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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
DIR. REESE HONORED.
Wilmington Man Elected President OF
Manufacturing Chemists Association.

Dr. Charles T.. Reese of Wilmington
was yesterday elected president 81 the
Manufacturing Chemists Association 81
the United States Tho election took nlacc
~ the annual meeting IN New York 9th
cr officers were chosen as follows Nlee-
presidents. II II : Handav, Solvay, y
y. and G. Wilbur Miller. baltimore
treasurer, Tindsloy T,orng Boston scc-
rctary. Arthur II Weed. BOSTON
Passage If legislation. repeating the *
ccss profits tax with substitution 81 q
sales INK, was urged ~ the meeting
which nlau advoratcd licensing of IN
ported dyes ID protect american manu-
facturers
Dr Reese il chemical director II the
fIu Pont 60 and i member If thr board
of directors of hat company
nr harIea Lee Reese was born IN
1s62 lie graduated from the nversitE
If Virginia ~ 1881 and then studied abroad
receiving doctor degree a. heidelberg
Returning To this country. nc Was made
III assistant IN chemistry ~ IehHa
Hopkins later being rnndr head ~ Wake
Farcai College Hnd also NJ The south
Carolina Military Academy For 4 tlfne
he waH head chemist ~ tho Ncw Ierzes
ZINC Company and III 1910 wBs made rhiol
chemist ~ tie IN pont Company Hefs-
iahished the eastern laboratories and was
rnade director IL the company chemical
DIVISION IN charge RI high explosive work
III 1906 Fl 1917 he was elected flirectar
of the company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
ROOT TO RESCUE OF G.0.P.;
MAY AVERT PARTY SPLIT
BY TREATY PROPOSAL
Members of subcommittee Hopeful That New Plank May
Keep Ratification Plank From Floor of Convention; Its
Pmport Withheld But II Is Said to be Acceptable to All
Groups

other notions which shall include "
biiual lor fhr attiotnrut 81 iptruatlGifn'
dssputrs II Nr- prepared ~ ~cpain
Root befHJ, his departure 9r turnUe hr
ha been undifrd considerably hs 81.
1h-ouuWIttee
u was indicated iht afboagh rfr
urc tu thc fe1Wc 81 station f#
aore tn fofma'rc stage tto sYi.reurl'
tcc praHabl W.4I ,rpt ttr trHttit
draft ~ lsr ts u.otrJ 4" dru,. tf
monla mod fhn pence rcplutor
As fhf conference h,Ran 3 lepo
effort tn corrlildo ts Wyre lrd
completed platform ho'er tr opn
at ,dat tar dr-
NlH rr aIuinu- rnurn .ftrfi rpar II ,,f
idntfau .tt.f pHrt tVrnod
night h ho nurta .re
Ihee n,il .a tr
1ram Hh.eH trs .g 'rr
omitted aI artrr or
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opposing garonHett .ar .prf .r
tgp a ratrud Hrd ofe rrr v
goaael ie fhn' urt,a
banu 'at t.adc na
narts uwr rrsr, NOM
Iaor a'a
prompt tlti -un Il 'ta
r,rrdtn, tnt tHr Hf-rltrtr
leHrnt .acl-.or nj au' t.l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
DELAWARE PONDERS
BETWEEN DU POINT
AND GOV. SPROUL
Caucus of Delegates to Decide
Whether to Garry Out the
Original Program.
HASTINGS is INS1STENT
special Dispatch to Every Evening


CHICAGo. june 10.
Coleman du Pont will certainly he
paccd in nomination. and stories to the
contrary should be wholly disregardcd
At least this is the information which
Judge Hastings lmparts lie admits
that his chief had ordered him 10 60 no
further with the matter, but sald that he
prevailed upon him TO allow his name to
bc submitted to the delegates
However, IL was tentatively agreed
10 have the Delaware delegates caucus
before the opening of the convention to
day. to finally decide whether to place
General du Pont IN nomination or swing
the entire delegation for Governor Sprout
on the first ballot Sproul seems TO he
second choice of most Of the Dclawarcans.
Charles Warner and Charles II. Grant
land. chairman and secretary, respectively.
az the Delaware Republican state Conf
mlttcc. Yesterday afternoon visited the
Sproul headquarters and conferred with
managers Of the Sproul candidacy
Governor Townsend has held several
confabs with Governor Sproul. II IS
considered highly probable Delaware, #
du pout should be eliminated, if the bal
lo.lng for presidential nominee begins
today will be the first delegation to cast
its vote for Sproul because Of the State $
position on the alphabetical roll call
The caucus was called for 10 o clock this
morning IN General du Pont : rooms, 70
decldc Just what TO do.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
4 QUART or INSPIRATION
FOR PLATFORM BUILDER

G. }a-n"ats# rrtss tp Fr EtrH.r
tH.a2Y .fua 10 An Ha-' .aa'r
sr,u frrr--va. Hd arfa-- fhe
Iftors tammttiae EST to ReruFIen
%afrrR nwnltff csfor39r 1rp.
pe gr ehch hr sad contained ratt.r
he asIr"H aascH Hfn A hru { aair
asu faf-or opened fac bundle ~ unn
4 botfir lf Fhislv teal uhisky
-pnst5r Hrnt ~ tab a fcefnt Iry
WHs .o-igHgfea 4 committee af nup
ean-,drr tao sIblc' aut returned
mined atn'g nlfhort directions art .nu
III. fhr uli committee was prevented t,.
disappearance IF the contents ~ the bottr
before / rniilb reach that stage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
TRAFFIC VIOLATION CASES.

MagistrateL l. ] Broluan has issued mar
rage licenses to Raymond blanchheld, of
Middle Neck Md and DaiSey NJ Allen,
of Middlet0wn Edward sandy and ANNE
Givision, of Delaware CITY
Magistrate Broman Court Will be
busy this evening, with seven cases.
Edgar NJ Shuck, Of 1alleyvllc and
George FRYE, 3l5 East Eighth street
will be given hearing for violating the
motor vehicle laws They were arrested
on Sunday
Five cases o. violations Of tie school
laws will be heard These are the result Of
children not being 10 school as required
by Law The complaints are filed hy Chief
Attendance Officer T II Bradbury IN
most Of these cases, where the offensc ls
the first, the defendants are gwen warn
ing and dismissed while second violations
are dealt with more severely
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
To Supervise Extract Manufacture

The Tightening up Of prohibition en-
sorcenent received further impetus today
when ". Truxton Boyce, Federal Pro-
hibition Commissioner for Delaware,
received notice from Prohibition Com
missioner .John 7. Kramer, Of Washing
ton ID C that he has the authority to
rexoko nermits for the manufacture and
sale - Well Is restricting the illegal sale Of
flavoring extracts, syrups and beverages
The notice delegates the authority to the
various Prohibition officers IN the various
Stafes. In ease any questions develop
over the revocation Of permits, the hear
ings can be held before the Commissioner
or Director or before special agent
designated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
ADJOORNS To 4 P m.
AFTER BRIEF SESSION
Report Of Platform Committee To
be Followed BY Nomina-
ton Speeches.
iv Associated prrss to Every Evening

Hv Associated Prrss to Every Evening
Coliseum & hcago. June i0-BenInd
lfs schedule and still awaiting the 0ut-
come 81 the platform tght. he RepuDil-
eau National invention assembled ta-
8av FIR ii- t0lrd session.
timosf at me moment the convention
mana gers made his agreement thcy rr-
-etEed word fhat the platform committcs-
was about sZree nat all danger II
-p.t agI neenaverfed. ud that the repor
0o.la ao presented today 4 iulhamen-
81 ris latter plan uould bring "a some
9t thc nominating speeches to-day
A tentative agreement mas been reached
br he convention Managers not .o He;sr
ant nominating peeche~ unit. tho piat
torm has been presented ndcT la
arrangement today prureealnEs w3.l,
be devoted eot .reivto rtng 10 speeches
81 a conference Il ,ac leaders. however
j WAS decided % recess lutIl Z o elocA h.-
4iternoon when rhe report e. ne platform
committee viii b. -ccciyed
The candidates names VII be paf
nomination following he report II fle
platform committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Motormen Held up Traffic

Traffic Was held up on Market street
Yesterday afternoon for sometime. when
4 nlotorInan refused u allow passengers
"a leave the front end of i car which WAS
jarnmcd with people returning from work
1t il reported that the motoruan ~ ,lae~-
tion was discharged by ihe company The
trouble il believed to have becn due Il
the warning issued affecting some cars on
which passengers are not allowed ID leave
the front end Of tile car, hut must board
md leaYe from the rear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
OPEN TRUST BRANCH.
Central National Bank Adds New
Department To Local Institution

Beginning on july l. the Central
National Bank viii open trust depart
fnent. and sill thereafter be IN a position
u transact business relating - the
adjustment of estates with the same
uawers accorded trust companies
President L Z Robinson Of the bank
has been named trust officer and will be
assisted bv Nice-Prc-ldent Carpenter and
attaehe- II hr bank
Tie Central s the first national bank
10 vest itself with the new powers. under
recommendation and authority Of the
Federal Reserve Board After the date
mentioned It viii be prepared to handle
all trust business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
DAUGHTER WINS.
In Appeal 10 Superior ourt or Possession
Of Fifth Avenue House.

ON November 10. 1910, Agnes Golln.-
buski brought SUN against Wslcryau
Dl,chatkicyy4c and Helen y DucGat-
k.eslex before Harry l. GIll.-. Jastice of
the Peace for possession ei the house No
Fifth avenue. this cIty. and tie case was
heard before referees wbp gave d vcrshct
In favor az thc pIatnttl4 whaIe the mother
III Mrs Duchatkiews
Robert AaaIr attorney lor Tie daughter
and her husband took the case to Superior
Coairt on certlorari proceedings and ye>
terday after hearing aud argument Judgce
Rice and Iiel,ei reversed the judgment
before &c Justice Of The Peace Harry 7.
Joelyn Mas attorney for the mother. Mrs.
Golumbuski
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
CRANE, COP. P.LEADER
Of MASS, INSISTS
ON RATIF|CAHO
Former Senator, and Colleague Of
Lodge. Throws Bomb Into
Camp Of Irreccncilables.
SUB COMMITTEE GIVES UP
WORK ON TREATY PLANK
~ As-..riase.i pre.s y Everx E..enlns

By Associated Press - Every Evening
Chicago Juno 10 The 'hlrd lay ai
the Republican National Convention
opened with the party machinery .or the
moment st last .ioablt deadlochesi
here bad emerged from endless ne
gotsafng behind the scenes uo agree
ncut either Is io ; Presidential! eanjidate
or on even j tentative draft of vital
f,Ianks n be- platform On winch 'he parts
will stand
Overnight the League Of Nations 1ssae
had been swept suddenly upward - q po-
e5fion oi overshadowing Importance. al-
most II menace IN party councils Il
WAS the rock on which the specla. har-
monIxug subcommittee on platform split
after hours ef 5raltless labor toward a
compromise
lnabic 20 agree on ANY declaration
proposed so be- incorporated III he plat
form the subcommittee adjourned long
after midnight \ disagreement report
from the subcommittee faced the fail
committee ou resolutions when u as-
semhled At 2 4 ~ - take lp the task
Meanwhile the convention tsell must
mark tmc No real progress eeal he
made with is work and another early
adjournment seemed likely today
Many RuMaRs OF poLrs
When the mass Of tho more than 600
footsore delegates arose - RESUME The
endless round of candidates. camps and
other headquarters hat fills The days Tor
them pending he final struggle IS balot
ms the air about them Was tense with
whispers II Impending events nde-
hus.blc r8mor~ of serious rupturrs between
facuonal leaders were abroad There
was talk nf bolts and oi What delegations
would walk out IN the cas, and there was
no one Ia SAY from where tins talk came
4 few hours ago il was the autl-leagus,
forces against winch cry of prospective
lnsurrectlon was raised \ yesterday the
Confined On page l3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
CHAs. THOMAS, BOY. HIT BY MOTOR

Charles Thomas, nine years old 2. No.
5 New street was struck by the service
wagon of the Diamond state Telephone
Co. while crossing Buena ista street
near Nandevcr avenue yesterday. lie was
taken to the Delaware Hospital but did
not appear injured. but while being taken
home became unconscious, 50 II was
decided that he should be taken to the
institution to determine the extent Of his
injuries He remained the hospital over
night and was reported TO he about the
same this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Police Saw Two Boys Admit Robbing
Grocery Store.

Irwin Nutter fifteen years old. and
Willard Dickerson, eleven years old, were
arrested last night by Patrolman Charles
Bullock, charged with breaking and enter
ing Glanding's provision store on King
street, where they are alleged TO have
taken 500 in cash from the cash drawer.
The act Is alleged TO have taken place last
sunday, during the daytime, at which
time Braunstein s store was also entered.
According to the police, the two youths
have admitted the offense They have
been turned over TO the Juvenile court.
The police blame much Of the petty
robberies being committed around the city
on small bows and for some reason there
has been an unusual increase IN the num-
ber of offenders recently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
K|DNAPPER'S LETTER
BR|NG GS MOTHER HOPE
Child is Well and | Needed
Money is Message Sent TO
Parents of NorristoWn
Baby
ny Associated press 10 Every Evening


Norrlstown. Pa. June 10 Hope nf
getting in communication with the kld-
nappers If Blakcly Cnughlm, - months
old. was revived today with the arrival
nf second lettor from savannah, ca.
The writing - identical with that ot .
letter received from Savannah -four davs
ago.
Noattemptis made - i4qnlso the hand
writing but the spelling and punctuation
indicate tho writer had deliberately telgn-
"a ignorance The letter follows
"Nhin vou arc convinced about the
right part, having your child thin ! Will
doal With vnI II Il laeut toe late The nhlld
Is we'll ~ present
II can hear your wife aohhine Stc has
my sympathy l'u' | nm into Il f,ow and
don't ntcnd to he caught ~ my own
game don't needd the child tut ! 10
nec,ld tho money the word money =
heavily tmdcracorpd - this - warn
lng ~ bc yer, careful fot am not Rsioop
.'Yon viii never got your child until |
have gotten the money and saved my
self
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
R. 8 o. BRIDGE CONVERSION.
commissioners To-day Conferred With
Levy Court Regarding Funds.


John :. Rosscll. Thomas T. Bayard,
George A. Elliott and Benjamin shaw,
comprising a commission appointed g
arrange for the conversion q the Ola
Baltimore 4, OHIO railroad bridge over
the Brandywinc into a structure suitable
for general traffic. conferred with the Levy
Court today relative to the S6- 600 bond
issue authorized by the Legislature at Us
special session
The bridge commissioners expressed
belief that the bonds, hearing interest at
the rate of a. per cent, could be tioafed
at par by private subscription, and The
court decided to immediately advertise
for proposals
1t was deemed advisable 70 put con
crete ratings on the old railroad bridge.
instead Of putting thereon the present
raIings Of the Washington street bridge,
as had been suggested. County Engineer
Cirubb and the cour; $ bridge committee
thought the bond issue would permit
obtaining concrete ratings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
MORE CENSUS FIGURES.
PaSSaic. y. j., Grows I6.5 Per eni;
California Cities on Jump.

By Associated Press 20 Eyery Evenine
Washington .hing % The '.1-as
bareau has issued the following nupl.a-
5.on Totals
Pas~aic y \ 6@ ~2t gerca-c = 40.ii. g-
I6.1 per reut.
pasSalC r0untt ennta.uinG
Paterson 30, iN. ucr"s-e 5-i6. or
200 per cent
NloneSSen PA i~t79. uerease +0f
81 - per cent
Pasadena l's i5..,ar increase I5.935.
or t41 per cent
Erc-nc Gall 4A6lo. ncrca~e I9.1q+,
or ~ 93 per cenf
StocNt0u Cal BID -%n Increase 81
31l " 15.3 per cent
PlttStou PA l>,4Q4 increase , 80 or
49, per cent
Everett Mass. tU IN9 Increase p.h25,or
lQ.S per cent
Pensacola TIA 3I Q35 increase S.055
or $50 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
PRESIDENT MAY SIGN
WAR TIME REPtALtRS
Has Time TO Examine Measures
Just Passed. Under
Palmer Ruling.
~ Associated PRESS . Every Evening

Washington. June III Nttorney Gen
cr,l Palmer has made All informal ruling
,,h,rh he Inns submitted IL President
Wilson that the chief executive has ten
davs after th, adjournment ot 6ongress
m which 70 sign bills and resolutions
Th,4 rlle may change the status sc a
nf,ul.r II ltlls winch the President Killed
In an,ckrt veto explaining that he
had nnt had Sutticicnt time N which -
consider them These measures include the
Mater Power hal and the resolution re-
,,al4nc most af the special wartime egl<-
IAtton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
SUFFS ST|FFEN DRIVE
ON BIG CONVENTION
Declare Republicans Their Foes as
Hope for Ratification Nears
the Vanishing Point
nv Associnte., press to Every rvenlne

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago, June 10 tterly devoid OF
hope that Republican leaders here will
urge the governors oi Vermont and
Connecticut 10 call special Legislative
sessions 10 pnss on the suffrage amend
ment members of the National Woman g
party prepared to-day to intensity their
pickctine attack on the convention.
pickcts were sent ont with banners
calling upon the voters 70 ballot against
the Republican, party until u took more
decisive action on equal suffrage
The situation looks darker today than
IL ever has SINCE We camc to Chicago.
Mrs Abby Scott Bakcr declared We
shall sharpen our attack from now on
unless something Is done Our actions
may lead 10 arrests bat We afe ready for
apy emergency Tor we afc tircd oi wait
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
ROBBED OF S45 AND WATCH.
Oak Grove Man Held Up By Negroes On
b. and o. Railroad.

Ole Berry a resident of Oak Grove was
held UP last night on the b. and o ral-
road near the Wilmington Leather Com
nanv's plant and robbed Of S45 and a gold
watch and chain Berry was Oh his way
home at 1890, walking on the railroad,
when two negroes confronted him, and
~ tho noint of a revolver commanded him
10 give up his money.
He gave them the S45. The highwaymcn
then took his gold watch and cham and fled
Mr. Berry thinks he would be able 70 rec
ognize the robbers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

While willing that du Points name 60
before the convention. Senator Bali
apparently has little faith IN the success
Of the project. He said that Harding
would make an ideal candidate and
intimated that what Is known as the
Senatorial Ring would finally throw its
support to the gentleman from OHIO
In this view Senator Harding heartily
concurs and declares that ms position
strategically IS better than that occupied
by any other candidate.
Continued on page IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
No News Of Missing Girls.

According to the police, nothing has
been heard Of GloriIs Cottrell, the II
year-old girl Of 513 Lombard street, who
disappeared several DAYS ago. No trace
has been found Of Josephine Giantiempo,
1880 West Seventh street, who left her
home several nights ago following 4
quarrel with her mother and step-giather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
FAR BEHIND ON ORDERS.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New \ ork June 10 nfilIed orders If
the nIted States Steel Corporation for
the month ending Nav 81 were 10, 0,qf7 i66
tons, it was announced today This is
an increase of 5S7 .7l4 tons from the pre-
vious month when the figures were TO-
359. IA
The untitled tonnage reported today
brings the total up to the highest figure
since July, 1917, when untitled orders
amounted I'll io,Sl4, lt4 tons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
EDEN PARK WATER.
Broken Pump to be Replaced as Soon as
Possible

Secretary Mack q 10 PARK Board
sasi this morning that the pump in
Eden Park il temporarily out oi com
mission, through the breaking u the
handle 4 new one bias been ordered from
al Il Il received Tie shortage If drinking
water complained of bv the frequcnters
ii tho park Is primarily due 10 the malice
or carelcssnes~ If some ono Of them, not
can,entcd To use i pr0perly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Through sleepers on B. 4 o.

With the summer schedule If the BaItl-
more 4 Ohio railroad effective next sun
4Iay through sleeplag chr service viii be
.oDcra,etl between Washington. Pttt~hufg,
New Castle loungstown. Akron, Toledo
and Detroit WesthoHnd the through
sleeping rar Will leave Washington at
81 p IN easthound will leave Detroit
at - 10 noon and Toledo , = The tram
carving these slcepers leaves Wilmington
IT III st
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
DISTRICT ATTORNEY NAMED

By Associated Press to every Evening
Washington. June 10 The recess ap-
pointment Of Peter G Cannon of Provi-
dence. r. r. to he United States attorney
for the district II Rhode Island. Was
announced Ut the White House today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Elks 20 to Penn's Grove Saturday,

The visit Of Wilmington Lodge %
Elks to the Penn's Grove Elks bazaar.
scheduled for tonight, has been postponed
until Saturday night Wilmington Lodge
Is particularly interested in the Penn !
Grove body, which it instituted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Asks Police % HeIn Find Horse.

John Philips, 1900 Maple street has
reported the loss of q white horse to the
pcice. The animal had been left standing
on KING street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, Yesterday. and II il not known
whether II walked oiI On was driven ~ by
someone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Trolley Car Motor Caught Fire.

The Friendship company responded to Il
still alarm this morning, when the motor
On Car No 33l Of the West Fourth street
line caught fire nj fhrtecnth and Market
streets The damage WAS slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Dorothy Dix in Every Evening

today. tells her impression II the Repub-
br3n National Convention now IN session
III Chicago Tie womans $ viewpoint Is
alvays interesting and this l. particularly
true IN the ease oi Dorothy DN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Friends School Dance

The faculty Of Friends School viii give
the final dance of the season tomorrow
evening IN the school gymnasium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Hercules Dance.

The Hercules Club will give dance
tomorrow evening IN the ball room OF the
Hotel du Pont
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Amusements Tonlcht.

Playhouse The silver Horde,
Savoy The Woman Game.
Majestic The woman and thc Pgppet.
Queen RemodelinE Her Hus band.
Rialto-" Eyes OF or ph
Strnd--' SalOme.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
ECONOMY

III three minutes YOU can find
Just what you want hy reading the
livery Evening Want Ads Con-
suit the Every Evening classified
columns daily and learn how they
can serve YOU.
Every Evening Want Ads are
arranged in A-B-C order position,
Just like il dictionary for the readers
convenience. This arrangement
saves time for the reader and
saves him from ycxatlon and an
noyance As well
Telephone your Want Ads.
Phone
TW0-TNO-HUNDRED
Ask For Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10
Class Niqht a du Pont scIlooI

Glass night exercises will be held to-
morrow evening at 80, standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptlN Clover Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

Wedding rings, Collins 4 Meyer, l0l
" est Eighth street. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

Certified milk Tor infants. Clover DAIRY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-10

Would hike to see T. c. du Pont nom
lated. but says "Harding's q mighty
fine man