DEALERS.
Price Fixing Agreements Illegal,
Attorney General Declares in
War on PrChteer1ng.
Rr Assncla.ed Press % Every Evening

Washington. June - Warning that
agreements between manufacturers and
daoIpr4 which prevent the latter from
reducing the selling prices of manu-
featured articles are unlawful was sounded
today bF the Department Of Justice, as
mart If rs campaign 10 lower the cost Of
Irving
Indictments recently were obtained
against the Colgate Company Attorney
General Palmer stated chs ginE crlmin&,-
violations oi the sherman act for pro-
curing agreements wish dealers - ad-
here . dNeti resale prices.
General reduction n prices is expected
hx officials o5 the department rs result
Of the clear definition of the Law. as is
pointed ont that mant merchants have
been unable to cooperate - thc campaign
~ lower living costs hcraase at the fixed
nriees on certain manufactured articles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PRAISES HEALTH CRUSADERS.
President Indorses Work N0w Under
WAY in Nations Schools.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington 1une lQ President Nl.-
son III a letter addressed - fne SIN mil
lion health crusaders Id the ! nited states,
expresses the hope that every hoy and
girl in the country Wlll continue the efforts
toward better health as set forth N the
health crusade now being wased IN the
nations schools.
The letter, made public todaE - ccn-
nection with the presentation Of . health
pageant ~ the school children Of Wash
ington saws
''lt Is deeply gratifying - me, as II
must be to every patriotic citizen, 70 know
that the children of The country are striv-
ing s. earnestly ~ cooperate ~ the
building up Of the health o5 The nation lt
IS my earnest hope that every BOY ana
cirl Will continue the good work lntl The
| 20, 600 600 school children 81 thc United
States are united IA the one great c4Hse
Of better health fer children.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DULUTH MOB AT BAY
State Troops. With Machine Gums
Guard II Negroes Against
Lynching.
II Aasoclated pfesa ~ rvery E.enIng

uv Aaaorta Ell Press "a Every Evening
Duluth. Mimi, June - lne hundred
national giar1smen arrived here to-day
IN reinforce the guard about the county
Iair where fourteen Scgrues are held ~
connection with an attack upon p young
white girl The soldiers are armof with
machine guns sud rifles and have orders =
shoot ~ kill Il neceasary 10 uphold tbr
law
The request for the troops was made
hy sheriff Magic g. Governor Burnpuls'
The sheriff declared be bad information
TINT an organized attack was to be made
On tho county ia in an effort IT, lynch the
Negroes. Last Tuesday night n ruoh of -
oO0 persons wrecked The rity jail and
hanged three Negrore arrested 20 cenucc
tion with the attack ON tho Wlrl
Machine guns were se' ~ q front ~ h'
jail today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SPARE THE FARM WOMEN,
WASHINGTON APPEALS
Department of Agriculture Urges
Modernizing of Homes and
Use of Machinery.
i A..ccl.lcd pras. ln EAerE EAcnlng

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington, June 10 Modernkatton
of farm homes and general use OF labor
saving devices in order to prevent wastage
of woman powe, asc urged IN a report
made public today bv the Department Of
Agriculture. agents OF which recently con
ductcd survey Of farm homes
such waste of woman power. the re
poIt asserts. IS ono ri the greatest men
aces To the rural life OF the nation \
reasonable amount OF planning and we'll
directed investment in modern farm home
equipment IT continues would prevent
large part Of the present Wastage Of
energy on the part OF the nation $ rurat
home makers.
The greatest factor IN bringing this
about would hc the healthy alert and
expert home maker who will see. to II
that part Of the increased income from
the farm goes INTO improvement Of the
home, the report asserted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
COOL SUNDAY PROMISED.
Weather Cloudy But Agreeable
Tuesday Longest Day OF
the Year.

The weather bureau promises hhe'
cool Sunday with n continuation 81 TO-
dav's most agreeable tcmpcrnture There
is an Indication that the skies may hc
oyrrshot with clouds, but there is no ram
in sight and no indications OF return OF
the hot humid conditions of the early part
of the present week 80
The mercury nj noon today recorded ~
degrees. several degrees lower than the
average for this period Of june.
Tuesday next will be the longest day
of the wear. when Mt 12.i0 y. m, the sun
will have reached it's highest point IN the
hcavens The day will he six hours and
two minutes longer than the night o'
Tuesday in latitude 40 degrees north
After The sun has reached IT'S highest
point the length Of the days VIII grad
uaily decrease.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
WARSAW NOT IN DANGER.
SAY NEW YORK POLES

Now York Juno ~ Alarming views
from Berlin concerning conditions on
tho Polish front are not shared hv tho
official Polish bureau az information here
which stated today that 10 diapaf rhes
from Nareaw showed the Polish front was
being etronglv held somo 35'l f. 100 miles
cast of Warsaw
This. II was pointed ont mad - 2
physical imrosaibilitr for Warea" Il ho
threatened aa tho Rorlin reports asserted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
KAISER ESCAPES ASSASSIN
Persistent Reports Declare At
tempt Was Made on Life ot
William
~ Associated prrze ta Eyarr Evening

II esf9F Il - F-FE-~N y F1FE-Tf EF7EF'F4N
Daorn Holland Iane An attempt
against ~ Itlc II former Emperor VIII
lam III ,ormaf,z was made = five p rjork
"Wednesday afternoon according tn prr-
sistcnt rsImora nero
Details af the attack ARE eeiled p
mystery aut 4 Il asserted that William
escaped without injury
4 elllager n first bought a he BEL
g,an hut later identified AZ 2 t,erman s
sa,d ri have entered tho castle by he use
af false permit and hen tried to xii
Count Hohenzolern
81 Poraboom William s private secre-
tarv, sad today however. nat no attack
had been made On hs employer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
NO GENERAL R. R. STRIKE
IN SIGHT, LEADER SAYS
Walkouts IN Several Widely Sepa-
rated Communities Not Re
garded as PortentIous.
4, A.sncIatel preas % - Evenlng

AAA ASSN II tst4 fFfa - = t'sftf - fFsfAtttN
Chicago, June 70 Reports of railroad
men affiliated With the Chicago Yard
men < AssocIatton walking out in severai
WIDELY separated local ritles DO not na-
cate any general resumption of lie m
ton-wlde railroad strike. according -
Xlse-prcsidcnt Whitney of the Brother
hood OF Railway Tianmen. Railroad Of
Gc,als also sad they did not expect a
renewal Of the nationwide strike.
In addition Ia strikes reported today
at Philadelphia and Burlington, Iowa, -
men employed by the Chicago and North
western road walked out today st Benled.
Ill in the coal mining district near St.
Louis
Mr. Whitney criticised the labor board
for delaying is decision n the wage eases,
hearing Of which was recently completed
here
The Railroad Labor Board stated that
II was impossible % fix definite date for
the decision L may come within a week
or ten days It vas thought
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
LEGION CIRCUS DEFICIT.
May be Partially Overcome Through
Returns for Tickets Sent Out.

Ways and mems Of making up the de-
fioit from the American Legion circus were
discussed &C meeting Of the advisory
committee Of the Legion at the Armory,
Twelfth and Orange streets, last night
The chief source from which funds may
be expected is the outstanding tickets.
About 10000 were sent out through the
mails, and nothing has been heard from u
large number Of them Subcommittee
viii be appointed to make a thorough
canvass Of all persons to whom the tickets
were sent and request either tile return oi
unused tickets or money for those which
we're used David Snellenberg i chairman
Of the Legion advisory committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
WOMEN FAVOR ENGLISH
ONLY IN OUR SCHOOLS
Federation's = Aulericanizatinn Com
mittee Also Advocates Liter
acy Test for Citizenship.
Rv ,s-r-r,'ea P-s., r Every rv--'7v

nv A e=rrlatrf Press n q very rv~~i1g
Drz NTniur- fiuo solution
recommending chat Ingltsh III f.r rrlv
angragc SuRht u ne public NroIs
of thc COUNTRY MAS r.resrufaF tndaN n
Il sautrrrnrr af tho General nrr~1-
t.an af Woman luhS orniai r-
ventiau here, av trn tWcrIcarlrarion
committee.
Thp resolution further -n1flrQts -12f
there H. independent tiyrnanfu t0r w1r1en
and that ral.are- H earns uav rrcowe
natur7itzed when tfe 00cr 'roir Xxx
ltv hv appearing oart 500 takinE
trst for ifergrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CODE BILL SLEEPS.
Governor Townsend. il Was Said
Today. Has Taken No Action
in Regard TO 1t.
snsc,a, pi.rafch 10 Every Evening

Dover. juno 10 Governor Townsend,
il was learned TODAY has not vet signed
the Educational bill which was passed
bv the Legislature at its recent spocial
session.
Neither the. governor nor Secretary Of
s. ale Johnson was at the State House
when inquiry was made thcrc. md nothing
could he learned as TO the probable fate
- thn hill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
POLES LOSE 10000
TROOPS, 1863 CANNON
To THE bOLSHEV|K|
Berlin Hears Pumors That War
saw May Soon be Cap
tured by Reds.
WHOLESALE DESERTION
OF TROOPS REPORTED
u haanclated rrnss tn Etefs Evening

nv hasociated Press to Every Evenlng
Berlin. June 10 ~Alarmng reports
of the military situation on the Polish
Bolahevik fronts are received hy tho lac
pliehe Rundschsu from Breslau
iwo Poliah regiments nf cavalry were
annhilated the reports cay and 10000
prisoners and lG5 cannon were taken by
tho Bolaheyid The fnll nf Ninak ia ex-
peeted
Relief ia expressed that Warsaw may be
occlpied by Soviet troops General Ilnller 9
mon NJ Czenstochow hnve mutinicd and
ovpolled Some of their oiiioora Fngl'ivea
from klev tcl Of wholesale doss rti0ng ~
Polish troops
Tho Polish minister ~ Germany aaid
today ho considered the reports Incredible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
NEW HAVEN HAS 1880
Two Vermont Towns Lose in 1920
Count; Annapolis Cams 50
Per Cent
By Associated Press to Every evening

fsF e AS<fsf4Altfl t.EF-~> 20 tfft.i y tafftttAAA
Washington. lGne ~ New Haven
Conn. has 4 population u ltl.590 Fnlca
IS IN increase -S.s5, - aer cnr
-ne last ten Years according ansds
Bureau figures announced taaF
Two Vermont GOWNS 1ar-f .n5 Mont
De.ler show decreases ,u p.iatiou. be-
former now has uu .puns ~ - 1ea
census Thus Is a-- II s2~ or rer rrat.
Montpei.er population gwen ~.
which shows Vermont capital 71s st-'IaA
Q.3 per cent 13l persons u eu Years .
Annapolis, Md has -l4p population.
au increase of Z.6O5, or i1.5 ner eenf ana
jefferson City NO a1s 9h1. au a-
crease 2.2I1, ar l~1 per GENTS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DEATHS FROM MEASLES.
Fourteen Occurred i'm Wilmington This
Week According TO Record.

According TO the mortuary record OF
the city Board Of Health, there were
ii deaths from measles, 3 from scarlet
fever, , from diphtheria and from an
thrax this week
The total number Of deaths was 2S.
births 50 and marriages 2S, as compared
with % deaths, 81 births and ~ mar
riages for the corresponding week Of last
year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CLOTHING WORKERS LOSE.
Court upholds Injunction With Damages
for Manufacturer.

Ry AssocaTcd Press % Every Evenins
Rochester, y. l., june iq Justice
Adolph Rodenheek today handed down
4 decision sustaining the Alichaels Stern
Clothing Company Of this city II its
suit against The Amalgamated Clothing
Workers III America for a permanent m
junction and 100000 damages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
AUTO GUESTS WE'RE BANDITS.
Man, Woman and Child Picked Up foi
Ride, Rob Host


By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Wooster, ohio, June 10 woman
bandit, accompanied by man and a boy,
today held up Wm j Murphy, Of Wooster
with revolver on country road near
here and after the man had rihcd Murphy :
pockets the trio drove away in the latter 5
automobile Murphy had ovcrtakcn tn
three and invited them to ride IN his car.
When the automobile reached Il lonely
spot the woman commanded Murphy
to leave the machine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
HARDING CUTS VACATION.
Nominee viii ontinue Tying 20 HaT-
mouize o. O. p. Factions.
- F-e-1 I0-V 7 l-1s

By Associated Press Eferv Et.llns
Wash gt-u inc II -ena-rr .ilr1-
inS 'uday had abandoned { ln r
taking vacation tG. Aaaf4
Washington Tor Further 9l.erru,es vitA
partz eadcr~
tonferen,e~ tor ne p.rpose ringing
together various fatflou- 10 'ge par
probably ,Nll IS ruuun.e5 n- ls
nominee leaves FIR his Hour Maroon.
Ohio where nc NIl ne notified formally
81 his nomination
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
ALBERT NiUNSON HURT.
When Wall Caved in on Him at Market
Street Building Operation.

Albert Munson Of Chrlstiana vas m
iQrcd about clock tins morning while
working in the basement OF the property
nj AS Market street when part Of the
wall cayed in over ON him
Excavation work has been gong on ut
the property and If was part Of the en-
bankment that fell over on him
Ninuson VAS removed to the Delaware
Hospital ia the police ambulance He
IL injured internally and this afternoon
his condition was reported Is serious.