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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
MAN KILLED IN
75-FOOT FALL
Coroner Seeks Identity Of Victim
Who Fell From b. s. o.
Bridge

The sccnnd fatality within q bhcTt
tIrnr, due 10 a fall ~ T5 feet from brilrc
over the Irandvvlnc, occurred late Iast
evening. when the hody oi ~ unidentified
white Fnan pay found under fhc !! and
q railroad hrldgr on the frozen surface Of
pond near the JtesIp and Moore
Paper Company
Two workmcn ri the iugratiBc miIls
Frank Shab-ath, af pts Washington
street and Joseph Smith. 315 J at Third
street, while on the WAY home from work
and approaching tho hrIdrc. along tic
Bla,k rcsd as freight tfa.a started
acrcF,s IT, Smith ganclng " ~ II r tram,
saw tho outlre al sorcthlrg falling and
on investigation found the hfciess fedy
The pohcc and thc deputy coroner wcrc
notified and the body Va. removed to
the morgie Both a-rn~ and ore lce
were broken and the head badly crushed
The man WAS ; feet 9 lrches in height,
aad weighed about l10 pounds, and was
dressed IN blue serge s'It, mixed coiorcd
cap, No S shoes. ono black and one tan
The sum of IS cents IN moEcy was found
in the pockets. but nothing that gave any
clue To the identity.
W hcther the nan was trcSpasser
walking the tics and jumped o. Wa
hit when overtaken by the tram, is
question which will be taken up by Coro-
ner Isaac ) Bullock today in an m
veatigauon INTO the circumstances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
CELEBRATE EXIT Of
OLD YEAR WITH HOLOUP
Man and Woman Take Money
From Antoine hltnrnofo After
Choking Him

4 Ncprr. man and woman yarle,l the
hrs 9ear celebration "a Tafnall street
neRr second last night, with a h1id-ura
uRlt aq thr street whlle MANI pedestrians
pere eth nlr0ad The gRrrnau hp4k Hf4or,
herself the fr1sk1nR If the vicflm Antonio
Altarnuto ~ Italian vhIio fhr man
ehokel thr Italian into -uhmr-inn TIE
par got go IN carh fr1m 'hrir yicf,m
and then rae
TODAY f1Tlio alirs "eun' WTliarns
Negro waa arrested and held fnr invszztI-
CATION purify upon ciur which the
woman raE,hcr inadvertently rutpplIed
Alfofnata remembered aavlng hr.rd the
woman uddr.es Ter conpar na Ill cr7nGr
~ "-litr .Ic foid fhc polee thia and
they look@i ~ Williams Tin tat'rr Rag
rrcently tela ninr dave AMI thrn rrioe4od
III connection 1lfh fho ndlne If t-o fs1dv
q I3aoer' lyons segra ii fhe rnaret IT
the foot II Fourteenth atr"e' The All
thorltic. aerf Huslblc - connect tho a,lqr.t-t
with tb9> ertnt To-day slim atlphaii-
cally den1ni ~ kGoRlcige II the hold
~ fie wa arrested at hIe i ,er n work
NcIghnor- fcard Ai;Dnoto cris fpr
heIp. hut nobeds vent n - --.l-tauce
The laftcr's faniip uas r,rross the troet
a. -. but th.v tifd NOT b.ar MN Ibae
WIS about 80 a. ~ The Negro. ac-
cordsng T. Aitomoto sneakcsl 'lp ts.aind
hlm and ught aIru unawarea Nith
both hands ehe Negro ciln<cd the Italian
almost INTO rsculbillty In the -truggte
winch cgstlcd titoHoto esArs and f.ce
were ycratched bv the SegreFs IN her r.
Iort- to beat do The v.rauss rtsz.s &
ance The woman xent througa al The
Italian pockets but took only the cash
She Il still az larxe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
DEATH FROM SMALLPOX
Authorities Viii be Asked to Pro
ceed Against Those Who
Refuse Vaccination

c. H. Wells. specisl health Inspector,
returned lest night from sussex county
and reported Tia. Ars J attic Facet.
who resided near lr9nkfo7d. died Noudax
OF smallpox
The time limit fixed BY the State Board
of Health for Sussex eountiaas to undergo
vaccination expired December - and the
board will appeal 10 the Attorncy-(iener-
ralS office Tor the prosecution of= persons
v he failed. to get yaccinatcd
SuIta viii be- Instituted frSt AGAINST {
town. county state ard Federal officials
and next against private citizeHs The
Postofhce Department, st u ashugtoa.
y. will elso BE asked to ealapel SusseN
postmasic.a "a undergo Vaccination i
large percentage ot Susses citizens have
not been yacciHatcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
NATHAN MILLER BUYS
BENJAMIN YiNTOA FARM
Fine Landed Addition 10 CoIburn
Mansion Owned by HIM,
Near Delaware City

NathAa Mailer - ihs CITY hsS bought
'hc fsrn rear DciaWar CA't owned y
l,cnJaur Nlntor and Whch tas bnCu
occupied by William tleck his arm
part fthe Colha-r r-uur'y considered
.n nc the enest faraulc ard lr thr
Ststr n De.axar-
Ikere ~ s!t 30 arrs. aad most
v rf = tilabic upland Nr Miller
S,vcrsl ycsr> AGO hcueh' tie Cd Colhuru
WA ~lo-. nea- D,,aVar tltv from
II q C'ark 81 mai pace aa,lrg the
'sr.alari c7vcs Nr Miller properly on
both ~i1t- 4 ou
Il Is ps-t 81 this A1d .ha, y II prot ah'v
i,ouct' =, I'll, coysrr rent for The
nth T. 'he Chesai- AXE ana Della
=. canal. Is aeeo-csuc - rrcSor' plans
new entrance vi pas arross
NJ o.. firnc - aIs.r farms tat4lcc
scout 010 acrc Following to traClc
drsth - trttrr Colhs,r l4cI. wh,r
l- ~l-et II Nc-ft..a e..r..,,lz yea aurnC "a
,torra 90 lore island sound tue land
psss-d - -. estate
William = " Coanen owrv arg,
p,-t1aq aa3 a- propr-y borg
IA lppa-if -lr 10 r,i3 and
ytend a -em fi.e o.~t,,a1ou - Fort
s. Pm. p.- i'r, all over tag
a~res
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
ELEVEN CLERKS NAMED
FOR RECORDER COLE
Twenty Are Allowed and the Re
publican Levy Courtrnen
Make the Selections.

or the ~ additional clerks authorized
by tic levy Court fer No months work
II thc office Of Flrman {, Cole. recorder
of deeds / / have been appointed and vii
assume their duties tomorrow
The court granted each Republican
naenbcr permission t. appoint four clerks
AID withhold the privilege from the
Democratic members
Commissioner Ward has appointed Lou
is faithorn Henry Conrad Ray Wallace
Longacrc and George +. Grelg Of Vii
uinEton
Commissioner shaw has appalr ted Rob
ert McFarlIn Of Farahar t James Tay-
lcr of New Castle and William Bail Of
Delaware City and will appoint another
clerk
Commissioner Mccoy has appointed
Claude Brooks Of Glasgow, Jacob Hill Of
App0quinimink hundred and Walter 5
Money and John Dickinson Of st Georges
hundred
Commissioners Elliott and Stets.sr have
not announced their appointeea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
ALEXANDER VALENTINE
OVERCOME BY GAS
Nearly Asphyxiated IN His Room,
III King Street House, Early
Today.

Alexander Valentine. AGED A years,
Is unconscious and IL a serious condition
With little hope FIR his recovery at tic
Delaware Hospital - tie result of
being overcome hy gas carly this morn
ing AZ 2I6 King street where hc lived
Valentine roomcd on the third floor
with John II Cunningham. d lifelong
friend Cunningham worked last night.
however, and did not return home until
late in the day
Mrs- lie a Ray, who bad an adjoining
room, discovered gas shortly before
eight O'Clock she knocked at The door
and receiving no response, called several
other persons A key nas . tanned aud
Valentine Was discovered Oh the floor
with the right side Of his face baIlt
bruised. sustained evidently III falling
from the bed 4 gas stove was burning
ard the gas Jet wLs turned on, but not
lighted
1t is believed that Valentine accident
ally opened the cock for the gaslght.
when he trie TO turn the st0vr-cock off
The window il the room was closed
Valentine vas removed to tie pela-
ware Hospital in the police ambulance
where at noon the report Was that there
was little hope for Ills recovery. A
brother made an investigation and stated
that there was no reason to believe
suicide had been attempted as his
brother was ID the best Of health and had
no worries. Valentine was born and
reared in this city, where he Is very wcll
known He i unmarried
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
WILL SQUELC|I REDS
WITH STRONG HAND,
PALMER DECLARES
Attorney General Says 1920 Will
be an Open Season for Pol
sheviki and Anarchists.
CALLS PEOPLE TO SERVE
ny Asasta,ed Press tn rvory Evening


Washington. Jan Tho yoar 1870
will bo M "ol,en season fyr beleheviafs.
anarchists and kindred radlcala wlo are
III this country with the riea # nvcr-
throwing The government.
IL statement Iibliahad fydags
Attorney Icnornl Falfncr announced thu
the policy If fho Department af Juefcn
~ dealing pith the rcd rncnacc duribp
the coming Ycat sill ho nne ~ 'unHnrb
inF, persistent and aggrfesivn warfare e
against tlrts claee of offenders Nh quarter
will be shown hr declared. and rv,ry
movement aimed nj tho government no
matter hew II Is sloatrtl. vii br dealt
with steruly
Tho Attorney f,ruoraI declared that
agnnts of the department had frarod III
fneily r. fha eltfo@nt u por cent # fhc
unfeat n fln couufry
Acquaintance with the eloctrIncz ~ Ulc
rel Mr. I'aIfatr asld paa tho ulpet
forc'fls method II cndifg their activities.
and h. urged ffr American people IN ibo
interest Il law and ORDER. ptsaet ard haF,
rfnoee aud the maintenance IF national
.nliiartt ~ atujY th' fgIl meaning n
the radpeal i.loa ard e. ..1un'rrr,rt 4
thrnnFt ffte teashlnp ~ hmerleansvrn II,
tia press. fao church rhe aeh,ol and lai.or
ORGANIZATIONS
The beehovtrt movement ,loes nnt
rrpreat &c rpd'rahrr - prnrrr + Mr
Palmer deriarrd hif irtfriueos Dictator
elnps ~ foree anl ylrlarcr aa1 II tila-
tme,ly rrlfnna aai dlahnnf.at ertrr.o
instead Of q tnnvefacrt Il hhrrf foytnr
E,efaona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
KOREANS PLAN REVOLT
AGAINST JAPANESE
Christian Missionaries Pepor M
- be Supporting Preparations
IN gprlsrZ-
VI .ezo~ta,r1 r---- i gv-r7 E--mnr


fIono.uiu. T)oc Lf rlC.cvo-rau
revolt zlust nc 5araGcsr Il rtrrrf
III torea 1ccoretrR tu tf ,kIo CORR
pararrt ID be stonc1.!a nrnmerra.
td.ertaer fhr Jauanc~r ~trrf rt roler
at seoul naa declared ar ras document tar
rvdrnrr .a grove tristan ela aIonarr~.
are IpnnrtnR .~vpsTat .ls -t
,Drsfng. gHlcn a8 re earn euDrrva
tsr Korean r1nce hang. sa n'r
practically oreoueF Fv y" lr1L.~e
the als9at-h ards
Part tae a.rern proof q ere rot-
z9uaUte .alG r .ae movement. cTniEif.
ct TX aa G3-i II .1toT -"oQs ar
4agrai 4e4 t-un w 1-ntrg r-rss Z.
one ,a-zicr. .r0rg regular a7syer
t1e -4eecss roo torral -aaona.
movement
n7an Eana -fta ~ 'sr 81
crup4ror eporei 1- rrent -sr
~ilsJr.l ars ta 4ge seau tf31agr,-tI
oy Korean --Fs.lt -aa lt.r
-esc4cG Nv apal--t -..ce Aa
vouu -arv vtetra ~ -Laca SD
a-gg.lg n.at. according 81 tae -ana.r
"a. t4y-rtlsrr rr-sp- .ou- M
1.eanz. a4 e.-t ~ .4e
tae 5.gaae7e 1Laras $40 go. asul --.i.r
~s4-ye aas, ~ars .re tls
~os4 ea-s E-.r.e lar-
n.lG rtav -r-as- n ae
ri Zoe i Naral 1-llre@
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
WORTH BROTHERS
EXPANDING PLANT
NEAR CLAYMONT
Company is Building an Addi
tional Rolling Mill and Also
More Shears
100 NEW HOUSES FOR
TIE OPERATIVES S

Worth Br1th"ra, who aIfeady havn m
ostonsye at"ol mill NJ Clnptnoni haVo
hegun onlorging the plant tte under
standing h,.nP that the present onc ie not
large cnoucl to abr rnrc nf the bnainers
offered
An additional rolI,ng nil II icing ron.
atrurted and also addtsinun aharra T.
= sati that ihc company vii fnaln
further - tcnsians theafi. inquiry NJ th.
plant Nv representative II Tvefv
Evening faloi ~ bring forth any defln,ts
tfie1pation
ono phase ~ tl,c development, L ~
Wld la the opnatrpcilon ~ lna additional
dwclpgg which - hntIao The of.re
tfvoa Tho company taa already bnii'
10 MI Int two ~ threo ~ whish ars
Completed nnl orruuei bUi vlth fie
eularrcd work thcar wlll rot te enough
Itoufh tins company n negrattt
IN Oh. ~ gahofi oad il A,.s h.in Ruf=
,Iotful developer n local fndustrg f.h,rr
arc A number ~ othcr concerns nnarlfy
ctlcHy ncrnss tho Frnn4ytvania State
linr and nltogrthsr. Il has brcnne n
vert ltvrls comm srtty
Having hc.rd thaf there var j Tralsa-
hlts II another etipyartI hfirf Iaenfed
ON ihr Delaware nvof fnr the eonstrlrtler
~ anail hoata. s0n1r If tie r,#sldt.rIis II
Claymont have interested fhcruaclvt-s IN
movement t. try q haer II Ioeate fharr
- far however, they iiaye nothing
de nit4 "a report
'Thc residents arr nl.n interested in n
movement 10 obtain l,etttr poiicn Fr,-
tocllon Nure rous depte5a;.ons bavc
h,cn committed n the locality recenily.
several persons having been held up On
the roads and robbed Ih. fact thai
the town Is on tho state lIae Aprcars
to help the outlaw
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
LESS PRODUCTION
AND LOWER PRICES
MENACE TO TRADE
Federal Reserve Board Save That
American Business May Feel
Anxious Over Fxlsting
Conditions
SEES EXPANSION HOLD Up
~ sss~ia.ed prr-~ q rvn~v E~~ntrg

~ ses~.ia'rd Pr~er n Evn~v E~rrirg
WASHINGTON ian trnerrar ,re
ne-s fr,lg aneloYa .vrr rhat hr 1Hr
boldv. hc f~deral rearvvr foard an
nertpord II ~ yevlr.v r' I)ecrrai.- h'igt
nres conditions Th. autmrod ad-
vanoe in rrior-. tr reduction ,n prodrr
tion. and tbr hlpa r,,et II rnr .-r
garcied ar .ornnerctai rprna,cH
Although he rrfaii irarie hor.J gyrat
artty1ty and Tfole-nlsrv 4nd fuar.far
t4Ireru nrr pilnd Eifh arriers the yua'h r
hilpInrre fhr trrrIrt aalf rAe trrru- III
dollar and rot ii prp1hirtlon Isgh
prcrd iaF.or rrf ses lo rark rcDdariv anc
sls.fnAnda hort brnirp v4th thr consequent
falling Of IN production.
ncrrfainty ~ - Lhr Developments If
che next thrrr months y rotRrdag px-
n4naian IL trade. the report adr!ed .s
cauiiohiF manufacturers utrr am ~ ~
inriIred not - commit thora-aius 'ar
inbo the fltt4re
Labor 3nre7t ahowv~i gon.~ as5a'@uAent
during fhe month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
NEW YEARS At CAPITAL
LACKS USUAL GAYETY
White House Reception Omitted
From Functions Because ri
President 3 Illness
rs serrate~l press - Every Eveusaz

Bs sstpciatesl pr-.ea - very Eyeusaz
Washington Jan Sew Ycar Iav
"a beng ouIeuv observed Hcrr ..sav
n 9tficAl circles t4ere vas ~ .4sl~.
round 3! e1,Gial functions, ? though ii tine
White U0Iee there "a 20 lorna, celr-
brauoa 0eeAuse . .ac iIne&- Z. the
President
secretary n stair I.aaairg md Ms
Lau4ng ~ = the tpsts ). urcheor for
Tie diplomatic ro-ps aud rrc~ptl0l- Fere
u ~ ~-cratar. = -he N8vY .AE1 Mr.
Danlcis Secretary III War aaa n-
Baker ami Assistant ~ccre tary u = az
aad Mr. CrcseH
The Nea eAr rrcei wed 3 ROSY 80 .corue
last r1eat from crowds an The streets rut
there seera ~ o4aGc or lorna -sieLr..-
TORS ether tta0 ne church zrd aoEe
watch parties tad 5st's Tae customary
watca PARTY a. n White House ass DIS
Dcased Rith tec847e ii President Wilson
condition
Messages to the ration vcrr lss7sei 6y
VICE President NaraalI aa4 So ver4l mem
bers oi 4he cabinet ST of vh.ch ~S
expressed q aote q optimism for eGc com
IrE ycay
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
SCIENTISTS WARN ON FLU.
Just Taking a Vacation, They De
clare; Report Progress n
Cancer Warfare.
b. Associated Press 70 Every Ev~nlrz

u h55thsaAAEHl EteS ~ AsFt79 p Ft=ffifA
St Louis Jan l-Sci7nce ha, not
discovered y preventive Of epidemic dis
estses bur 4 serum Is beng formulated that
may eradicate veil fever according 70
delsgates attending the conve.tio Of the
American Association Tor the Advance
menf Of Science. in session here
Delegate warned against influenza,
spinal meningitis and nfantIle paralysis
TAese diseases have not been wipei oct,
but are having : 3 recess delegates as
serted
Or Simon Flexnert of the Rockefeller
institute Tor Medical Research. and Dresi-
deut Of the association, sad thAt scien-
tist. Rere progressing Ia their fight on
cancer
ii seems possible tbet yellpa fever
may be the fr,t disease q be ersdIoated
BY science be continued 1t is insect
borne by a particular kind Of mosquito.
nr Noguchl, japanese scientist. Is
working on : sarlm that may rid The
human race u this affection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
MUMMERs PARADE AGAIN
Philadclphia's Brilliant New Years
Pageant Renewed After Years
Lapse for War
~ As,ociaD,l rrc,v - Evcry Evening

ssf At@Ff8bf3 tffRH ~ fsVFfF FFetbHb
Philadelphia. Jan. The Mummcu'
Parade. tho Zig feature Of Philadclphia'B
Nov Yoara celebration. was held on
Hroad ntreci today after "A lagro ~ ycar
dne "a tho Nar. Hundreds ~ The young
men wbn rcrgcd ~ France or on vaHhifs
last year raced N review and rputosic1
for prizes amounting 10 Si1wFD awarded
bv Tho city as part ot i'hi'aiclpiua ~
fclal celcbrailnn
lIeading The parade were the fancy
Irres, Eow Yeare clula with their rncfu-
hers arrayed ~ regal raupcff here
we're kInea and qIreua ard princes ~
c,sflinef that h,nl from - - ragrf' b.
carrv the ,iaiua pr the long uaifn flawus
~ brilliant aill ard velvet nlitfit cofrt
Jtstofe itnFs and other cbe.ae cr1htnue
a1iaYed "a rfatlY costume 1ffr iar' nf
the gorFopia IN ade
There waa a9y dvi7iun = tot1.c
clIhe Hh,ee ncruhcrq appeared ri ~
snrb If rg ohs ,rhrlinp .afloru tpc-
IL lndlvidnaI and ratIa 9ltira lh.
dlviripn ucluded Hoata y.Iuch sorio4 =
depicted f,nst and curtcnt evrrt1 nI
other that pavc hurnprpu srraorr u
etafe and a'inbnl OCCURRENCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
NATION AWAITS TOLL
OF POISON WHISKY
VICTIMS. NEW YEAR. S
Fear Reports ToWMrpW May
Show More Wood Alcohol
Fatalities Than ~ Tmae
WHOLE COUNTRY STRIPED

~ tsy,riafr,i r-rrr - T~-,y T7o-'7g
fltc.gu far tufAr H,e fhf ngh
oi' tbe country ieday ~ sva.'t'
ropsrta frnfu t,rz iratf trvs.r
confirmation ~ rfr'e3,n 7 tlrr
dir'ioua ita' lh. H3s, IF .lrofh-fr ~
alt haI pes mog Rii.l ~,
npr- .ur.af,ly rp1 iryee du- r go t-.-t.
ua- hrlIay t1,t t,
Fer'y bdse fisa a~t' t.c.
that ,elrhfa'rfr nf fbr vts. rr @
fcar bed rot r,ht,f 5 rav',i,
gained nf tht rTvc'- - 5r.ri .u''
blHrr fho mrr .H r'.'
loin'eI aut. t,rrrrt ttaf m
would foylutf @.es f,r
c,tsruurr rrsr.I' .tal.,r.r n.t.r,.s.
Chrefs, a.,i Hr .rre,
r7,t r. 3Il F - tr
n,,rI uf 4tr t. rr.-
dta'ife srtt9Ft r.d
f.,,eau,r t-f .-ea-r.2 s.--e fr~~Yyr r~r
acrafaug F Trrr r
r.rrtg r,ynnrr
F4Hg ar.rr,.- t- ~ da-v-~- ,r-
r4airy th, t@.ar, t~.-yr rr
r'afr auI 'e1rtai rr,r ',srn .~v
4. Hn r.re t<lr. U-yt diver. r-
lrr rTer'a frr ri~-
cvrfal -trfrr y rrr.e+.v ervref~-r~' ft,r.
.rff.rt.er. sr n#s tr l.-fh .7lftre
veytrr f lr HI .trs r,'tr'
gaftfr Herr }'tnrd
fn S~u o,l Han F-r~-t-~o ---vr
Tcwrte Jo4r View n.e
.od rn-rlor III ,'hrv -'ira e-rf ar'irr.
f tFr -ee.-rur ,3nr v-rr tr- r,ref
Htrlg aitetfttffse trrr.t .sp
2rr trrr -t ~rr frrca.r -uu
.ar.a,i .rft M tmialralrg nar
srurrvvant erd .1 ef .arr rr .efo.ra
trelve vralcd
-ow tavrr Crnr Isr Thr srg
Y.ar fera So uor s-drr v,~
arctrtf 4- r.nrilt Z az lovt ~ vt.f-r III
f.ccra atn snd riY .Frals rtr as
aavr If iatailtts and 3nrea aua1
drinking TntaYr eh.rxv ho 1r7fh 'a'.
in Fr atafr 1aa q aavnR torr acrrasad
Hv tut auc auy qFt -afugdav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
SCOTT & CO. DISSOLVE.
Though Members of Banking Firm
Will Maintain Offices at Tenth
Street Address.

Formal notice was given last night nj
the dissolution by mutual consent Of the
partnership of Scott & Co, bankers and
bro. cra
The firm had transacted business in it's
own namc and that of ita Predecessor for
so years. Since 1893 Henry +. Scott and
Harlan O. Scott had been the sole part
pcrg During the war period they ptaeti-
s,lly su8re .i,tl their regular business ~ d
uevoted their time and energies to war
work
For the prcacnt Henry + Scott md
HARLAN 6 Scott will aaintan oGiccs at
their old address. u Ncrt Tenth street.
Both are interested IN many hH9ine3s and
other activities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
AMERICAN SHIPPING SECOND
I7O L. : Feesels With 2o0, 900 ToGs a
8uenas tlres Port , 1919.

3 ; Associated 7-r~s svery sra.ag
Dul7 s-e>. 1-c Fre
Sss IS aass eer1 p f0,4- brta-
thc 0lr1 -e- --,- a-
the port 3uf~ @ -l9 se-el
r<ing tE.-4 re .r.v.7 SORTS Eg
c8c marine ac IS ~.4ts
9scwu statistics --cN>-t- Hay
' elch a-6 ~a'c +tA. -t .f~ .E1 H.
1te8 ~,s' AZ Hs-D s 0a
ssh o0O --- a-I~ee ,i--z
'a ao-rua t-f~ Eure-- -
Only r. Ne~ org lag ar
tnv western 1GDGpet-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
POSSES MAKING THEIR
WAY TO OTHER STATES
pcnnsylvan,a Clues. Furnished
Yesterday. Proved 10 bc
GroundlcSs.
BELIEF THAT NEGRO
Is BEING GIVEN AID
Probably Sccrctcd ~ Friends and
Furnished With New
p2pCfs

ls.wnal prtc. jess cs-'p.t NrRrN Wur-
ienr -',ll = are tvrn th, hound
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~, r.snhJt tufharfcs arr puzzlcd
- oat ~ 81, .rn fa rovsr up AIs
~.
'ho cars ..tit crow that l'rtcc
.leht tra ts -r,p far tuav lhrr'
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filng r,i ef tuat tra n hl, night NJ
s. citS 81 Wilmington. waiting uaifl -"
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taN cola ta hs- thrcr
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Naoa ta proved srauls.,s
kumor fbst -1uc IL af II t"riay
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IS crd lug al rr.,,i ta have ro faun
luon HE upug rv ri .al.HE
tl 800 haa It.'r3 mans ta, hurtcvr
Itie oi 'no mts o' n,io0
~~lrcrug rt.t,e ap ati ot I'll hc
r.suea Nest oh.t,r e Nettt
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ty hit u.rted areint tle' ua,
-tr 'le men Wei a.i Il, .s4 ~frht
t.r tvt-,ts, hln' u.l vtr AHS -a
ir AMI NitiNf tf llftAN tt.ttt tth tttl. tt tRf
night siccn laJlv fhls mo- rc t.c
trt as renewed with ,hr dau however
With evrry horr the fugtsyt advsnt-
a. gruwS a'aunInG'N Ourr Insldc = Hg
ftv aIch A. Philadelphia ltaifrorr or
~ lshugron Prln, N,uld probably hde
ing enough to shake m ils po-yucr~
Ia may have wprkra anmnd tc some
srallcN r mig a-o and CONC .l iaf0
Ih sdelpbla. .-1mo fhnk Fvp h,a~c
WHORE p, 4. Aa9V5 IL Chat CITY II uuder
vatch or ht Negro mas ha,r boartri
trsIa f. IL tv IA fuC & sour mr.
lfascti0f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
ALL MUST REPORT
One Drug Addict Who Failed 10
Do So Was Heavily Fined in
Court Today

Ida El.asc, colored. charged with con
t apt of court. MAS fined SO BY Deputy
Judge Finger La City Court today Ida
i 3 drlg addict who had not made 8 re-
port fer ten weeks
She SAID she had been working al
Penn Or ye aud did not think it was
necessary 10 make . report if she was out
81 the city
Deputy Judge Finger said ali people
-ef 4slng n report viii be severely
punished
There sre about II other persons who
.re dclnquents ID thc.r reports, according
y Aosis tant City Solicitor DAVIS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
MILLION HUNS IN ARMY.
British Discover Surprising
Strength Of New "Repub
lies" Armed Forces.
By Associated Press u Eyers evening

London. Ian Giel-nanys armed
forces are estimated hy the British war
office to tota close 10 million rnen.
These arr divided into the regular army
If 40G go, the land forces If the regular
navy 1900; the armed cousta7ula-y
10000 10 10000, the temporary volun-
tet.ts Ut regular army reserves. I5o 600 70
100000. civic guards 500 600 III 400 001
I be figures with rega,d to tho last
named branches are rough estimates. the
exact totals beng unknown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
REDe ,PTURE MORE Towns.
BpIshrsIli .ucccssce Reported On r ide
Russian 'FRONT.'
t,-r.- p u iScry fsylu4T

~ Associates. p-e-. u iscry E,,1iHF
Ipua. al tx cApt.r, of
feka't- .aS .a t4t .tasfa lt.--iaa
front a- 10y. r.a,fov~h hf-e,a miles
Nnrta a,t 9i lthat+riLos .ey 4, aHLotuofG
bo-stlryls lfhoal statement lssI,d
u hss- 4r' a fga I ro,l. tor
.se~ IL . o!,. t. ol 81. JrIarsI
q, uae. -alth,a-t Elt
It. ..t-tr'7fI sAtr 3o 4pi.d Ni-rlnsk
cas- 81 Iou~i qr t.., Sf-rAr Fl ~ the
ste Hat -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-01
IRISH PAprR STIlI MUzzL1p.
Freeman Journal Gets Long Period Of
Su~pcn-e for Offensive Aricle

~ tsse-la.,s1 r-,s, Eycry T.enlng
Da11 a. TT, suppression 81 the
Freerlsr le1-a Whlcf vs. ordered
ist-rdcc far parirs'-o- of ~ a-tIcle
a-1.9aEe1 cnlfvatE 81 ooLCe : 1.>"lphnc. Il
stI ua.r.a.red r8YrT Is ted moe tha-
. fortnight. it's s the ~ &C. perod any
'.a1ssT.spe. has bcs.u penaaze1 even during
..ls vs.
IuCli1t@ s. Jehllv cs~'lp - iailed
p gBrl' .4forruar,.r - r. when the news
pap r.iN n r allowed q rCnumc
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