davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
FARMARI PLANUJf
MONOPOL..
Nebude pry prichazeti " roz-
por vladimir protitrustovym
zakonem, ale umozni Jim kon-
troIovati ceny.

Washington, 4. srpna. Plany
pro obrovsky farmafsky mono
pol, jenz kontroloval by ceny
plodin farmafskych produktu
Yubec, budou pfedlozeny ma
kCnferenci V Columbus, O., ko-
name ID l. do 3. zari narodni-
mi farmafskymi organisacemi.
Ornament V tom smyslu W.
dano bylo z hlavniho stanu
sdruzeni farmarskych organi-
saci skoro soucasne S obdrze-
MIN zprav Chicago O sensac-
min poklesnuti ceny pSenice.
V oZnameni necini sc zadny
poku2 skryvati, re hlavnim d.
celem obmySleneho monopolu
jest kontrolovati ceny psenice
a jinych farmarskych produk-
tn, nejenom urcovanim cen
prostrednictvim farmafske
bursy, nybrz zaroven kontrolo-
vanim plochy osevu.
Urednici organisace tvrdf,
re plany jejich nebudou po-
dlehati obmezenim protitru-
st0veho zakona.
Propaganda v zajmu poro-
zumeni, die C. A. Lymana, ia
jemnika narodniho sdruzeni
lfarmafskych organisaci, byla
liz znacne rozsifena mezi far
lmari zeme prostrednictvim A
| iin1T rican Farm Bureau Fedora
itien. Vzhledem k vaznym ma
sledkum, pro dobro neb zlo,
| jez Zahrnuty jsou V planu, bylo
uznano "a nejlepsi, aby farma-
rum poskytnuta byla dostatec-
ma lhuta k uvazovani tom
pred sch1zi V Columbus.
Plan, jak byl formulovan
farmafi jest jak nasleduje:
|. - Narodni trhova spo-
lecnost, sorganisovana ma me-
akciovem, nevydelecnem pod
klade, TAX ably Sc nepricila
Claytonovu dodatku k Sherma-
novu protitrustovemu zakonu.
Tato bude utvorena, az devet
hlavnich pseniGnych statu bylo
sorganisovano nejmen6 81
procenty pestitell V kazdem,
kteri by Sc upsali, re po dobu
p6ti rokI budou dodavati vse-
chnu psenici k prodeji spolec-
nOsti.
2. = V pripade nadproduk-
ce nekterem roce bude nut
nyN, aby ulozil Sc prebytek a
snad obmezila Sc osev pfi-
Stim rocs.
3. - Zajmy vefejnosti bu-
dou chraneny prijetim do rady
riditelu, plnou hlasovaci mo-
CT, zastupcu vladniho odboru
zemedelstvi a federalni obchod
nj komise.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05

vystehovalci, kteri mali pri-
buzne v Americe, ponejvice
zen a deti, obdrzelo povoleni k
odjezdu z mesta a zeme. Tez
britske vyslanectvi zada ddtkli
We, aby vsechny zeny deti te-
to narodnosti bezodkladne opu
Silly Varsavu. Nekolik zelez-
nicnich kar, jez pro ne byly IL
skany, jiz odjelo.
DIE tvrzeni polskych plno-
mocniku, ktefi jeli do Barano-
vici projednavat podmfnky pri-
mefi S bolseviky, zastupci sove-
til, odepreli Jim privilej doroz-
umivati Sc Varsavou.
V note adresovane knizeti
Eugenu Sapiehovi, po1sk6mu
zahranicnimu ministru, datova
ne 2. srpna, Cicerin, bolsevicky
zahranicni ministr, prohlasuje,
re odepfeni teto PRIVILEGE bylo
zpGsobeno nedorozumenfm.
Protest polske delegace v
Baranovici byl nasledkem ne
dorozumenf", pravi Sc v note.
Ruska vlada nemela v umyslu
zbranovati dorozumivani mezi
polskou delegaci a polskou Via
dou. Avsak my prejeme 81 upo-
zorniti vasi delegaci ma pravy
vyznam nasich pozadavki, jez
vztahuji Sc nejenom ma pouhe
plnomocenstvi dane polskpu
vladou iejf delegaci, ale zaro-
ven ably toto plnomocenstvi "a
hrnovalo moe ujednati mir. Ma
Sc vlada neobmyslela a neob-
myslf nyni obmezovati pravo
vasi delegace dorozumivati Sc
volne jejf vladou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
VDOVA PO SLAVNEM SLO-
VAKU ZEMRELA.

Praha, /. srpna. - Dne 81.
cervence zemfela ma Sliaci
vdova po nebohem SvetoZarovi
Hurbanovi-Va ajanskam, Yda
Hurbanova, rozena Dobrovico-
va V 66. roce zivota Sveho.
Svetozar Hurban-Vajansky,
veliky basnik a buditel sloven-
skeho lidu, predesel druzku
sveho zivota ctyTi leta, ze-
mfel Z. srpna 1916 v Turcan-
skem Sv. MARITIME.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
ZAKLADNf AMERICKE
SVOBODY.
Ucinsny budou politickou otaz-
kou organisovanym delnictvem
v nadchazejicich volbach.

Atlantic City, n. j. a. srpna.
Organisovane d6lnictvo roz-
hodlo Sc uciniti pravo volne re-
ci shromazd'ovani pro delni-
cke organisatory V ocelarskych
krajich Pennsylvania, ,Ohia a In
diany politickou otazkou V
kazdem kongresnim distriktu
v zemi behem nadchazejici vo-
lebni kampane.
Toto hnuti bude V povaze
predehry ku Rampant ma rozsi-
reni unionistick6 cinnosti po
vsech ocelafskych krajich ze-
mi, bylo oznameno pri zaverku
schuze Vykonneho Vyboru A
mericke Federace Prace zde
dnes.
Bylo feceno, ze otazka svo-
body reci a shromazd 'ovani bu-
de predlozena primo president
skym kandidatlm, jakoz kan
didatGm do kongresu V prdmy-
slovych statech ze jak cd
Hardinga, tax cd Coke, buda
zadano, aby Sc urcite vyjadrili.
Frank Morrison, sekretaf
Federace pravil, re nehrozi
zadne nebezpeGi ocelarske stay
ky We spojeni s timto hnutfm.
"Nechtel bych rici, ze stavka
jest obmySlena," pravil Morri-
son. "Bylo by lepe rici, re ice
lem jest dokonalejsi organlsa-
CO."
Pfedseda Samuel Gompers
cd Americke Federace Prace
prohlasil dnes, ze zprava pri-
chazejici z Marionu, sdelujici,
re I. V. O'Connor, preds eda
Mezinarodni unie pristavnich
delniku, slibil pomoc senatoru
Hardingovi, patrne byla ne
spravna, lee by mluvil sam "a
sebe.
"O'Connor jest dobfe seZna-
men Sc smySlenim federace
vzhledem k slibGm politicke
podpory," poZnamenal Com
pers, "a on neni povefen zad-
nou 1redni pravomoci slibova-
ii pomoc v politickem smyslu,
od fedarace."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
PLYNEM MA STAVKARE.

Denver. A. srpna. Tfi poulic-
nj kary pine ozbrojenych mu-
III podnikly dnes jizdu po ko-
leifch zdejsf poulicnf drahv.
jejiz zrizenci stavkuii 0 vyssi
mzdu. Zadni cestujicf nebyli
vezeni. Ma kary ma nekolika
mfstech 1toceno, avsak pouziti
uhliciteho plynu smiseneho s
mydlinami osvedcilo Sc vydat-
nou zbrani ma odrazeni t6chto
1tokn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05

OBROVSKE
KLESTE,

Londyn, S. srpna. - Klest'o-
vite hnuti proti VarsavS Sc rox-
vijelo dnes die zprav obdrze-
nych fronty. Rusove blizi Sc
k rece Visle cd severn a pre-
krocuji reku Bug ma vychods.
Pod Tizenim spojeneckych di-
stojnikI, zbytky porazenych
polskych armad jsou reorgani.
sovany a soustfed'ov1ny pro
vslikou bityu ma ochranu Var.
savy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
AMERICANA ODJfzDEJf
Z VARSAVY.

Varsava. 4. srpna. Vsichni
Americana, krone ufedniki a
pracovniku lidumilnych orga-
nisaci, byli .pczadani ameri-
ckym vyslanectvfm, aby bezod-
kladne opustili Varsavu. Vysla
nectvf ziskalc pro ne mista ma
vlacfch odifzdejfcfch do Gdan-
ska. Odhaduje Sc, ze asi sto O.
sob odjede. Rovn9z nekolik set
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
ZENA PRfRUCfM GEN.
NAVLADNfHO.

Washington, a. srpna. PAM
Annette Adamsova ze San
Franciska, prvnf zena, jez kdy-
koli zaujimala mfsto pffruciho
eeneralniho navladnfho Spoje-
nych Statu, nastoupila dnes u
rad svdj v odboru spravedlno-
sti. Bude mfti ma starosti praci
odboru v regulovAni danf, dd-
chodH a vezeni a v9ci We spoje-
nj lodnf dopravou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
CESKOSLO LOVENSKO MA BOZ SEVIKY.
JEST TO ZPRAVA BUDAPEST, v MADARSKU, A
VTOM SVETLE DLUzNO MA nj POHLfzETI.

Budapest, 81. cervence (Opozdena zprava) General
Hamen francouzske vojenske komse mel dnes douhou
konferenc hrabetem Pavem Teekym, uherskm minstrem
zahranicnch zaezitos nacez odebral do Bratavi
celen konference generaem M c. j. Peem enz minueho
roku by vrchn veeem ceskosovenske armady
enz posedn obe organsue ceskosovensky odpor proti
bosevikim.
Londyn a. srpna. Depese Budapesti oznamuji, ze
spoecne operace uherskymi rumunskymi armadm proti
ruskym bolsevikdm jsou pripravovany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
SOCIALISTE STEHUJf Sc z
BRUSELU.

Zeneva, 4. srpna. - Socia-
listicky kongres, " zasedanl
zde, odhlasoval odstehovati
svni hlavni stan z Brusellu do
Londyna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05

Pafz, srpna Bosevicka voska patrne dobyla veli-
Ike voenske vtezvi mad Polaky kte by donucen opust
taru fece Bug podle vseho musi vzda Varsavy.
pe nejposlednesch zprav, jez dosy do PaTize poska
armada pritomnou dobu shrouta bolsevcke
oddly poupujici nekoka proudech die osvedcene neme
cke echnky obkcu Varsavu soucasne vychodu
LIME rece Bug poske Marne bya opusena skoro bez
boe cmz Polac by donucen nastoup rychy lsup zkra-
It'll sv 'front.' coz die mnen nekterych vojenskych odboi
XII donu Poaky dalsimu dsupu az reky Vsu San
vydani temer polovce zeme vetfelcum
Paffz, a. Francouzsh voensf radci Varsave
sdeli zdes Wade ze panem RuG zda by vypuzen Po
akd kordoru vedouciho mort, eimz by rovnez zratili
Gdansko eprve poom vrh by Varsavu odTznu-
ia souc cd more neoha by douho brani Rusove tom
prfpade zmocni by neenom edneho poskeho pfstavu
ale zroven vsech zeeznc vedoucich Gdanska do Varav
ostatnich casu Poska
Vojenst odbornc dodavajf pry bosevic rozhlasuji
re odevzdaji korrdor mo vedoucf Nemecku jezto boise
tici neuznava versaiskou smlouvu.
Washington, d = Posku jednani pfimef bu
dou uozeny enom akove pomnky kere budou ku prospe
chu boevcke kampan die rozkazu enz byl vydan 80
soveskm generanm sabem severozapadn from
e zachycen polskou vzvednou suzbou dodan zdeisimu
pokemu vysanectvf Adresovan soudruhu Kranksovi ko
msar dvanacte arpady rozkaz byl podepsan Skanem Gle
revoun komise sovske fronty severozapade zne
ak nasleduje:
'My ulozfme podminky prmefi Polsku jez poslouz e-
dine nasemu dobr Pokud forman rozkaz nebude vdan
neralnm sabem, mdzete boovat Poaky Nevsimee "a
vaznych podm-ek 2TfmeTi."
Kodan 4. srpna Ruska sovetska vada pristoupila
tevsy pozadave aby opustia Vnu die soukromych zprv
obdrzenych zde Jest podminkou Ltevci dali dspo
sc vee ctvre soveske armady vsechen zeezncni mate
rial aby bez obtiz mohl opus mesto kraiinu tamni
Krakow a. srpna. = Tisice ranenych voiakG pni nemoc
nice ekari osetrovateky vyseni dlouhym bdenm
kesaj vede operacnch so Amercky Cerveny Kfiz
oteve mprovsovanou skou pro vcvk oserovatelek 800
do nj prihasilo.
Pafiz, a. srpna. Vzhedem k poske situaci ddtklive
eegramy byy posany nes spoeneckm velvyslancum mez
mimi americkemu nchz isou zadani ably prerusil sve
prazdniny va Timed do Paze kde konana bude Ultra
konference vevyslancn Nedrve bude uvazovano zados
Nemecka aby moho posla sve vojsko chraneni hanc
Alenstenu Vychodnim Prusku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05
OBYVATELSTVO OPOUSTf VARSAVU.
RUSOVE OE1ROzUJl KAPrTOL POL.
SKE REPUBLIKY A ROVNEz LVOV.
DRUHE NEJVETSf MESTO
BULLETIN.

Londyn, a. srpna Jiskrova depese Berlina pravi
Rusove postoupi 81 mil cd Varsavy vychods
mil cd Lvova Depese dodava Varsavs panue
ze vsichni zamozni lide utikaj
Polska vada odpovsdsa dnes rskemu svoliv;
konferenc boseviky Minsku nejdrive tomu
to rozhodnu dopso po ceodennim zasedani
dy a spojenecke misse.
Jest pravdspodobno ze polsti delega odjedou do Min
sku ctvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-05

Pariz 4. Lloyd George a Mllerand NELL telefo
nckou konferenc dnes polsks stuac preme
rove budou konati nejdfve schzku Prosyha pa
spojencI jest poslati sest divisi do Polska.
Matin dovida, re francouzska vada radi 5 ameri
ckou vladou vzhledem k polske stuac
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02

word for word az part of their story In
the covenant il takes exactly four lines
You cotton growers of Oklahoma know
what ! mean. The PresidcTgt of your
State Board of Agriculture cst,mntss
that quarter T q million belee. of low
grade cotton will not he picked bccnuss
the price has fallen to 335, ard il costs
$50 to put bale of cotton on the market.
you wheat growers also know what
| am talk shout. Tho price of wheat
has already fallen below Tho price, for
rnerly fNcd by the goverf ment, without
a parallel dcclrc In the cost Of bread 20
tho vsor simer, ard the producer stands
10 lose on hi. crop. | am a farmer and
know something about the cost of pro
ducif g.. Nor can ! ngroe with the state
n,cpt Of Senator Hafdi x, in The Cor grcs-
sonal Record. Pogo 500. July 10, 1917,
aud again on July n, IS recorded on Page
$3.50 of The Record, when he said TINT
wheat can be profitably grown for 81
bn.hcI
at the same timc, as consumers Of
finished products, We arc DOT permitted
to reap The rewards Of o decline that II
past due in the cost of livii 2.
"Ihc depression ia the demand for
raw commodities is Of course due % the
il stability Of foreign oxchai ge and 20 the
Inability Of Europe TO obtain noccesary
credit for the reason that fnaneial -
ctIrity, n sts on social security, which
in dc iod 20 the rest Of the world by our
refussl % Cooperate IN the establishment
ard mai to- ~ &C of order.
"Tho largo co sumers of raw materials
IN tho United States are takii x "a fair
advar thge Of closed foroign markets by
ehcati the producer, on tho ore hard,
aad cxpluitii Y the cor nirnsr on the other
hand.
DO net be nisIcd by dosiguirr in
forests. Tho cost of livig z is an issue N
this can1paign. Put the League is the
paramount issDe, for the reason that we
cannot hope for prosperity Until VIC shall
oroe more have peace. Psrmat ent peace
will mean an abidii gand Increasing pros
perity."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
NEWS OF MIDDLETOwN.

Midd letown, Oct 2.-Announcements
have been received here Of the marriage
Of William Houston Naudain. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ. Naudain Of Balti-
more, and Miss Annetta Bachman, also
of Baltimore, in the Church Of the Ascen-
sion, that city at 4.30 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Naudain is well-known
here having often been guest at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs. William
Houston.
At the meeting. this week Of the Parent
Teacher Association, the following chair
men were appointed: Social, Mrs. Edward
NJ Vaughan; membership, Mrs. Alfred
NJ. Chamberlain; ways and means Mrs.
Robert Gabriel; music, Miss Pauline
Wiley: program, Miss Carrnlne; pub
hcity, Miss Elsie Jones.
The Pleasant-Summit Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will meet with
the Misses Lynch, near Mt. Pleasant,
Thursday afternoon, October z, when
delegates To the State convention, TO be
held in Wilmington this month, will be
elected.
A Woman's Educational Club was or
ganized, last week, at the home of Mrs.
Edward Daniels. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Walter Lee,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Alvardo Mining and Milling Company
quarterly Of 50 cents. n share, payable
October Is.
Rell Telephone Company of Pennsyl-
vania, quarterly Of ] y per cent, payable
October IL.
Carbon Steel Company, Quarterly of
per cent on common, payable October
Is
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company, quarterly of 8 per
cnt, payable October 20.
Ottumwa Railway and Light Company
quarterly of a per cent on preferred, pay
able October 10.
United Drug Company, quarterly of
Ia per cent on preferred, payable No
vcmher l
Western States Gas and Electric Com
pany. quarterly Of la per cent on pre-
fcrred, payable November /.
West Penn Power Company, quarterly
of a., per cent on preferred, payable
November I.
Winchester Company, semi-annual of
80 per cent on first preferred and 3 per
cent on second preferred, payable Oc-
tobpr IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

"ln Europe they talk Of how wonder
ful IL will be il defatiOn can he accom-
pllshed within the next thirty-eight years
p AT the nations in the world, this one
alone undertook to bring IL about within
year The non-producirg factories are
monument 10 the wisdom Of the poll
cy, saws the Manufacturers Record,
of Baltimore.
Consumption of oil in the United States
for the first half Of l92G was about 25S,-
500 600 barrels. This is at a rate per annum
several million barrels in excess of the
worlds production of petroleum In 1918
Strain ON credit situation will be reduced
at least 81 $50, ,000n0 by the decline in
cotton, corn and oats prices which has
taken place
The Baldwin Locomotive works re-
ceivcd orders for twenty-five locomotives
from the Illinois Central Railroad. The
Western Maryland, which recently order
I'd twenty engines, increased the number
10 forty.
The trend Of industrial stocks in the
last eleven months has been downward.
The average price of twenty industrials
IN November ?, 1919 was 1892, while
average on Wednesday last was 1888
The Ford Motor Company is making
a determined effort 10 force down the
price Of automobile steel. 1t is expected
shortly to buy steel ON large sccale for
1921 and already some makers of auto
mobile parts have been urged 10 make a
downward revision OF existing contracts.
The | mon Pacific system has made
mill reservations for 100000 tons of rails
90 cover needs for next year. The Great
Northern has bought $4,000 tons for first
quarter delivery, and the Grand Trunk
Western. 10000 tons for 1921 In the east
inquiries have come out for 10000 tons
each FOR the Chesapeake and Ohio and the
Reading
Officials OF h Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad this a eraoon announced the
purchase Of fifty locomotives of the Mika-
do type from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works This i one Of the largest contracts
for motive power placed tJy any eastern
road Slnce the carriers were turned back
% private ownership. The new locomo-
tives will cost between S4,OO0,000 and
s5.OO00o and deliveries will begin in
the early winter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
MISSIONARY SPCIETY.

Middletown. Oct 2-Home Missionary
Society Of the NJ T. Church has elected
these officers: President. Mrs. Jesse l..
Shepherd; vioe-presidents, Mrs. Watson
X. Belts, Mrs. Mary b. Roberts; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Charlotte j.
Caswell; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
James Z. Walls; treasurer, Mrs. Martin
B. Burris; mite box secretary, Mrs.
Charles Stewart
Foreign Missionary Society-Presi-
dent, Mrs v. p Northrup; vice-presi-
dents, Mrs Wilbur H. Jump, Mrs Adam
Reed; recording secretary, Mrs. Lester
Naylor; assistant, Mrs i. Clarence Scott;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mary b.
Roberts; treasurer, Mrs. Charles Stewart;
mite box secretary, Miss Mabel Price.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
A Free Copy OF The
Democratic Doctrine

Everybody is talking about the cam
paAgn for President.
One has hard time getting through a
DAY without an argument on some of the
policies of the parties
The election is approaching and it will
he the first duty of every citizen to vote.
TO listen intelligently, TO argue effec-
tively, 10 vote wisely, one must know
the fundamental issues.
Our Washington Information Bureau
viii furnish number of educational
bulletins durirg the campaign. The first
vii be The Democratic Doctrine This
pamphlet contains the Keynote Speech,
the Platform and the Speech of Accept
ance Get this aud the offerings that are
10 follow Know the issues
On fillirg out the coupon print name and
address or be sure 10 write plainly.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
LIBRARY OPEN SUNDAYS.

Beginning Sunday, The reading room of
the library viii be open Sundays from
2 To p. nj.
At q mceting Of the Board OF Managers,
held on Tuesday aftcrp Don, the Librarian
reported the total number OF books In
the library was lol ,172 at tho end of
August. During August 24.35l books
were issued for home use, an ircroase Of
1905 over the number for August, 1910.
The Increased use of the library wa also
proven by the Increased number OF reg
istered borrowers. The total number
now registered In 20.alT.
Jessie Gay Van Cleve, head Of the
Juvenile Department, has resgfcd TO
accept similar position In the Public
Library OF Galveston, Texas Nan Lang
was appointed 70 The position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Harry h. Stradley yeeter-
day Issued the fcllowing marriage licens-
es Theodore ] Resin, clerk in the ~ st
Office, and Elsie Robelon, 1921 shnllcrr So
avenue; Thomas L. Donahuc, 2sne West
Second street, and Lena R. Vaughn, 1921
Bennett street; Bryan w. Nickersan,
s2l Madison street, and Alice w Brad
dock. 1876 Scott street.
Magistrate Lawrence ]. Brennan is-
sued marriage licerse to John Bahi,
Elsmere, and Madeline Hineer, Rock
vile Centre. n. Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
OPEN CITIZENSHIP SCHOOLS.
To Instruct New Voters on Franchise Re-
sp0nsihiIItics.

Citizenship schools for women were
opened yesterday in No. IL School and
in the High School. Mrs. Oliver Johnson
Of ST. Louis was in charge. and there was
n large number Of women present.
x history of tho movement was given
by Miss Jane Pcnnewill, secretary Of the
Delaware League Of Women voters; Mrs.
A. ID Warner spoke on legislation and
Mrs. Johnson spoke, advising her hearers
to keep an open mind and heart in enter
ing the new field Of citizenship.
This morning Mrs. Jobrson goos to
Elsnere whore she will speak this after
noon and tonight She will return To VIII
mirgton for a asevcral days session Of tho
school in Wilmington before proceeding
down state.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
G. o. p. Rally at MiddIrsovn.

The Republicans hold rally in the
public square at Middletowu last ight
Rcprese' tativo Alexander Corbitt, Ipesk-
er of the House, was chairman ard 4. ID
Townsend, caudidate for attorney gon-
oral, ard Thomas ID. Smith. Republican
spell birder from Kar sas the pfi uipal
speakers Of the eveuii A. both speakers
attacked the League OF Natiors.
The program wRs eulivered by musical
Selection rendered by Hardir Coolidge
Glec Club Of this city. Tho campaign party
numbering twerty wero the guests of
MIR. Townsend at the hiddletown Hotel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Not Wilmington Provision Co.

Through an error published announce
mcnt has been made that a buildii per-
NIT had been issued fora packirg x house
at Liberty street ard the penr sylvan ia
railroad for the Wilmii gton Provision
Co. This company has purchased the
Poole shops Of The du Port Co, At the
foot of Orar ge street, where il will shortly
begin huildif operations on a large meat
packing plant. Ii has no intention TO
build at Liberty street The new plant
when completed will represent an invest
ment of s40O.0OO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
DEATHS.
MgADy--In thl. ci,r. on oe,ntr, !.

MFsDv-~fp this city, On pc,st~s .. f1T1
John p, husband 81 Louis Nr>fif fife
fDeriy ~ hshlfy,
Relatives friends and mem '~vs ~ Holk
makers Iron ~hlptntldeFs and usip-ss ~
America. srs ipyltnsf ~ ATTEND tsse fssn~sai
from the reeid~ur~ of ms dAash s~f .sn.is
Mrs. William G. ~tchi. $40 Hort street on
Monday morning. pct<fissr a. a. r. 70 'flp~l
Requiem mass at the fsthfsfrei fnteffrs-ft
nt niiesrbrook csInetefs.
HAINDs@-At summit Hridgs DeS 90
pcfVisr 1920. Charles ~ NAlfnun sf
tu his hSfh year.
Funeral SERVICES viii ~ h~ls 81 his isfe
home summit bridge. On Monday fn1fne
Bethel rrfnf bery Eflafisfn AMI friends a.
invited % attend The funeral without ~
tier notice
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
DEATHS.

BROWNIE this city. on October 1, 1920.
Elizabeth stewart widow of Adolphus
Brown. In her SD year.
Funeral services Will be held az her late
residence, 7fB Lancaster avenue. on Monday
afternoon. October 4, at O'CLOCK, Inter
ment private at Wilmington and brandy
wine cemetery.
GIBsEON October 1. 1920, R~t.s May
widow Of George w. uibason. aged AZ
years.
Relatives ard friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral scrvtCns at her late resdenco
40 g Heaid street, on Tuesday. October
s. 1910. at ! oClocg Intermsnt at silver
hrcoy cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Wilmington Bank CIeariups.

Wilmington bank clearings for this
week totalcd 81 3,425,3 ,37l .0S and for the
corresponding week Of LAST year, SO, Sos
73714. For the month of September,
present wear. the clearirgs amounted TO
sI2.s77 .5s9s6 ard for the corresponding
month Of last year s16, ,260, 1888 .05.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-02
Old Covered Bridge.

Charles A. Rudolph has presented 10
the Historical Society of Delaware a pic
ture of the old covered bridge over the
Brandywine ut Market street and the
adjacent -four mill cf Tatnall & Lea, which
were Wilmirgtcn landmarks So years ago.
Walter c. Tatnall, custodian Of the So
ciety, has put the picture in the Viii
mington Office Of the Public Archives
Commission. The picture is the handiwork
of Robert Shaw.