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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27
County Judge.
County Commissioner.

r. M. McElroy announces that he
is candidate for County Commits
sioner (Northern District, subject
to the action of the democratic pri-
mary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27
Court Clerk.

Court Clerk.
E. G.. (Curly) Reynolds announces
that me is candidate for Court
Clerk, subject to the action of the
democratic primary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27

With nothing else to worry about
the senators are losing lot Of
eep as to whether the president
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27

Have you donated those books or
to the collection the Ro-
tarians are going to send to the
prisoners at Granite?
Here's another Have YOU IT'S
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27
is going to run for third term.

81 Simp says he notices that as
long as prices remain as high as
they are now commodities don't set
much cheaper
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27

have you cleaned up your back yard
yet?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-27

'ast somewhere the folks don't know
ny better.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
NADESLANE.
Ze Zieduoczenia p. X. X.

w sprawozdaniu Centralnego
Komitetu Pozyczki PaIstwowel
Podauo, re Zjednoczenie P. r. X.
sprzedaio bond6w polskich "a
$40, 600 90.
w biurze Zjednoczenia spree
iano bondow polskich "a przeszio
100000 i TAXI rapport podaia komi
tetowi Centralnemu ma piSmie, a
systentka kasyera Zjednoczenia
4 ME "a $110,OOO.OO jak mylnie pc
dano.
Gdy nadejda ostatnie raporty
sprzedanych bondow w biurze
Zjcdnoczenia, ogolna suma dol
die prawdopodobnic do $3.50,
10000. Ale to jeszcze ME pred
stawia calej sunny "a jakq lie
dnoezency zakuPiIi bondy Cd pro,
boszczow W swych parafiach.
Poniewaz ami Wydziaiowi Ma,
rodowemu, ami Zwiazkowi, an:
Zjednoczeniu, ami Duchowienstwu
" raporcie tym ME dano uznaria",
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
NOVA AME
RYKI.
Washington, D. c.

Amerykaiski Czerwony krzyi
MA try razy wiecej czionkow, a.
nizcli wszystkie inne kraje na
Swiecie razem wziete. Liczba
czlonk6w .Amerykahskieso Ger
vonego Krzyza przcWyzSza 10
milion5w. Ma drueiem miejscu
POD tym wzgiedem stoi .Iaponia z
5000 czionkow. Podlug maj.
nowszych danych statystycznych
Argentina ma 1000 czionkow,
Erazylia $500, Chiny - 10000.
DANA - $4,000, Francya 250,-
600, Holsndya - 1900. Wiochy
- 3O0,O Nova Zelandya -
10000, Norwegia - 5000, Polska
- 10000, Portugaiia - $500.
Rumunia - 1900, Serbia - >
$50, Hiszpania - $1,000, Szwecya
- 5000, Szwajcarya - $500.
Uruguay - 300. Brak danych
statystycznych co do Angiii, Na-
nady i Australia, W ktorycI, to kra
ZACH orsanizacyc Czerwoncgo
Erxyza maia powa&n2 lose czion-
kew.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
WACLAWOWA.

Staraniem Komitet6w Dobrobytu z
Klub6w Tadeusza KoSciuszki i Kr0lO,
wei Kingi, z pomoca .panienek chct--
nych n~alezacych do parafii Sw. Wacia,
wa, rozpoczyna sic W czwartek. dnia
5-so b. M. a trwaG bedzie do niedzieli
dnia 15-so b. M, tax zwany .,Festyn'
ma podw6rzu ~parafialnym PREY roSu
Roscoe i Monticello avenue. tuz obok
starego budynku szkolpeso. Doch0d z
..Festynu'' przeznaczony jest ma cele
d%obroczynne / parafialne. Prosi sic vice
nietylko paratian z Waclawowa lec2
wszyStkich rodak6w z Avondalc i chet'
nych z innych parafii by przysli sic
zabawic i ~odctchnac Swieaym powic'
trzem Wac}awowskiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04


nj napisac list do nalblizszego
miasta, gdzie znajduje SIG biuro
rekrutacyjne, zalaczajac odpo-
wiednic papiery, Z prosba o przy-
s;anie Medaiu Zwyciestwa.
w wypadku gdy zolnierz 20
stall zabity Tub zmarf ME otrzy--
mawszy medalu, to takowy wyda-
nym bedzic jego najblizszej 70,
dzinie pc zhozeniu odpowiedniej
apIikacyi i przedstawieniu aktu
Smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
KARTY ~ZYWNOSCIOWE SA
WIELKA POMOCA OLA
POLSKl.
Nowy York, N. Y.

ANS" SAA'
Plan .Anerykanskicj Admin.
stracyi Ratunkowej przesy'ania
zywno5ci do Polski "a pomoc2
kart zywnoseiowych' Cfood
drafts zyskuje coraz wieksze IL
manic " ro!scc. Marty zywno-
Esciowc, wysyIanc przez Polakow
amerykanskich swym krcWnym W
Folsce. okazuia sic ola mich wiel-
klein acknowledgement, albowicm
t. dross otrzymuja oni mic tylko
pewna, ale i szybks pon1oc.
Ponizcj zamieszezamy list. ma
dcsiany przez masistrat miasta
Stryja do Ccntralncgo Bfura A
merykaiskiej Administracyi Ra-
tunkowej w Warszawie. List ten
jest dowoderr, jak wiclka pono--
ca okazuje sic plan zywno5cio-
wyci kart ola ludrosci W Polsce.
List ow brzmi jak nastepujc:
w Stryju, dnia Sso czerwca 1920.
Do A.meDkaiiskiego Wydzia1u
Ratunkowcgo W Warszawie,
Hotel Bristol, pl. Karowa.
Odno;nie do tantejszego pisma
z 1s maja br. przssy'amy rowno-
ezesnie druga paezke kart Z wypi-
sanymi adresami, os6b W Arnery'
&C zamieszkalych.
Przytem milo mi jest zaznaczyc
re >tutejsza ludnost bez roznicy
wyznania i narodowosci odnosi
sic do akcyi Anerykaiiskiej Ska.
dnicy ratunkowej Misyi dla Poi,
ski ME tylko Z zainteresowaniem,
ale take i Z pelnym zaufaniem.
Akcya podjeta przez Amerykah-
ski Wydzial Ratunkowy - spot
kaia sic tn Z powszechnem TINA
MEM i wprost z wdziecznoscia
biednych sfet mieszkahcow mia
sta Stryja.
Imieniem caiej t~utcjszej lud--
nosci wyrazam Szanowncmu Wy
dziaiowi ratunkowemu soraca po-
dz;eke oraz zapewniam, re Ma
gistrat miasta Stryja dofozy
wszclkich staran i pomocy do roe
povszechnienia tel akcyl w5rod
zainteresowsnej ludnosci.
Komisarz rzadowy::/
(fodpisau-) 1nz. Machriewiez.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
WPLATY MA WEWNETRZ,
NE PODATKI.
Washington. D. G.

StosoWnie do rapcrtu wvdanc-
Sc przcz Eitlro Podatku NeNns-
trznego. wplyncIo do SNarbu Sta
now Zjednoczonych, W roku tiskal
nyn. skonczonym :50go czerwca
1920 r. z podatku doclodowcgo /
cd rzeczy zbytku :.944,;N55,73;
dol. i 93 c. a innych zrodel
I.465,729.156 dol. i 81 c., czyli,
&c os6iem podatek wewnetrzny
przyniosl skarbowe 5,4lo,2S4,S74
dol. i zoe.
Jest to najwifksza surna podat-
kowa jaka wpfyneia do skarbu cd
1862 roku.
Wydatki ponicsionc PREY zbic-
rani tego podatku wynosiiy soc
cd kazdych 100 dol.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
Z PoIskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Praca kraJowa AmerJkahshego
CDeFwoncgo KrzyiA
ROZDAWNICTWO MEDAL
ZWYcIESTWA.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Waszyngton, D. C..

WaSZyngton, -. =.
Aplikaeye o Medale Zwycie--
silva, ktorc Armia rozsyta lolnie-
rom siuzacym W wojsku Stanow
L.jednoczonych podczas wiclGej
Swiatowej wojny, napsy7raja bar
do powoli, DO cd 31go czerwca
do obecnej cl1wili zaledwic 50,9S6
medal zo5taio wydanych.
Medal Zwyciestwa, sNzacy ia
ko paristka Swiatowej wojny i
jake znak przyjmowauia udziafu
" tel wojnic, mole bye otrzyma-
ny1n W nastepujacy sposob
H'szyscy zo}nierze Armii .Amery-
kaiskiej zwolnieni &c strzby pc
zawie5zeniu broni, a przebvTaja-
cy obecnie W miastach, gdzie
znatduja sig stacye rekrutacyJn me,
powinni osobi5cie udac sic do ia
kiego biura rekrutacyjnego,
gdzie po przedstawieniu papic-
row zwaIniajacych z Armii dis
charge papers, i po Wypeinieniu
odpowiedniei aplikacyi, medal BE-
die i'm doreezony. CT zaS przeby-
w-ajacy W m~iejscowosciach, sdzie
nicnla bi,1- rekrutacviuych. howiu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

chociaz swym czionkom chwalb
ME szczedzono', przyPuSzczaG
nalczy, re omyike podana co do
iloSci sprzedanych w biurze Zje-
dnoczenia bondSw popefniono ce-
lowo.
Me chodzi Zjednoczeniu O IT,
znanie, ale idzie o sprawiedliwoSc.
]. F. Pionke,
Skarbnik Z.P.R.K.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04
z MARYANOWA.

" koScielc p. W. NajSw. Nary Pan
ny Anielskiei odbyla sic drutysodnio
wa Misya Sw., ma kt6ra " pierwSzym
tygodniu przychodzily ma nauki nie--
wiasty i panieBki. a W dru-im - mez-
czyIni j mfcdziency. Przcz ca(y czas
misyi p~arafiauie porzucali zabaTT CO
dzieune, wStrzymywali sic cd ~zwyk@ych
RORY week a uczes5czali ma nauki mi
Syjue / zastanawiali sic mad SODA. Pre-
ieci mySlami podnioSlciSzcmi, modlili
sic vSp6lnie. apicwali pie&ni, z rokora
Sehylali kornie czola pred Majestatem
NsjwyIszeso, czujac dobroG BoSa i
m~iIoSicrdzie Jego, a wielko$G Srzechu.
Codzicnnic odprawialo sic szeSG Mszy
Sv., popoiudniu koronka. a uicczorem
W picrwszym trrcdniu nowcnna do
Sw. Amy, a " druSim zaS no~enna
do Matki Boskiej Anielskiej, Patronki
koScio4s. poczem byio biososlawie6stro
| SajSw. Sakramentem. 90. Misyonsr2e
gtoslll cztery nauki dzicnnie do dnia
2-ro sierpnia b. r. Fry koncu druEie-
60 tygodnia misyl odoyio sic czterdzie-
Stocodzinne naboiehStwo prZy udEiale
liczneSo zastepu duchowiehstwa. 10
Sci6 podczas Wystawienis NsjSv. Sa-
kramentu ami ma chwile ME by} pr6z-
ny ; sill miodzi | starry. ojeowie ma
| tiki. mSodziez. a navel dEieci. adorujac
W skupieniu u stop Utajonego Stv6rcy.
W niedziele zeszia odbyio sic uroczyste
poswiecenie Krzyza misynego o sodzi-
ME 2:30 po po{udniu. Ceremonii tej
dokonal jeden . ksie3y misyonarzy. Pc
p~oswieceniu odbyla sic adoraeya Irzy-
ia. Prey kohcu misyi wietni otrzynaii
b}osos}awietstwo Papieskie / odpust
zupemy.
I Nastepnego dnia po misyi, W ponie-
dzialek dnia Ego b. m, odbyi sic Cd
pust Patronki parafii Najsw. Maryi
Fanny, poprzedzony nowena - jsk juz
wyzei wSpomnieliSmy. KoSci6i ma ma
bozenstwach by} szcZclnic przepclniony
wiernymi. Siowo Boze eiosili 90. Mi
syonarze. Croczysty odpust ~Zakohcxony
zostal wspaniala proceSys NajSw.
| Sakramentem, " kt6rei opr6cz Bractw
! Dziewic i Niewiast, brady udziaf die
wczynki ubrane W bell inne barwy,
dIusi szereg ministrant6w sktadajacy
sic 2 przeszlo so chIopc6w, oraz liczny
zesp6I kaplan6w.
Smialo rec MONA, re po TAX odpra-
wionej misyi, neutrality-suspicious.
nabolenstwie i odpuScie, niejeden czuje
spok6j duszy, dziekujac Bogu "a udzie-
lone laski W czasie misyi.
Do upickszenia potr6jneso nabozen.
silva W kosciele wielcc przyczynily sic
niezmordowane ~pracownice Siostry
Zmartwychwstanki, kt6re artystycznie
przybraiy Oltarze. Szczegolniejsza u
wage ma siebie zvraca{ wielki oitarz,
kt6ry lSnil cd blasku Swiec pousta~io-
nych w k~andclabrach i tonal " kwia-
tach zywych i palmach. ~kiedykolwiek
przypadaja ~urocz5stoSci podobue, Sio-
stry Observation-Disclosures zawsze sic do.
skonale wywiala &c svcSo zadania. -
Mic te1 dziwnego, re ~wspaniaia Swia-
tynia, kt6ra bazylika nazwac MONA,
przedStawiala sic imponujaco.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-04

Dotychczas kolekta ma move ccmen'--
towe trotuary PREY koSciele Sw. Wacla-
wa, przyniosia tylko 5000, co jest sta
nowczo "a mafo. Wieksza Geese para
fan jeszczc ME z1ozy}a ofiare ma ten
eel. Poniewai trotuary czyli chodniki
te beda wygodq ola wszystkich para
fan, TO tez wszyScy powinni sic poczu-
wac do obowiazku i zioayc W najbliz.
Sym czasie swe datki. kto ZaS 2 pa
rattan ME ma pieniedzy ma ten eel TO
powinien " takim razie poswiecic choc
troche swego wolnego czasu | praca
fizyczna dopom6dz W b~udowaniu.
Miejscowy wikary Y. J6zef
Sehnke, wyjezdza W przyszlym tyso-
dniu ma wakacye. prawdopodobnie ma
tydzien lub diva. Tymczasem czionko-
vie nowego Tow. Miodziezy Imienia
Jezus, staraG sic beda zebrac fundusz
ma zaioaenie W gronie swym klubu MILO
dzieay w odpowiednim miejscu, by mfo
dziel mogia sic p~orzadnie W swoim To-
kalu zabawic. Picniadzc zbierac beda
drcga akcyi po piet cent6w, ma ofiaro-
wana Sliczna poduSzke.
-
Ia miesiac DO 5.so wrzeSnia, b. m,
w picknym osrodzie Atlas PREY kohcu
linii tramwajowej Crawford ave. cd
hedzie sic zapowiadany juA %przedtcm
pickny pink naszych nadobnych pa
nieuek naleiacych do Tow. Dzicwic
Dzieci Msryi. lyle niespodSianeE jake
heds m tym pikniku ~.ieSzczc nigdzie
ME byls Warto bedEie iecha6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23

translating tho Constitution OF the Unitec
States into Russian, intending to establish
a government in Russia similar to that oi
the United States, but he noticed the
attitude of the Russian people was ex-
actly the reverse, one Of contempt.
The cause of this contempt, Lieutenant
Comes declared, was what the Russians
were being taught by German agents that
Americans were grafters and atitocrats,
and that they were fighting the fight of
American and British capitalists.
BY posing as o radical. he said, he
learned that l20 men had been sent from
New York TO Russia, expenses all paid,
with money supplied in New York City,
and foreign passports, with the sole pur-
pose OF disorganizing the Russian army.
When kcrensky's officers, kaiedon and
kornilotf, called the armies from the
trenches, Leninc and Trotsky, he said, APP
peared on the job from Vienna, and they
were German agents. He attributes their
continued leadership solely to the fact
that they are in possession OF arms, and
the Red army organized by them has
arms, and nobody else being allowed to
have arms, the Reds control the situation
He said he had great faith in the Rus
sian people and believed they would yet
throw off the Red yoke and under right
leadership develop into great nation.
IL is true, he said, the Bolsheviki took the
lands from the rich and gave them TO the
people, but the land is living idle, and the
factories are idle, all as a result of Boil
shevist rule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
LETTER WRITTEN BY
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Epistlc to Zion Lutheran Church
to be Feature Of Services to
Be Held This Evening.

An interesting letter by George Wash
ington, taken from the diary, will be read
| this evening at the birthday service in
!, Zion Lutheran Church here by the rastor.
| Rev. s. G. VonB,ssc. The letter was
written by Washington to Zion Lutheran
Church, Philadelphia, in reply to con-
gratuations from that congregation. IL
was copied into the Washington diary
by the writer's secretary and only few
years ago this page OF the diary was
photographed. A cut was made from o
PRINT in possession OF Philadelphia coli
| lector, Frank Sachsc by name, and il is
SAID tho only use over made cf this cut
Tor publication was IN connection with
the anniversary of the church few
years back. The letter reads MS follows:
To the Minister, Church Wartlens and
Vestrymen of the German Lutheran
Congregation In and Near Philadelphia !:
Gentlemen-WhIle | request YOU To
accept my thanks for Your kind address,
must profess myself highly gratified by
The sentiments Of esteem and considcra-
ton contained in it. The appreciation
my past conduct has received from so
worthy body of citizens, as that whole
Joy for my appointment you announce,
is proof of the irdugertce with which
my future transactions will be Judged
by them.
could not, however, avoid apprchcnd-
ing that the partialisy of my countrymen
10 favor of the measures now pursued has
led them TO expect TOO much from the
present government. did not the same
providence which has been visible in every
stage of our progress TO this interesting
crisis, from combination of circumstances
given us cause to hope for the accomplish
ment of I'll our reasonable desires.
Thus par.aking with YOU in the pleasing
anticipation of the blessings Of a wise and
efficient government, ! fatter myself
opportunities will not be wanting for me
10 show my disposition 10 encourage the
domestic and public virtues of industry,
economy, patriotism, philanthropy and
that righteousness which exalteth nation.
] rejoice in having 40 suitable an occa-
sion TO testify the reciprocity of my esteem
for the numerous people whom you repre-
sent
From the excellent character for dill |
gencc, sobriety and virtue, which the |
German in general. who are settled in |
America. have ever maintained, ] cannot |
forbear felicitating myself on receiving |
from 80 respectable a number Of them |
such strong. assurance OF their affection |
for my person, confidence IN NV integrity; |
and zeal 10 suppor; me in my endeayorers |
for promoting the welfare Of our common
SO long as my conduct shall merit the |
appreciation Of the wise and the good | |
hope 20 hold the same place in your af- |
fec.ions. which your friendly declarations
induce me TO believe possess at present; |
and amidst the vicissitudes that may await
me in this mutablc state of existence.
shaH earnestly desire the continuation OF
an interest IN your intercessions a. the
throne of grace.
G.. Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
For Colds, Grip or Influenza

and as a Preventive, take Laxative Bromo
QuiDine Tablets. Look for Il. w. Grove .
signature on the box. 30c.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
GOon BUSINESS RECORD.
Interesting History Of Govatos Store. ut
Eighth and Market Streets.

Twenty-six years in tho confectionery
business in Wilmington, constantly en-
larging tho business, now taking over the
entire Eighth street space Of tho store
fronting on Market street, thus doubling
the capacity, is the record of the John
Sovatos Il Brothers Co, now under the
direction Of Nicholas Govatos, younger Of
the two brothers in the firm.
Plans for enlargement Of the business
now being carried out, provide for using
the space formerly occupied by the
Daniel Buckley buffet. The major portion
Of this space will be thrown into the
present store, and the remainder used for
kitchen in connection with the luncheon
service.
Tho enlarged store will provide ice
cream parlors, lunchroom, candy store and
soda fountain. IL is planned to enlarge
the entire store. The present area will be
doubled. In the ice cream parlors will be
40 tables, providing u capacity for LIS
persons. The present soda fountain will
be heightened 10 feet and the same
amount added to the candy counter. This
will make each Of these counters 40 feet
long. The store proper will be 12O feet by
Is feet. Interior decorations will be IN
white. Large mirrors will cover the walls
above the handsome marble wainscotinp.
The floor will be Of tile throughout The
tables will be attrnctiv and different, il
is said, from anything yet furnished in a
similar store in Wilmington. Entrance
TO the enlarged store will be from the
corner of Market and Eighth streets, as at
present. There will he another entrance.
however, from the rear on Eighth street.
II is not the intention to make a regular
lunch room, but merely TO extend the
facilities for supplying daintics TO patrons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
RED CROSS WORKER
TELLS OF RUSSIA
Lieut.. Frances Comes Asks for
Financial Assistance for
Near East.

The plight of Russia was Interestingly
related BY Lieutenant Fancis Comes,
commanding officer attached to the Red
Cross and official interpreter for the
United States Court FOR the State of New
York, at Hanover Presbyterian Church
Yesterday morning and at Olivet Presby-
ferian Church last evening, in an appeal
for financial assistance for the Near East
relief.
The speaker said that after the war was
over he was sent to Russia, where he was
received with open arms by all classes.
Rumania, he said had made peace with
Germany and kerensky was reorganizing
the armies and the various generals of the
Russian army were working in unity.
At one time, he continued, kerensSy
invited him TO visit him. and when he
-rrrived he found him and his staff busy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
CONDEMNS PROFTTEERING.
Rev. ". 4. NroOman Says Rights of Man
Are Paramount to Property Rights.

Rev. W \. Nroonlan during the course
Of his sermon at last nights services in
First Unitarian Church condemned prof.
tccring and exploitation, and advocated
the preservation of the rights OF man as
being paramount to the rights Of property
Capital must be the tool and not
the tyrant of the people" Doctor Nroo-
man said. ''for there is no greater danger
to either person or community than the
possession of capital without the character
TO administer it properly. Christian CON
science demands that if men and machinery
must cooperate to produce. the men
must not be sacrificed to the machinery.
Justice must be done to them in
distributing the value of the product
The proper function of the State would
seem TO be not the operation of business
by the government, but the maintenance
and administration of Justice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
EAGLES FIGHT RADICALS.
Members Of Wilmington Aerie, No.
~, Attended Rally Yesterday
in Philadelphia.

4 number of loea members Of Whining
ton Aerie, No. "a, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, visited Philadelphia yesterday,
when they attended the anti-radical
rally at the Forrest Theatre, held under
the auspices Of Philadelphia Aerie, No.
~, i. o. f.
Aerie No. % is one Of the first fra
ternal bodies IN the country 10 open
drive against bolsheyism, and meet
mgs VIII be held weekly. Speakers viii
De sent INTO every nook and corner of
Philadelphia 70 denounee Bolshcyism.
United states District Attorney Charles
ID. MGCoy wss the principal speaker
yesterday Mayor Moore also made q
plea for the preservation Of the cotlnfr-y' z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
SHARPLESS ACQUIRES
CLOVER DAIRY CON troll
Announcement Made That c. Nj.
Eates Has Sold Interest in
Local Company.

Rumors that have been current for
some time that the p +. Sharpless Com
pany had acquired a controlling interest
in tho Clover Dairy Company were con-
firmed this morning when IL was an
nounced that &. Nj Bates and the Sharp
less Company had made the deal. II is
understood that the trade has already
been consummated and the stock trans
ferrcd.
Mr.. Bates has been president OF the
company since its organization two years
a.o, since which time it has developed into
\ concern doing business of over half
million dollars a year, and requiring
more attention than he is able 10 give it.
and this Is understood TO be the reason
for the SAIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-23
INCREASE FARE ON.
PENN'S GROVE LINE
Company Given Permission to
Boost the Rate From S TO 7 d
Cents Per Zone.

Trenton, n j., Feb. % The Salem and
Penn's Grove Traction Co, operating in
the borough of Penn's Grove and the
townships OF Upper and Lower Perm
Neck, Salem county was authorized bv
the Public Utility Commission Saturday
to increase the rate Of fare from five 10
seven cents in each Of the five zones in
which il runs. The increase may be made
effective st any time. provided notice
TO that effect shall be posted in the carg
at lcnst three days before the increased
charges are levied.
The trolley line operated by the com
pany was constructed principally for
the accommodation Of workers in vari-
ons war industries. IL appears on The
proofs that the company depended for
its patronage largely on several plants
Of the du Pont Powder Co. Prior 10 the
cessation OF hostillties more than $4,000
men were employed In three of tho du
Pont plants reached by the trolley line
There are now only about 5000 employees,
and most Of these are at points corsid-
erably distant from the line
Increased costs TO the company for
both wages ard material AS shown in
the opinion Of the Public Utility Com
mission, amounted to almost 100 per
cent. The commission also showed that
the company il further embarrassed by
unrestricted iitney competition from
Carncy's Point 10 penn's Grove Gross
earnings Of the company have been re-
diiced approximately 80 per cent, and
tho net revenue during the last ten months
has bern insufficient to meet tho annual
taxes assessed against tho company.
In view Of these facts the commission
said no further arguments were neces-
sary to convince the board that the
increase asked for should be granted
The request of the company was not
opposed at the public hearing given re-
GENTLY by tho commission.