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The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-10

Mrs. J. F. Cunningham, who has been visiting a sister in Seattle, left there today for Cordova
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-10

Grover Frame is on his way back home, after visiting his brother at Los Angeles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PROTEST PERMITS TO
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MEN
Wayne B. Wheeler Claims 1t is
Not Authorized Under the
Volstead Act.
nv assocln,ed Pros. 20 Every Evening

Washir gton, Nov 20 Prohibition lead
ers today protested 20 the government
enforcement officers against the re-iss,iing
Of permits 20 Wholesale liquor dealers TO
Ia die intoxicating liquors The claim
was made by Wayne b. Wheeler, counsel
for the AntiISaloon League. who headed
the delegation, that issuance of the rer-
mits 70 liquor dealers, not manufacturers
or wholesale druggists, was not authorized,
by the Volstcad act
The permits, hundreds Of which are
outstanding, expire automatically Decem-
her l MFR Wheeler appealed to the
prohibition officers not 20 grant renewals,
asserting that the permits had facilitated
the diversion If liquor 70 beverage use,
MIR. Wheeler Insisted that the issuance
Of the permits was in direct conflict with
the expressed purpose Of the Nolstead act
10 prevent the use 0f Intoxicating liquor
as a beverage lie declared that abuse
of the privileges conveyed by the permits
was common and that the consumption
Of liquor ~ a beverage was Increased
thereby
Eight organizations were parties TO the
protest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
WAR FIELDS CROPS GOOD.
French Devastated Areas Now Able 10
Feed Themselves.

New York, Nov. 20.-Owing to IN
tensive effort Of peasants in recultivatiug
their fields, helped by good season, the
devastated regions or France afe now
able to feed themselves for tie inst time
since 1911, cable advices TO the Direc-
ton General Of the French Services IN the
United States here announced yester-
day. This years crops in the devastated
disrtricts will exceed pre-war production
it was stated. Not only quantity but
quality OF the 1920 crops Is excellent,
with the yield unusually heavy.
France il encouraging the Use OF farm
machinery, and today $500 tractors are
in service, where there were scarcely 100
in 1915. The government financial aid
to farmers totals about 900, ,000, 600 franc
IN cash and en- equal amount IN supplies
II was said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
socIated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Nov. Wheat, lower;
No. 2 red winter, 192al OF; No. 2, red,
winter, gar,icky 1.Sla 1855
Corn, lower as to quahtyand location,
Total 06, the latter for No. yellow.
Oats, lower; No. 2, white, 6l13a62;
No. }, white, 6012a6l.
Butter, lower; western creamery, ex-
ira, to; nearby prints, fancy, 75a77.
Eggs, firm; nearby frsts, S2aS4; do,
current receipts, so; western extra firsts,
S2aS4, do, frsts. 77aS0: fancy selected
packed, 93s94
Cheese, firm; New York whole milk,
fancy fat, held, 2>a2 S1z; common TO
good, 25a27; current make, 2412a251 y;
do, common to good, 22a24; longhon,
held, 21a29; do, fresh, 27a2715; single
daisies, held, 27a28]2; do, fresh, 2612s27.
horns, 23a32; white leghorns, 26a27;
spring chickens, not leghorns; 23a32; do,
white leghorns, 24a25; turkeys, 40a43; old
ducks. 30a32; spring ducks, 34a36; mus
coyy, 25a27; geese. 30a35.
Dressed poultry, frm turkeys higher;
spring choice. turkeys, 54a55; do fair, to
good, 35a45; fowls, fresh killed, choice to
fancy. 3Sa40; do, small sizes, 30a36;
broiiers. western, 4la45; broilers, nearby
42a47; roasting chickens, nearby, 37a40
do, western, 35a40; frying chickens, near
by, 30s34; do, western, 32a24; spring
ducks, Long Island, 39a30; geese, So
ducks, 35a40.
Potatoes, easier; whites, Pennsylvania,
per 100 pounds, 1.50a2 10; Jersey, No. j
per basket, 6OaS0; do, No. 2, 30a40
Flour, dull, weak; soft winter straight
western, 9.5Oa9 rs; do, do, nearby, S.75a-
900; hard winter straight, 0.50a10,00
do. short patent, 1000a10.50; spring
first clear, 85Oa90o; do, parent, 9.50a
1000; do, short patent, l025a1l 90
fancy spring and city mill patent family
brand, 1200al250.
Hay easier; timothy No. 2, 29.00a30 90
do, No. 8, 2700a2S.00; sample, 22.00a.
"a 90; no grade, 1S00a2000, clover mixed
hay, light mixed, 2950a3000; No. /
mixed, 2700a2S.00
Tallow, dull; prime city, loose, IA
do, special loose, 8; prime. country, Ga
| edible in tierces, 1012al1
Bran, higher; soft winter, bran, western
in lO0-pound sacks, 40a44.50; spring
bran, 4300a43 so
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
YELLOWSTONE PARK
ATTRACTS THOUSANDS
Visitors This Year Will Exceed
100000 From Present
Indications.

Yellowstone Park. " 70, July 81.
Interesting changes .ve developed this
,ear IN the natural wonder Of Yellow
stone Natlonal Park Led by Old Faith
ful Gcvscr which has shortened the in
terval uf us performances by almost o
quarter of an hour and IS now playing
every slNty-four minutes. the geysers
and hot springs are on their best behavior,
~ aiming a season az unsurpassed beauty
as II mindful that tho number of visitors
- cxpeCted 10 exceed 100. 600 for the
first timo IN the history of the pork.
lnusucl depth of snow during the
winter. followed by rainy spring, IS
ieleved 10 he responsible for the brll-
hanc, of the natural phepomepa. An
abundance 81 moisture has been now stored
avnv in the underground passages feed
me the ceysers end springs 10 enable them
to excel All their previous exhibitions.
The Grand has become the parks most
powerful geySer II is playing once or
twIce day. and for ten or thirty minutes
Affords magnificent spectacle OF t0un-
tam OF steaming water 200 feet IN height,
hich is succeeded bv five 10 twelve dis
tnet eruptionS The Giant and Glantess
have hecn recently giving some fine cy-
hlhitions The Constant has discontinued
operations. It's activities apparently trans
ferrcd 10 the Whirligig. directly across the
lCutpath. The Mud Brollei has charged its
tactics and is dlscharging water that is
almost clear. Scores OF small geysers are
constantly in action, and Of course Old
Faithful. which attains height Of 125
% 10 feet, Is ol. rved hourly by persons
frum an parts sf the world, SIS In the
hygone years.
At Mammoth Hot Springs, headquar-
ters Of the park administration, the
terraces are marvels of gorgeous color
ing, where the hot water ripples over the
unique formations. With the single excep-
ton Of Minerva Terrace, which Is less
splendid than in past years, all OF the
terraces are performing IN great volume.
Cleot,atra apparently j. trying TO make up
for Ninervas 5 deficiency by starting new
channels where the colorlng changes daily.
Iupiter, for many years the finest of
sIl the terraces has lost his leadership,
being surpassed by the prOsaiclly named
puplt Terrace, which Is now sending
more water than ever from it's sapphire
pool over a series OF beautifully curved
basins. fretted and colored like some old
Gothic carving. until more than 200 feet
below conduit is reached which takes
the warm waters from all the springs into
the open air bathing pool.
Hymen Terrace Is attracting great at
tcntion because of the abundance and
the exquisite shape of the alge or mis-
croscopic plants which give the terraces
their color. Nowhere else in the park are
10 be found such graceful formations
floating in the water like ostrich plumes Of
delicate green.
Angel Terrace has developed a rich
pink coloring, muck like birthday cake,
a resemblance enhanced by the trees
which the growing terrace has reached out
and killed and which now stick out through
the crust like white candles.
Occasionally deer can be seen and
photographed nibbling the salty encrus-
tations from the trees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
STUDENTS MAKE MERRY
At DELAWARE COLLEGE
Freshmen Had a Big Frolic Last
Night in Preparation for To-
days Football Game.
Special Correspondence to Every Evening

Special Corrcspondenre to Every Evening
Newark, Nov. 20s--With morY thnn 100
students in line aud II, costume, tAo annua
pnrade Of tho Freshman clnas Of Delaware
College, last night was one Of the best tho
Freshies have ever held. Headed by the
college band, the paradorB marched over
tho principal streets Df tho town and then
To the Women's College and return.
MANY different characters we're impef-
sonnted by the paraders and some Of them
we're exceedingly clever. There were
numerous black face comedians, musical
groups, cfipples, dancers, etc. There were
also number of impersunations OF the
Dickinson football tenn, which meets
Delaware on Frazer Field today. One OF
these was small pony tagged out as .
goat bearing a sipu "Dickinson' goat,
IN charne of Arunah Armstrong and Ray
fnond Fador. NJ. A. Aiken and II II.
Watson, two Of the tball squad who
nre on the injured list and viii be unable
to take part IN today's gahie, were gotten
up rs crippled Dickinson players, They
walked with Gr1itches and carried placards
on their backs with the words "Diclsin-
aon q.
The pareiers made big hit ell along
the line of march. At the close. of the
parade they ell went % the Commons
where srnoker was held The individual
and group irnpersonators did their stunts
during the smoker before the Judges ~
competition for cash prizes amounting
to SIS Which had been offered by friends
Of the college. The judges were DR.. G. X.
Miller, Coach LeCato and Coach Guy
Hancock.
The Judges had hard job on their
hands to decide the winners, as their wcre
so many good make-ups. Several students
having some Of the cleyerest "make-ups
In the parade failed to appear before the
judges and Consequently were not con
sidered for the prizes.
Tie grand prize go was won by len
Daley end Earl Brandt, who represented
Q couple u Italian street rleaf els. This
was popular selection, as the stunt was
an unusuallY clever one
The first team prize 81, went 70 J. X.
Row and G Robinhold, who represented
mother and baby Row was the baby
ard wearing absolutely nothing but nun
niug toys vent over the entire route, ina
rush cart The second team prize, 80,
went TO Armstrong aud Fader who bad
aDiekinsuna Cost The third prize 81,
was awarded to musical group composed
of f. Cooper, Arnold and Edward Barn
ard. Alvin Allen and Joseph Wilson ard
fourth prize 81. to the Dickinson cripples
Aiken and Watson.
The first individual prize, ~ was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
LIFE SENTENCE FOR
"CRANK" PASQUALE
Ridnapper of Coughlin Baby,
After Pleading Guilty, Goes
TO Prison.
nv hssoclated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press To Every Evening
Norrat6wn, Pa, Nov 20.~August
pasuuale. "the crank IN the Coughlin
kidnapping case, WAS sentenced 30 life
impriaonment today by Judge Swprtz, IN
Norristown court Pascal pleaded guilty
M his trial to second degree murder and
kidnapping for extortiop. lie stole ltlakely
Coughlin. the Is months old baby Of Mr..
and Mrs. George II. COughlin from their
home near Norristowu on June last aud
amothered the infant under his coat. He
uss sentenced on the kidnapping charge
and sentence was.suspended on the second
degree murder charge.
Pascal will be confined IN tho eastern
state penitentiary in Philadelphia.
Judge Swartx told Pascal he wns snrre
he could not eentenoe him % death. Tho
second deeroe murder sentence will by
considered IL papcal il ever released.
Under rennaylvania law. the maxi
| mum penalty for kidnapping le life i'm
! prisunment. Pascal confessed 10 the kid
/ mapping and killing Of the child. As the
| body of the baby could not be produced
| and leQf, proof, aside from Pascnls own
/ onnfeesion. being lacking, first degree
| murder could not be pressed against the
/ abdnctor.
/ Pascal. according to hia own confeB-
sion. took the baby from its crib Int at
night, entering the nursery through D
second story window by means OF lad-
der. He placed the child under hiH coat,
. intending to demand ransom, md after
| ne had walked half mile frorn the house
| he discnvered he had accidentally smother
ed the baby lie then threw IL in the schtiyi-
/ kill River The iron rail ITO which he sud
/ he tied the baby was located by divers,
/ but no trace Of the c hid was found
Pascal obtained sl2, ,000from the parents
and failed 20 deliver Blakely. When he
again communicated with the Conghlin
/ family demanding $4,000 morn he was
captured near Egg IarhorS n j., by The
/ Punnsylvania state police.
! Pascal. "a years old, ehnru of the heavy
black beard he Ind grown IN jail, was IN
Htr1,ctad to stand up when sentence was
/ about 60 be pronounced upon hun. J. a.
4 Anderpon. counHel assigned 10 defend him,
| said 10 the court he had asked the DO
/ feudaut whether he desired to aay any
/ thing, and replied nc had nothing to say
I in his own behalf
Tho court then put the direct question
| to the prisoner, do you wish % say
/ anything"
mo, sur, said Pascal, rs he shook his
/ head.
| .sYou may sit down said the Judge,
+, who then began reading statement and
| pronounced the sentence.
''It il useless for me u SAY anything IN
| this case = said the court. Tho cruclties.
| the deceit. the wickedneas and the hard
| beartedncss on your part, as we'll as the
/ history Of YOUR past life. show that your
conscience is So scared that anything that
NAV add will not III any WAY Increase
the burden of your sentence, and am
sure | do not wish 10 say anything that
will in the least diminish the burden Of
the sentence or 10 any way be Il source
OF rel ief or comfort to you.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20

awarded ~ g. A. smith, blackfaoc
musician second ~, ~ Clnreree Downing
who repre@nted Uncle Sam, third, Fred
Smith, who represented Dickinson up
tres, and fourth, VI, r X. Woener, who
inpcreonated O minister.
Some other groups and individuals
who were also especially good but failed
70 land prize was the thrilling squad
IN charge pf Harmer and Den'x; Albert
Grier and Fred Roencr, ballet dancers,
and Steel, WHO uns almost a whole band,
and number of others.
Friends of the college who contributed
tho cash prizes were James II. Giuns, The
Hub, Miller Brothers and H. Rodney
Sharp II Wilmington; George w. Rhodes
Of Newark and The four college fratcrDities
Hofty and Robbins were cheer leaders
during the smoker and put plenty ~
pep" in the yelIs and songs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
Tie Kaiser Warned .

The Kaiser may dream of returning,
but the fate Of the King of Greece will
warn him against any monkey business. -
Baltimore Sun.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
WIFE Of ACCUSED GIVES
DAMAGING TESTIMONY
Mrs. Thompson Tells Of Move.
ments of Husband Preceding
Germantown Explosion.

Rockville, Md, Nov 2O~Mrs. Father
May Thompson, wife Of Vernon Thomp-
son, held in jnil here in connection with
the explosion ne Germantown enrly
Thursday morning, which killed two
children and n man, made statement
last night, which the authorities say places
her husband in damaging light.
The statement, which is typcwrItten
and signed covers her husbands move
mcnts the nigh of the explosion, accord
ing 60 the authorities According To the
statement say the authorities, ThompA
son returned % his house from work about
supper time the night before The explosion
went out returned at O'Clock, rofnained
until in the morning, went out again and
did not come back until about 3. The
explosion which wrecked the shack of
James Bolton occurred about a.15, as
nearly as can be nscertained.
Coincidcnt with alleged information ~
TO Thompson's movements those working
on the case arc trying TO ascertain how
much fuse, If any, was taken from Waters
& Thrift's store, along with 30 pounds oi
dynamite, tho night Of the explosion.
II ia pointed out is much fuse were used To
ignite the dynamite this might account fof
the difference in time between Thompson 8
return and tho explosion.
Rumors are flying about Rockville that
brothers Of Robert Shipley, former hus-
band of Hattie Bolton, are being sought
in connection with the affair. Shiploy
is now in the Maryland Penitentlary
serving life term for the murder Of hl'
and Hnttie's oldest child, whom he II
alleged 20 have chokcd t0 death.
A few days ago, according 20 report,
Hattie was in Rockville II If said sh'
came TO the courthouse and oamplainec
that brothers Of her former husband were
following her This, coupled with The
lect that she never went through tho
formality of a divorce from Shipley
have led many TO suppose the Shiplel
brothers will be questioned, at least.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
HERCULES PURCHASE OF
kTNA CD. CONFIRMED
Negotiations Under Way ana
Points Of Difference Settled,
According to Officers.

All doubt that the Hercules Powder
Co. will take over the control of the Ibtna
Explosive Co. has been removed with the
elimination experiences Of opinion between
some of the Btna stockholders over the
sale plan. When the movement was hrst
started much friction developed between
some Of the stockholders, but the deposlt
of the stock is now being recommended by
benjamin b. Odell, president OF the As tina
Company
Russell II. Dunham, president OF the
Hercules Powder Co, with offices in tins
city. confirmed the report. Negotiations
are under way and all the principal points
of disagreement have been agreed upon.
Only some few minor details remain, he
said
J. $. Bache & Co, New York bankers
j, is understood. have asked for the de-
post Of Hstna stock for the purpose oil
executing a sale of so per cent of the out
standing stock 10 the Hercules Company
Under this plan it is said tho AZ tina stock
holders would receive $40 share cash
and 81 a share in Hercules per cent
preferred stock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
SHIPBUILDING HALTS.
New Castle Contracts Cancelled Because
of "Jnfayorable omens."

Washington, Nov 20-Contracts for
the building OF 3 Iuu.ber Of vessels ct
New Castle, FL gland, have been CAN
celled because Of urfavorable CONNER
cial news, the Department Of Commerce
was Informed in q review of shipping
conditions in the United Kingdom, pre-
pared by department representatives.
The cancellatiers. which are said To have
produced ''disQUictirg effect in shipping
circles. are ascribod by the review to the
low rate of exchange and the high cost Of
materials
Five large ships were launched from
British yards lsst week, the review said
the largest being the liner Pittsburg. oi
10000 tons, which WAS built for tho
White Star Line Dominion service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
JAPAN'S SULPHUR BATHS.
Combined With Cold Mineral Springs
al Volcanoes Foot.

AT the foot of the volcano Asamayamo
m Jpaan there is combination of ga
sulphur and cold mineral springs.
The bathing house consists Of three
or four substantial wooden bathing
tanks, into which the hot water flows
and a wooden platform running around
the room with cupboards and shelves
where the people dress.
Beams laid across the bathing tanks
divide them into little squares, a square
for each person.
The duration Of the time bath is reg
ulated with great precision by the head
attendant, and during the bath from
100 to 200 half litre scoops Of hot sui
phur water are poured over the head of
The bather.-Detroit News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
MECHANIC GUARD DANCE.

Troop A. Junior Mechanic Guards, Is
making preparation for box. social and
dance. which will be held at the hall, 72S
Market street. on Tuesday evening.
james File, an old-tImc minstrel man,
and the HAYDEN Brothers, clog dancers,
also Ida McCains and Russell Reed, are
on the committee. Master Junior Walker,
the keystone Glce Club. and the Kane
and butcher orchestra will render several
selections during the evening Sergeant
Harry kane will auction off the boxes.
The ladies on the committee are Flossic
Kane. Mrs. Edward Webster, Mrs
Wright. Mrs George W Clifton, and Mrs
Davids. OF the Junior Home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
DEATHS.

NrISpN-In this city on November 20
fQ1p Andrew Nelson Ia his seth year
taiatiyes friends and members OF SYea
ta'u,srriai ~ocisty are invited 70 attend the
~,,n.,af from the residence OF his daughter
Mr. uilda III Olson. 1912 Wawase ave
n,,s an Tuesday afternoon. November %,
80 al O'clock Services al Swedish NJ r
"'hnrrt Eleventh and HeaE streets. at 2
O'clock Interment at Wilmington and
brand yvine cemetery.
FII.E--In this city. on November 10. 1920.
Insepb q File Of Colt. Md. aged 70
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
~. f,,nsraI ecrvices az the residence OF his
s'anhnw Georre W Hayes 1870 Concord
sxrn,e on Tuesday morning. November
~ ~ H. O'Clock. IntcTment al Townsend,
del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
COMPTROLLER CALLS FOR
CONDITION OF BANKS

By Aesociated Press 70 Every Evoing
Washington, Nov. 20.-~Tbe comptroller
of the currency today issued call for the
close of business Monday, November l5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
FORCE BREAD REDUCTION.
Housewives Of Toledo Campaign TO Bake
Own Bread Effective.

by Associated Press "a Every Evening
Toledo, Ohio, Nov. 20.---A campaign
begun a week ago in which members Of
the housewives' league pledged them
selves to bake their own bread, In snid 10
have boon responsible for an announced
reduction Of from one to two cents Loaf
today.
For several months the price haa been
IL cents for the small loaf and IL for
large. New prices IRE 10 ard 10 cents.
It was announced that many bakeries
arc taking inventories preparing Tor stu
further reductions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-20
BISHOP At GLENDALE.

T.lIendaIe, Nov. 20.-At the second
anniversary ceiebfntion Of the EIlendale
". H. Church, 20 be held November y,
Bishop John W. Hamilton n Washington
will be the speaker NJ both morning and
ev ening services. All are welcome
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Too There Will Many Specials Showing Reductions of rs Per Cent
You May Buy Anything Printed
i'm This List at q Saving OF 2O%

An Silks SaUns VelVets and Wash Goods
An Dress Goods Innings and Sateens
All Ginghams and Percales
All Household Linens Daperes and Rugs.
All Laces Embrodcries and trimmings.
All Buttons and Notions.
Al White Goods
AN Chffons and Nets
All Womens Cotton Waists and Skirts
An Womens and Chidren'- Hosiery
All Mems Socks and Underwear
All Gloves for men and women
AN Childrens and Infants Clothing
All Ribbons and Bags
All shoes fol men, women and children
AN Cmsets, Kimonos NegHgoes and petticoats.
Avn Women Aprons and Neighborhood Dresse.
AN Womcns Neckwcm and Veihngs
A Uphoaenes and Lace Curtains.
An Art Needle Work
An Fancy Goods
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Mi- Frank - Alien ana daughter
init Monday uight fnr SAN Anfcalo 30
hear the Scott Drand Opera company
ou Iuegdny might and also % attend
Tho meeting ~ The West TEXAS Metho-
fiai Wpmnns Missionary conference
Ihoy VIII return home Saturday.
nm Ouuen Tyrru IT Nashville.
Tenn and J clay EAmgey of Louis
vile. Ky, Representative of the
Continental Lyccum huroau Of the Chi
cngo office. are in The city for rw
days. guests at tho Nueces hotel
Mrs w. W krnuso has LETT FOR
Dallas and Fort Worth on Visits 60
h"r sisters SHE aspects lo Doc away
TWO months
Mrs 81 1ndshlw ~ Austin o. "a
guest Of Mr. and Mos G. A Bradshaw.
ii't chHplrN street
MrR %. v Allen of KuRsvillo De-
fnoud,us Noe week here with h,r son.
p g. Allen. aud family
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