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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
HARDING To SAVE
CALIFORNIA FROM
THEYELLOW PERIL
Tells Pacific Coast Delegation Ma
ton Was Rescued by Senate
and House Oligarchy.
HE PROMISES FARMERS
PROTECTION BY TARIFF
ny Associated Pros. to Evsry Evening

Ry Associated Press 70 Evxy Evening
Marion, Ohio. Sept. Ito 4 dele-
cation Of CaIifornians Senator Harding
declared today that the nation must
''stand behind" the States of the Pacific
Coast to relieve them Of the difficulties OF
Oriental immigration and must zee that
only such aliens as can be aesimilated and
inbued with thorough Amcricanism are
admitted.
The dangers Of racial conflict, said the
Republican nominee, must be recognized
and provision made TO reduce them TO .
minimum. He suggested that such steps
could be taken without offensive re-
flection on any race and without raning
the question of racial inferiority or in
equality.
In his speech to the Californians the
Senator also suggested the necessity Of
protective tariff levy to aid American
farmers and replied at length to Demo
cratic charges of Republican "Senate
Ohgarchy." He reminded the voters that
Senators are elected by popular vote and
declared the Democratic leaders were
opposing Senate influence because they
wanted to perpetuate "aut,ratic, per-
sonal government"
The nominee declared il was not sur
prising that the Democrats should be
displeased because Congress had exer-
cised its constitutional powers during
"a seven-ycar period OF fine words, much
dictation, tinkering with business, and
unwarranted assumption by the execu-
tive.
THE Senate soligarchy,' ~ they call
it, and the soligarchy' Of the House Of
Representatives, he continued, forced
them toward efficiency in making war and
forced them toward some efficiency,
though much belated, IN reconstruction for
peace, and interfered to stay the prodigal
waste of the taxpayers money, and pre-
vented America from being caught in the
snares and tangles Of their blundering in
Paris"
Using as an example the foreign COM
petition confronting California fruit grow
ers, Senator Harding declared that "f to
save this or any other worthy and de-
veloping agricultural industry OF America,
tariff protection is necessary, then tariff
protection must be given" He added
that "a long list Of farm products might
be found to require such protection,
though any tariff revision must be based
on general and not on class interest.
Discussing the race question as pro-
sented in the Pacific Coast, the candidate
said:
"Today you have come here from the
Pacific Coast Of our country. do not
doubt that Americans on the coast are
troubled in their minds about the ORR
entail question as it is called That ques-
tion raises every Interpretation Of our
watchword America FIRST for it involves
four sets of obligations. 1t involves our
obligations to great foreign powers: Il
involves the obligations Of al America
toward one group Of American states and
their peoples. But it also Involves the
obligations of that group Of states to the
nation.
There is abundant evidence Of the
dangers which lurk in racial differences
Continued on page Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
RED CROSS QUARTERS.
New Home Of the Delaware Division
Formally Opened.

The new home of the Delaware Branch
Of the American Red Cross, Oil Delaware
avenue was used yesterday by the execu-
tive committee for its first meeting there.
All the activities of the organization
throughout the State win be directed
from this building.
Reports from the various branches were
heard and approved. Mas Sybl Gordon
made pleasing report Of the work Of the
home service bureau. She read a letter
from : disabled soldier who through
some mistake was only receiving 50 a
week compensation from which he had
to support wife.
The Red Cross helped him obtain more
from the government.
Mrs. Joseph Bancroft reported on the
work of the bureau Of hygiene, Mrs.
Henry p Scott on the Woman bureau and
Mrs. William Staniar ON the work done
by the Motor Corps. Mrs. Scott reported
that $50 layettes had been given out and
it is hoped to have them ready for ship
ment by October l.
Following the meeting the members of
the committee made an inspection of
tho new quarters and the disposition Of
tAs bureaus.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
LAYTON HOME FROM MAINE
Delaware's Representative m Con-
gress Makes Speech to Pas
sengcrs on q Pullman Car.

Representativs CAleb R. layton 70
turned, yesterday, from Maine. where
he spent several day. At the wind up Of
the campaign. Tho optimistic doctor
Congressman proved fine prophet, as
he declared, that unless the Pine Tree
State gave more than 10000 Republican
majority be would be nightly disappoint-
ed
DR.. Layton improved tho opportunity
to enhEhten his fellow-pnsssngers on the
Pullman In An address, condenning WI
son, ridiculing Cox and praising Harding
and his mastery cv1sions, perhan-
A Negro porter on the car, who sssnsd
to sense the RIGHTEOUSNESS of the situation,
declared confdentiaIly soto voce, TO a
passenger who regarded the doctors ad-
dress with some amusement:
"Doc' Layton better witch oxt a4
home; the men al got their knives cut for
him in Delaware; he uied TO keep the
blacks out Of decent schoo6."
The porter said be know many Negroes
IN Delaware and knew how they regarded
the G. o. p nominee for reelection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
SETTLEMENT OF THE IRISH
QUESTION MAY BE BALKED

london, Sept H--Ne9otiations for
the settlement Of the Irish question.
which are described "A the rnost promising
IA yet initiated, will be nulified II Terence
MacSwiney, Lord Mayor Of Cork, dies
in Brixton prison where he is continuing
his hunger strike says the Dublin cor
respondent Of the Times.
Secret negotiations on the basis Of
full self if-rovernment within the Empire
have been gong on during the last three
weeks between the most prominent lead
ers OF modern opinion and influential
Republicans. he declares. The moderafes
have at last been told, he adds, that
nothing further can be done while Mac
Swiney is near death. and If the Lord
Mayor dies the last hope Of settlement
on the proposed basis Will disappear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
SIX MONTHS Sentence
FOR CRUELTY TO CHILD
Antoinette Cicotello Draws Heavy
Penalty for Beating Her
Daughter.

Antoinette Cicotello was sentenced to
six months Imprisonment by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today on q
charge of beating her little daughter.
The child was about six yea OF age.
The mother said she beat the child for
dis0bedience
The child appeared in court today with
patches of court plaster on her forehead
covering cuts alleged to have been made
by the mother. The child's body also
was badly y bruised ,n,{ NeighboTs rs said the
and continued at different times until
2 o'clock at night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
JAIL FOR JACK JOHNSON.
Negro Pugilist Gets Year and Day in
Penitentiary.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, Sept. l4--Jack Johnson,
former worlds heavyweight champion,
was sentenced to one year and day in
Leavenworth penitentiary and fined 81 900
today by Federal Judge George A. Car
penter for violation of the Mann Act.
The sentence reaffirmed that passed on
johnson In 1913 when he was convicted
of transporting white girl from Pitts
burg to Chicago.
johnson later fed 20 Europe, forfeiting
his $4,000 bonds, and from then until =
few weeks ago when he surrendered on the
Lower California border he was q fugitive
from justice.
Johnson's first wife committed suicide
III 1913, and he thereupon married
Lucille Cameron, the principal white wit
ness for the State.
Since his return to Illinois johnson has
been boxing daily IN his jail cell in antici-
patton that he might be released and per-
mitted to take up fighting again.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
MAINE WOMEN WIN
SWEEPING VICTORY
FOR REPUBLICANS
The IS, 900 Majority for @. o. P.
Ticket Laid to Ballots of
New Voters.
LEADERS SEE IN TOTALS
A REBUKE FOR WILSON

BY Assocta tnd Press TO Every kvenfng
Portland, Nc, Sept. 14-Msine gave
An overwhelming plurality To the Republi-
can ticket in the State election yesterday
With n total VOTE larger by 5000 than
the highest ever previously cast in the
State, Frederick II. Parkhurst of Bangor
WAS elected governor by margin Of
$4,000 over his Democratic opponent,
Bertrand G.. McIntire Of Norway. The
plurality was 1900 more than the
largest obtained by any other Crbcrna-
torid candidate in the history Of the
State.
Four Republican CongrcAsmen wcrc
elected by large pluralities. Every mc1n-
Der OF the State Senate viii be Re-
publican, while ofa membership Of Isl in
the State House Of Representatives the
Democrats succeeded in electing thn-
teen.
The votr for governor with returns
from forty small towns and plantations in
remote districts missing WINS:
Parkhurst, Republican, 133 BIT; Me
Intire, Democrat, GO, ,24o
The increase in the total vote wns very
largely accounted for by the presence Of
women Mt the polls for the first time The
result showed that most Of them voted
the Republican ticket
Al the returns came in showing from
the first evidences Of q tremendous Re
publican sweep, Democratic State leaders
were silent as to the possible significance
Of the vote with relation 70 the presidential
election IN November
Colonel PMkburst, after beng asrur-d
Of his election, gave the viewpoint Of the
Republrnn~ in a statement in which he
pointed out that the campaign had been
vigorously contested by the Democrats
ON national issues" and sa,d that the out
come gave most conclusive evidence that
Tho voters Of Maine resent the autocratic
and un-American administration that the
Democrats have given us.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
News Of Military Defeats IN Poland Sets Russian Capital
Aflame With Ant-Anarchisdc Mobs Six Of Lenines Co
Workers Drowned in the Neva Others Compelled to
Flee for Their Lives; News Confirmed Both BY Berlin
and Copenhagen
COUN TIER REVOLUTION
MAY END RED RULE
Outbreak Against L>nine Likely
TO Overthrow Lcnine and
Trotsky Government.
by Associated pro-s - Evrry y~-rsrr

~ fh'"a - fsHffN - FffrfATH
Paris, Sept. If-Riots took plnoe IN
Pe'rograd when news n The Soviet rnii-
tary defeats reached there, according -
q report which the French Foreign Ninis.
try has received through Copenhagen
The rio.ing. tho report declared, 80
suned the proportions n cosn-er -
volution, and many ~ Tho commissioner
were killed.
40 the foreign Office Il pas ~ssS rr-iit
wras gwen the Copenhagen divrssct
except for one portion - II which d~cs,,.si
the Soviet feet had mutinied ard fired
on Kronstadt
London, Sept, Srrious srsi-Frl-
shevik rioting y taking plnce m Petvn-
grad, IL r. declared in repo-ts fr,~n sh~s
city received in B~riin, ssvs a df-r.ss~h
~ the Exchange Telegraph Company
from the German cari.sl fled y-sv@~-S~y
Six Of the Bol-h~vik commissioners
il Is asserted, IN these advios~ hove bs-~n
drowned in the scvs, ~hil~ th~ oths-~
have h~en compelled ~ s~k psa~s~
Of refuge.
The Petroersd rio&s rosv end th~ rule
of the Soviet or Boish~vik IN Rn~-aa
and check the Red Movement s~~~v-
where.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
RED AND POLISH ENJOYS
RENEW PEACE PARLFYS

by Associated Press To Every Evening
Riga, Sept i3.-Russian Bolsh@vik
peace delegates who have arrived here IN
meet representatives Of Poland aud nego-
tiste An arrnistice and peace treaty, CON
slider the meeting here merely contin-
uance Of the conference at Minsk.
"Our terms" said Adolph Joffe, head
Of the Soviet delegation today, "were
never answered by the Poles at Minsk nor
were any counter proposals submitted 4"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
MAC SW|NEY ALIVE
BUT IS VERY WEAK;
FOODLESS 50 DAYS
Prison Physicians State Irish
League Exaggerated Condi-
dion of Lord Mayor.
HIS DEATH MAY HALT
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE
BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Assocfatrd Prs 20 Every EvcnfnR
London, Sept. l4--Terencc Mac
Swincy, Lord Mayor Of Cork, WIS ap-
preciably weaker this morning as result
Of his hunger strike which he
is continuing in Brirton prison. says
a bulletin issued by the Irish self
determination league. IL states MacSwiney
had very bad night, but he wns still
conscious and his mind was active.
Today is the thirty-third day since he
began his hunger strike in protest against
his arrest by British authorities in Cork
Reports TO the home office from prison
physicians who arc attending the Lord
Mayor did not agree with the bulletin
issued by the league They reported
there wns virtually no change in Mac
Swiney's condition and that he had passed
a rcstful night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
SINGLE TAX TICKET HERE
Party's Presidential Nominee Was
in Delaware Arranging to Have
Electors Name on Ballot.

Robert c. Macauley, Single Tax nom
inee for President of the United States
was In Wilmington last evening and paid a
brief visit to Every Evening while seeking
some information relative to Delawares $
election laws. In discussing the outlook
Mr.. Macauley stated that he had no idea
of the total vote of his party in the coun-
try as never before has the issue of Single
Tax been presented directly to the voters
Mr.. Macauley came to this State In
order to have electors named and ticket
placed in the field through which Della
wareans may register their preference for
single tax if they desire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
STNN FETNERS CAPTURE
MAIL BY CLEVER RUSE

Bantry, Ireland. Sept. 14.-ISinn Feiners
captured government mails being carried
by airplane near here yesterday. adopting
clever ruse to carry out their raid A
number Of men dressed in British army
uniforms made a large white circle in
the airplane 80 completely that they
dropped mail bags. which were quickly
picked up, taken to q motor car and carried
off toward Kerry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
KEUHLING ATTEMPTS ESCAPE.
Suspected OF Killing Rich Wife he rrrs
to Break Away

By Associated Press 70 Every Eyenlnx
Washington, sept l4.-Roy II. Kean-
ling, who IS held by the police a. a witness
in connection with the drowning q his
wife, Mrs. Gertrude Vlger Keuhling. part
heir 20 a million dollar estate IN D-troit,
attempted 20 escape iast night from a
precinct police station He vas detained
in witness room and had removed a
panel from the room when The poiics
discovered his attempt
Questioned by the officers he vas SAld
BY them 70 have declared that he es
tired Of being detained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
MINERS WANT CHEAPER COAL.
British Workers Claim Operators Are
Making Excessive Profits.

BY Associated Press TO Every = alnx
London, Sept. l3 VIA MonIrssQ.--
Condemnation Of miners demands for
reduction in coal prices BY Thomas Srsn-
Ger, one of their own leaders. was Al n-
teresting development IN the coal strike
situation here today.
The miners have Alleged thai lsrSs
profits were being made by the nine own
ers, but il IS declared, Official hglrs show,
that in the quarter ending last June oni-
FIVE acres showed any profit And that ~
total profit was only Es.Oo0,ooo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
A.P. L. WANTS PRISONERS vKxED.
Gompers 10 Head Deirxatsou fw Cen
ference With Attorney
BY Associated Prr-s 20 Every Evening

Washington, sept IA xroup al
union labor officials was prepared TO-DAY
70 urge the government % release p-oslflcnl
prisoners, conference with Attorney
General Palmer having been Arranged for
discussion of the amnesty proposal
Samuel Gompers, president of the Am~ri-
can Federation Of Labor. VIII head the
delegation. Among those who expected tn
accompany him % the conference verc
Secretary Frank Morrison. vice-P--~
dent Matthew Vol, William II. Johnstoo.
president international Association % Ma
ehinists, and Gilbert r. Hyatt, president 81
the National Federation Of Posta4 Clerks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Trust Proseeatisns Frss -.

Washington, 6epN n. 4.-AIgunents in
all except one Of the six government anti
Trust cases now pending before the Su-
preme Court will be temporarily prepared
when the court reconyenes on October
4, Solicitor General Frierson announced
today. The case which will be heard will
be that Of the governments appeal in
antitrust proceedings against the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
RED ARMY Captured
BY WRANGEL TROOPS
Staff and Trains of Soviet Forces
- Also Captured On Tanrida
Front.
BY As.ociased Pres. 10 Kvcry kvsn4ne

ny Associated Press 10 Kvcry Kvsu1ne
Sebastapol, Crimca, Sept. 13.--Tfoops
commanded by General Baron Wrangcl
ON the Taurada front, northwest Of tho
Sea of Azov, have surprised and captured
the l24th Bolshevik Brigade, including its
staff and trains, according to reports
reaching this city.
Soviet forces on tins front now 80 On The
defensive and appear TO have become ex-
hausted as the result of their recent offcn-
sive campaign in Poland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
COX IN IDAHO TO-DAY.
Will Make Two Addresses at
Boise. Tired Throat Halts
Speeches on Tram.

By Associated Pr~@ TO Evu~1 Evsuinx
En- Route With Governor Cox, Hunt
ington. Ore, Sept. l4.-Governor Cox
today earned the Democratic PresSden
tial standard into eastern Oregon and Ida
no.
Two addresses this afternoon aud
evening at Boise, Idaho, were his princi-
pal engagements today, but en- route the
candidate, with rear platform and other
addresses barred by his physician for q
few days until hs voice recovers its
strength, waa TO confne his campaign
ing 70 br,ef greetings and handshaking.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
COMPLETE RETURNS
SHOW BURA|S WINNER
Had Majority of ll9, IN Saturday
Primary, Over Fourare for
Treasurer

AZ the Republican primaries On lnst
Saturday, Walter s. Burrs won the norni-
nation over Thomas s. Fourace for
county treasurer. Complete returns at
the Republican headquarters at noon to-
day gave Burris majority of 1i9 votes.
In the city Burris received 3, ,4Ss votes,
and 2,666 in the county. a eot.l Of 6, l54.
Fouracre's vote was: City. ATS; county.
1,757, total, 6,03S.
With an returns complete, the figures
herewith given have been revised with all
corrections On the election chart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
SOVIET IN NEW DRIVE.
Red Troops, on Defensive Near
Galician Border, Arc March
ing on Lem berg.
ny Associated rrrs. 70 Every Ev-u,nx

Ivy ASsprmh~u frrss 70 Every EvNs7inG
London, Sept. 1.-THE Ruuian Soviet
forces, il In reported from Moscow, have
taken the offensive on both sides Of Brpdy,
near the old Galician border, and are
marching on Lemberg according to an
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Berlin
dated Monday.
The Polish and UkrAiniAn troops, il n
declared, have been driven beck by the
Russian cavalry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
FREIGHT TRAFFIC CROWS.
American Railroads. Handled a
Greater Volume Of Business
IN Angus. Than Ever E>fore.
By Associated P-~~s 20 Every Yv~usns

Wsshfngton, Sep. it--An~rscan rSsi-
roads handled a greater volume ~ traffic
during Aurrt than ever h<forv during
that month. aonnsdIng 10 p~pnen eompalsd
tndav by the American Railroad Aaorsa-
ton.
During the four weess ended Auxrxs
q. 1858. SO cars of commercial freight
werc loaded compared With 3.5S0 3d7
cars m the same PERIOD ~ 1919. md 81
S49, 026 cars IN 1918. the reports showed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Amusements roulghG

Playhouse--''rhe storm.
Garrick
Queen--''The MollycoJdio.
Majestic-"Trea Island.
Rialto-''rhe Master stroke.
Savoy-"Desert Love.
Strand--"rhe rerror."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
DIAMOND STATE GRANGE SOCIAL.

Stanton, Sept. 14.-The members Of
Diamond State Grange enjoyed social
time last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. w. Banks, of near Stanton. This
was the last of the summer socials The
next grange meeting will be held in
Stanton Hall, on Monday evening,
Sept ember 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
NEW YORK NAMING TICKET.

Bitter Contests IN Both Parties for United
States Senator and Governsv.
By Associated Press so Evsvy Evening
New York, Sept l4.-Republicans and
Democrats Of New York State today went
70 the polls TO vote for candidates who
seek party nominations for the various
Cone4nusd On paxs IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Fined $25 and Costs.

John Dohring, charged with assault
and battery on Max Cohen was fined 325
and costs by Judge HASTINGS in Munioi-
pal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

Jack Horner coiored margarine 50
cents, Homer. 42l King ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

To prevent bottle famine return empties
promptly. Clover Dairy Co~-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

Pesfect-fitting Eye Glasses.
Collins 4 Meyer, .0l w. 9Th St.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

Lost something? Try a classified adj
vertisement in Every Evening ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press 10 Every svvnlns
Washington. sept. ls.-Weather rorvcsSs
for Delaware:
Fair tonight and wednesday no1crass
temperature: moderate 70 frosh northsess
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-14

Winterthur Special Sanitary Milk for
Babies.-Clover Dairy ADV.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-26
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-02-26
T. CLIFTON RIVERS ELECTED.
State Warehouse Commissioner by
General Assembly.

Columbia, Feb. 19.-The election
of J. Clifton Rivers, of Chesterfield,
as State Warehouse Commissioner,
the passage of the Atkinson bill en-
larging the powers of the South Caro-
lima Public Service Commission and
the sending of the general appropria-
ton bill, carrying a total of $685.
7O5.70 and a twelve-mill levy, to the
Senate were the outstanding features
Of the morning session of the House
of Representatives.
J. Clifton Rivers was unanimously
elected to succeed the late Capt. W..
G. Smith, for term of four years.
He was ,unopposed, his only contend
er, A. A. Richardson, of Columbia,
not allowing his name to be intro
duced. The election of Mr.. Rivers
took but minute to be consummat-
ed after he had been nominated by
w. R. Bradford of York, chairman of
the ways and means committee.
The new warehouse commissioner
was born at Mt. Croghan, Chester
field county, January 27, 1875, and
was graduated at the Chesterfield
High school in 1892 and from Wof-
ford College in 1894. He married
Mary E. Allen, of Mt. Croghan, Sep
tember /, 1901, and is the father Of
ten children. Mr.. Rivers has been a
farmer in Chesterfield county all his
life and is one of the leading agri-
culturists of his section.