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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
cApr. CRAWFORD wrLmrSaroNrAN.

Capt George NJ Crawford, mentioned
IN the above dispatch. is a son Of Harry I.
Crawford. oi l720 Washington street.
general freight and passenger ngent of the
Wilson Line
Captain Crawford volunteered IN tho
aviation service of the [ : army I'M
medlately after this country entered the
war against the Central Powers He re-
ceived his ground training at Boston Tech,
and his flying training at Aiineola Long
Island. and went over IN October 1917.
beng assigned for duty with the Goth Air
Squadron as first lieutenant, and went TO
the front on active duty at once.
On September II. 1918, during the st.
Mihiel drive, his plane was shot down
during an cI gagement with German
plaI es, and he was made a prisoner, benz <
held by the Germans until the armlstice
was slgued During the time he was
prisoner he was in five or six different
German camps. hcirg taken first 10 karls-
ruhe, At the time Of the signing of the
armlstice he was at Limbcrg
On beng released by the Germans
Lieutenant Crawford made his way back
10 France and the American forces He
was expecting TO return home, but was
chosen BY the Hoover Commission to go
Win 4 icliti cNIltNitlbh iiiip iAusSid vi
the conclusion of thus work he joined the
Kosciuszko Air Squadron for work in
defending Poland against the Bolsheviki
drive, and was in many engagement is,
dong valuable work for the Polish forces.
il was stated in dispatches that the work
Of the KosciuszkO Squadron WAS of very
great effect III the campaign that finally
resulted in driving the Reds out Of Poland.
About November |, he was made
Captain and placed at the head of the
kosciuszko Air Squadron.
Lieutenent-C Colonel Cednc Fauntleroy
Of Chicago, mentioned in the dispatch,
was IN Wilmington week or so ago, and
delivered lecture here While here he had
a talk with the family Of Capt Crawford,
and they learned from him that it is the
intention Of Captain Crawford 10 return to
America as soon as peace is finally con-
cluded between Russia and Poland The
treaty Of peace has rot yet been sigred,
but the armistice is in effect.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.
Georgetown Observatory rnstru-
mcnts Record Disturbance
About 1900 Miles Away.
' hssnciat.i prn.a fn Ererr Yvenlng

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Dec. i6.-An unusually
severe earth shock estimated to be 2HO
miles in an esat-westerly direction from
Washington wsa recorded early today on
the seismograph at Georgetovn Uni
versity
The recording of the rhock began AZ
100 n. m The maximum intensity was
reached ut s07 a. m. and u gtill was IN
progress at g5O q. m The disturbance
was described by the Reverend Father
Francis A. Tondorf, director Of the George-
town seisrnoiovicai observatory, ~ The
worst recorded here in two years.
The distance Of z, 400 miles from Wash
ington estimated by Fathe Tondori
would Indicate the location of the dis
turbance to be in the United States near
the Pacific Coast if 70 the west, nr ~ the
vicinity II the Azores 4 20 The east
Chicago, Dec. iGs--An earthquake, The
severest recorded here IN two years, was
registered toda ON tho seisnograph ~
Chicago University. he center u tho
eisttirghnee was estimated ~ 1850 miles
from Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
CAPT M.CRAWFORD
GETS HIGH MILITARY
HONORFROM POLAND
Wilmington Man, Leader of Kosci-
uszko Air Squadron, Decor
ated for Services.
OTHER AMERICANS
ARE ALSO HONORED
nv Associated Press to Every Evening


Icmberg. Nov 25 Capt George VI
Crawford, of Wilmington, Delaware,
heads the list of nine members of tho
kosclusgko Ar Squadron made np chiefly
of Americans. who have just been docorat-
ed With tho highest military honon Of
Poland. and simultaneously with tho
presentation of the medals. each aviator
was klssnd on the check as is the Polish
custom bv General Stanslas IIaller.
commander of the Sixth Polish Army
Thc presentation took place NJ tho aquad-
ron aerodromc near Lenhcrg. which city
was defended hy the Americans during
the BolShcvik drive IN August
Those decorated hcsidc Captain Craw-
ford. were Lieutenant Elliott W Chess
I'll raSo, Texas; Lieutenant Harmon &.
Rorson Wilmington, n g.. Lieutenant
Kenneth q. shrewsbury, Charleston, W
va Lieutenant Carl Clark, Tulsa, Okla /,
Lieutenant George Weber, peking. China.
Lieutenant Wladysaw honopka and
Alexander Senkowski. the lest two narned
being llalson officers.
The list Of those decorated also included
the name Of Captain Merriam g. Cooper Of
jacksonville, Fla. who at last accounts
WAS a prisoner IN the hands Of the Boil
shevikl. having been shot down IN his SIR
plane last summer
Iieutepart-C Colonel Cedric +. Fauntle-
roy. Of Chicago. and McGchee, Ark COM
napdcr Of the air forces Of the southern
front. and Lieutenant Edwin Noble. Of
Boston. wounded early IN the spring. were
decorated previously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
RECEIVES
FIVE NEW NATIONS
INTO MEMBERSHIP
Austria, Bulgaria. Finland. Cost
Pica and Luxembourg
Are Taken fn
DECIDE AGAINST
APMFNTA'S ADMISSION
~ As.ociats,i g,ss. n Evsry p Eysaf,v


Geneva. Dec 20 Frr nev naf,ons
were made members a ihe leagif - go
irons b. .he assembly ~ ihc .faTrie boz
today. These we're BhvaTa ft.sf1 r..
Finland and luRsmlourg ffarre ari
Ausf ralIa aistsiued frln v1fIrR vhrr ffs
admission - Bllgafa was W ~
assembly f0r decisi0r
A. The opening n toda' . errs.or Pc
dent HyTnans snnpIuced 'haf no
quest for conridrfa'.ur ~ fhs farra-ir
case ~ fhis session n fhe sersmlit bel
heen Withdrawn. with tne request 'haf
f,o p,it IN The agrnda "a 'hr rrrf aasrrr.lf
~ meet IN Sepfernbfr
The enrnuiftee rrr0rfrd ~ vrrah'
the applications p Arfnera fefIar
idthuania Lewis ard f.e rye Il 'a.h
~ recommend 'he ndursaion 'rrrrf
heeause au'hnrifv 0se- 10 ruf re
'0ry n that nafion Fsu NO. trrg
risod ~ ne govrrrrnruf
The dscrsifu - 'hr frsrInhiv
against thr admission W trurris C1r
ada and seven gthrv states vrfe|' ~ 1f
mission Bnt thr votes ~ ~ rafrs rer
recorded against hsr
The assembly pasref fasll,isn~
sen'ed 81 DrloRs's R0vr'l nf frrda
presnnE The bore fhef F-esrrier' '.is.r
eirTfG Nrfllfi fFsiff lf fNN aH"fNu az
ncuia ard ihe esfahhsh-0-rf N et-f =.
gnvernnrnf - 90 rhs r'rh' = ndrr f'..
- rhe 'eagtle p 'ie 30 far dfrf-rt 'ff
Geneva Doc lf tra rrp
4 mrrnbrr N the eagie ~ Nst.ars
assembly IL - leaEle rr'erdsv
III he elecftcYfr ~ trfFfrtn wne trriIf
rosision rhi~fy-hve votes urrr rasf
favo n her tdrn --inr ~ rernhs-
acre alszerlf and flur shvs.fre,' frur1 v.f
RelRiIm hragH spain srd bins r-
chosen - fhe f0rr elective rnerileru -f f'
council ~ 'he iearie n Nofiuns Iv '
assembly ~ ne leagie ye~frrdav hr
first three nations named had held rIarfr
IN the council ~ appointment under 's
original covenant z sfna fake- 'hs place
Greece. the fourth anrfnhrr rFnaIlE
named
The ballot far ne fourth msmher
resulted inC Chinn recriving 20 votes ~werier
FIVE votes Rumanis Erv 1ernn--lnvo
kia two and Portugal Switzerland -erffH
and ffrnerr nue vote each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
GRANGE ELECTS.
Jacob H. Rosa of Milford Again
Heads State Farmers
Organization.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Dover, Dec I6.-The rrst business Of
the ast days Sc sion Of the Delaware
State Grange here today was the election
Of off for the ensuing two years,
which resulted as fellows:
Worthy master, Jacob Rosa, Mil
ford; overseer, II. II hort, Stockley;
lecturer, 4. 4. Evans Cheswold; steward,
JEFF Cooper, CheswolI; assistant stew rd,
Joseph Nit bel, j. Hockessin; cha lain,
". ID. Wilson, Lewes, treasurer, ebert
T. Robinson, Nllni gton; secretary,
Wesley Webb, ] over; gatekeeper, +.
Guy Hastings, Delmar; ! omona, Mrs.
J. W. killen, FELTON,; Flora, Mrs j. II.
Rosa, Milford; Ceres Mrs. Jochen Viii
rnington; member Of executive committee
for three years, W. r. Naudain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
FRANKLIN CITY FOLK
FLEE SCANT|LY LAD
FROM BURNING HOME
Town Visited, Early Today, by
an Exciting Fire Which De
stroyed Three Dwellings.
SICK CHILDREN
CARRIED FROM ONE
Special Dispatch to Every Evening


Franklin City was visited by fire carly
,oday, which threatened the residence
section and almost caused n panic because
of its almost tragic features.
The blaze was discovered at .45 and IN
\ verv short time three houses were IN
ashes They were the homes of Llnwood
Doughty. Charles Doughty and Clarence
Atkins. The loss is estimated at SlO.thn.
The fire started in the kitchen of Lin
wood Doughty's house, supposed TO have
been caused by defective fiue The
family narrowly escaped cremation fleeing
N their night clothes To the homes uf
neighbors. They lost everything, IN
cluding their clothes and $50 in money.
Charles Doughty and Mr.. Atkins saved
most OF their furniture. Two OF Mr..
Atkins children were seriously III and Ind
10 be cd to the home of one of the
nelghbors.
Mrs. Jane Young's house would have
been destroyed hut for the good work of
the people fighting the flames and a
favorable wind Much credit is due
Robert Ellis, Ernest Hudson and K.
Pardce. brakemen on the Pennsylvania
railroad. who formed n bucket brigade and
went on the roof Of Mrs Young's house 10
prevent the house from catching fire from
the adjoining building. which was burned
To the ground less than 20 feet away. II
this building had caught fire lower Frank
I'm City would have been destroyed
Thomas Littlcton Of Georgetown. Del,
and II II Trader of this town brought u
engine from the Pennsylvania railroad
enginehousc and helped to furnish water
The residalts feel verv grateful 10 them
and all oSksrs who helped fight the fire
The Doughtvs carried no insurance on
their furniture The houses were owned
nv Mrs Maudc Parker of Stockton. Md.
II IS not known whether she carried in
surancc MIR. Atkins owned his home the
loss on which was partly covered by IN
surancc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
FATAL RESULTS OF A FALL.
Death Of John Henderson, Who
Sustained a Broken Back About
Two Months Ago.

As the result of fall over two months
ago. in which he suffered broken back,
John He derson, coloTed. of Penn $ Grove,
n j., died at the Delaware Hospital early
this morTiTg.
Her derso! fell from a scaffold distance
Of 10 feet, while at work at the du Pont
dye works 1T CaTey's Point. The body
was taken III charge by Deputy-CorOr er
Nichols and viii be sent to Penn's Grove
today. Henderson 8 home was III North
Carolina
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
LEAVE ACCIDENT BOARD.
5. D. Townsend, Jr., Preparing to
Take Up His Duties AS
Attorney General For
This State

Attorney-Gencral-elect Sylvester ID.
Townsend, Jr.. returned last night from a
trip 10 the Adirondacks
Mr.. Townsend has not vet appointed
3 deputy attorney for Sussex
county viii resign from the Delaware
In ustrial Accident Board December 81
snd Republican politicians believe Everett
C. johnson or Colonel George " Sparks
viii be appointed thereto. They say Mr..
ohnsou has been offered the position of
ecretar of tate BY Governor-elect
William ID. Denney but doubt whether he
will accept the O or. Republicans think
Charles :. Richards will be secretary oi
state or deputy attorney-generaI for
Nusspy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
MOTION FOR WOMEN ON
JURY IS OVERRULEO
Frank James, Alleged Slayer Of
Bank Messenger Paul. Taken
III in Court.
Rv Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Camden. y J. Dec I6 "A verdict Of
murder in the first degree against Frank
J James for the killing Of David Paul,
Camden bank messenger. was demanded
Of the Jury before which ne Is being tired
here Prosecutor Charles A. Nolverton
So declared IN his opening address 10 the
Jury TODAY, the second day Of the trial.
All of Yesterday and most Of the fore
noon today were consumed in tho drawing
Of the jury
Prosecutor Wolvcrton revealed some
thing which has not heretofore been made
puhlc-a pitiful plea 10y Paul To hls as
sailants TO spare his life.
Camden. \ J.. Dec rs Nine Of the
- jurors who will try Frank J. James,
charged with the killing OF David ;. Paul,
Camden bank messenger. were selected
Yesterday Twice during the selection Of
the Jury James was taken III and had 70 be
removed from the court room. 1t Is eX-
pected the jury will be completed today.
Counsel for James made fruitless at
tempt To overturn the jury panel on the
ground no women had been drawn on the
list Of prospective jurors supreme Court
Justice Katzenback, who, with Criminal
Court Judge Hates Is in charge OF the
case overruled the motion. giving the
opinion no constitutional or other rights
Of the defendant have been withheld by
the omission OF women as jurors. An
exception was noted by the defense and
allowed by the court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT
Serious Problem Created by 500.
600 Without Occupation as
Cold Weather Comes.
By Associated Press to Every Even.ns

BY AsSoriaptA f-Ftso - ENetg AfeltA-
London Dec Is Unemployment rn
Great Britain. winch has BEEN steadily
orowin~ has created serious problem.
which. during 'he isst Few iay. has of
come more urgent owing 20 ne advent 20
severe weather nemploym mcut = cOm-
mon among clerks and middle lass occ4.
nations as well ss among manual laborers,
and official statist IS show that about 500
coo are without occupation a present I
IS admitted. however ha- his g fsr ',-
low the real figure. IS -hcre arc ranv elt -
uat work who have not heen -es,lel '
state Of other organizations
Labor CIRCLES declarr be- aot,.a. 1umn,-
~ men out of employment e fully
O0O. .0O0 pcn a ma lority oi rhese thef
are dependents and he total number %
persons suffering from ;he present cond
tions Is placed AZ from 2. .0c0, 600 % 1000 \
600. = larg proportion beng formcr 81
dies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
BOSTON WILL MEASURE
AND WEIGH ALL VOTERS
; 10 E,ery Enenlnu

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Boston, Dee. l6.-ln order that the
list of all voters may be 81 ciently de-
scriptive women in this city will be
compelled to register again If they wish
to vote next year. A statement issued
by tEr election department today said
that the new list would include the height
and weight oi all reglstrants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
HOME RULE BILL IS
BACK IN COMMONS
House Considers Amendments
Made by Lords, in Egort TO
Reach Agreement
By Associated rrcss 70 Every venins

Nv Associated rress co Every venng.
London. Dec l6 Amendments to the
Irish homo rule hill made IN the House ot
Lords during the Inst two weeks were ready
for consideration by the House Of Com
mons when il met today After tho bill
had been sent 20 the upper house Intlma
tions were gwen that any amendments
made hy the lords would he stricken out
bv the commons hut there appeared 70
be sentiment IN some quarters IN favor q
gong as far rs possible 60 meet objections
which developed during the debate hy
the House of Lords
Withdrawal of black and tan units
from Cork has been completed by the
military commission investigating the
origin of tie fires in that city Saturday
night and Sunday has not vet made pub
lie its conclusions
Earnonn dc Valera, who bears the title
of president of the IRISH republic Is
r,Imored to hc on his WAY 10 Ireland from
America. where he has been FOR nearly II
months Tacit permission for his return
20 Ireland IS understood 10 have been gwen
bv Premier Llovd George IN a letter to the
Reverend Michael 0Flanagan, acting
president Of the Sim Fem
Washington Dec rs Pedriac Colum.
Irish poet and writer. and Paul Furnas an
American Quaker and member of the
committee az the Society oi Friends that
went to Ireland To investigate conditions.
were the principal witnesses 70 appear to-
day before the commission Of the com
mittee Of one hundred investigating the
Irish question.
The pu rpose Of the movement for Irish
indepcndenCe. the committee was told
Yesterday by Laurence Glnneu, former
Irish member Of the British Parliament, is
to establish III Ireland ar ideal co-Opera-
tive commonwealth based probably, he
said, on Sociaiistic doctrines derived from
the ancient Brehon laws.
Dublin Dec. l6-An official report
today from Dublin Castle on the shooting
Yesterday OF Canon Magner. parish priest
OF Dunmanway, county Cork, says the
priest and the son Of farmer named Gro
wary were shot by cadet, who Is under
arrest The cadet Is reported 10 be insane,
the official statement adds
Cork, Dec 16 Canon Magrer, parish
priest of Dunmanway, county Cork,
was killed yesterday by policemen,
according to meager details OF the tragedy
reaching here While taking a walk
Canon Magner came upon bicycllst and
police officer engaged in an alteration.
The policeman, it is alleged, was threat
cning the bcyclist in whose behalf the
canon intervened, whereupon 1t IS as
serted, the policeman shot hlm dead, the
incident being witnessed by local resi-
dent Magistrate Brady.
The policeman was arrested and, It
is understood, will be court-martialed.
The affair has caused an immence sensa-
ton here and throughout the district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
WOMAN GASHES THROAT.
Helen McGlecson, Evidently De
spondent, Believed to Have At
tempted to End Her Life

In fit Of dependency, it Is said,
Helena McGleeson, % years old, of l0l
West street is believed to have attempted
suicide last night at her home, her throat
being cut with n razor.
She was removed TO the Delaware Hos
pital, where physicians today said she will
recover.
As far as is known, she gave no reason
for her act.
Tho woman u sed safety razor blade.
In statement to the police Mt the hospital
she said her home was at 1920 Broadway,
New York, and that she had left her hus-
band about three wee KS ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
BOYS IN TROUBLE.
Accused Of Running Hand Car From One
Ra lrOad 10 Another.

Judge v illiam 5 Prickett, in the
Juvenile Court, yesterday afternoon,
fed 10 boys $3.50 each for trespassing
OF railroads. II was alleged thet they ran
a hand cur from the Wilmington q North
ern TO the Baltimore d Ohio road and lett
it in d damaged condition on the latter.
Twelve Negro boys were fined $3.50
each for disorderly conduct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
REVOLUTION FAILS.
Communists of Czecho- S'oyakia
Fall Down IN Attempt To
Seize Power
By Associated Press % Every G,enlnS

BY Associated Press 20 Every ESeninS
Paris, Dec. Is. attempts which have
been made by communists in Czecho-
Slovakia t. overthrow the government and
seize power in that nation have failed en-
tirely. according 70 the latest dispatches
to the French foreign office The Czecho-
Slovak government, it is declared. il
emerging from the turmoil Of the past fort.
night in a strong position
The communist leaders have been i'm.
prisoned the advices state and the Com.
munist newspapers have been suppressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
Lawrence Durham Hurt,

Lawrence Durham, 1913 Lancaster
avenue, while riding down Market street
in a carriage driven by Charles Rudolph,
8l6 West Fifth street, was thrown to the
street, ard sustain ed sprai' ed right arm,
when a wheel Of the vehicle became caught
in a trolley switch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
IRISH PRESIDENT" IS
SAID TO Be IN HIDING
Secretary Says He IS "a This
Country; May Gro 20 England
II Given Safe Conduct.
: A.aoc,ateri P--s. ;, Ev.ry Fv-nins

By Associated P-rss - Every Ev-nins
New YORK. Dec I6 tamnun
Valera president % Tho irsh -rplniic
hiding tins country huf maf rui
sider returning ~ Great Britain granite.
4 safe conduct bv Premier lovl ..e,r1
Harry Boland prrsloenfiai erstar'
announced here rosiay
Mr. BOiAnd said fhat NIr .e tra
present vas iagzrd .rom us activities
this oorrtTv and had t.al.vu
privacy uuul re ieit able saline
tour in Inc riteu ~fafr- Hare
had left of becaa-e 90 t. bolala
who SAID 10 l.ou- es here .tr .e
Valera was iccused ~ TaAe .n1eu .
whereabouts
Atlantic CrtF W. tsu.ou
de Valera. preside- lt .ie i1-. ppg
reported 20 10 n ms -'-N .al.u rY. .t
located mere thls Nornl Members
the Fnends N Irlsh Fr-,.lum here sai.
they hsd received 10 word from 1m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
Hurt By Car Axle.

When a heavy steel axle fell on his left
hand at the Pennsylvania railroad shops
this morning, Lee Tullward, colored, living
in East Fourteenth street, had two fingers
badly lacerated He was taken TO the
Delaware Hospital
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
Hercules Club Hears of City Charter.

p. Warren Green today addressed mem
bers Of the Hercules Club, having for his
subject, "New Municipal Government for
Wilmington"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
Waterman S Fountain Pens

Eversharp pencils. We engrave them free
r. w Brofsky Jewellers, S25 Market St
Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
NEW SHIPMENT DICTIONARIES
ON THE WAY

The demand for the New Uni
versities Dictionary, which Every
Evening is distributing, has been so
great this week that the supply on
hand has been exhausted. Another
shipment is due most any day,
upon receipt Of which the demand
viii be easily supplied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16
HARDING CONFERS
WITH UNDERSTUDY
Vice President Elect Coolidge
Talks With His Principal on
Various Problems.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

Marion, Ohio Dec IS. Making good
another of his campaign pledges. Presi-
dent-elect Hardin < today sought the ad-
vice of ice-President-elect Coolidge on
the problems and policies Of the coming
administration.
Although the plan for an association Of
nations is understood to have been ore Of
the principal points 70 be discussed , the
couference, il IS known that Governor
Coolidge's invitation to Marion WAS
prompted in a large part by the desire OF
the Presider t-elect TO secure his advice on
various domestic questions.
Ore of MIR. Hardllgs FIRST annoup ce-
ments after his nomination WAS his
promise of a more active part for the Vice
President in the next administration and
now he is understood 10 be even more
ANXIOUS to let MIR, Coolidge share some OF
the administration responsibility
II any plan has been worked out 70
delegate definite subjects to the Vice
President for investigation or decision,
however, Mr.. Hsrdlr has not revealed 1t
even TO his close advisers 1t Is thought
more likely that Mr.. Coolidge viii be ask
ed to act in general advisory capacity
and will be entrusted from time TO time
with important special missions.
Marion. OHIO. Dec l6 American
mothers were asked by Preside t-elect
Harding last lght to give to school Of
fcials ard other public servants, a full
measure of cooperation in the educa-
tional, religious and physical training Of
children
Spe..ki here before a State meet
irg of the Child Go, servation le4 que, Air.
Hardii declared it the duty Of mother
hood to keep the oldtime spirit alive il
spite of the growir te' de cy to e: trust
the i, structiou Of the child almost wholly
to public il stitutiol s He made i par
tioular plea that religious traiT il < be kept
within the province Of the hearth and
voiced a hope for revival Of religious
reverence in the trying times ahead.
The president-elect also asked the pub
lie welfare agenoies of the nation be kept
| democratic and expressed disapproval Of
the practice of the rich in withdrawing z
their children from the public schools and
entering them in private institutions. He
reaffirmed his hope great good would be
accomplished by the new public welfare
department TO be prposed by his admins
tration and said he had found sentiment
in and out of Congress strongly supporting
the plan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

s2S worth Of records Tree Alfred Piano
Co., 2l0 West Ninth strect--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

Storm Door, Storm Sash, Porch In
closures. Tindall & Son. GA Tstnall
st.eet.-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

A cheap healthfu food Clover Dairy
safe Milk Phone l540.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-16

Glover Darv safe MIX makes robust
children Phone i540.-Adv