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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
GET U. S. EMPLoYE IN RAID
Rafael Mallcn, Federal Trade Com
missions Statistician, Arrested
as Country's Foe.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening


Chicago. Jan G--Federal q authorities
today had IN cugtody Rafael Mallen, a
statistician for the Federal Trade Corn
mission IN connection with the naAionh
drive on Radicals. while the first If ~
persons held for deportation aa a result of
the recent State AMI federal raids were
taken before immigration inspectors for
hearings Cssca against those men have
been described hy Department of Justice
agents as IRON clad and within tho
week the officers said they believed large
percentage would he selected Ms the hi
capo contingent on The noyt "soYet
ark
Resls generally have talsc1 to cover since
the wholesale arrests started according ~
the Department of Justice agents and
tho number brought N dally has decreas-
Cd Several langprous radical allens e'ill
ARE sought on warrants however
NaIlcn was ecizcd immediately upon
his return from Mexico he was charged
with being a member If tho Communist
party IN 1917 he was confined ~ the
amp Grant military prison as q con
sciantioua ohicctor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
5000 PERFECT CASES
AGAINST Reds IN CELLS
More Than 1900 Anarchists Held
in New York Al ne Will be
Deportcd.

Washington, Jan q The number of
members Of the Communist party against
whom Il Is believed perfect cas. IS have
been established had reached 2901 late
today according to cures of the Depart
mcnt II Justice when, Il was expected
THAT the number would be we'll over the
1900 mark by morning
When the RAIDS wee begun. on Fr9dav
night 060 warrants were issued for the
arrest nf radicals IN New York City
Fewer than 50 per cent Of these warrants
were ssryed and additional warrants have
been lssted II n complete. cleanup IN
Ncw ork City is accomplished it IS pre-
dicied that 200 TO 500 persons subject
u dcport alton will be seized II that city
alone Detroit ranks second II Com
munist arrests. The Jalls there are now
He'd and hundreds ii additional arrests
are predicted
Some ot the communists vino have been
prominent IN the activities Of the orgauxa-
tlon have slipped through the net OF the
Department OF Justice agents Among
those Who are missing IS Louis c. Friana.
author OF the Communist party manifesto.
For the pres ut the department IS With
holding names of other leaders who have
essaped fnr the moment Arrests OF the
greatest Importance are predicted within
tht next few days
The Department of Justice Is prepared
t. move against ''parlor RoisEcvik'' AM
al other Americans who support the Com
n,unist movement either BY spoken word
or financial contributions rs soon as Con
E-ress passes laws under which TINS type Of
agitator can be prosecuted.
The department. has card index of
more than $4,000 pers ms who have more
or less actively supported movements
which the officials of the government hold
are menace to the nation At present
there is no law under which many Of the
American citizens can be proceeded
against
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
fIUME PROBLEM UNDER
DISCUSSION IN LONDON
Italian Leaders Are Holding Con
ference With British Premier
on Adriatic Question.
NJ Associated rsrea4 70 Every Evening


London Jan 4 Premier Nitti and
Foreign Minister Scialola of italy attend
cd this morning conference IN Downing
street at which Premier iloyd George.
Fart CurKon. secretary Of state for foreign
affairs. Andrew Bonar law government
leader IN the IIouse Of Commons. and
Marquis Imper.alI. italian cmhasaadur
wenr present 1t is expected the con
ference viii ,ast MI day, as Adnatic mat
ters are under discussion
Pans. Jan. 6.-There Is every indlca-
ton now IN supreme council circles that
the peace protocol will be signed by ser-
many and ratihcatlons Of the trraty os
Versailles exchanged on the coming Sat,Ir-
day. January 10, the date tentatively set
by the council Yesterday
The counci OF tn, League Of Nations.
1t IS understood. viii be called to meet
about IA week later
Tie nter9llled military commission
At Budapest Ma author sed by the SUI prelne
council today to intervene IN favor of
some OF the more moderate comnuI ;sts
who have been condemned ~ death by
the authorities IN the hungarian capital
Authority T. intervene to this end had
been requested by The commission.
There are still considerable number OF
the less extreme communists awaiting
execution IL Budapest. the commission
reports
At thus morning session OF the council
the questions last remaining to be de-
cided II complete tie Hungarian peace
treaty were taken under consideratiou
The Hungarian delegates are expected 20
arrive this evening They will probably
receive the fiji text Of the treaty Mon
day or Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ARMY OFFERS BARGAINS.
Public Institutions Are 0Gered Surplus
Goods at Ten Per Cent Discount

BY AssoCIaIad Press 20 EFory Evening
Washington. Jan 8 State, municipal
and county Institutions may purcbas at a
ten per cent discount any Of the surplus
goods or materials held by the war
department, the director of sales an
nounccd today
In addition TO allowing prices ten per
cent under the prices prevailing in The
aIartcrmastcr retail stores or III cstab-
Ishcd trade channels. the department
val allow such Institutions a credit Ct %
days and the goods will be- delivered
freight prepaid provided the order can be
filed from the warehouse Or depot in the
zone in which the purchasing institution
il located
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
MINERS MAY APPROVE
ABANDONING GIG STRIKE
National Convention u. w. Of A.
Expected 10 Unanimously AT
firm Action Of Officers.
ny A~-ociated Press to Every Evening


COhInlas o.. jar q The acton OF
the International ofFIceFs oi the United
Mine Workers u abandoning The strike
and accepting the proposal of the Prrsi-
dent for 4 Il per cent advance and the
appotr tment Of coEanission to arhitratl
all differences. will h.e affirmed nv an
overwhelming vote in the national con
vcntlou. winch rssi' nlcd deliberations this
morning, + IS predicted by leaders from
thc Yario-S Stats
Frank Harrington. president If the
Illinois miners. predicted adoption II the
motion made Nv President Thilliu Murray
u the Pennsylvania minors 70 affirm In,
action Of the officers by 30 per cent 0f the
miners.
Acting President John l. Lewis hiss
decided to aIlo~ all those who have any
grieysacc 70 get It out Of their systems.
~ he expressed 1t ard much of the cav
ray he Consumed IN hearing zpeechss,
on the subject
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
10 HOUSE ALL THE
PARTY. COMMITTEE
General State, CITY and County
Headquarters in French Street
Building.
CONCENTRATION PLANNED

Arrange mcnts hrvt hcen made whereby
the head quarters of the Democratic
League. at 6l0. French street will from
now ON he the headquarters 0f the state.
county and city Democratic committees
At a conference held last night between
Henry Il Tsaacs. Stat chairman. Flmn
y. tfartr, New aatlc county chairman.
and funothy ] Mooney city chairman,
and the trustees Of the DotuucratIc
loaEuc plana we're made - hotiaa the
Democratic organization u the onc build
ing
Their IS large roam That can be 1scd
for smokers ard meetings and r,foral
organ zatinn vori, and also priyatr rooms
for the oH ees ~ the STATE, county ard
city chairmen IL addition there will le
of oee for the secretaries 10 the thYrc
chairfnen.
The various organizations viii hagn
thor occupancy II the new quarters at
onco
This - the first time that there has
hccn 80 complete \ merging of All ~ the
interests Of thn Democratic party of the
state and from nnw on. II is stated that
The work of organizing for the eau p gn
Of i0N wlll 20 forward sperdly ln
addition - providing suitable oH crr fer
itat ttfF% HfE4tft1abGHF, tEfa FnffHE VIII
l'e the headquarters Tor All Democrats
from down State coming - this rliy
In order 70 mnEe their organization as
successful ~ y.oasblo. thc Democratic
leaders have decitled Il, enroll ~ rrcrr herp
none but these who arc known to bo
trto Democrats IN the past IL has nsit
heen unusual 70 hate as mpfnlrrs ncnl
who expressed no particular political
lwhef but who hoiaT ped N crfer e. en-
loy thr social features Put IN the ttirr
the orRnniyntionp will rot Il - raid well
cornc this elase ~ eiti1enry ta lte ttncr-
mnat citelce
In order ~ belong "a any n the three
organ gatlonz. rnan must To n Democrat
and al that the name implies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
American Steamer Disabled At Sea.

~ Associated Press TO Every EFoning
Pos ton. jan 6-The American steamer
Harndy was reported disai led with water
IL her fireroom and her fires Out, IN q
wireless mess age received here today
through the Campcrdowu, N II, raGio
station. The STEAMERS Taorrina and
Cadillac were going to her assistance
Later messages signed "Harness' de
clared that the ship was OFT Of immediate
danger and proceeding TO Bermuda under
her own power.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
1T louis BREWERS To
STOP HFPR NARTTC g0W

~ As~o~iat0,i p-~-- = Rv~-7 Fv~n'-r
rt To iv. IAN Ih- fvfrir
Court ~ Appcai- tovIay vgr1 -rif
oIperwdcag nuilfyiur thr .nJupr'iot
granted @t lnlis hrcw, n ~ NJ. : ,t-ir,r.
J4dgr ra'loal aLrl + rtaiite] tfrrn ~
manufacture rnd sci tg5 .rY -rut
roholiC oerr
Application ter nr srt --sv Glrd
the )isfr'r' Attorney icrr ~t-rdav
III nfy has 4raa need fh7' 'r raru
fa~tfrr ~ tht- t~cr haa ~~orol and tattr
saio would star. ae soor as 'ar sr,cyerSi~a
wvlt was .d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Burned To Death In New Home.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Jan 6.-Two persons were
burned 10 death today in a fire which
swept through the upper floor of tour
story tenement house on FIRST avenue.
The dead are MIR. and Mrs. John II.
Sanderson, who moved into the apart
ment yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
ISAIAH PHILLIPS BADLY r>Iu RED
Caughg in a SIAft Wnilc W0rslng AT
Pennsylvania Rlilroad Shops roJay

IS,A4Gh FhaHps u s-f
thud street. q n'lWrEHt employee i 81
FennsN lyaa.a Palirlal i. s-,s .oI- =
injured while q, work t0l3y -ac -es-.. 4
beng caught . = shaft
Tie had bis lef. arm broken ln-
p.a,cs his head ace-ats-d sa.l H. aas ct--
e7sisc injured Mr. Phillip Sas .akcu ~
the Delaware Bosp.ta. ahr-, hiS unCi-
tion Is r ported 90 he serll- hOugn
expected hc WI recover Mr fa.hps 4
q hEuther-.n- ax II CiuA II III, eac
John II Wright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
NATION BOYS IN MEMORY
Of COL. ROO. .EVELT TODAY
Public Schools of Country Hold
Special Services on First An
niversary of His Death.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

New York. Jan g.. Memorial exercisss
for Theodore Roosevelt, who died one
yrar ago today, were held here. and in
other cities throughout tho country
Many friends Of the former President
madc pilgrimage t. his grave at Oyster
Bav.
Special services were held IN the public
schools of the nation
The Roosevelt Memorial Association.
which is collecting funds to perpetuate his
memory. uado the day the occasion for
increes,d efforts to obtain new members
to naaist in the work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
HARDING CHECkS STOCKS.
Prices Fall on Change tflcr His Tn
essential nsns' " arninp.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evenins
New ork. Jan The stock market
was subjected 10 heavy selling NOV.
urent during todays na,dscsSion headers
recording abrrpt declines q , to points,
DESPITE extremely easy rat for call money
Liquidation was attributed 70 the
statement OF Gov Harding Of the fed raj
reserve oard who urged the leading
bankers Of the country. nov in conference
II Washington, to discourage all 'au.,a
ser.tial loans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
SALOON KEEPERS
AND BREWERS TO Be
PROSECUTEOBYU.S.
None Who Sold ~ Made Ecve.ase
After October % VIII Escapc
Trial.
EARLY ACTION PLANNED
ny As4ocia,cd rrr.y - E,,,y yruinr

Washington, Jan 6 Immediately af.rr
The supreme Court 9pltiI th. e,.nriiti
tinnahty q provis rs - hc ,.'-feo
act prohibiting The maphacturc an.i ssie
- liquors containing no hall ~ ono ~
cont ~ more ~ alcohol. me department
of Iusficr began ~ yaraft1ns ipv p F,
prosecution II M prra 5re Who hevr aolf
heer alpcc the pam1rr - Dc ~ rs
October 3H
Ceas Aganst th,a- who menufacfIre1
I7j bcer boferc thc Eoistrad aN ta-
passod rcfc dlsrnlssed. hIt az narr
facturrrs and rofad7rr aia hayr drrIt
N hccr sinfe thc net va7 rae-od heyr Pc.
recorded hy thr department Z ,ar'c.
and they viii be mrdc defrrlerfr
t1 he 5tnrscd ql3n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
LUDENDORFF WARNS ALLIES.
Says If Germany is Ruined Her Former
Foes viii Also be Dragged Down.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Parls, Jan Disaster threatens Eur
OPP as q result Of tho policy adopted by
the allied nations, IN the opinion oE Gen.
LudendorfJ. former commander il chief
Of the German armies an interview with
whom IS printed in t0days Matin Gen.
Ludeudorf refused 70 talk on the inter
nal situation Il Germany created by the
Versailles treaty
AFTER the shameful treatment which
Germany has endured from the entante. :"
he SAID. II must refuse To publish anything
in the enteHte press. II u Our final ruin
which is coming The entente nations are
dragged along with A. they viii have nonc
TO blame except themselves Sooner or
later. terrible catastrophe will strike
Europe, and it viii lie because of the
short sighted policy of the entente"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
COAL GOES UP 60 CENTS A TON.
Must Advance Price or Cult Business
Chicago Dealers Say

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago ian. 6.-Retail coal dealers
today announced an increase OF so cents
a ton ON coal, effective next week.
Dealers sid il was necessary to in
crease the retail price or suspend business,
since the cost OF operation now exceeds
their gross proceeds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Amusements rnnlah.

Play hcusse- she s 4 li-ot rniicw
iarrlck-N audrvite
kiai to- -klcrrnco RcsI n N.- Co.fr 20.
Honor
Queen Mt Ep-fvs VS. fu rliO
" Nalgstic scarlet Dat~ And Ar~t.reta
Comedy
savoy NiAusioe rou-uelr rce Bro.cn
Butteydy
Victoria noH.tAs ra.ttarh. h..
the Clouds Roll rs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
General Motors Stock Increase.

The stockholders of the General Motors
Corporation, At q special meeting here
5oday. ratI cd q resolution Of the directors
authorizing 100000 sbaics Of capital
stock a. 500 shar-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
"ALLs WELL. /" EMMA FLASHES.
New York Niece Of Socialist Gets Wireless
From Soviet Ark.''
css 70 Every Evening

By AssoSilaI5d FFcss % Every Evening
New York Jan 6 a radio from Emma
Goldman, deportrd ~ the Soviet arls'
Bulord was rcet "a he r. today IN her
niece, Mrs. Stella Ballantine of this citv.
The message read "alis we'll 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
$4,000 FIRE IN DOVER.
William Hurley's House Burned,
Occupants Barely Escaping
With Their Lives,
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening

Dover, Jan. 6.--At an early morning
fire here. today, the dwelling of William
Hurley, on South Governors avenue, was
almost totally consumed. entailing loss of
OVER $1,000
Occupants barely escaped with their
lives so fierce was tho fire.
Seven other dwellings in the Eamc row,
and with hut narrow yards between were
endangered, but the local hretnen confined
the blaze to the Hurley house. The fire
is SAID to have started in the fine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

The decision, announced III the lore
gong dispatch to blow up the German
ships suaS IN Scapa Flow apparently dis
Doses finally IL question winch has
caGsed greet deal II discuss 1u IN aD
the allied countries. The a most 5nsu-
yxrabie tasA of raising tht vess1 & ana the
poss bihty that The salvage materials
would not be Of great value rge-e believed
to have weighed heavily IA favor ot
destroying the vessels by explosives.
Scuttling II The units of the German
,icet lnteraed a. Sc4ns Flow occurred on
June p. 1919. and was carefully arranged
by officers and crews Nine battleshins,
i've hattie cruisers eight hight cruisers
and numerous smaller craft were sunk
8hilo others vent ashore II q ball sunkcn
condition All explosives had been
removed from the vessels by allied
oft GERS, and the only means ui sdetroying
the fleet was by opening the scacocks
The ships vent down slowly with the
German flag, which the crews had hoisted.
showing at the mastheads The tying oi 4
red flag &C noon Was a signal Tor the
wholesale sInkings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
French TO Elect President jan. Il.

By Associated Press % Every evening
Parts, Jan g. January III was fixed
as the date for the election of pres l3ent
of the French repubh, by tho French
cabinet today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

Big reduc tiOn IL Men :. Women :. Bows
aEC Children 5 shoes Nelson Shoe Co.
Az Market St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

Inventory .s ever Gouie 0u-- Y ~
= good PAR az shoes 4 ba-van a-g~.
Nelson Shue CO.. I22 Mas eet St Aty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

A shoe safe st this store Is j rare occur
rrnne, 80 act quickly. Nelson Shoe Co,
Az Market St-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
WILL BLOW UP GERMAN wARSHIPS.
Boats Sunk by OGeers at Scapa FIow 10
be Dest. Dyed.
Ry Asapciahed Prrss % Every EvE-n!ns

By AsSoCt2ped Prcss 70 Every Evening
london, Jan g. German wsUhiTs
sunk BY their officers IN Scapa Flow vii be
blown up soor, It WAS stated here tocay
The decis'ou 10 dispose of he vessels IN
tsis way followed the completion or IN
vestigations by special commission rep
resentinR al of the Alics
Expects em loved BY thl savage Dc
pa-tIaent OF the British Adm atty apeat
several weeks taking soundinEs ~ Soaps
tloW. and :he information they furnished
the commission was used as 3 basis 10
determine whethe- the ShiYs should he
raised or DESTROYED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
REDS. IN ROUT, FLEE
FROM CITY OF DVINSK
Population Hail With Delight he
Rescuing Lctvain and
Polish Armies.
~ s.-orla,o,i rrosq = Every pyrplnr

london, Jan i The brlzhevik army
has evacuated The City of DvinaS on the
Dvna. u g atm,tted ln Russ an soviet
cnrnmnnique r0rrivcd nv wireless from
Moscow TODAY
The place gas abandoned under cnrrny
pressure, the statement saya
The Irtvjan and Polish srnir8 which
are engaged IN tho campaign on this front
continued yesterday thcir advpncr along
the Ps<ov railway after m" capture %
DvinsR. according ~ ofFcisl advcrs ~
tho iett.sh egatInn herp
1t ~ expected to- open raii rnnmunica-
tIons AZ once between Riga and Dviusk.
and IL WINS stated IT. the iegatlon that the
frat train from Riga to Dyiusk wunld
probably leave Riga to-day, thurs establish
Ing direct communication with Poland
The population II Dvinak the sdvlcrs
state, ruthuz aatraily welcomed the oc-
ripyIng troops
Dispatches from Copenhagen yrSter-
day reported the breaking If the bosheyik
front on the Dylna through attacks hy
iR'tgsh troopE The baishev1ki scrc re-
ported to bc rrtrcating rapidly and Ii WAS
announced that the Ietts were within II
few kilometers of Dvingk. The Tattish
bureau IN Copenhagen announced that
the iyetts we're supported on the right
wIng hv The Polish army The joint
operations Z waa stated AIMED at the
liberation 81 East Iettland from The
bnlshrvlki.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

: ne SAFE. sensible drlnk-Clover Dairy
nila.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
weather Forecast

By Associated Press ro Evs,v Evunns
Washington .Aa " Fo-,Art rl- D,n
NArC
Partly cloudy aAi WarHfyr ..r.-lt N-t.
npsday cloudy and Harulur probably -lna
ur rain len sfLcrtuou lr ai<a.
sun MOON .TENlFaKAr RE kNn IiDh
sun Nose thls morning rH.
sun s1Ls This Afternoon
sun ris bomorrow moruiug
sun sotS bOBoctDu aIferhoJn Aht
Moon CiSse OutEut t RI
Length 81 day, = noG-s. 3, U.aIt,a
= q. YESTERDAY Gff
$ a. ID. today 81
Noon 20 iay tSe
Highest bempcrat Yesterday. =
Lowest Jampera turc ias. nk@ht. 9A
High tide iris Ua0rn.ns f4n.
blgh q ie tVis AIT il0n ..... t2f~
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

Certified milk for infants Clover
Dairy Co.--Adv,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-24

IT repeat. this hope IL very nlight
II II based solely upon the fact that
such a revision y a necessity TO the
preservation OF the British empire.
What I mean ID this; Disorders and
threats OF disorders are becoming more
and more frequent In England. Distrust
on the part OF the working classes OF
the present British government - 80
great that it's sword for external use
threatens 10 break. The secret OF the
tremendous English loyalty throughout
the war was the belief that England
was fighting for the right. A victory
OF England would be n good thing Tor
humanity, n victory for Germany n
misfortune. That was the opinion OF
the world
And then came the betrayal OF Yer
sailles. And betrayal was followed by
betrayal. During the war no one
doubted that England would keep its
word, but with the coming OF peace It's
word was broken again and again: IL
today, England were TO pretend 10
wage a war OF right her claim would
be greeted with a laugh OF scorn. II
has become evident that In war with
enemy nations one needs not only the
sword. but also a good name. England's
only safety lies in the way OF Chris
tian liberalism, a liberalism that knows
only right, that denies tho right OF the
victor 10 crush the fallen nation under
foot. And the first net OF such liber-
allsm would be the revision OF the Yer
sailles treaty"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-24

other way leads to destruction. We
must strive with might and main to
preserve our absolute neutrality both
in the east and In the west, and we
must make a last .despairing effort to
bring about a revision OF the Versailles
treaty.
by the preservation OF our neutral
ity, / mean not only our acts, but our
ideas. We must not shut our eyes to
what we know of Russia's experiment
with sovietism. We must, as Minister
Simons says. fight ideas with ideas
Lenin does not hesitate to say plainly
enough what he thinks Of us, and he
complains bitterly enough that our
revolution has not yet proved bloody
enough. ems
"Lenin has today the Same belief in
the sanctity OF his mission as at the
beginning Of HIS regime. Terrible, bur
not without greatness. is his open dec
laration OF his faith in terror. And
those ideas appeal to crushed people
like ourselves as terrible temptation.
1t must be recognized, too, as an In
disputable fact that our democracy as
at present constituted, lacks both In
ternal and external creative force. and.
what is still more serious, resistance"
With regard to the possibility of the
revision of the treaty Of Versailles
Prince Max said further: