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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

bedzie da&yG do ~wytworzenia praw.-
diowych stosunk6w, re wszystkiego
bedzie niezadowoiona i stanie sic po-
lem do intryg.
re role smutna, kt6ra pred woj-
ma i czasie wojny o~dgrywaiy Au--
stro-Wegry, teraz ma wziac ma SIZE
bic Liga Narod6w - wahania sic
pomiedzy jedna a drusa strona.
Rad polski byiby rzadem, niedo-
leg6w, umiejacych tylko wyglaszac
piekne frazesy, gdyby zdobyi sic ma
jakiekolwiek ustepstwo, Tub niewy-
ra&ne kombihacye W sprawie Galicyi
wschodniej. Jesli dziekl intrygom
austro-pruskim Rus halicka znalazfa
sic przez czas kr6tki " reku avian
turnik6w politycznych, wyhodowa-.
nych przez Austro-Niemcy,, to Lloyd
George powinien wiedzieG, Re zdoby-
li$my ia krwia naszych dzieci i sy-
now, odwiecznych dziedzic6w ma
szych ziemi halickiei / ME ma to Edo
bywalfSmy ja, ably oddaG pod opie-
Ike Ligi narod6w. Jesll Lloyd George
chce wiedziec, co my5li o lego pro-
jektach narod polski, MECH zapyta
swego urzedowego przedstawiciela
we Lwowie, kt6ry by{ obecny ma u
roczystosci odebrania Lwowa z rak
austryacko-pruskich przyjaci6l. Do
vie sic z pewnoscia, re narod caty
ME uzna rzadu i diplomacy, kto-
raby jego dorobek ku~lturalny wielo-
wiekowy, jake wiasnosC ziemska,
iako przemys} - wszystko to CO sta
nowi si}e nasza - oddawaia W rece
barbarzyhc0w.
Nar6d nasz pragnal Polski ola
siebie, kazde pokolenie walczyio D
MIA. skladajac naiwieksze ofiary -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

roku 1889, pod wzgledem jednak
klauzul militarnych ME doszio je-
szcze do zgody i podobno niema
wieikiej nadziei, ably zdoiano te-
raz do niej doprowadzic.
Sprawe Szeldy miano> zalatwit
W ten sposob, IL zostana utworzo-
ne dwie komrsye, jedna ola samej
Szeldy, z siedzibq W Brukseli,
druga zaS ola kana}u Ghent-Ter
Neuzea, z siedziba W Client. w
sklad obu komiSyi wchodzic beda
belgijscy jak holenderscy
czionkowie, ktorzy zaiatwiac be-
dq wszystkie kwestye zwiazane z
zegluga, utrzymywaniem latarii
ftp. w razie potrzeby komisye tie
beda miaiy prawo przenosic sig
do Holandyi, ma wypadek zaS nie%
porozumien, kt0rychby ME byiy
w stanie same za}atwic, beda u
powaznione do wybra11ia dla roz-
strzygniecia sporu arbitra Z Po--
Srod representative narodow,
wchodzacych W skiad Ligi LII
. Zgodnie 2 postanowieniami
traktatu wcrsalskiego zostanic
wykopany kanaS lqczacy Szelde z
Renem, kt6ry ciqgnat sic bedzie
do Meuse i siegac bedzie do Duis-
Kanai ten umozliwi wodnq
komunlkacye pomiedzy Sztras--
a Antwerpia.
w skiad alianckiej komisyi woj
skowej, ktora uda sic do Berlina
celem dopilnowania, ably Niemcy
dopelniiy ~wszystkich warunkow
wejda take reprezen-
tanci Belgii w liczbie 81 oficerow
i 100 rzeczoznawcow i zoInierzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
krotkiej ~wiadomosci.

krotkiei wiRdomosci.
Przedewszystkiem - co to zna--
czy? Moana zatrzymac PREY Polsce
to, co szesGset lat bylo jej wlasno-
scia %polityczna, ~ekonomiczna i kul-
turalna, ale ME MONA oddawaG jei
tego, co nigdy do kogo innego ME ma
leaaio. Kr6tko istnieiace ks. halickie
tuS W XIV! W. rozpadio sic W braku
sill zywotnych, a Eiemie droga die
dzictwa staiy sic wiasnoscia Polski.
Ma pustych, niezaludnionych obsZa-
rach pasly sic stada baran6~ tatar-
skich | bylyby sic pasly dotychczas,
gdyby orez polski ME spedziI ich I
ME umozliwi} ludnosci tycia. Pod O.
pieka polskiej szabli odbywala sic
kolonizacya tego kraju, rosrastaia
sic ludnost, powstawaly miasta 1
wsie - gdziez wowczas byli Rusinl
/ ich obroncy? Kto wtenczas m6wll
o Rust, kto stawai W jej obronie?
Jest to n~iezrozumiala ola mas spra-
wiedliwoSG i niezrozumia}a opieka
- odebraG to co bylo prawowita
wlasnoscia panstwa polskiego / ota-
czac opieka tego, kto pod opieka
panstwa polskiego wyr6si, kogo pan
stwo polskie bronilo i kto dzieki o.
piece jego pahstwa przetrwal do
dnia dzisiejszego? Me mo&emy zro-
zumiet, jakiem prawem Liga naro--
dow moze nan sic narzucic jake o.
piekunka tych, kt6rych prEodkowie
tylko dzieki Polski zachowali zycie
i to wszystko, co dis ~posiadaja? Ma
rod polski potrzebuie ~przyjacioi i
przyjaini, umie Genie, ale ME potrze
buje | ME zniesie opiekun6w we
wlasnym swoim domu. Polska mote
przyja& postanowienia Rady najwya-
szej. jeieli beda mialy poEory bo--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
.OBCYM Cd MAtOPOlSN
WSCHOs WARA!

w .,Wieku Nowym" z 3 grudnia
czytamy:
Many ~dotychczas bardzo n~iejasne
i bardzo kr6tkie wiadomoscl, re Ra-
da Najwyzsza W Paryzu postanowiia
odda6 Polsce Galicye wschodnia ma
lat 20. Jedno z pism naszych navy
wa to zwyciestwem Paderewskiego.
Prawdziwie chyba Pyrrusowe zwy-
ciestwo.
Zastan6wmy sic mad treScia tel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15

daj Sprawiedliwosci, ale ME uzna
aadnych wyrok6w, n~iezgodnych z
pojeciem prawa i ferowanych tej ko-
sztem. My pamietamy, BE smolensk
nalezal do pahstwa polskiego, "a
Czernih6w, P~erejaslaw, Lubnia byly
czescia skiadowa pahstwa p~olskiego,
wiemy, re szabla polsku Kreml mo-
skiewski zdobywala, re carowie mos
kiewscy stawali pred Sejmem pol
skim jake wiezniowie, a jednak ma
podstawie tel przeslosci tax SWEET
nej i TAX niedalekiej ME opieramy
swoich zadah politycnych i paistwo-
wych.
Jakim prawem Lloyd George PREY
chodzi do tego, aieby odbierat cd
mas to, 90 szeSGset lat bylo nieodla-
czna wiasnoscia polska? Rus halle
ka, to ME Jest prowincya, W ktorei
wiekszosG ruska stworzyla wszystko,
co kraj poslada, gdzle Ia wiekszost,
bardzo niesnaczna - aa!muje iedno-
lite terytoryum etnograticzne, - W
imie czegot zstem pragnle przemo-
ca odbiegat Cd Polski Rus halicka /
naznac5yt ola niej system przej-
sciowych rzad6w / ~narSucaC obca o.
pickle?
Tylko zupeina nieznajomosc die
i6w tego kraju 1 lekkomyslnosG po
lityczna NIGGA narzucic nam jakie3
prowisorycshe ready, bez w0sledl
ma nasse prawa h~istoryczne. - Ia
kie postepowanie, - kt6remu brak
stanowczosci, prawa I l~otalnej pod
stawy, ME przyniesie zgoia pokoju,
TAX upragnionego dla Europy, ale
przeciwnie - stworzy grunt do cia-
glego niezadowolenia I zatarg6w.
Strona, kt6ra vie, Re jej przyszloss
cd kogoS trzeciego zalezy. nigdy ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
~TelGgramy zagTanlczns.
DokohCZenie ia strongly z

NH W szczegolnoSci pc nazwlsku
dwu socyalistycznych deputowa-
uych, Ludwika Zietz i Fryderyka
Zsebeil, zarzucajac i'm, re Pobie-
gil do drzwi wchodowych cd
strony pofudniowej i dawali Siam
tad tiumowi znaki, ably wdari sic
do wnetrza.
DzieEi zaProwadzonemu stano-
wi wojennemu panuje obecnie
wzglgdny przynajmniej sPok6j i
porzqdck "a wszyscy poslowie z
wyjatkiem skrajnyth socyalistow
zapewniEi rad, re stoja prey MIN
i Popierajq go,
RJEKA OLA WLOCH.
Paryz, is. stycznia. - Wl6chy
zgodziiy sic ma przedstawiony i'm
ostatnio projekt pQrozumienia w
kwestyi adryatyckiej. Proiekt ten
doreczono rowniez reprezentan-
Tom Jugesiawii, ktorzy TELEGRAPH
cznie przcdIozyli go rzadowi W
Belgradzie do zatwierdzenia,
wzgiednie odrzucenia. Odpowiedz
stamtQd spodziewana jest jutro. '
Paryz, is. stycznia. - Premie-
rzy Lloyd George ! Clemenceau
aoszli wczora do ostatecznego
porozumienia w kwestyi adryaty-
ckiej. ma podstawie kt6rego Fit
me zostaje przyznane Wiochom
przechodzi pod ich rad suweren
". Decyzya ia komentowana jest
" rozmaity Spostb. -Jedni powia-
Iajq, ze z;nusiI do uiej Anglie !
Francye wioski premier Nitti,
nrzedStawiaj2c, re W razle Cd
miennego zalatwienia kwestyi a
iryatyckiej we Wioszech wybu-
chnie rewolucya / bolszcwizm, in
nj zaS utrzymujQ, re Jest to zrecz-
ne poc;qgniecic ma szachownicy
dypiomatyczno - politycznej, kt0-
re ma ma celu Emusic prezydenta
WHsona do otwartego wypowie-
dzenia sig, czy Stany Zjednoczo-
he chca jeszcze dalej mieszac sic
10 spraw Europy / pokoju w
niej, czy tee zupelnie juz Z mich
sic wyCoiuia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
KONTRKANDYDACI PANA
~CLEMENCEAU.


Paryz, 10. stycznia. - Grupl
radykalnych socyalistow wysune-
Ia Paula Deschanela jake kontr-
kandydata premiere Clemenceau
v. wyborach ma prezydenta Fran
cyl, ktore odbeda sic w sobote bic
zacego tygodnia. Wskutek tego
przcpowiednie co do spodziewa--
neg Cd dawna jednog!oSnego wy
boru pana Clemcnceau prawdopo-
dobn;e sic ME ziszcza. kandydatu
RI DeSchanela Skfoniia take do
wysuniecia innych kandydatow
ma tlrzqd prezydenta, a So mimi
mianowicie: byli premicrzy Leon
Bourgeois i Rene Fiviani, ora
obecny minister spraw wcwnetrz
nych Jules PANS.
ZABILI
~AMERYKAN1NA. =
Rzym, Is. stycznia. - .Popolo
Romano" donosi, re Jugosiowia-
ME napadli W Spalato ma partye
amerykahskich marynarzy w
bojce, jaka SIC stad wywiazala, je-
dnego z mich zabili, a dwu zran!li.
SAD Ma KAJZERA WAT
PLIWY.
Londyn, Is. stycznia. - Jeden
II bardzo powaznych dyplomatow
oSwiadczyi tu, co nastepuje:
,.Alianci zobowiqzali sic donna
gao wydania bylego cesarza Will
helma, ale ME pragna tego i moe
noby sic rozczarowali, gdyby so
dOstall. Nlema takleSo prawa,
kt6reby zmuszafo Holandye do
ekstradycyi jego i jezei W razie
postawienia zadania(w tym kie--
runku Holandya odm0wi mu, be-
die zupeinie Observation-Disclosures.
Holandya jest bardzo dumna re
swej suwerennoSci i zareagule e.
n~ergicznie przeciwko kazdej po-
grozce czy wymuszeniu."
ODALISKI "a
EGIPTU.
Kair, 10. stycznia. - Mieszkan
ki 500 haremow odbyiy walne ze-
branie W tutejszym koSciele kop-
tyiskim i uchwaliiy rezolucye, do,
magaiaca sic ~zupelnej niepodle--
gloSci Egiptu. Wszystkie. egipskie
ksiezniczki i czionkinie rodziny
kr0lewskiej przygotowujq prokla
macye z protestem przeciwko ma
rzuconemu Egiptowi przez Wiel-
ka Brytanie protektoratowi. I
KROTKIE ~KABLOGRAMY.
Zurych, ID. stycznia. - Wedle
oficyalnych statystyk, straty wo-
Bawaryi wynosza w zabi--
tych 10000, W rannych 10000, |
a W jehcach $4,000, czyli razem
$4,000.
Londyn, Is. stycznia. 'Ber-
prasa donosi, re Alianci
nosza sic rzekomo z zamiarem u
dzielania Niemcom mandatu do
zgniecenia bolszewizmu W RoSyi.
Paryz, 10. stycznia.- Tutejszy
Temps" podaje, re Alianci zde-
sic uznat zupefna niepo
diegloSc Armenii, Georgii i Aver
baijanu.
Rzym, ID. stycznia. - Waty--
kan subskrybowal 10000, 900 IL
row ia zbieranq obecnie szostaf
narodowa pozyczke wloska. Jest
to pierwsza rzadowa pozyczka, do
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
DEATH SUMMONS FOR >
WILLIAM {. HAWKINS
Well Known Citizen Dies at Home
Here After Illness of Sew
eral Months.

William T. Hawkins, well known citizen
of Wilmington, long prominent IN business
and church circles. died last night Mt his
home. $40 Delaware avenue, alter an
illness extending over several months.
MIR Hawkins had been in failing health
for about three wears, but continued active
in business until the latter part of last
wear, when he was forced To retire. Last
Monday his illness took a turn tor the
worse, and his death followed last night.
Mr. Hawkins was 81 years old, and
had been active in the real estate business
for many wears, until his recent retire
mcnt on account of failing health. lie
was member Of Grace NJ. f. Church,
and prominent in the work of that church,
being member of the board OF trustees
ut the time of his death. He took a deep
interest in prohibition and was prominent
in the movement to bring It into effect.
MIR Hawkins was q Mason. member OF
Lafayette Lodge. and was also member
of other fratcrnal organizations,
Besides his widow, Mr. Hawkins is sur
vived by two daughters, Miss Dorothy
Lawson Hawkins and Miss Miriam III.
Hawkins lie is survived also by two sisters
Mrs. ]. Allen Colby aud Mrs, John I.
Doughton
Funeral services viii be held Monday
afternoon at the residence, Rev J. w. X.
StIn1walt. pastor of Grace Church, othciat-
ing, and interment will he in Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
REPUBLICANS HALT
FAIRY ENDORSEMENT
Senator Wolcott Says United States
Marshal Received
His O. K.
special DISPATCH q Every Esenins

Washington. ID G., june ) Il Was an
nounced here today that the rcappoint-
nent Of Martin T Farry ~ mite State
marshal for L elawarc would not lc con-
fiirmcd. prior 70 the Adjournment Of ON
gress some time tom ht II y further
stated that the delay IL the senate : con-
frmation 81 Mr. FAIRY Wa> not due 10
Init d States senator Josiah .. Wolcott
bat 10 : nator /. Hcisler Ball
When Senator " lcott MAS asked to-
day # he had had any part 10 The 4 lay
over the confirmation, he ali that ~ far
rs he was conc rncd ttat NJ Parry :
confirmation would have been made long
ago.
when ! was informed ~ MIR Fairy
had been named for the POSITION again.
laid Senator Wolcott. i n once wrote 10
the Senat committee expressing my
VI VS. on the subject These " 70 the
effect hat Marshal Parry rad made u
good official and SAW no reason why he
should not be reappointe and had no
personal objection 70 the same. That was
bout as far rs my influence could reach
wirh q Republican Senate
Information sought IN other quart r
developed the fact that there was little
likelihood Of MIR Ia ~ being confirmed
TODAY before CONGRESS adIournsd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
BUSINESS MEN WILL
ASK FOR CHANGE IN
FIRE PARTMENT
Chamber of Commerce to Push
Movement for Paid Organi
zation.
BRIDGHAM is CHAIRMAN

4 conhagratlon III q city ~ tho present
time, with the high cost Of building ma
terialS of all kinds, combined with the
high cost of labor. and the probability
that The high cost Of neither will TIC greatly
reduced soon, would place that city under
heavy handicap, extremely hard 70
overcome. Especially 50 ia this time Of
scarcity of and demand for houses, both
for business and residential purposes.
Such calamity happening TO Whining
ton. with its nearncsS to the large cities,
would take great many Years 70 over
come. If indeed it were ever entirely out
lived
Only tho very host fire apparatus and
Tho best trained men TO handle it Will offer
any CITY reasonable guarantee against
such a calamity
Is Wilmington prepared and equipped
for such an cmergcncNF IL IS the con
scnsus of opinion Of leading business and
professional men and citizens OF the city
that Wilmington Is not provided. IN the
volunteer department, with n firc-hghlng
organization such as the safety 81 tho
property and lives Of the citizens demands
and Is entitled to.
There Is no disposition anywhere e
discount the zeal and the devotion 4
duty Of tho members Of the twelve volun-
tccr fire companies Of Wilmington but s
sentiment has developed. and has beer
dcvciol aG for wears, along with IN,
growth 81 Wilmington in population anc
industry. that the city should have Z
paid fire department
I his question has hecn discussed PRS
and con fer some years, and seems now
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
ALLEGED KIDNAPPER
WILL Be BROUGHT BACK
Detective Wharton in Buffalo
After Valentine; Mrs. LaBelle
Makes Denials.

Detective ID. d. Wharton Of Dover is in
Buffalo, r. y, where he went after Jean
valentine, alias Lacroix, who Is charged
Nth the abduction Of Edward LaBclle
IT., fvc-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Edward LaBclle. Of Smyrna, Extradi-
ton papers preparcd in the attorney
generals office have been forwarded 10
Albany for the approval OF the governor
II New York, and it is expected that as
Is soon as they reach Buffalo Detective
Wharton Will start back with Valentine
Edward I.aBelle the father Of tho boy,
$ in Buffalo. but will not leave there until
Detective Wharton Is ready to leave Il
expected Valentine will be gwen a
srcliminary hearing IN Buffalo today
According TO Chief Of Police Lee Coch-
an OF smyrna, Valentine will he gwen ms
srst hearing in the case at Dover MIR.
cochran said this morning that Mrs. La
Belle cmphaticaIly denied the alleged
statement Of Valentine that she was IN
collision with him in the taking away OF
he child, and was 0 meet him ID Buffalo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
MARINE BILL. PASSE S.
Measure Providing for Sale Of u.
S. Merchant Fleet Goes to the
President
o1latol Press . Every Ego0Ios

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. june 5 The merchant
marine bill, approved last night hy both
tile ocuate and House after differences
had been sm0ot he'd ont hY conjcrcCS. was
sent to day 10 the President fer signature
The measure provides tor the eventual
sale Of the governmeut-oWned merchant
fleet IL Americans II possible and Il not, %
foreigners
The bill creates shipping board Of
seven members and directs it to sell the
governments ships as cxpeditiouslv az
consisten. with good judgment Amerl-
cans would hc able to pay for vessels
purchased on lnstallments during a fifteen
year period
Foreigners would hc required 20 MAKE.
full payments within ten Years.
The bill also seeks 10 encourage the con-
struetion oI ships hv private interests and
to encourage the extension OF America 5
foraluu trade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
DR.. PHILIP COOK
ACCEPTS B|SHOPR|C
Baltimore Clergyman Has De
cided to Become Head of 2. Z.
Diocese of Delaware.

Rev DIR. Philip Cook. rector Of 81
Afichaels and Al Angels Protestant
Episcopal Church. Baltimore. who was
elected bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese Of Delaware at the recent annual
diocesan convention, held III this city,
today announced that he would accept
the Delaware post
Bishop Cook sud over the long-di,tanoe
telephone 10 the Every Evening this
afternoon, that he hoped to take up his
work here about October ]
His acceptance OF the bishopric is de-
pendent upon the confirmation Of the
election by the Protestant Episcopal
bishops and standing committees oi tho
various dioceses. This formal detail will
be attended to IL members Ct the stand
inc Committee Of the Delaware Diocese
Bishop Cooh spent busy morning Try
ing 10 get into communication with VII
u,ingt0n members Of the Delaware do
cesar committee. Both DIR Alban Rchey
az St. John Church and Henry T..
du Pont. local members Of the committee,
were out of the city Bishop Cook then
telephoned to Archdeacon Benjamin r.
Thompson al Dover. and informed him
that IL had accepted the call
| Tie new bishop said he had discussed
the matter with Bishop Murray Of the
Province Of Washington, Of which this
diocese il part and had also informed
the veStrv Of his church today that he had
decided To accept the call
Bishop Cook Was asked if he had made
any plans. but said that he had not and
would wait until he came here and learned
more fully local conditions
What induced you to cast your lot
with Delaware Episcopalians?" he was
asked
Nothing more than that it seemed TO
be my duty to accept the call. he replied.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
!|GHT-CENT FARE
REQUESTED BY THE
TRACTION COMP ANY
TELLS Public Utility Commission
Nine Cents Would be Required
to Meet All Obligations.
SEEKS ABOLITION OF
COMPUTATION TICKETS
Contention Made That the kali
way Property is Being Oper-
ated at a Loss.
SOARD DEFERS AZ lOiN

Claiming that the local trolley lines are
being operated NJ loss. the llmlngt on
( Phjlade phia Traction Go. has made
Implication to the Board of Public tillty
commissioners for permission TO increase
he rate of fare from seven 70 eight cents
straight and 10 abolish the sale ana Use
If Communication tickets
Tho request was made IN q petition
filed by Andrew c. Gray, OF counsel TOR
the company. with the Utility CommiS-
sion at the City Hall last night. he petit
tIou was accepted and the board adjourn
ed to meet at the call of the chairman In
the meantime the matter Will be referred
to the city solicitor.
The Traction Co. claims that IN order
10 produce the revenue to which It IS
entitled it would be necessary 70 charge
each passenger q.Oi9 cents, but expresses
the hope that eventually some way may
bc found to reduce the operating cost to
avoid this necessity.
The petition rccites the order of the
board. dated October -. 1871, which
Sc. forth that if the company would take
ADEQUATE Stcpsto collect fares IN an efficient
manner, would do away with the abuse
of the transfer privilege, and submit
to tho commission, three months from that
date, valuation of the properties owned
and operated by the company, said valua-
ton to bc made by A l.. Drumm 4 60,
or other qualified equally competent firms
If consulting engineers: and i the COM
panv would submit scmi-annual state
nents Of costs Of improvements and SO
on. the commission would agree that after
three months from the date OF the order
he company will he permitted to charge
4 rate of fare sufficient to provide for:
FIRST All operating expenses. taxes
ard other charges as prescribed by the
Interstate Commerce Commission il its
inform system Of accounts for electric
always
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
MAY MAKE CIDER.
But il Must Be Exclusively for use in the
Home

W Truxton Boyce. +, deral Prohibition
director of Del ware has rec ived informa-
ton from John +. Kramer, / deral Pro-
hibjtion Commits Toner, Washington, d.
c., that The manufa ture Of non-intoXica-
ting cid and fruit juices will be allowed
exclusively for use in the home.
The one-half Of one per cent Of alcohol
question i brought up in the uling
which is in part as follows: The PHI arc
'non-intoxica ing, means non-intoMcat-
ing in fact an not necessarily less than
one-half of one er cent OF alcohol.
Apples, according to the ruling II y be
taken to a cider mill and ground up, but
ciaer cannot be kept if it is n int Mcant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-05
CLEAR SUNDAY PROMISED
Temperature at Noon Today So;
Continuation of Rain This After
noon and Tonight.

Today with tho weather IT the IS de-
gree ma / ovcrcoats rcappeared OH the
backs 81 hedraggl q Wilmlngtonlans and
the venture some straw hats that swarned
forth when the warm wave If the early
DAYS OF the week arrived have as hastily
been recalled
Yesterday promised showers develop
ed into eayy downponr that continued
throu bout the night and may extend
over another night
While the rains may help the crops. rs
il i the first Of any colume that has fallen
in a long period there is considerable
i'll nature expressed in the city over the
mistake the weather nal hos made II
giving us so many storms the latter end
Of the week when the lure Of the open Is 50
strong for motorists as we'll as for those
who enjoy Sunday tramps into the coun-
try, at this most beautiful cason Of the
year.