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New-York tribune., 1920-06-19

met. 1t follows. therefore. that if there
was to have been unity in the conven-
ton there had to be a large measure
OF compromise. The compromises on
the platform and the candidate are
proof that we have not arrived at an
era of new political and social ten
dencies, and for this same reason the
same divergent groups and the same
attitude of compromise will be found
in the Democratic convention.
Log Rolling Minorities Peril
Nothing could be more disastrous
than the development of several party
organizations representing the COM
plcxion of every group in the country
With the legislative and executive
functions more widely separated than
in any other democracy, the whole
process of constructive government
will come to an end if we have more
than two dominant parties. If we
should come to this position there will
be no possibility of the American
people securing an expression of the
VIII OF the majority and we shall be
entirely ruled by log-rolling minorities
or sterile political coalitions.
Pm convinced that those of us
and | believe they are the majority of
views, could not, even were we so in
clined. successfully effect the consum-
nation of such views outside the party,
and that our duty is to endeavor to
bring them to realization within the
party organization itself as the issues
on which they bear arise The ten
denotes of the party will gain their
meaning only from actual administra-
ton.
81 am convinced that unity of &C.
tion among the liberal thinkers of the
party, especially if they exert them
selves in the current of Congressional
elections, will insure the country
against legislative reaction.
Constructive Ability Needed
If the Republican party is not to
be irrcvocably split, | cannot conceive
that Senator Harding will for one mo-
ment submit the admin strative side of
the government to the domination of
any group or cotcrie. Furthermore,
we have the possibility Of having ad-
measures and policies de-
termined by full Cabinet responsbil-
ity and of having cooperation restored
with the Legislative side Of the gov
erumcnt. | need not rciterate my con-
viction that the constructive ability SO
CrltlCal!y needed Tor the vigorous DuSl-
ness reorganiza tion of the Federal gov
erNment and to meet the many eco
ncmic issues before us lies in the Re-
publican party.
For all these reasons believe
that those Of us who look upon party
organization not from the point Of
view of partisanship, but solely from
the point of view Of its usefulness as
an egency of maximum service to the
country, should support the Republican
party at the polls
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Nonpartisans Are Routed
Ex'oervice Men Break Up Sec.
ond Meeting in Kansas
scial Dispatch 10 The Tribune

70 IT.ONNe
STAFFORD, kan, June 18.-Two
athdred former service men in ami
.osm Yesterday broke up a county
.VHyentlon Of the Nonpartisan League
a. hudson. twelve miles northeast Of
ere, Later the soldiers held an i'm
.raphip,u American Legion rally in the
hHn hall and were addressed by Il
@aHef member Of the league who mad
eeciced to renounce 1t.
ms Is the second Non2artisan
league meeting in Kansas that has
oeen disrupted By ex-servicc men u, =
week Behind closed doors in Topeka
nay representatives OF the leanac
.ete arguing before the state au.hori-
.es mat the former soldiers were ter
p.i!z'hg the community Of Elllngwood,
as Dar'on County, where the first incidcn.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Houses for Newly Weds

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. June Is. Walter y
fulkerson, 81. Joseph banker. Is bull
ing row of houses for rent onlv "a
families in which there are childyen
and to newly married couples. Newly
weds. according to Mr. Fulkerson. Wi
be allowed 10 occupy the houses with
the provision that If there are no caa.
dren III their families at the. end Of one
years residence they viii be asked %
Vacate.
Whenever a child is born in ono ,f
has houses. Mr.. Fulkerson announced
the rent for that month will be re
turned to the tenant
The houses are in ono OF ST. Jose pli $
most desirable residence districts.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Union in Third Party Seen

CHICAGO, June ia combination
OF -FOUR political groups in one third
party to contest the fall election with
the Republicans and Democrats was
predicted to-day by officials Of the
Labor party Of the United States
which viii hold It's national convention
here July II, II and ~.
The Committee Of Forty eight and
Single Tax party, which hold convcn-
tions here ut the same time. and the
Nonpartisan League Of the Northwest
~lIl Jo'n The third party move, these
oficialB predicted
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
pineapple Frost,
l. a favorite dainty
in Cuba

Where they know how to keep
cool, and say pineapple keeps
you young" Crate the pine
apple. sweeten. enclose in
Mason jar. put in your Knicker-
booker Ice chest. When you
and the youngsters are hot and
about to become irritable, FIJI
glasses with finely crushed
Knlckerbocker Ice. add a few
tablespoonfuls of the grated pine
apple. Eat before the ice melts.
knckerbocker Ice is hygcn ice, 90 cws
DE enfen mith perfect snfcty.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-19
Earthquake at Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, June 18.-Downtown
buildings were shaken to-day at 2:15
q. m. by a slight earthquake. No
damage was reported.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
A LOS AGRICULT0REs

Por CssO,OOO) ochenta mil pesos
yendo en- Venezuela una parcela de te-
rreno, propia para pastos y siembra
de cana, midiendo 2h leguas de Sud
aNorte y 2 leguas de Este a Oeste.
En- la actualidad Sc halIa sembrada
de yerba de guinea y pastan en- ella
1000 cabezas de ganado vacuno y
caballar; Ia riega un caudaIOso rio
del cual puede obtenerse un salto de
aqua de 80 metros de alto, ,ssi Sc abre
un canal de 800 metros, eI cual
puede desarrolIar una fuerza de 400
cabalIos; de la. extension total del
terreno indicadoe: mas de la mitad es
IIano = Ell resto quebrado, cruzado
ademas dicho terrenO por varias que
bradas que vierten sus aguas en- el
referidO rio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
Ct6licaS dc Gomez, GaTFiH0
Las Casas de Juego y el Hispano-
AmericaniSmO

las letras, con las artes, con la fe.
En- cuanto negOciar con. ell presti-
gio de las hijas emancipadas, muy
pocos son los que aquf no Sc indig-
men ante tai idea. :.
Pero Jay! esos pocos eXisten i.
Esos pocOs trabajan... EsOs pocOs, a
fuerza de mostrarse insaciables, Sc
hacen odiosos v provocan va un mo-
, vimiento de desconfianza cuando Sc
| trata de manifestations hispano-
| americans" -.
Bien Sc que liablar de este no es
agradable. z ~
| Pero es necesario
Hay que haceT comprender a los
que "exageran'', que todo ell mundo,
en- el nuevo continente latino, sabe
va que Ell snombre de America. aun
undo a vocablos que solo debieran
hacer pensar en- labores academieas
Y pniyersitarias, suele servir, en- Ma
drid, para tapar las ruletasl Y los ba-
'earas mas. escandalosos. Y no vale
eitar nombres de senadores para ira
tar de excusar realidades tan lamen-
tables. Todo el mundo sabe tambien
que Sc puede ser miembro del Par
Iamento sin odiar las tfmbas. $
E., GOlfEZ sC4RRILLO.
Il a. 9.t >
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16

No sc 81 con raz0n 0 sin raz0n, pc
ro 10 cierto es que el hispanoameri-
,canismo que en- los tiempos paradi-
siacos de Labfa v de Valera fu6 un
noble ejercicio de ret6rica algo pue-
ril, va pareciendo ahora a la gente
lln simple medic de sacar dinero.
Los diplomaticos del nuevo mundo
sobre todo, que debieran ser los que
con mayor siDlpatfa con mayor
gratitud vieran la famosa "corriente
de fraternidad''. son les que mas ME
do tienen 10 que. en- prospectos y
programs, Sc inspira en- seitimien.
tos de Fiesta de la raza"...
cDiando me hablan de eso-excIa-
maba aver un emba jador-ini bolsi-
llo tiembIa. :.
7 un consul agregaba: =
-Es lastimoso que Sc pos tome
siempre por indianos faciles de ex-
plotar de engafiar.
OldEO -Qub Ill SStOS HI tUS luuuHtcId-
bles ciudadanos de las repdblicas
trasatlanticas que conocen fondo ell
alma hidalga de la madre patria. ha.
cen responsible Espalia entera de
los manejck de esa .espeeialfsima
hampa literaria, polftica, periodfsti-
ca Y parlamentaria, que vive de ina
ginar manifestations hispano argen
tinas, revistas hispano mejicanas
o congresses hispano chilenos, o corte-
jos hispano cubanos. o casinos hispa
no guatemaltecos. No. Ell dnicc
pecado nacional Nde La peninsula, en-
este senttdo, es 81 de no dar bastante
importaneia a las cosas de tras los
oceanos Y de 10 saber que hay ALA
una nueya Espafia, admirable, joyen
en- cuyo suelo retoiia la estirpe de los
que anta1o tlominaron el universe nc
solo con las armas, sino tambien cor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
EDICTOs.

Yo, Jose Mater Girona, Marshal de
la Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de San Juan, P. R., por ell pre-
sente hago saber que en- cumplimien-
to de una orden dictada por el Juez
de esta Cofte, en- ell case y titulo arri-
ba insertos, ell dia "a de Agosto de
1920:
Vendere en- p1blica subasta, el dia
z de Septiembre de 1920 y las 2 de
la tarde, al mejor postor, pero por Ell
precio mfnimo de SO, 100000 y $8,0O0.O0
(nueve mil quinientos dolares; y .ocho
mil dolares) y cada una respectiVa-
mente, Y en- moneda legal de los Esta-
dos Unidos de America, billetes de
banco ORC plata en- mi oicina, sta
en- este mismo edifcio que ocupa la
Corte, no admitiendo posturas, a no
ser como queda expresado, en- dinero
al contado; las 2 fincas, rdstica y ur-
bana, que Sc describen asf:
S"A": "Terreno en- el barrio de Sa-
bana Abajo, de Carolina, con
una superficie de 80 cuerdas mas
menos, sean 35 hectareas, 81
areas y 35 centiareas; Imdante
por ell Norte, con ell cano que va
hacia Phones; por el Sur,> con
la Succession Bultr0n; por el Este,
con doiia Carlota Garcia Mar
tfnez, antes de don Jose E. Ba-
rriola, don Gaspar Barriola, don
>Prudencio Engui y dona Maria
de JESUS Urrutia, hoy Barriola
Co. Luntd; y por el Oeste, con
don Bartolome Percy, hoy don
Manuel Suarez y don M. H. Ca
neja."
"B": "Terreno de cinco Y media
cuerdas, que son doce hectareas,
diez Y seis areas, diez Y siete
centiareas, sito en- Santurce
Norte, lindante al Norte con vi
cente Calderon, hoy Wenceslao
Borda; Sur con la SUCCESSION de-
Romualdo Andadres, hoy en-
parte con don Antonio F. de
Castro, y Succession de Felix Es-
calera; Este, con Francisco
Cruz; y Oeste, con Arturo Lin
do. Sc 10 compro a Mr.. Cour-
tenail C. Nairn, por escritura
de once de Diciembre del nove-
cientos siete, inscrita al folio
ciento cuarenta y ocho Vuelto,'
tomo nueve de Santurce Norte,
n1mero trescientos setenta v
siete. De la que Sc han segre-
gado dos cuerdas y media de te-
Ireno."
Y para su publication en- ell perio-
dico Ell IMPARCIAL, diario que Sc,
edita en- esta Ciudad, durante veinte
|dias y 10 menos una vez por sema-
ma, expido la presente en- San Juan,
p. R., a &c de Agosto de 1920.
M. Mater Girona,
Marshal Corte de Distrito,
Seccion Segunda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
Ia Il1GlBl|alIliIE|IR|lj |alIli|IRl de- nHO
America

jlfI1to con ell quito de los sfmbolos, la
deifcaci6n de la venganza Y toda la
passion de una gente enamorada de ST
misma y de sus naneras y sus idea
;les".,
Por' 10 visto la anglosajoneria no
esta enamorada de 81 misnla, de sus
manerass y sus ideales, nj desprecia
a los demas nj los considera. .. Glen
tela. Que es peor que carne de canon.
Cita luego 10 de que Ell Africa en-
I pieza en- los Princes y SAGA relucir
a Marcial como ell verdadero espahol
j"que prefere una indolente vida bo-
hemia antes que otras profesiones
mas asentadas Y remunerativas". Y
luego escribe-a -ahora no hacemos 81
no transcribir-: "Spain is "mi tie
IRA (ivive Dios)". Y anade: "S6lo
Espana, segtin piensa Suramerica, re-
vela al verdadero hidalgo, con su in
memorial lena: "Amor, Astucia y
Valor" (estas tres palabras en- es-
panoD. Y luego; 'Estos Estados la
tinos, pues, tienen I'm nuevo sentido
de nacionaIidad que trabaja en- elfos.
No desean desenvolvimiento Sc han
hecho singularmefite inmercenarios,
pidiendo no mas que ePque Sc les deje
solos, yerespondie1ido a todas ofer-
tas de conercio con .un s'mafiana We
remos" Zen espanoD que es segura-
mente una de las "cosas de Espana"
que aflije mas al material impul-
sivo anglosajon".
De donde resulta que quien no Sc
entrega al patronato de la anglosajo-
neria no desea su propio desenvolvi-
miento, sino la independencia Miren
ustedes que preferir ser independent
tes que otros nos desenvuelvani IA
isu manera, claro! ''ts4
Y acaba el quejumbfoso articulo
del anglo-sajon inipulsivo v material
de la "Santurday" con estas palabras:
mo cabe ignorar esta nueva marea
emotional. Y la vista del rey Alton
so las antiguas Colonias de Espana
puede muy bien ser la sefial de una
Declaration de Independence cargada
de resultades de largo alcance".
Asi sea, Observation-Disclosures por
nuestra cuenta.
Concentrates para que? El ar
ticulista de la Saturday, teme una
declaration de independence de ma
clones que, segun ESQ, estima que no
eran antes independientes, Y que con
la independence recaigan en- la hol-
gazaneria 'dignifcada de que, por 10
visto, no podenios salir los pueblos de
lengua espanola-o portuguesa4si
no nos da la 'n1ano de mercader la
anglosaj ajonerfa material impulsiva.
Mire usted que contestarles: "ma-
mana Vefemos. "
Pero hay algo mas grave y que el
articulista Gala, y es que hay capi-
talistas de esta vieja Espana, hoy en-
riqUecida, que Sc atreven a empren-
der negocios en- aquel Continente Va
cio que la anglosajoneria trataba de
acotar para un reparto.
ST, Europa empieza en- los Princes.
iY por que ha de ser America de
Europa?
VoIveremos sobre este.
Miguel de Unamuno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16

Ell Gl fHuIuCIO uGl 20 uct sJuiiAO uCl
semanario conservadpr ingles 4The
Saturday Reyiew" que cuenta mas
de sesenta v cuatro amos de vida Sc
inserta un articulo anonimo, es decir;
editorial, titulado "Espanoles v anne.
ricanos" que es altamente sintomati-
co y cuya lectura, en- resumidas cuen-
tas, n9s ha regocijado.
Ell autor lie llama el Continente Va
clio ('sEmpty Continent") ], al que for.
man las diecinueve-es el nlimero que
da-repdblicas de lenguas espa1ola y
portuguese. Dice que los ingleses, y
norteamericanos tienen invertidos er
elias cerca de mil millones y que Sc
han trazado vastos planes para explo-
tar sus recursos naturales desde Qua
temala a Chile. Pero iay!.y.
"Pero-dice-los intelectuales' de Ia
America latina, de consume, dan ur
ialto! al proeeso. Bajo la direccior
de ese hombre misterioso, Ippolitc
(sic) Irigoyen, presidente de la Ar
gentina, hay una nueva reaccion con.
ira la anglosajonerfa ('sAnglo-Saxon-
dom") v una oleada correspondence
hacia la cultura de Espana como Ia
terra madre, con la ''gravedad, leal-
tad amor de Dios" (estas palabras
estan, en- el original ingles, en- espa-
noI) que eran las antiguas cualida.
des de Castillo"
Habla luego del anunciado viaje del
rey de Espana Suramefica, de la
Fiesta de la Raza, y 10 mas picante
de todo ('most piquant of all") de
que el Gobierno espaiol ha rogado
4 ('requested") al ministerio de Estado
de Washington que retire las tropas
de Sahto Domingo y "restaure el re-
gimen anulado por la ocupacion mi
litar". Y 81 este es verdad, que no
10 sabemos, sera una de las cosas me-
jores que haya podido hacer nuestro
Gobierno. Aunque para este de pc
dir que Sc restaure un regimen civil
Y cesen las ocupaciones militares no
creemos que tenga demasiada auto
ridad.
Ell articulista de la Saturday" OBJ
serva en- las repdblicas ibero-ameri-
canas-el dice latino-notas de COR
gullo y celosa soberania" (pride and
jaleous sovereignty') y toca a llama-
da. "Al americano-dice, y aqui debe
entenderse norteamericano-se lie ta-
cha de "muy ordinario" Zen espanol) ;
un atropellado que no habla espanol,
sino "una lengua que no entiende ma
die-ini los pajaros!"- al aleman
Sc lie tilda de "muy brute" (tambien
en- espanol) pesar de, su trabajoso
esfuerzo por remedar las gracias ma
twas. Lo> evidente es que ell autor
del artfculo, que 10 mecha de frases
,espanolas, no Sc pasa nj de fino nj de
sagaz. Pero parece alarmado Y este
nos satisface.
ia verdad es-anade queriendo ha-
Ger "humour" dejada a 81 misma
Suramerica, 10 mismo que Espana, es
campo de holzazaneria dignifcada
("dignified sloth") donde "empiezan
y no acabah", como dice ell proverbio
native. Este espiritu Sc We en- los
dramas de Lope: amor de la intriga,
desprecio hacia el extrano; ell dominic
del honor y un sentido de delicadeza
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16

Sc vENDE la casa, No. IS Gale
San Sebastian, da frente a la Gale
de San ebastian y otro frente al Bou-
levard del Vale. Altos y baios. In
'fOrmes: San Francisco IS, Caltos).
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16
BoMBAs s

Tenemos bombas. dep6sitos, tanques
y demas accessories para ell almace-
.naie y despacho de gasolina, aceftes
Iubricantes, aguarras. kerosina, acei-
te Iihaza, etc.
LUCAS, BLANco & CO,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16

Esta Iinca esta como a seis Ieguas
de Valencia, capital del EstadO Cara
babo, la cuaI Sc va en- ferrocarril o
automdviI por la ampIia carretera que
une 4 Valencia con Puerto CabeIlo. el
mejor de Ia Replblica. POsee buenos
titulos y Sc reciben prOpOsiciones en-
Humacao, P. R., hasta ell Is de sep
tiembre pr6ximo.
Agosto n de 1920.
D. GARoFALo,
Humacao. Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16

Sc yENDE UN PIANO marca
brewster, New York. Cabinet Grand,
sin usO, por $3.50. Allen 2 derecha.
Telsfono sos, san Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-16

Renueve sus CUBIERTos 81 Sc !,
nan puesto negrOs.
The Porto Rico ElectrOplating
Co. Inc,
Luna "A, TeIef. 1921.
San Juan. 2. R.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
FEDERAL TAX SYSTEM
CAUSES HIGH PRICES
That's What Cotton Manufac-
tr-crs Hear From New York
Experts.
n, associated Press to Every Evening

nv associated Press to Every Evening
Naplcwood, n. H., Sept. 24--The
pre- cnt system of federal taxation was
declared To have created ian intolerahle
situation and to be responsible Tor the
continued high prices of many articles,
hy speakers AT the semi-annual meeting
IT the National Association OF Cotton
Manufacturers. Suggested substitutes
Included an employers privilege tax, out
hned hv Theodore III. Price, editor of
Commerce and Finance of New \ ork, ana
gross sale tax, explained by William T..
lornwell oi New York. :,
People OF the country, Mr.. Cernwen
SAID, are being educated to the TACT that
the whole system of taxation IN the united
states Il wrong adding that the system
Was founded on class and sectional bias,
Two important sources of the coun-
try's progress are being dried up by opera
ton nf the excess profits tax and heavy
sartaxes on incomes, the speaker SAID.
These sources were surplus capital and
intelligent enterprise.
The requirements Of good tax system,
Mr. Corpwell said. were: That IL he fair
10 all: that the burden he universally dis
trihuted aud that the collection be simple
and easy, instead OF being complicated and
irritating.
tax on gross sales Is an Ideal ue-
vclopmont of these requirements, he
added. 1T is passed along in very small
fractions and added through the various
processes from the producer OF raw ma
ierial 90 stage after stage during manu-
facturo, the tax almost collecting itself,
accumulatiug automatically as IT pro
ceods and y finally paid by the consumer
practically without his knowledge, and
the addltiors are So tritiirg as rot ma
terially 20 affect prices.
Mr. Price IN his address declared the
Present surtaNes pcnalize success and
compel an cnterprising man to pay the
government an immOdcTato share OF his
gains IN a profitable year, leaving him TO
bear the losses of an Improbable year
alone.
Explaining the employers privilege
tax which he proposed as a substitute for
the present system. Mr.. Price said:
"a manufacture or merchant whose
monthly disbursements for wages, salaries
or piece work totalcd SlO0,000 would at
the end of the month send a statement to
Washington with check for the amount
of his tax. II the tax were five per cent his
check would he $1,000 which he would
include IN his overhead charges and add
90 the selling price Of his product.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
MANY LUNCHEON GUESTS.
In Connection With Campaign Of Com
nuuity Service.

More than 300 persons are expected
10 attend the surprise luncheon Of the
Community Service which is to be held
the second day Of the campaign for S35,-
400 September 81. A meeting of the cxecu-
tive committee and volunteers for the
Embarrassing effort will be held on the
mczzaninc floor OF the Hotel du Pont on
September 81. Acccptances for the lunch
con on the following day are expected by
Friday Of this week.
Final preparations fcr the banquet have
been completed by Mrs: Vivian Z. boggs
and J. Oliver Brison, of the Community
Service, The list of speakers for the lunch
con follows: Pierre 8. du Pont, Coleman
du pont, Henry Il: lsaHcs, Sylvester ID.
Townsend. .Ir., Gcroge B. Miller, Major
J. Danforth Bush, Major William G.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
MANY FAKE BOOZE ORDERS.
Chicago Finds Prescription Signed by
Munyon and Lydia Pinkham.

Chicago, Sept. 24.--Chicago druggists
who have been doing land office busi-
ness filling prescriptions for liquor re-
ceived drastic order from District At
torney Clyne that all liquor prescriptions
must be verified from now on.
Thousands of bogus prescriptions are
being filed every day. Attorney Clyne
said. 'Over half of them are signed by
doctors who have passed to their eternal
rest years ago. We have found hundreds
that were signed by DIR. Munyon of
patent medicine fame, who died ten
years ago. DIR. Lydia Pinkham was also
responsible Tor several of the bogus pre-
scriptions."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
BRAxILIANS CHEER KING ALBERT.
Great Military Parade In His Honor at
Rio dc JancirO

Rio Janciro, Sept. 24-Prcsidcnt Pcssoa
and King Albert Of Belgium this afternoon
received one of the greatest military
paradcs ever given in Brazil With the
king and president in the reviewing stand
were members Of the diplomatic corps
and various foreign missions and repre-
sentatives Of all the federal and municipal
officers.
King Albert, accompanied by mounted
he galloped across the field to the review
ing stand He wore field khaki uniform
which was conspicuous among the vari-
colored uniforms in the stand. President
and Mrs. Pessoa and Queen Elizabeth
rode TO the field in carriages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

Taylor, chairman Of the fund raising
committee. and John = Nields, general
chairman, who will preside. Josiah Marvel
will be in charge OF the surprise feature
OF the luncheon. Rev. X. w Irnpncl will
deliver the invocation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

u do not wish any part of my per-
sonnI effects to 20 to German wife or her
family"
Mrs. Johnson, who died last week in
fIopineton, Mass, distributed cnsh leg
acics Of about $3S 100.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Returns 10 MARYLAND University.

W. Clayton Jester, son of NJ. Howard
Jester secretary of the Board of Educa-
tion. has returned to the University of
Maryland, where he will take up the
studies of the senior wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
Woods Boys Knew Him.

Senator Harding has been visiting
General Wood in Chicago. Well, Woods
boys also knew how to get the money -
Charleston News and Courier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
WEDS GERMAN, CUT OFF.
Mrs. Johnson Dlslnherits Grandson In
Her Will

Hartford Sept. 4.-Bccanse hc mar
ried German woman, Arthur G. John
son Of Philadelphia was dsinheritcd in his
grandmother's will filed here today. Mrs
Ellen Tutt1e, the testatrix, in q clause
said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24

Tong- gripping their necks securely
have been invented for carrying heavy
bottles Of liquids