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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
TASTE IN WATER.
Department officials Say, How
ever, il IS Not Due to Chenli
Gals Used by Them

4 pccala chcnica tast, h4s been
uotircd IL til, drinking water sincc mid
night Thu sday. when Il MAS first dis
covered while tests were hciug made
causing great deal Of inquiry at the
Water department a@ IL the caDse and
possible effect if any, resulting ;hcrcfrom
~ investigation is hclng conducted
hy the dcpar!mcn, and the taste IS found
- como from the water before If goes
through th. Gltcrnc plant otlciais af
several lnflI. on th,. upper Rrandywlne
have been questioned but without def
rite result
Tbe chemicals wh-h SIRE usci to purify
nj clear the water are IF normal quantity
4nd volume. j; WAS stated TODAY by
otfclals ~ the pumping station. Sixteenth
and Market streets and the conclusion
: reached that trouble Is caused 10y ,
deposit of some substance ou the banks
of the creek beng carried INTO that body
of water bv the melting snow duunc the
Dast few days L IS oped t. have the
conditions norna} gain by tomorrow noon
The foreign >ubSiancc IN the water is
NOT Thought IL Il, harmful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
FOUND AFTER THREE YEARS
Scientist al Lambeftville. Suffer
ing From Loss of Memory.
Identified by Son
} ASSociatcd Press 10 Every Ee.alng

~ ASspclatcd Press 10 Ever2 Esealng
PhIadelphia. Jan 10 Tie man r.
ferrcd 10 rs Professor suffering from
loss Of memory at Iaambsrtx iIle. y J
aa, today identified as Dr John L.
Brand
The Identification Mas matt by his
son, Lieut. Commander Charles l..
Brand who is stationed nj the Philadel-
phia navy yard
DIR Brand home Is III Worcester
Mass Tie has been missing three years.
Tie was unable to recognize his son when
thc latter approached him and said
don't you know Iue. lather2
Or Brand MAS found destitute at
Moore Station. three miles from Lam
bertvile. on December - IIls clothing
IL good quality. vas thre4dbaIe and his
appearance dlsheyeicd Since that time
he has sal ia the home Of the Key ] I
Benslev III LambeltVilIe, amazing scien-
lists with his profound knowledge and
struggling 10 find the open sesame 10 \
blank memory
lfc has reyraied "a astonishing hIlowl@
edge 0f the law. medicine astronomy,
architecture 9ud kindred subjects, YET
apparently is unable to rectal anything
except indistinct recoilcctions Of his past
lie and events $ ince the sinking of the
Titanic lie Is IN accomplished musician
and On several Occa siona has played the
organ il St Andrew Episcopal Church,
oi which Dr Bensley Is rector
Professor 4 was tirst throught u ht
q tramp and Was confined in the Jail II
Iambertville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
CLOTHES TO CO HIGHER.
" oolen Goods More Plentiful But Labor
Demands More Pay
; AesocialE,.l Prtss ., 80 Evenlne

By Associated Press ., Every Evening
New York. Jan 10 Further increases
IN the price Of mems clothing, without
much change IN style. we're predicted to-
dav by delegates who attended the tenth
annusA convention of the international
Association of Clothing Designers here
Labor contributes about 00 per cent 10
the cost oi a SUIT, Il Was sad. While the
supply OF wooden cloth was SAID "a bc IN
crcasing, the designers offered little hoEe
that thia would decrease the cast of
clothes
The Designers Were dIalnchnegi 81 h<-
lIeve reports from London that purple,
gold and bright colure would he worn By
men ard declared that conservatism
both as u cut and fabric aould prevail
III he United states aud Canada
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
COLLEGE TRUSTEES
MEET IN NEWARK
Executive Committee Considering
Salary Readiustment and
Endowment Fund.

Tho executive committee of the tNaarf
of trustees IT Delaware College hcld
meeting IN Newark TO-DAY. 10 consider =
number of matters for tho hettermcni
Of the institution
One subject was that If 4 rradulstment
of salaries paid members q 'he faculty
II has long been realized and IA becoming
more apparent All the tsmc that well
qualified instructors must hc paid IN aC-
cordancc with their value. and that
Delaware College, II ii hopes 70 ach,evc
It's aims. must have the best faculty
ohfanahlc 4 schedule had hccn prepared
IN this behalf hv Business Manager VII
kinson, for the consideration of the cyccu.
tive committee TODAY II Was outlined IN
Every Evening ! fcw DAYS ago
Another matter expected - receive
attention to,iav IS tha; ~ raising an en-
doenment fund Of S3.00000n. which
would hc thr orly surr way ~ guarantee
ING satlavles IN kcrrnc with hos, paid hy
other colleges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NORTHERN BAPT|STS
MEET IN CONFERENCE
To Raise One Hundred Million
Dollars for Application of Chris
tianity to World Unrest.

Atlantic CITY. Jan 10 National
state and field workers of the new world
movement of Northern Baptlsts will meet
here IN final conference tomorrow after
participating III tho lnterchurCh World
survey conferences and attending RaptiSt
legislative meetings which. dcnomna-
tional leaders assert are the most momcn-
tous in the HISTORY ot the Northern Baptist
churches
\ resolution Was adopted here ny the
administrative committee at the general
hoard at promotion nt th" Northern
Baptist convention empowering rs rep
rcscatatlvcs to lndorwritC fair share IT
the Intnrchurch World Movement. and
the alignment Of l0.666 churches ~ the
nfloIi toward Protestant cooperation
Baptist leaders. however. rcah rmcd the
attitude of the Denver convention, do
clarlng against amy infringement of de
nominational independence ur any trend
toward organic church unity
The plan If the Raptlets. Through thcT
nowy-crcatcd General Board of Promo
tion. III raisc sion. .OOO 600 fnr tho Vlgnr-
o1s application ol Christianity t. world
unrest und rvcnt the scrutiny IL scores
o5 lay and clerical leader hcre and was
unanimously approved
I " Aver ~ Fhlladclrhia who has
beaded for thrcr wears thr National Com
mittcc IT Northern Bapiist LaNmen and
- no bore a large part n umlfylnK Baptist
activities undcr , general board received
an ovation and voir 81 appreciation
from q JOINT meeting representing iii the
Baptist hoard9 snd societies
Or John AItcmzon, director ~ the
General Board of Promotion and such
nationally known associate secretaries OF
the hoard as Dr A padclford and Dr
n A Heath united with Mi Aver in
expressing thr belief that the Rartists
never Iciorc presented 50 effective front
in Christian work as thry VIII IL tho close
III The conference here tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
INSANITY LAID TO BAD rEErH.
Jersey Hospital Head Also Fayoss Opera
lions on Tonsils
i. s.i.a ted Press 70 EserN ENenlng

Trenton. \. j.. Jan. 10. Bad teeth
were the cause Of many eases Of insanity
coming under thc observation of the
physicians at the New Jersey State Hos.
pital for the insane last year DIR Henry
4 Cotton. medical director Of tho IN
stitution, expresses the opinion that den.
fists should remove injected teeth instead
of trying To save them through mechanical
dentistry
To the extraction ii infected teeth. a.
we'll as t. operations on the tonsils and
other organs. Dr Cotton attributed his
success il being abla to discharge 274 OUT
ii the l10 cases entering the hospita,
during the year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
BRAINFRD KELLOGG DEAD.
Veteran Educator Was Co-AuthoF ef
Popular English Grammar
h, Associated Press 10 Every Evening

\? Assorlatcd Truss % EFery tvenlng
Norrislowu \ - Jan 10 The d,ath
.f l57alncrc Kellogg a-ideit known eduea-
fnr tla hnllt of hIs son heIe yester-
iay. va> announced fodsv Mr. Kellogg.
Vho w.4- lu hI- S6th ycsr. Mas the oldest
l,iac trustee of NiIdlehucy College
vermont sud former dean 81 Brooklyn
P.lv;cchnic Institute He had devoted
tarl, } haiF century % teaching when he
retired ~ 1907
Alr Kellogg was one Of The JOINT an
tbor~ d the Reed and kellogg Grammsrs
lpon which large part % the present
generation of middle aged men aud wo-
msr based rbetr education in Eng ish
lae grammar stlu a-e ID use throughout
tho country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NEW LINE TO ARGENTINA.
First Ship 10 Sail Soon Eor nostcn With
OIL, Wool ard nuttur.

ny Associated rrcss to Ever Evening
Bnenos Ares. Jan Q The steamship
Bahia Blanca phlch was purchased from
Germans hv Tho Argentine government
dnrlnc the ner, will leave Ruonos Ares
s,an fo7 the tastad States on hcr FIRST
trip tHdar thc Argentine flag.
Announcement Is nadc that cargo space
ii the ship has htreu rhartcred h. private
shlppulg concern WhI~h m sts - be
the local agent # Cursten nsen. Hanfy
and WeathcTwax, exporters and I'M
porters IF New \ ork City The agents say
the vessel will sail l,r Bcston carly IN
February with 4 cargo a lnseed, wool
and butter Il i learned from govern
ment :, urecs. howev,v that She ~ill return
from the United States with a govern
nleu1 cargo wh:ch wll include coal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
DREDGE on WAY HERE.
I anal Boat Coming to Wilmington to b.
OYerhauIed

ih' aIpper dlcdgc Boo MurrIs, ana
.he tug ~tar1lt aud harges have reached
~ aware CTS on their way To the plant
ot the American Gar and Foundry Co,
~hrre they Ire to undergo repairs.
ol Il Jrrvry of tn, s. Engineer
ng D,pnrtnrb returned from Washing
.on Today Willie herr he appeared BE-
teft t1c iioa- committee. which Wa,
fanon.t ting he4lnga oL tic conditions HI
riF"f~ I.d lertors Col Jerycy wiil ~
JuIn NJ Washington III. Monday ~ attend
A Regular 11et'.nS II the BOARD n Rivcr-
aud Harbpr. Commission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
THIEVES IN SUBURBS.
Rob Restaurant Of Isaac Mackin-
son, Adjoining Postoffice at
Marshallton.

Thieves broke into the restaurant of
Isaac MaCkuuson, ne I to the posto'hce
at Marshalton, early osterday morning
and stole a out $50 worth of food products.
The proprietor of the pla was out of
town at the time When Mrs. Alackin-
son. his wife, opened the place yesterday,
she was surprised The kitchen was
topsy-turvy and many packages of food
were gone.
State Detective Frank W Mccoy was
notified. but investigation ailed to di'-
close any clue door was broken to
get into the place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MARTIAL LAW IN SPAIN
Troops JOIN Reds at Sargoasa Up.
rising. Two f0 be Shot
Tomorrow.
nv Associated Press Il, ivory F~rnfn9

~ sssrciatoei Press - Fvcrv F~rntng
ssragnssa. SPAN Ian Nartia law
wne proclaimed here - Nv as the result
II an atfack fhF morning tipnn shr
arlilefv barracks bv synd,calists and
soldiers
Thirteen ~ the 4 soldiers who took
part m the raid have hocu arrested, and
two nf thcrn. II IL SAID wlll br shot
tomorrow
Hefora thc aftack President Checa ~
the wool workers uninn and his followers
are deriared to have inllmldatrd 'he
printers INTO quitting their lohs and
rafed he cafes t0 be clGsed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GALWAY BARRA ATTACKED.
Bombs aud Bullets Used ~ Besiegins
Party Of 90 ers0ns
tezi Press - Evcry Evening

ublln. ~ 10 obee barracks six
niles from the village Of uam. alway
county. were attacked Thursday evening
b. a large party of men. .Fho attacking
party ss.id to number about 100 men, he
sleged the barracks. hIlng repeated -ifc
yollcys which riddled The doors and smash
"a ali the windows
During the fight two Or .hrce bombs
were thrown The occupants Of the ba--
racks returned the Ere ri the night ~
SailantS
lour constAbls.s seho heard the ex-
ploSion q the bombs hlstenel to The
scene and attacked the besieeers 50 lig-
orotsly that they abandoned the field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
WOLVES KILLED IN NEW YORK.
Two Of Pack Slain as They Approach 10
Attack Farmers

Lyons, n y, Jan. 10 Ray Stevens
ami Charles " Rookie, farmers of South
Lyons, yesterday killed two wolves near
their home Stevens wounded the ami
lnaLs which advanced toward them out Of
g pack
The men then followed the wounded
beasts and killed one with a club and the
other with charge Of bucksh0t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
10 sEPH H. cox FoR GOVERNOR.

Joseph II COY mayor ADD shoe n1ef-
chant ii >eaford j. tcIng proposed u.
citizens oi shat tasgu for thc Derocfar.e
nomination ior governor II Is reported
ihs' i Joseph II Goz arursagH clu Will
pe oFgAnIzcd Il ~eaisr9 Iext 1cch
M cox i - wears old He ba- served
j. rIlaSur 81 ~raforl f0r -four wears 1nd
Aae neglIn Q ..nnId torn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ITALY'S LOAN TO BE
OFFERED IN T. ).

rs Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, jan 10 The Italian
government, through it, selling agents
here, will offer next week i portion Of its
FIVE per cent sixth war loan bonds if vas
announced today The price of tie bonds,
VIII he contingent upon The lire exchange
rate. now adverse To Itaiian banker The
entire ioan totals $4,000 600 600 Ira
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ASKS $50 600. 600 FOR AUSTRIA.
Secretary Glass Would Use PaYt To Feed
Poles and Armenians

b As~oclatesl Pross % Evrv EVenIug
Washington, Jan 10 Authority n
advance Sli0. 0.000.O00 for iood relief III
Austria Poland aud Armenia was asked
of Congress to-day by Secretary Glass
Mr.. Glass said this amount would re-
heve the situation until next fail Assis-
tancc by the nted Statcs Is Imperative
Is required he said, to alleviate a dcs-
peT8tt situation affecting millions of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ANOTHER AMERICAN SLAIN.
Mexican Federal officer Shoots Texan.
San Antonio Hears
iaiod Prass ~ Every Evcnine

ny AssoIated Pr-ss n livery Evening
San Antonio. Texas Jan 10 Informa-
tion has just reached here that Lleandro
Gonzales an American Of Rio Grande
City Texas, was shot and killed several
days ago by q Mexican federal officer At
Camargo, across the river from Rio
Grandc cts
The shooting 4rrordtn Ia tho
formation followed au argument be
tween Gonzales and the officer Gonzales
the information said. was shot tIvr times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
LONDON HAS No WORD Of
RFPr RI.iC S 0VERTHRpW

Hy tr~eafrd r-, Fe-~r
london iau % RS .antcuca ft
~ nnc of1rmrd .rpor rprn H-gr
nf German Rnsrrru rt oEsrttra
ines ages from Berlin ay ~ foI~
pogen frocYd mer1.rg 5td r0t
ndicato be' aostt1- -u evtrlUr3f-
nart urftr- nad h. p <ruarr
W to lltr iasi rrrrirr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ny As.oriatci Press ., Every gwninv

Brussels. Ian 10 Traveller from
Germany reaching here lolay brought
uncnnGrtncd reports that tho C,rrfnan
government has bern over hrovu
n was reported that tire sYr8lipte wrYr
masters of thc SITUATION aud that general
strike had bern declared throughout ho
territory not under alhel occupation
The Brussels rcp0Ttr ~ a German
government ovcrtirow are not confirmed
from ANY other source and Il mat hc
noted that ihe diepatohcs Themselves
carry their own qualifications. rrnpharz
ing The nck IL posi'ive Information
If i should prove TIME thaf thrr~ hae
bren a ncp uprising h Germany H would
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Two Years For Stealing Sugar.

Jaca Hughes recently tomd gull ii
stealing ioar barrel. oi sugar from 4 freight
'-tr at NJ >olnng was this morning sentenc-
~ I'll Two >care at 'hr Atlanta Peniteu-
tiar, md Jane / Moacley c0Iored
to y year and daA u the 4ne nstitu-
ton tor tho saInt offence Ills sentence u
due 70 the recommendation for mercy
made hy the jury
JudEt Nor i MAS Oh the bench and
Impoaea She sentences
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Anchor Catches Ri.er Cahle.

rhe anchor ( thc barge Belmont u-
aard bound ID tow II thc tug Gettysburg.
caugh. III tie telegraph ,abl, d tho Deia-
are river Yesterday when of Carney
POINT Tac Belmont va~ leff j Carney
Point and the Gettysburg proceeded 1p
wl,h he renaiuder Or tho barge she had
1 L TOW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
MISSING STUDENT HOME DAzED.
sx 4 100000 Press e, EYera ENenlne

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Bernardsville. n J Jan William
Childs. Colgate University freshman
who disappeared last Tuesday, returned
to his home here today. lie was dazed.
il was said, and in no condition 10 talk
Nothing is known Of his movements since
hc was seen in Utica Last Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Seriously Accuse 10 ng Man.

Oscar TaIfcs ~ tcars ot age. WAS ar
rested todaN bs Dct.ctt. NahoneN on y
.afranf t4le0g h.u nIh III assault,
por 4 glf Iui.f u H. eas heid for y
iFthuIuurs- h,anag u CIts CJGrt IEe
detectives t..d b-"-t f
= alic7- far stN l,Es
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
ALL AT PEACE WITH HUN
EXCEPT UNITED STATES
Ratification 1f Trratv ~ pa-e
To-Day Officially Ends Var
~ on World
ny ur ted p-ee

nY ras tare-~.atsG prase
pee~r'. ~r.r. Urfuror Cr-vrar-
ard te zraotry rrae- ae raf4o-s
cngag.d tH Trgat rtf ~
established la rtn .a- Ha-
rda, lha reeo~ -c-t- -w -cc- ..
cFfert az hetoerr t,rrro7r. trr lo=e
powers thaf aa~r r9i- ratified
Great BrtaIn France -tag f7ner
Bc'qnir1 Baliva Brazil i,ateuejs
bnar0a Pe-f pr1ora arr 1rot
-tnvakte no rIuny
fr-cas Britain esz M srst af tta 3ve
Te1t power represented 'rs supreme
council -f the peace conferences ~ take
slct action. telnu .aliowad is -uroesefsr
hv France Itaiv and Ianan The aitnd
states alone oi .he r hvr as .a0
ra'he fAr rpaft ts ~ a0w-
formal .atI6cafan. h7r. s-rr riveu -.-
raogf af hc mailer -urer gnaturr
tHe froatt Hina a4 u0 ,gn 'he t0cri-
nenf ecause 4. aer rrr~firn to .ne
>naufting provisrnns 5Ut pr1ciaimcd
tate u T-,are with Germany.
-FHw.vr E.r7v1rn rrrr
The a.tmportaut -auhcat,ou hv C-cr-
uaanV eas gwen on July z 9ta ae nav
following Fhcn President Wilson u-r
renfed TIE trcaty t9 ne rred Statfs
senate
J.ne making 81 tlr leaoe .hIch 0ov
tern3na~ a}fp~tl-r 7s .cg+ir alrft.
after The conclusion -f the l-nlIstire ot
November l t1i- which Gdr1 .ha
great Flr lhe tuatv AZ tarza.i.es. FL jy
ha> .secCwe .naWr 7- igne1 u tne
alstnrio .rrsaillas p9lacr m .Ilne 1~ I4ig
!lr cne interval t-tveen thc ZIP
rmuirE - fra aca.c conference -t tor-
tl.ts+ og Jau4ar- +, .tia ard the i9T,-
~ tie tre4tv 1t occupied nitl .-
p oss a4.lv conferences ru Us provisions
between te -rpre- u.4tIree u fre nst.11s
Hufrn t4-. e-n pa- ~ ,c-naat
aaa rronau rflA,lsAs re u-tae-
~. rar eIr a.rr zafes
Frame fra4r 8rtel Span na
th- nsea states
-EA.ga sos.slarto
fhe aaar-4a ear ur.e-s4
als tle Drawing So as
nag,e q. Nations, aatsa 81. 7-0 al
February 2 r- German +. f.a~e. rltiye,
ser ayitea ~ Versailles ctU-G Aur.
after -Ec 4rAlf .. tae s, rms f-.4 .84
.sen r9null.al ue -aaeas.l a, ....
90 Mas
The treaty -at a,r .tn'~ te .ra-
fta' Nlth f.a.iil contains
ttASu q nations ea-at tl. rl-
.-tau- ar ue u. .aasoul Ee~
ci2.E .l.t lal n.
s{leta p4-, teh u8u.,raa- .u#cE.-
provided rrA- soon .at stH
ard q, l,eru-.a.s. ..s. -..r, i. ar.-tass
a-i,c5 eHd -Sncia..4 ".ue-s
~rbi ,ua lapa-.t +, -it..ttt..a- .o.as
at .raVL 3 'ruH "a, .7t.
tro> ~Hs.i .uun 4a .,-
powers e.ea ei q. at. 81.
n.H rr .u.u Qr1 tsa e.
81 p, ats .s deposit t-
tyt-a as,s,as Hg>-
lu t3e..ur as- ,. elsu .4u.,r
powers had -r.oJ ,ht tv =.
~sth tho requirement, iar rs sfe, Y.u..-.
Because p tha ,,ltn- tar ater
German par~alE- hg hat~ Herr ..
crews a- ~capa hlaa Hasas.f .ad
tAiu-e t1c Germans tte
81 the armsflo -r a fs
verFaber eem41l3 he.rt
treaty Was Us. ata aaa. elr.
-.gu protocol uruucn- rs ,lt.-. au
tac destruction "a .nc tsr~niT- tn Z.H
anteeng tnc CARRY u- ol e. .a, 4rmlsta
terms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Berger Refused seat Again.

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington. Jan 10 Victor Berger,
socialist reI resen ative-a ect from Mil
waukee, wa tenied a seat in the House
today for the second time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

1pprar 70 have bern icl rrsfely mnj
io ~1inridc uislt 81 3ate set f1r puttar
the treaty o} Ear .llr INTO Fert pt
ryrating . state ~ poa.o tetgern ff,taany
and he alhrd ppear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

Housekeeper Family Of three. Good
wages and living conditions Must know
how to take care of home Apply 4 Is,
Evegy Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
Peeney Home From Nashington.

Thomas + Peeuey private secretary ~
4 Rltea States Senator il Heisler Ball
-l,- Washington ID n luuug .on
tp apsnd fhn aeet -end
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
- - u -
cn i'.asi 'n Ease
Amu.emenL, TpnlghL

t7syte3a>t. "I'ho e l3lg nauaa
t.aTrick Vaudeville
Nia4ttt Slaves Uf Fgttt.
Queen rim Game
majestic 'Scar Day. "a kenscNfs
umty4S
SAVOY EnC busktu Hut.truN
Victoria y neu Jnr tfuGde AuN BS1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NEW MEXICAN VOLCANO
SPARES No TOWN NEAR
San Miguel Refugees Tell Of
Deaths From Falling Walls
and Poisonous Gases
~ .saor,ate,, l,ress - rvery Evening

III oristefg l'rcss 80 Every Evening
Mexico CITY, Jan 10 flames are still
bclnE emitted by The new volcano AZ San
Miguel IN tho western rart II the State
~ Vera ruE. according ~ Hdvlces
received here last night II II stated
volcanic dust has 0oated "a far Al Cos
comatepec. about twenty mules cast ri
the new crater Ivory village n that
vicinity has hoen destroyed. whlio lava
and Ho0da ~ contaminated water from
sources OPENED rs tho rccont earthquakes
are flooding he district near the crater
Refugees irrn san Miguel confirm
earlier reports telling II numerous deaths
from falling buildings and poisonous
gases Rebels who had ther headquarters
IN that region have suffered severely, both
from casualties md from loss of supplies,
u Is stated
Reports from Toocelo ~ way II Vera
Cruz state a panic prevails there from
the fear that the old volcano near ofre
dc porofc will become active since cracks
have appeared IN tho stlrn Of he noun
tAiu
FIRST accurate reports from Co.lztlan
wsrc carried last night IN special DIS
patches from Ialapa quoting Dr Garoia
Iuna, who had Just returned from
Cou1tl8n. II, stated hc had counted -
4Est1 ,AiAtE tsNt @Tttl III Till FHIHEs 8It&1
asserted the roads between Coutrtlan
and tluimAtlan were completely te
struycd.
falspa reports that other travcIers
arriving there ,aN the village Il Barranza
tta near Cou1tan Was almost de-
str7ye,j with pumcrsaus victims In
Jaapa Itself. - per cent of the buildings
were damaged Water service there Is
limited g. tive hours daily Vera cruz
authorities hope t. MAINTAIN the present
supply for nght Gays. hy which time. II Is
hoped water oi the river Jalapa, which
supplies the city. viii be fit 10 drink
Recent volcanic disturbances have rem
dered them unfit for use
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
NeaLher EorecasL

s. Associated Press ~ avc~y Ev.nlu-
Washing gon Jan lo. Eu-,,-.st t.- is,
En3r Tonight ~tulas .su -.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

Mexico City. Jan. 10 Rehets who
attempted "a ambush Gen Candlo Aguil-
ar, governor ot the State of Vera Cruz.
while the latter ~as travelling ~ the
earthquake zone in that State directing
relief work, have been detisively defeated
according 10 a war department state
meut
mobile column Of cavalry sent out bv
Gen Augustln MiIIen surprised the ban
dts. under liilinio tguilar and Con
stantino Galan near point called
1gostadero killing 80 aid wounding
many others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10
GERMAN GOVERNMENT FALLS
ON EVE OF RATIFICATION,
is REPORT FROM BEL LGIUM

Socialists Said to Have Seized Control of Whole Country
Outside of Area Occupied by Allied Troops; Have De-
cared General Strike Is Brussels Rumor Uprising Pur-
posely Timed to Coincide With Restoration Of Peace
With Allies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

Tie soft. sensible irlns Clover DAIRY
nu& &-A8e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-10

Certineo milk Tor infants Clover
Dairy Go ADV