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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
VALSTIJOS DEDA
MOKESCIUS ANT PA
VOGTOS DEGDINES.

Washington, vasario Is d. -
Fcdcraliai blaivybes priziureji-
mo biuro atstovai SianJien papa
sakojo atStqvp buto imonip il bu-
dp komitetui. sad nuo to laiko.
kaip salyj ulstoio priverstina blai
yybe. degtinds vaeystes is bon
duQtu krautuviu baisiai pasidau-
gino.
Alfred p. Van Buren, blaivy-
b5s komisininko advokatas, pa
sake, kad nuo liepos / d. is as
tuonip desimtp astuoniq krautu-
VIZ payogta 10000 salionu.
NIlo kiekvieno pavogto gallo
no, jis sako, valdzia reikalauja IS
distiliuotoio 500 mokestiu. tvir-
tindama, kad pavogtoii degtin5
gerimui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
DIDzIAUSIS LAIVAS ~
WINS GAUDYTI.

Paryzius, vasario rs d. =
Selby'je, Yorkshire tapo papluk-
dytas didziausis pasaulyjc gar
laivis zugims gaudyti, Patrie,
priklausantis francuzp firmai. ST.
tas laivas turi 2Io pedu ilgio If
yietos anglims 500 tony; jis bus
panaudojamas Newfoundland
zuvynuose. 10 krovos talpa turi
$50 tony zuvies.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
REVOLIUCIONIERIU PA
EMIMAS VLADIVOSTO-
KO SULAIKE S. V.
PIRKLYBA.

New York, vasario rs d. =
.Prklyba tarp Suv. Valstiju il
Sibiro, kuri zadejo pasiekti mill
jonus doleriu, tapo sutureta pa
sekmeje socialrevoliucionieriu pa
emimo Vladivostoko.
Vietos biznieriai siandien uz-
reiske, kad jie prase valstybes
skyriaus suzinotJ kada bus ga
lima gansi tukstancig .doleriu YER
tes vilagai laukiantieji siuntimo
/ Suv Valstijas if taipgi kada
bus saagu pasiusti VlaGivosto-
kan kelis laivus, krrie isplauke
is San Frfanciscos tan miestan
siu metu pradzioje, bet turejo
pasukti Japonijon. Laivai esa pri-
krauti daiktais, paskirtais Sibirui,
dausiausiai audimais.
valstybes skyrius pereitq SUI
bata kabeliavo vyriausiam kor-
suliui Harris, Vladivostoke, bet
del susisiekimo sunkenybiu lau-
kama, jog atsakymas ateis gal NV
kokiu dvieju savaiciu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
S0VIETAS ITALIJOS
MIE.STE.

Londonas, vasario rs d. =
Pieve di Soligo, Italijoj, kaip
Central News pranesa Ryman,
darbininkai paeme miesto trobas
If apskelb5 sovietine valdzia.
Darbininkams susiremus su ka-
rabinieriais daugelis zmonip ta-
po suzeisti.
Suirutes taiupgi atsitike Vito
rioj, Montebellunoj ir litur.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
REAKCIONIERIAI PAVO-
GE 300 VENGRU KO-
MUNISTU.

Vienna, vasario IS d. = Ven
grija dar Wis negali ateiti save,
kad ramiai pradejus atsteigilno
darba. Komunistu valdymas. ru-
munu plesimai ir susirupinimas
del talkininkp taikos islygu atve-
de vengrus maine ] visiskq susi-
demoralizaviino stoyi.
Minister'S prezldentas Huszar
noretu butt teisingu il padaryti
tvarka, bet visai negali sukontro-
liuoti real:cijos prizes komunistus.
TIE. kurie buvo kankinami, kali
mani, aficieriai, kurie buvo gau-
domi If zemes savininkai, pas
kuriuos buvo isilauziama ma
mus, negali uzmirsti to, ka jie
nukentaio prie komunistp val
dzios.
Vengrijos valdzia pasiule 10,
900 koronu (hominaliai $4,000
atlyginimo tam, kuris nurodis
uzmususals socialistu redaktoriu
Bella Somogyi. Policijos agentai
ir kareiviai lando po BudapeStq
bejieskoIami kaltininkQ, kuric sa
ko susidejo su kita gauja iszu-
dziusia daugybe komunistp pri-
tareju Keckskemete.
Socialistai pranesa, kad apie
800 jq nariu yra suimta. Nieni
ju atrasta .kalejimuose, kit yra
dinge.
Socialistai paskyre gelzkelinir
ku organizacijos sekretoriQ Nj
chofaus Czervenka surinkimui var
da isvogtp zmonip. Jis surinko
daugiau kaip 100 vardu If per-
dave yuos policijai, bet po to pa
tsai prapuole. Be jo prapuole
viesbutyje Britannica trys kit -
inzinierius, moksleivis If zurna-
listas.
Bella Somogyi vakar vakare
buvo palaidotas BudapeSte Tux
stanciai zmoniu protestuodami
tylejimu prizes terorizmq lyd@jo
kuna, Pagarbos pozicija uzeme
kainakasiu unijos delegacija pill
moi uniformoj, su plunksnuoto-
mis- skybelemis ir batuta. Nina,
daugiausia patraukta zingeidumo.
sieke apie 10000 zmoniu.
Gatvese kareiviai buvo pasi-
state itulkasvaidzius. bet minia
buvo rami il nei nemane apie
riauSes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
KRASTUTININKAI AP-
VALDE MASKVA.

Londonas, vasario Is d.
IPaga1 bevielini prancsirna is
Maskvos paskutiniuose rinkimuo-
Sc Maskvoje is 7Io atstovp, $50
isrinko komunistai, "a komuniz-
mo salininkai, 81, bepartiniai; ir
8, mensevikai. 80 atstovu yra
moteris, kurir 70 yra komunistes
il TO bepartines.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
PROJEK-
yTAS INESTA zEMUTI-
NAME Butte.

Londonas, vasario e5 d.
siandien valdzia inese atstovp
butte savivaldyb9s projekta az
riamS. Projektas issykio apture-
10 pirma skaitymq raip yadina-
mas plrmas skaitymas buvo tik
formaliSkumu, mes buvo perskai-
tyta tik uzvardinimas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
REIK.ALAUJA PRISIVER-
TIMO OLANDIJOS.

Paryzius, vasario IS. d. Spe-
ciale telegrama is Londono laik-
raseiui Echo de Paris sake, kad
premieras Lloyd George tarybos
sus ,inkime pasiule pavartoti
spaudima j Olandija kas del is
davimo buvusio imperatoriaus
Viliaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
UzDARE VALPARAISO
BANKA.

Valparaiso, Ind, vasario Is
d. Valstijiniai egzaminuotojai
Siandien uzdaDe ukininku valsti-
JIM banka. Paskutinis pranesi-
mas gruod. 81 d. rode turtu 5000,
55o. Depozitu buvo 500, ,4s7. Ho-
barto bankas taipgi uzdarytas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
SJGRIIzE NAMON RENG-
IT'S KITON KAREN.

Geneva, sveicarija. vasario Is
d. - Vokietiu kares iminiai. griz
damn nSmon is Francuzijos. eina
per syeicarija eiedodami Die
Wacht am Rlleinr if ~Deutsch-
land ueber Alles::" JIG saka. kad
jie srizta namon rengtis kiton
karen. Jp yra iau sugrazinta
100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
DU RAUDONOJO KRY-
ZIAUS VEIKEJUS PA
LIUOSAVO Boise
VIKAI.

Washington, vasario IS d. =
IS Vladivostoko buvo pranesta
siandien Raudonojo Kryziaus Sc
dybon, kad du Am. Raud. Kry-
ziaus komisijos nariai Sibirc Ed
H. Charlie is Stockton, Cal, il
DR.. Frederick L. Barmm i;
'Brooklyno, N. Y. tapo paliuo-
suoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
ANGLAI STEIGS PENKIS
BANKUS DANZINGE.

Berlinas, vasario IS d. - Ang-
lu iirmos rengiasi isteigti penkis
didelius bankus Danzinge If gar
laiViu linija tap Danzingo, Ko-
penhagos il Londono skelbia
lenkp pranesimai Vorwaerts laik-
rasciui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
VISUOTINAS STREIKAS
NEAPOLYJ.

Neapolis, vasario IS d. - Vie
tos darbininku taryba apskelbe
visuotina streika uzuojauton
strelkuojantiems metalu darbi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
ALKANI VOKIECIAI
PLESIA SANKROVAS.

Berlinas. vasario 25 d. - Lad-
wisshavenc atsitiko riauses del
minios uzpuola il plesia
sankrovas. Daugelis suarestuota.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-26
DIDYSIS KAIZERIO RU-
MAS BERLINE BUS
MUZEJUMI.

Beflinas, vasario Is d. = Mo-
narchistu laikrastyjc "Die Wo-
hce' Ludwig Steinaux raso:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Mrs. 4. 3. .Dellks
Receives Award
OR Best Pekc
Her Nowaia Swinley Ii Lien
Gels Verdict Over 10000
imported English Dog

"A record number OF dogs were shown
at the twelfth annual exhibit of the
Pekinese Club Of America at the Plaza
Hotel yesterday. Dogs in more than
forty-hvc classes were passed on dur
ing the day and it took the judges
from early morning until late in tho
evening to make all the awards
he winner of the winners, dogs. was
declared to be Nowata Swinlcv Ii
Llen. owned by Mrs Edwin b. Jerks.
OF hl' PallSade Avenue, Yonkers. The
award created quite surprise because
many peileved that the imported Eng
,is"' AhGnnle of Alderbourne, said to
ne worth $4,000, would win easily.
form, Mrs. Jenhs's dog moved about
with an easier and froer movement
prize t'0O ''''
Mrs jerks also carried away the award
ior the best dog of the entire lot ex-
hlblted, and again it was her Nowa4a
Swlnley Ii Lien, which received the
honors. This dog is by Ch Chuty Of
Aide rbournc Chin Tu
- he lankibournc Kennels Daph
nee OF Ashcroft won the award for the
"i4"e' OF lhe winners, bitches. Many
rXCelleht dogs were exhibited and the
awards. ''''
Mrs. Thomas Uastings's Bagatelle ri
was a winner in several classes and
received considerable attention from
{he spectators and judgea. The Yanki-
Dourne Kennels also showed a pair of
lIne Iie dogs IN Daph-Nee of Ashcroft and
1iionHl lon Sing. This pair was the
winner Of the brace class.
ne proceeds Of the show we're
a.. aonated n ; to the Girl Scouts. This or
s,anlzatlon acted in cooperation with
tne fekinese Club III making the affair
one e, oi the most successful ever.
\, nose on the show committee were
Nrs; Michael van Beuren. president
M ol the club; Mrs Frederick Edey, sec-
ona ta,' wee president; Mrs. Arthur Hun
YER treasurer; Mrs. Flewellen Cham
oers and Mrs. Clinton Irwin Martin.
- Mrs. Mrs. Philip Hunlokc, of Wingerwol II
nan. Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Enc
lahu' and herself d breeder of pekcs.
acted as the judge Her awards were
yonS3dered excellent for the most mart
by the exhibitors. f'''-
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
More Waste of White Pnnpr

Up in Harlem and he avavs sendinp
me lot OF seeds Which he
chenlus and But you put in Harlem
You couldn't make profit them
Teller in the flower business bankruptcy But
all these seeds wrapped paper an awful waste
because nothing printed the
more paper consider
to all the addresses in the directionary
ana then remember
ang he amt nothing ALL he talking
SOMEBODY mas
paper winch they got to print And that
takes nobody
would anyhow Maybe
" he othe newspapers they
get IL piece IN the regular
to shoot somebody.
The Congress three fourths Of the
"he paper that used
II 1t amt an absolute Here proposition going
washington IN all the
congress- Then they would have
more sporting news and sporting news the best kpd
dong
cause If they should sporting would
choo and
they hrng ot of officers
Sfaer because
ldneck which he has large family if thew
should the
would have both of on my
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
zzy Picks ON CONGRESS-
Would Abolish Solons to Saue White Pober
By w. O. Mcclellan

am starting for Congress announced Izzv Kaplan as
tossed his travelling sporting r1ed
% w. Noc 'hat would be Congesser myself because
o,"'is Una" should be such loaer But something
De old ABOUT Congress. to do nerson.,
First they go the Amendment which nobody
wants IT, hen they talking
amt right drop my bankrol on Annie cbor which II w
morse "hc also running the
70 say hat would abolish the sporting pages
said that some day they go far
on account felr by h Nelson which he is from
ce c"ed minnesota Sweden:
when they wouldn't Kovno don't know This
% Nut Nelson that the sporting pages should be stopped flat
account they are using much white paper
"ao uh start to explanation the ewhte paper
business they don't their brains
amt got brains white paper
p@s '"es could use pink which stylish
lhey don't have to stop them
IN 'hs business Congress
son. 'aNey swallowed kopek which coin and amt worth
money but father
ana the made
operation on little Jakeys apprenticeship kopecl
Jaky
ruoles for the lawyers the in court
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Kid GlaasOE a.o1lefr,l

CHICAGO, Feb. Manager kid
Gleason, of the Chicago Americans, to-
day began the task cf lining up the
players preliminary to the departure
for the spring training camp at Waco.
Tex. Gleason anticipates no trouble in
signing all the regulars despite the
declarations Of Shortstop Risberg and
'rst Baseman Gandil chat they have
retired Contracts have been sent to
beth. Gleason expects TO start the
season With the 1919 team intact.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03

much their own way, as the second
score belonged to Mrs. C. f. Fox, the
former national champion, and one of
the best women golfers in the country
Eleven Of her &c strokes were used up
on one hole, and q short hole at that,
the sixth. Mrs. G. c. Alexander OF
Chicago, with 9S, and Mrs. G. X. Nor
row, of New York, with 99. were the
other golfers to break 100. Two eights
will begin match play tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
) 4 Players Entered in
National Squash Series

An entry Of thirty-four players. IN
Guiding The most prominent players in
TINS city, have entered the annual
National Squash Tennis Association
hdIyidual championship tournament.
winch VIII begin on the Columbia Club
courts next Saturday. The draw was
made yesterday by Frederick $. Keeler.
the chairman.
The Yale Club heads the list with
ten entrants. Harvard and Columbia
have seven each; Princeton. six:
Squash Club, three. and Englewood
Field Club, one Eric S. Winston. Har-
ward Club, champion in 1877, viii en-
gage IN his first title match since win
ming that honor, while John ". ApDol
jr.. clubmate and champion of 1he
patriotic championship last wear. is
also contestant.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
COngressers Should Go to York

The way look at Congress
! ddn take up so much white 1t
Iessefs should
that couldn't
would speak plain to them when should that
tongresser from Harlem would tell
streets there and tell him where he strong shovel
Il that should there they pass nv more
those amendments Nobody
passed. everybody getting the Spanish on account
You would get pnched had anything
Well don't the steamboat back becansa if
ialr hist, they told
have been ThenI
speeches myself and them am fine
if could anybody to listen o
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Johnson Calls Meeting
In Chicago Next Week

Ran Johnson. president of the Ameri-
can League, has issued a call for the
adjourned annual meeting to resume in
lineage on February 10. The official
notice was received ut the Offices OF
the Yankees and Boston Red Sox yes
ierday. Colonels Rupert and Huston
VIII leave for the scene of action
sunday afternoon. 1t is believed Harry
frazee will also attend He was in
Boston yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Fair Quaker City Golfers
Show WAY at BeIlair

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb. 9
Mrs G. Henry Stctson, of Philadel phia,
won the qualifying round in the
here to-day. She got around in SO,
beating her nearest rival by three
strokes.
Philadelphians has had things pretty
New-York tribune., 1920-02-03
Red Soy Release Three

BOSTUN. Fcb. ?. Tie Boston Amer
leans announced he sale Of three play
ers to the Toledo club OF The American
Association. Pitcher Dumont Catcher
Mcneil and Outticlder Without 20 10
Toledo for a cash consideration and
an option on member of the Toledo
team
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-07-22


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days ot 6r.Ehr-eraauy end waS So
called rheu because boiling pitch was
used by the defenders ~ s. 1e-.a.
castle 20 uc0el the 1t-acSicS tn-re.
The battles, watch usually tooE place
outside The castle walls would SOM
end when the boiling pitch began -1
TOW from q tank on top of the va. s.
This originated tie term - p.Ic-e-
hattie"
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rh=T - 1e-e wc-l1 te many more
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20


.,,...l,tIl":. ~ Highway officials.
etuu5 from WhecEEg.
! J. Winters, r...Cl railway inspector
- he Jr,hiic >,:N - &"n.miS&."n r.
.i!:3rI l".,""GHy from Wa""!.nE and
'..rkc-shurE. ~ H." former cay h"
r.c,dr an investigation e complaints a..
Tire serve" on II" Nh"c!aG Public
.Sj.rvlr,. coiriILy's l!r"s between NE"' =
Iug and E.m Grove. ~ HarkrrsbHrE
tn.Ca,.EIl!Sr was made Of c"mrl'NnlS
an the Srrv:Cr Of n" Lynn street ana
rark aIrl.ur i:ur$ Of thr M"n"nEhh"Ia
Valley Traction company. LIS report
n hoth cases VIII lie fii'd VITA the
public service comm SH!On.
Contract Is Let.
tu:,i~su"r for "a mil"s "r grading
"a the Princeton Fiat Top road has
l., ..u awarded to The lowest h.dd"r. ht-
,'n.dinG I" announcements Yc't'r"AS l.!
he state road commission. Til" con-
:ri,.. MAS awarded to Albert lintE"rH.
~ Shawsvilic. Virginia, $5>.'H" -. I'm"
a.xt loves; bidder Was "ali"n Slid
J"ih. l:.r"f.r,d. v. Va. $6".H"2.J@.
Prohibition Activities.
Official r-r"r, II III" FOLLOWING ar
-rs,r wl~ UG'i' y"Si"rdhT - Ia Slht"
p~uhii.t30u -, par. .r"ui.
Charles ,'r,"un"il;.. McM"rh@". W.
Va. arrested H. Tn"mr: Nrr.nIi"n, and
lura. "tiir.r,. charged VIII h;.\ !HE Il
nc. us...h.. $i'!l II ms H"SS''''S ."i'. one
r,mr.rrr $j,i. o." yin, "l ~ '"nsh"Ar
.,uA-i gallon. @! maSh wrr' "ni'sch"'!.
H'.d =" :"""rat E''ni ,Er% ~ -.
commissioner conrad, Wh""''nG ". "a.
Con.peLsac Awards.
COMMUNICATION IWHr'I$ we're Hii'"pN"d
yt.S;"rjay 10y IL" SAT" '"!nrrnHh''"l
,.n,u,ssjnnrr ~ follows;
Nik" ilri@,s. W:trw"o,i ". " ankle
and nose '!:.,',I:"d ~ - Stat" - wnl."
wrrkl,r :or H." l:r"hiHnl '"r' com
.,r, ,,.I,.'.,,~. Ivrrd OF 81. I.r week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
Compensation Awards

into session again A. or .'c'",k tais
;norninK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
Notary Commissions

Notary rrm,nisrione were tpI r"yrh bv
"a" secretary q! STATE yesterday 4" :ol.
!OwE'
Huiu.nbus J. M"nA'. Assoc. MrI,nwr'l
r"unty: Ecocr: W >imnG,.-s. Louder.
kannwha county; Deem IL'nv. riarks.
burg. Harrison county, G"urF" ::
Grouse W"h la!nn. TN1ddr Dig" cruA'} :.
Il. l. I:"E"y. Charleston. Kr-Nwhl c,r:u-
=.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20

tended IA" m,r,in.; Of IN, tinted AS
,,rlLIl.,:t e.! Highway officials.
1Nha.lI,u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20

Mamhers ~ Ne 6onrd OF pUhI." workH
were ar' IN J., fnr" ~" hldEct Comm's-
sion yesterday. comforting w.tr Ia;
body relative 20 i.aaHrra ror tur vNr!ous
ca" .pu,.':r"n. ,'.,'j'M'ruu- da:!'t INA
MY; ~ yr,"s T.' commission viii 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20

John Futhcy
John Gulley
John Hisenbcrg
John Sorg /;
Jos. Gctrost
VIM. y. Bradley
John Dubois
Karl Eggiman
Jacob Bichl
Trinity +. Church Rectory
ROSco klce
JOS. Patterson
VI. J. Snyder
Peter Brhrens
James Cutler
! John Nolan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
Corporate Charters

Trtat.,n'ry va 'a."E 10y ~" INh"c
serve commission yesterday OF The
applies zion "t tlm Vest NirEi@!a Light.
Heat and Power company {" increase
rates. At SiSt"rsvillc. The cas-" wT- sub
matted = ;he commission for decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
DINNER FOR BRIDE AND GROOM.

Smyrna, April PA delightful dinner
party was held Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ". Nelson of Smyrna in
honor of their son, Leonard, whose mar
riage to Miss Ethel Johnson took place
Saturday. Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. CIV. Nelson. Smyrna: Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Schneider, Wilmington; Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Morris, Centrevile,
Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson,
Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Bottino, Whining
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Baxter,
Wyoming: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nelson,
Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nelson,
Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman McGinnis,
Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. August G.. Ander-
son, New Brunswick, n. J.; Mrs. Anna
Brantigan, Dover; Mrs. Delezene Vliet,
Bloomfield, n. j.; Misses Helen and
Edith Nelson, the Misses Edith, Clara and
Lillian Anderson, New Brunswick, n. J.;
Mary and Virginia Morris, Mildred Mel
son, Anna and Ruth McGinnis, James
Schneider, Lloyd and Dorothy Nelson,
Willard Baxter, Lillian Vliet, bloomfield.
n. j.; Carl, Howard and Ogle Nelson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-27
NEWS OF LEWES.

Lewes, April 27.--Lewes High School
baseball team defeated the Bridgeville
High School team here, Saturday, by a
score of IA to 8. Birmingham was on the
mound for Lewes and as usual did good
work.
William L. Wilson and wife, and Charles
d. Beebe and family. all of Wilmington,
spent the weekend here with relatives.
r. Victor Criswell, certified public
accountant, of Wilmington, was In town
during the week.
Asparagus made its first appearance in
the local market, last week, and is selling
for 50 cents bunch, but owing to the cool
weather. very little has been in the market
w. Virden Burton of Wilmington, spent
the weekend with his family at the home
Of Mrs. Ida Morris.
The manager of the Lewes Ice Manu-
featuring Co. is getting the plant here IN
readiness for the coming season.
John Wilson, chief engineer of the Cape
May lightship, after spending two weeks
of shore leave here, with his wife, has re-
turned TO the ship.
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which will meet next Tuesday evening
will be glad to receive comments from the
citizens for or against the movement.
James Rodgers, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Rodgers Of 207 Harmony street,
on Saturday fell down the stair steps Of
hs home and broke his left wrist. The
break was set by Df julius Dodd.
The Home Missionary Society oi
Nazareth NJ T.. Church will meet in the
church parIors on Thursday evening nj
o'clock The members will have q
quilting party, which will be followed by
supper.
This evening Mt 3 o clock tho members
Of the Board Of Health will meet ut the
home of DR.. Julius Dodd, ut \ O'Clock,
for the purpose of discussing the matter
of holding clean up week throughout the
city.
Yesterday morning several persons
failed TO set their alarm clocks ahead and
were late for work There were soine
other mistakes alan IN one instance
the mother in certain family at y o clock
on Sunday evening advanced the alarm
clock one hour ahead. The father, coming
home after church. not knowing that his
wife had advanced the hands, set tie
clock up one hour more and the son, who
came IN later. thinking that someone had
forgotten 10 perform the necessary routine,
moved IL up 10 another notch. Tho
alarm was set and the next morning the
father was waiting for the clock trolley
car at O'Clock
For the convenience and for the purpose
that the citizens may famaiarize them
selves with the city ordinances City Coun-
eli will have printed between 1000 and
| 500 dodgers covering the important
clauses Of several ordinances that have not
been lived up to.
The primary department. Of the Metho-
dist Sunday school viii hold bake on Sat
urday, May 8, at Challenger s pharmacy,
This afternoon large number Of auff-
ragists from this city attended a banquet
ri the Hotel du pont, Wilmington.
large number Of tickets have been
disposed Of for the dance that will be given
by the members of the senior class Of the
High school. which will be held on Friday
evening IN the Opera House.
Mrs Hannah Viniup, who was taken
III several days ago is confined 10 her bed
The members Of the Junior class of the
High School Will hold a dance az Bear
Station this evening. Automobile trucks
will leave Sixth and fremont streets at
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NEWS OF 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
Students at Woman's College Civ
ing Attention to Securing Po-
sitions for Summer.
BUILT ROAD FOR HIMSELF
FIRE at Milton Destroys Build
ing in Which Towns Fire De
partment is Housed.
From Every Evenings Correspondents

From Every Evening Correspondents
Milton, April. 27.---Fire, early Sunday
morning, destroyed the upper story of the
fire house. The damage is estimated at
$500, with no insurance. The second story
If the building was used as q meeting
place by the Milton Firemen's Band and
the Producers Association. The latter
organization met in the hall on Saturday
evening and it is thought that the fire
started from a coal of fire falling from the
stove 10 the floor some time after the
meeting adjourned.
This building was erected about is
years ago by Town Council and the mem
bers of the fire company. The upper floor
has been used "a a community room and
the people are anxious that IT y be rebuilt. t.
of the citizens to discuss ways and means
Of rebuilding. The drums of the band were
DESTROYED. entailing loss of about $50.