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Passaic Case Set.

The Passaic Valley sewage disposal
case was assigned yestcday by the
the United States Supreme Court for
n hearing January 81 This is a suit
by New York against New Jersey 20
prevent the p2sS'ic valley from
dumping rs sewage in New York
harhor
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WILL YOU
Be a Good eHow?
Veterans Of Foreign Wars Take Half A
Dozen Families Under Their Wings.
Groups of Generous-Hearted Per-
sons Needed To Take Care
OF Large Families

Members of Admiral Robert Peary Post, Veterans Of
Foreign Wars unanimously adopted resolution last night
become Good Fellows and made available sufficient fund
take of six needy families William A. Rolff repre-
sentng the post, called at the Good Fellow Department
bright and early today and given the and ad-
dresses of half dozen of the needy families on record
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PROF. ARTHAN

Noted Spiritualist Medium gives special
message Seance this evening at o'clock
In Society Hail. 500 st. n. w He will
answer questions. Private readings daily
on all affairs. Best adviser. Gives full
names. dates, facts. Studios in the hall.
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PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Supervising
Architects Office. Washington, ID. c.,
December 4, 1020.-Sealed proposals will be
opened in this office at y. m, December
70. 1920. for the mechanical equipment FOR
kitchen ard laundry building, changes and
additions in Unit ID and in the house for
tho officer in charge. Electric conduit and
wiring in the tunnels connecting Units A. b,
C. ID, and EFF. Also the removal of GER
tain plumbing in Units b and c, and the
extension OF the outside lighting and
power feeders of the United States Public
HeaIth Service Hospital No. 80, at 1850
Wisconsin Avenue, Washington. d. C.
Drawings and specifications may be OBJ
tsined from the Office of the Supervising
Architect, Jas. A. Wetmore. Acting Super
NisIng Architect
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marry and when. Removes evil Influences
tells how to win and hold the one Of your
choice. how to be successful in life one
visit to Madame Sparrow Will pay you for
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Noted Ciairvoyant and Palmist, can read
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you important matters Of your future life.
Gives advice on business matters, love.
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WE CAN SELL your property
in days. The w. F. OGLE
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SEE THIRD PARTY
LED BY HOOVER
Politicians Speculate on
Possibilities of Ex-
Food Chief.
IS BITTERLY OPPOSED
Republican Forces VIII Never
Consent TO His Nomina-
ton: Democrats Divided.
w WILLIAM PUtiIr ffMN9
tntsfnatlonai NowH Norvicc starr Curro
TUuudrut

WASlllNGTON. April Hcpub
lican opposition 10 the candidncy of
Hubcrt Hoover for tho presidential
nomination In Chicago has risen to-
such "a pitch here that 1t waH freely
predicted today around political
headquarters that 1919 will bo 70.
peatcd with the former food admin.
istrator playing tho role Of ThoudOr,
Roosevelt IN . convention, The re-
publican "Dld Guard" insist emphat
tcallv that Hoover can never he
nominated ON any tiultot thoy have
anything 10 do with Tho Johnson
Borah faction ~ the party ig iuW HH
violently opposed to his candidacy
because Of his stand on the league
~ nations while the Wood crowd
fairly snortcd their dcrislon when
the name of Hoover was mentioned
In their presence.
In short tho combined cohorts Of
tho republican party nre preparing
for "a descent upon Hoover which
will mako the avalanche which
struck Colonel Roosevelt nt Chicago
In 1912 look liko child's play. That
much II admitted The question
r,!.:.c.sas arc as!;.Tz ;Ssn5s'vs., :s
how Will Hoover meet the onslaught
and what form viii his counter at
tack take.
one Of tho answers given IL by
splitting tho party and holding n
rump convention. Some republicans
profess that Hoover IL already aware
he cannot win tho nomination and
that his real aim il n party division
with himself ns leader Of the soced.
ing faction. counting upon the dem
ocratic party 10 furnish him with
sufficipnt votes Ia win tho election In
u thrce-corrcred fight.
Tho formation of third party
with Hoover at its head In receiving
serious consideration here by both
republicans nnd democrats Such a
party, II In admitted. would he at tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-02
JUST GAVE UP
SUFFERED SO
Weakness, Pains and Other
Troubles Had Discouraged
This Arkansas Lady. She
Took Cardui, Found II
Helpful. Got Well!

Harrisburg. Ark After serious
'Mrs. Belle Wilkcrson. OF Route h,
this place. says she got worse and
worse"
i wasn't able TO stand on my feet
The grew worse, and for
about three weeks nothing seemed
TO do mo any good. grew so
weak and nervous and could not
sleep. began TO have pain In tho
lower part Of my body and all across
my back. There was great deal OF
soreness aud pain In my left side
g. l Just gave up. for | suffered
so, grew discouraged and thought
| was not going TO get well.
My head not only ached. but
would feel so light and dizzy
l decided then would take Car
II had benefited. and some whose
case was like mine when began
Cardui, Just after few doses | no.
ticod II change. slept better al
night ana felt like | could eat
something. got up and began 10
do the work In tho house and yard
and after three or four bottles OF
Cardui | was we'll"
II you suffer from disorders pccu-
liar to women take Chrdui--tho
Woman's Tonic,
| Adyt
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ton enforcement act would bo "be
fore the Ean Franclaco convention
and also the Chicago convention"
iicpcai War Acts
Ncpublican leaders said the more
important wartime acts ana powers
which would be- repealed auto
matically with passage of the fcsu-
lution included
Wartime prohibition, Lover food
ana fuel control law with provisions
Hgalnst proNtooring. espionage act.
roloctivo service law. authorization
for loans of SO. 900 600. 900 10 allies
complete control over all shipping.
authorization for president 10 use
armed forces 10 prevent Interference
with Interstate or foreign COM
mcrcc, licensing the use of oxplo-
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womans fondest hope is to stay young She often
TO paints powders and cosmetics hide her
pay large TO socaed Beauty Doctors in the belief
will buy youth Others grs dresses thinking they
can fool the world about their age But deceived The
more you try TO hide your age, the more it shows
There is but thing that holds old back and that is
health Sickness and weakness bring old age carly in life DR.
Pierces Favorlte Prescription buldngup medicine for
1t makes them healthy and strong when
women troubles II keeps them looking young by keeping
WELL 1t womans tonic for the fra the delicate tho
who dizzy and who have bckahe and dragging
pains Some took years and have felt young
well since Dr. Pierces Favoe Prescription altogether
vegetable and without particle of alcohol 1t take
Try In tablet liquid form all druggists or send Zoe
trial package of the tablets r Perces Invads Hotel
Buffalo, n. \.
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ST LOUIS. Aprl Telegraphers
mploycd bv tho Norfolk n Western
1ilroGd viii not go out In sympathy
with the striking clerks. II was an
uounDcd at the headquarters OF the
Drdor Of Railroad Telcgraphors here
today
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Nnf IN Sirikc.

tee expire six months after a dec
IdratiOn Of peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
WILD WEST TACTICS.
Cora Jackson Accused Of BEING Too Free
With Her Gun.

Cora Jackson, Nerrcsg. was on hand
this morning in City Court bat she
wasn't ready to account To tho court
for the Ieaden hail md tho Indan war
vhoona she originated. 50 II IS alleged
Down around Front and Poplar strcrte
Yesterday when she caught Amid Gro.t
lex. neighbor, among her chickens
knuie did not remain any longrr tban Il
took two sound, nimhle Iegs ~ trans
port her t., safer regions size toe n4-
IN court, apparently st'lI convinced tint
Cora Jackson IL sorno shooter md hoatr
Tho case was continued until next lues
dav 10 please Cora. who was charged
With assault WITH II tent to commit rnflf-
der Fail was fived A. $500 and Gora
will 20 over" to wait II she cannot
furnish IL
The Giroetlek woman savv eho wont into
Cnra yard 10 hurt for mlsaing chiekea
Corn. too. bad missed one II two fnwi
and when she saw one party in her yartI
she grabbed the pistol, dashed INTO the
yard and fred twice at woman form rs II
disapp arcd out the gate The GFoatiek
woman ran and ran from the terror rtil
Policeman Morrow ard Bradford Who
had been attracted by the fracas, offered
her refuge Ia the lookup at the police
station One bullet crashed through the
window at the Office Of the Remington
Machine Company, scattering the en-
ploycs IN panic.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
''Mr. Jay Walker" and "Cho Cho'
Visit the City in the Interest
of Safety and Health.
Special Corresponderce of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
New Castle, Jan. 9.-Every boy and
girl in the public schools of New Castle
yesterday had chance TO hear Mr..
Jay " alker" tell them OF the dangers OF
carelessncss on the streets. MIR. Jay
Walker" after his successful campaign
in Wilmington came TO New Castle yes
terday and there spent n day on the
streets and in the schools, showing people
Just what carele~sness means, the dangers
to life and limb by improperly crossing the
thoroughfare, especially when traiilc ls
around ''Mr. Jay Walker" was received
by Mayor Eckles and escorted to the High
School and other schools. tie made q
speech in practically every room ana
talked for about five or ten minutes TO
each group of students. tie used the
blackboard IN ORDER TO demonstrate the
proper WAY tn oroe streets anc iaiu
special stress on the dangers of playing
in the street. He reclted numerous IN
stances where boys and girls bad been
seriously injured by being run down by
trucks and cars while playing where they
had DO night to be.
Cho Cho, the clown, who is being sent
around by The Red Cross for the welfare
of the children and also To show tie
VaitH Oh NtSili1lE btlt NtNi Ps~ ~ "stN
in this city yesterday at the Opera House.
The entire public school student body,
including the colorcd school, assembled
there. He gave h is Intructive talk IN =
comical way He pointed ont to The
children what was good for them to eat
and what was not. His visit proved sue
cessful, both IN an educational and in ar
amusement way.
Work on the new moving picture
theatre is progressing rapidly and the
manager expects TO open IT III few weeks.
1t is n very pretty house and vii scat
about 500 persons 1t has an attractive
balcony The operators booth Is beng
fitted iIp in the most up-to-date manner
A gala time IS expected by everyone
who attends the dance TO be held IN
the Opera House this evening by the
Merry Ten Terry's orchestra will fur
nish the music The hall has been deco
rated If this one is q success they will
run them more often.
Miss Anna McCaughn has resigned hci
position with tho Amalgamated Ieafhe'
Co. and accepted a position with the
du Pont co.
sec Bridgc~ater for Jewclry -Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
z0HOS ACQUITTED ON
CHARGE Of LARCENY
Alleged to Have Robbed Room
mate; Herbert Truman on
Trial for Forgery.

Tony Iahoz was acquitted by q jury of
n charge of larceny of a watch and chain
from Floyd Davis, in Court Of General
Sessions this morning. lie was repre-
sented by j Frank Ball, while the prose-
cutlon was conducted by John r. Lynn.
The two men had rooms at No. 50g
West street when Xahos was alleged to
have taken the watch and Chain valued
Mt about $50, from Davis room on CHRIST
mas day. When questioned about it by
Mrs. Sarah White. who conducts the board
ing house, he denied taking the articles,
but later, when confronted by Davis.
asked how much they were worth and
promised 10 pay for them the next day.
Tony, in court, denied the theft Char
actor witnesses were produced IN his
behalf
james Ariano, changed his plea of not
guilty of assault with intent 10 commit
murder 10 guilty Of assault lie was
represented by John w. Brady judy
Conrad imposed n fine of 800 and costs
on Ariano, warning hnn to leave pistols
alone in the future.
Herbert +, Truman, charged with
forgery, was placed on trial before Judge
Conrad ard a Jury. Philip l. Garrett
represented the defendant
Truman ~ alleged 70 nave p'AFfd Two
forged checks on merchants in thI9 city
The defense contended that Truman IS
not the man who passed the checks clam
ing Truman was in piftshnrg from No
vember to November 5whiie the check
are alleged To have been passed about
November 5
The State offered evidence to prove that
Truman Ind served time before FOR
various offenses Tho caee was still on
when court recessed until tins afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE MARKET
By Associated Pros. TO Every Evoninz


Piilaiei pima, Jan. o Corn. new rs to
quality and location. l.58a1G7, No. 3
yellow, ] 81.
Oats-No. 2 white. 9e11s97; No. 3
whise, a5a95ls.
Butter-W Westerp creamery extra. %:
nearby prints fancy. 73a75
Cheese-New York and Wisconsin
full milk, held, 32a33; do fresh, 3la321z.
Eggs Nearby frsts. % 20 per case
do. current ceiptA. q To- western extrn,
firpts. q. 20, do frets. % 20a2.310: fancy
selected packed. a87
Live poultry Fowls, as IN size and
quality, 21a3s. chickena m 20 sizc and
quality. 2sa34. broiiing chickens. 36a s:
roosters. 22a23, ducks, pekin. 3Saf0
do. Indian runner, 34a36; do, museovy
ducks. 30a32; turkeys, 38aiS; geese,
2Ga30
Dressed poultry Turkeys, Delaware
and Maryland, fancy. CD do Virginia
and other nearby. 5Ga6S; 10, fair 10 good,
55a55: old toms 5oa52; fowls, fresh
killed choice to fancy 35a37; do, small
sizes, 25a3O roosteIa. -, spring ducks,
nearby 3Sa40 10 western, a0a}2. geese,
western fancy 30a32. do. far 20 good
25a27, broillng chickens, Jersey, 43ais;
do other nearby. 35af2. choice western.
do corn fcd. as TO slzr and quality 32a45
Potetoes Penna in 100 pounds. GOA
fGN Do New York 5fa31 IS.
Flour SOFT winter straight western,
III sail -9. 10 nearby. 10 10al0 70,
hard winter, straight, i325at3 20, do,
short natent, l35oal 90: spring clear.
q 15aIo25. d.. patent. II .5na l. -, do,
short patent. j 90a l6 o., fancy spring and
CITY mills patent, family brand. IL Pa
lGg0
llav Timothy choice. 400; DO. M.
/, 33ul; 10, No ., 81 00a.}2 00; do No.
3. 17.00a2eO0 do sample. 2f00a36 O0,
NJ grade. 20 O0a3a CO. clover mixed,
has. light mixed, 81 O0a32 D0. No. /.
mixed @S0Oa2900
lallow Frnne eItv loo7e. 16cents, do,
special loose l6a4, prime country, u;
edible IN tlerccs ~
Bran SOFT winter bran, western, ii
100 pound acts. 50Ooa5o.'5o; da, spring,
3qo0aI9 50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

Dr.FM Edwards for ~ years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients a prescription made Of
few well known vegetable ingredients
nixed With olive oil. naming them
Ir. Edwards Olive Tablets. You win
know them by their olive colUr.
These tablets are wonder-workers on
the liver and bowels. which causc a
normal action, carving of the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If You have a pale face, sallOw look,
dull eyes, pln1ples, coated tongue, head
aches. a Iistiess, no-good feeling, all o1t
Of sorts. inactive bowels. YCu take one
OF Or Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
tor 4 time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands III women ard men take
d. Edwards Olive Tablets the sue
-eseful substitute Tor calonel--now and
hen Just to keep them TT. lOc and Pc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

boats operated on the Christiana river.
C. AND d. CANAL.
The report also gives review of opera
tions on other state waterway projects.
Among them is the Chesapeake IL IAGia-
ware canal. Mention is made of the
arrangements by the government to
purchase it at a cost not exceeding
s.. .514 .2So.70 (which has been done)
and its enlargement to sea level canal
of II feet depth Mt mean low water and
90 feet bottom width Summit level Is To
be decpencd and wIdened the locks at
st Georges removed, a well rs the locks
at both ends. A new entrance Is TO be
made at Reedy Island. The latest APP
proved cost for the new work IL 81 ,9C2 ,OO7
and the estimated cost for annual main
tenance SIO4 220. The existing project
was adopted by the River and Harbor act
of March 2, 1919 In the construction
of the original canal a total of 81 500, 600
was expended from funds furnished by
the States of Delaware. Maryland and
Pennsylvania, and citizens of those
States.
1T m proposed" the report says,
with the funds appropriated, to make
payment OF the courts award, TO make
the necessary surveys, and to construct
and operate for three months pipe line
hydraulic dredge in the work OF dee pcning
the upper level between st. Georges and
Chesapeake City. II is proposed to
expend the funds, $4,000 600, estimated
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1921.
in accordance with the following estimate
Purchase Of land for right Of way, Sl75,-
000 construction of new bridges, Se5o,-
600 dredging. $50 600; contract work,
/. l. IL SGfE Dlll
gencics, supervision. administration, $50
0O0"
During the last calendar wear 1924
boats passed through the canal, carrying
729. 1S6 short tons of freight valued at
S73. 600, $50. Passenger statistics are not
available
Statistics concerning other State streams
follow Appoquininink river Amount
expended last year for maintenance,
Sill l6; estimated rs required for com
pletion of existing project $1,000; for
maintenance, $4,000
SMYRNA River Expended, $4,052 % ;
estimated rs required for completion Of
project. SOB. $50: for new work. $4,000
Leirsic River Expended, s5.7SS. .23;
estimated for maintenance, 5000.
I, Little River Expended. S27l5.67; eS-
tlmattd for maintenance. IS. ZOO
81. Jones River Expended IS, SD 40;
estimated for completion OF project,
SI5S.520. This Includes elimination Of
curves, deepening, &c, for the benefit
0f commorcc to and from Dover
Murdcrlill River Expended. s5, 100;
estimated for completion Of project,
So. 900: FIR maintenance, 81, 500
Mispilion River Expended. SIS, ,563,-
q; estimated to complete project, s44,-
S1666. maintenarc,, $40 900,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
REJECT NEW HOME RULE BILL.
y Associatod PRESS TO Every Evening

by Associated Press To Every Evening
Dublin, Jan. s.--David Lloyd George,
British premier, has put a dangerous
weapon in the hands Of declared entIniee
of the empire" in framing his Irish home
rule bill, according 10 resolutions passed
by the executive committee of the lrish
nnionist party here today. Recognition
was given the fact that The premier has
made "an honest endeayor 70 settle the
Irish problem. according 10 English ideas,
bat the committee went on record as'1ecl-
ing bound 10 inform his proposals, instead
Of bringing peace and contentment -
ireland would still further acccntuate and
cmbittcr present difficulties between diff
ferent sections of tho Irish people"
Ever uarty ard sect in ireland condemns
I pr Dirr's proposals, said the reso-
! ons 1ich asserted the present nm
ha Us r. Of the country was simply the
nate. iesnlt of many years of fnaladuin-
istration The only way IN which Ire
land can be Saved from evil war and
anarchy, it was pointed out, IS 10 es-
tabllsh union form of government
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
Erien1l win a RniiIe

A friend from Philadelphia with B
bottle" was welcomed by Charlie
August yesterday. August consequently
fell into the hands u the police, chargfd
with being drunk. The unexpected VI "a
was not quite sufficient as IN excuse ~
Judge Hastings The court refused ~
rnan'e plea for another chAoor. but 6nrd
him only 81 and casts.