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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
TREATY RATIFICATION
STILL WATTS ON BERLIN
Allies Reduce RepaTation Tor
Scapa Flow Treachery Note
Nearly Ready

4 AsseciY ted Press rs Eseey H.stuI1e
Paris. Jan The supreme Ce,4ucl
TINS morning finally decided o0 -hr word
ing 81 the note n ,he Ccrman delegation
con rmlug be verbal Statement regarding
the indemnity io. BIZ >caDd hiuW -iabugs
made 20 Baron vou Iersoer Is, Secretary
Dutasta of the peace eanfeyen /; s
understood that this uote virlualiy -
duces the demand for repar4tion from
100000 tons TO about 275.O00 raus II
dock ana hagbor materials
This note viii IL delivered bit the samc
tune that the protocol IS signed
The signing q the protocol sna rLe
exchange OF rati ications of the peace
treaty nov depend il Is stated upon he
answer of the Berlin government Is the
German delegates here On questions con
cernlag the arrangements for the rlobls-
cites provided Tor bS he treaJs III sp-
pears certain, therefore. thai thsSe I'M
portant forrnalties cannot take place
tomorrow, Is had been originally III
tended
The question oi commercial relations
between Turkey end ne Central P0ve~s
have the eNchang, of rau1catione ot The
treaty OF Versailles WA discussed b> The
council - the morning session and was
decided that the status created by he
armistice should continue un,il pcy-.e
was signed with Turkey The armiStcc
terms prohibit auch relations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
RI. AND \. |WET PLEAS
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Facts as Presented Do Not War
rant Original Proceedings
~. S. Contends
ny Associated prcs= u Rvcry gvrninr

E3Y = ESFs- re ffff frFsa< - FrrFrs ffFI'4ffNE
Washington. Jon + fhe government
todny fled u ~ Suptrrnc Court rs ans
wer to The appiication o. iho state u
Rhode lslnnd FIR PERMISSION fo inFtItlfs
original proreo1jngg n fezt the rorettI-
tionalfv ~ he National prohibition
constitutional amendment
Solicitor C,pncgal Ning = His or.ef el-
legged hat iha state If Rhode lslar1 fooled
70 state fact rl-ra0tinr prIciual pvg
roe5urg Il ~ raeo Il nnc RAT shoid re-
instituted H. tdrlrI That nr rierJ
government -hould 81 aamcd 1z 1lrfrnd
ant. but hal ~oIld ho dome only @t'h rpn
sent ~ thc government
81 hc aRruc fno ttto-urv General
Thornae Il ti~f ran IA Ecyr Io-~cv e-kad
dismissal RI similar proceedings brought
Or bchaIf ~ the rcta'i nTIn- dealers
association n Ncw Jcrsct fo rninn state
and fede- At aufhoritlca frotn enforcing fhe
amendment ii that state t Duef IN sup
gyort If the association r3ac also -v9R
fled hy counsel fdr fhc organization
Attorney General Nh inr ,flterafcE
the contention made hv the government
IN its rcply fled last saturday that the
supreme court mad no jurisdiction 3 he
%ez IcrSov case and rr78pd that hr state
could not ronpusorllv ~ r0adc Z sutnr
IN an original action IN np supreme court
instituted I'm 4 ritlRen ~ thatsstste r.
Also SAID New Icrsey gfauHtf5 barred ?
citizen from bringing leRal proceedings
against the state without Is rnnsent.
in the brief flcd y support of the ap-
phcation IN the Neu Jersey case, H. Nas
contcnded that the supreme court bad
Jurisdiction and mat The prohibition
amendment pas different from other con-
stitutional amendments, in hat i as
sumes - regulate nc private life of citl-
zeas
II The procedure ~ enactment was valid,
the nTlef assert ed 1 follows hat bG
twt-thlrtIs ai 3 base TaloIfy Il the
membership af the iNohoIses 9 Congress
and . bare uaioI;~ IL tho membership
~ three-fonrths ri tnc state legislatures
can cons,Itutionaily sdpp Any anend-
meu. 70 the constitution winch 'hoy mar
desire
In otner words -onunael
g-oun af public oFfict.-is winch al she
lu;lxInuu Galv ae it->a jhan A Sd 3nd a
the minimum ma 81 less than 30,
hold ii their halds inc 3n-titIaop q
the Jnltcd stats. and rae property ac
liDesrv and even the lives es iI0gn,000
of g,eopic Their power i the eighteenth
amendment has been con5utGuonaty
adopted IS absolute aad a-nlrrat aa-
yond that 81 any group ,i men eDoan ~
history
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
JANUARY TERM
OF COUNTY COURTS
CONVENED TO-DAY
Abo,t so Cases on the Criminal
Docket, Including One Charge
of Murder.
NUMEROUS DIVORCE
ACTIONS TO BE HEARD

The January term Of the Super1o'
Court and Court of General Ssss,ons con
vcned at the Public Building to-day, with
large attendance Of spectators.
About 60 cnsea are listed for the Court
of General Seswionp. Of this number 40 are
new cases. while the remainder were post
poned from the November term.
The only case listed for the Court ot
Over and Terminer, II that oi Sanuei
Lee oolorcd, charged with being implicat~
ed in the murder of William Lyons,
colored. whose body was found ~ the
marsh at the foot Of East Fourteenth
street. sometime ago
The new grand jury, selected for the
current wear. was obligated and began ITS
duties II is composed of Walter l'oaston'
William H. Bowers. Richard I. Cam,
Selden S, Dcemer. lealc llcrickson,
Richard Fennimorc, William J. Fisher,
benjamin r. Fluharty, James i. Ford
James Kane. John A I.atta. ] Frank
Mccoy, Samuel Miller Franklin Nor
rison. John s. Mullin. Jr, Charles Recse,
Charles 7. .. Schofcld, Eilwood Souder,
JOSEPH " Suddard. Herbert Is Watson,
John + Wilson and ! -IanvIcr Wood
Fllwood Souder was sworn IN as foTV~
man Of the grand jury Judges Conrad
and Hcisel are on the bench
In tho divorce case of Anna Rarc,w vs
William ! Barcus decree nis was
granted by Judge Conrad IN Court ruom
No. on the grounds Of extreme cruelty
caused by hahltual drunkenness. The PLAIN
iifT was also gwen the custody Of her two
children John r. LYNN represented the
plaintiff.
Desertion was the grounds IN the SUIT
Of Edward II Shipe IS. Edna Nav ShIpe
Continued payc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
HO BOYl GET YOUR SKATES
An C'M OUT SkATIk
Plenty of Outdoor Winter Sport
on Brandywine and on City
Reservoir

Tho Brandywlnc and Reservoir Rere
Meccas today for these who enjoy ice
skating. The surface Of both the river
and citv'S water basin were covered with
ic,- of sufficient 'hickncs~ 70 make skating
perfectly safe. according to announce
uneu;s made this morning ty city officials
Op the Brandywlne. there Was greater
opportunity for the gbder@ than GA the
reservoir becalise there was mon room,
Or the o'he- hand the CO o. the Brandy
vine vas not 50 smooth as on the Rescr-
volr But Il was the frst depcmdable icc
for skating oi the season and there scre
few complaints heard
There are portions of the Christians
that were used too. tins morning by some
intrepid individuals who ike taking
risks. bat river traffic which broke up thc
ICE III the center of the creek, made the
shore Ice dangerous
Ihose who for business purposes mar
vest ICE IN winter for use in summer, have
made preparation to begin cutting Ice
tomorrow or Wednesday il the cold
holds But warmer weather IS promised
tomorrow. 50 that those plans may not
r4.f1.rg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
7. II. McDERMoTT DEAD.
Well Known Retired Grocer Ex
pIred Suddenly Late Sat
urday Night

Jarnes II McDarmott oi l5ta Mary-
land avenue. a wcll-knoRn retired grocer.
and who was a brother Of I9hce Sergeant
Eugene McDeYrnott died Suadealy short
+, before midnight Saturday night While
he had been complaining Of heart trouble
Tor the past Two years. he had not been
Ill. and on Saturday night appeared 10
b. enjoying unusually good health. It
about II O'Clock, Iust n he was about
10 retire. he attended to the heater III his
house for the night, but 10 minutes later
he as stricken and died in few minutes
4 native oi peunsy ylvania, Mr.. Nc
Dcrrnott came to Delaware III early life
and for "a number os years engaged IN
farming IN BrandyWine hundred Later
he came to Wilmington and entered the
store business. being a local grocer for n
wears. Hrs store was located at i2I6
MARYLAND avenue lie retired # year ago
Of genial disposition honest in his
dealings and charitable toward the lesS
fortunate he made many friends. and his
death Is shock to the community IN which
he spent most Of his life Mrs. McDer-
mott and six children, four daughters and
two Sons, survive The funeral viii take
place Wednesday morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05

NOT SO COLD TOMORROW.
Mercury Down to 8 Again Last
Night, but 1t Will Go Up a
Few Points Tonight.

Warmer tonight and tomorrow is the
word from Washington to the Every
Evening. The thermometer registered
s degrees of cold last night equalling the
coolest point reached either on Friday
or Saturday night.
The cold seems loath to yield to the
suns rays for the thermometer at 9
o'clock this morning only registered .
and at 10 had taken on but two more
degrees. Tho cold was exceedingly
biting and sharp and those exposed TO
the weather suffered not little fri I'm the
sting Of the Arctic's breath.
There il ice from three tn hvo inches
thick On the still waters in this section.
In parts of Northern Pennsylvania
today the mercury is reported at to .
degrees below zero.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CONGRESS HAS RIGHT
TO SUPPRESS LIQUOR
Highest Court DIVIDED F-v~ .a
-Four, N Pul'ng Dpholdn~
Prohibition
8y see,riatr~1 T'-r-- - F-r-- -ei-r

W n.cro. hv
Tho -rr-,rnr Co.- rar. -rd
caaeftgfiora' 'hr re~tia-- e~ -'-'s-t
p-oh hh fion enforcement ~. .,-H t.-.--
~ manufacture and -r'- re-
n otho- a'nr.atiog rrlt
huu1r ron anng aur,7i
,,r' o- ~ .-e af 0'~
Rre- -or'airfrg 2.5,.r.- -rfor ooeo
}.og,l ajc- ac r,~tro~ .-a0'tt--
ac hn grrc rnHr' d cav
D,s.osza' v +ar -v ur
ar- p ut.rn'iar rrr. -ca ls hrpuvht
restrain government Officials rc- rfe-
fnrrg vith iarnn furuer t-rv-v
thr manufacture af rrrr containing --
pr1yirratflv 15 -cr tt irft .uf
iIaged ~ ~ Notwithstanding vat
'aincd
Azz7ciase Tnsti~p Hranda7g --o
rsrpd the omnlnn ~ .he na-f u0
right of Congrrsa 'a suppress 're ulr-
traffic was nnt an npBni r1zr-
POWER arprrssiy granted
ndcr the war crnergenrv Cnnarrts nar
3 right y stop mne1iaie0r --- a8t
Intoxicating hnuor he court held
liz court divided & tn -V1cEata
Juatces Day, Fau Devantor L-rsr sur
NckevDnids dissenting
Justice McRryn1lda a lssrnu1a
opinion ,s'd that -ec 1ta au.rnlufIt
had not gct come Iut1 atIect and tnat ru..
federal government had ~ general ..GWe-
~ prohibit the manufacture md alc
uqHor
Iisstice NcRnvnolds took thc noeItior
hat the var emergency a0dag rNlrr na-
tioaai prohibition As made effective ll1
passed
In deciding rne New Orleans anG F1lt
more Gases Justice D..y rs uraumoU.
Ypn9n hrd 1At nc na1gfa,-lac
ocer containing 30 1o- rer' stcoro vl
ga lnhl tae UaC,Urut rs the al-feac
ant
indictments Drought .gsms' t7c Fri
dart Brewery Baltimore. and -.e
American Browsing .umpany A. .ew
Orleans TN nauu'acsUrIrv rcr etr
becr before The Nsr7imc prohibition n-
f1rcefneut saf e,Anc ticcltc, Fer,
orucre1 dismissed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SCORES ARE KILLED
IN MEXICAN QUAKE,
10 STATES SHAKEN
Two Towns Destroyed and Great
Property Losses Result From
the Trcrnof
VERA CRUZ WAS HARD HIT
nv Associated Press 30 Every Evening

HN sEAfriaiVu ffFrSH 10 fNefS fFFhNN
Mevico City. Jan Ten States were
shaken by the earthquake which on
Saturday night DESTROYED Mt least two
villages and caused many deaths in the
State of Vera Cruz These States were
Mexico, Puohla, Vera Cruz. Caxaca
Guerrero. Morclos. ,lalisco, fiaScala
Hidalgo and Qneretaro. They stretch
from thc lsthmus of Fehnantepec north
westward FOR nearly 300 miles and from
the Gulf of Mexico to the Pacific.
Reports indicate the center 81 the
seismic CONFUSION was N the nciehborhood
Of Mount 0rlsaha, volcano sitnated
about 20 miles west Of Vera Cruz. There
the most serious damage wis done.
Tcoceio, IS miles northeast of the vol
cano, has been destroyed 50 has Couztian,
q hamlet nearby There were many
casualties N both towns.
Houses and churches in .talapa, fifty
miles FROM Vera cruz were damaged
while reports from Drizaha, city ten
miles south Of the volcano state that
several business blocks and churches near
center Of the town were cracked
At Clrigaha the shock was severe, many
persons being reported killed beneath
their wrecked houses The shock came
during = performance at the theatre n
Orzaba, and panIc-strichen people ieaped
from the balconies INTO the PIT and many
were injured
Cordoba. city ten miles east Of OrIHaha
where eleven wrrc distinctly felt.
TcIegraYns last night from the State Of
Vera Cruz. where the earthquak WAS
more severe, stated that scores had perish
,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
FAIR PRICE" F|XERS
CONFESS TRICKERY
Chicago Big Stores IN Combine
to Gust Smaller Clothing
Dealers.
" Associated Press 70 Every Evening

e-y Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago. Jan 5.--Invt stigation of the
far price list for clothing, issued by the
Illinois fair pnCe committee. and which
out OF town merchants declare Is lower
than the wholesale price, has revealed q
business deal whereby leading Chicago
department stores have done 3 rushing
business ID cheaper grades Of clothing
The clothing fair price committee. com
posed Of five officials Of the big department
stores and enc suburban dealer, frankly
admits that cl01hiTg cannot bc bought III
the wholesale market to-day ~ the fair
price set for retailers
The COMMITTEES fixed the far price for
men 8 suits and oyercoats 81 $3.50 wom-
en- : suits 1T So, men and women hose
at - cents . pair
The bg downtown stores have com
pletc lines Of clothing On sale in their
subway sections at the prices fixed
and have been doing rushing business
When merchants IRON many sections
complained that the FAIR price list was
unfair. that il made them appear to be
profiteers, and that they could not buy
clothing 1T wholesale for the committee 8
retail price the Chicago dealers explain
Cd
The clothing oa safe hero WIS ali p0r-
chased many months ago, none being
bought within the last SIX months. The
men i suits, for example, are of two classes,
cotton and wool mixtures and all wool
shoddy
When the merchants agreed on the
fair price list each placed q complete
line Of this class Of clothing on sale, re-
gardless Of the wholesale cost After
the present supplies ar exhausted no
more VIII be available, it Is said
The big buying power u stores here,
combined with the fact that they carry
very large stocks, and take advantage Of
special bargains in the wholesale market,
made this price list possible, according
10 D. r Kelly, manager Of one of the
biggest Chicago department stores, and
acting chairman Of the fair prico commit
tee.
The merchants Ia smaller cities are
right when they say they can not buy
now 1T wholesale prices IS low as our
fair price list We Couldn't either We
fixed this list and made . special effort for
men and women who want ow-prioed
clothing
THE cheapest wool stnt moderately
veil tailored on sale in the regular cloth
ing departments today is priced OF $50.
The average well dressed business man
cannot be outfitted for less than SIS to
S85 for suit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SOCIALISTS FIGHT
RAID|hG Of REDS,
SEE BLOW At LABOR
Union 70 Dust All American Legion
Members: Hayward Says Ma
ION Has Hard Battle
Ahead.
HE MAY SURRENDER TODAY
ny Associated prrss - Evary Evenins

By Associated prrss - Evsry Fvening
Chicago. Jan B. More than 100 al
legged radicals arrested m the New Year 2
rnlds BY state and city authorities today
were arraIgned in criminal court and
special GRIND Jury began untangling the
masses of evidence seiyed at headquarters
and meeting places or obtained IN the last
Eve months Agents of the federal Depart
rnent of Justlre spent the dav preparing
evidence for submission tomorrow At fhe
hearings az 224 rcd aliens held for
deportation As result of the New Year $
drive and the national crusade a day
later
William - Haywood. SECRETARY Of the
Industrial Workers oi' the World, undeT
sentence TO a federal pr ison, and fnr whom
State officers md searched snce Sew
Years Day, announced in a morning news
paper that he would surrender today.
Regardless If recent official statements
to the contrary ! wish IN say that there
mas been. is ard can b. no connection Ee-
tween the Communist party of America
aad the Communist Labor party aud The
Industrial Workers of the World, Hay
wood said The Communist parties are
political organ zations. The " j.
an industrial organization. 9ur netbDds
are totally different
IL said that the Communist manifesto
regarding overthrow of the federal gov
erument never bad bccn included N
y W propaganda.
Haywood also SAID that # the state :
attorney sought 70 invoke the new state
syndicalist law against strikes, and
understand be- IS working toward that end
hc viii have The fight Of his life
In that connection Il gvas commented
upon hat the Chicago Federation 81 Labor
yesterday adopted two resolutions against
the federal RAIDS 0nt asserted thai tht
executive board suspected thar ne raids
were 3 part OF \ gigantic plot % destroy
organized labor BY The employers. and
the other that they were "represslons'
resembling .czarlstic methods IN Rus
sla, and terrorist tactics
+ \ Nuekcls, the secretary charged
that thu raids were financed BY 4 slush
tund supplied BY the capitalist,
The Socialist party tso issued state
menf dtplorlug the RAIDS against radicals
and he local painters union announced
Il w:LS planning Ia Gust ali members Who
held m,mbt rship u the Alneuean Legion,
Whlch was described as a tool of The
capltallstic system
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
ELECTRIC HOSE MEN
IN CONVENTION HERE
Annual Gathering Of the Com
pany's Managers and Sales
men Opened Here Today

The annual convention 81 managers
and saleSmen of the Electro Hose and
Rubber Company is beng held at the
company plant IN this City. with O. ID.
Ciarretson, the local manager, acting IS
host Ii opened this morning and will
close THURSDAY night Forty-three
persons. including wives % rcprescnfa-
tgvcs. are present London, Eng Doug
las. Ariz., Chicago Cleveland, New
Orleans Roston. New York and Phlla-
delphia arc represented
Important matters viii be considered
during the convention.
The Hotel du Pont i hc headquarters
of tho visitors ard viii re The social
centre = lunchcon this afternoon and a
dinner tonight arc features for today
The plant employees will dine st the
hotel tomorrow night and after the
feast thev viii attend the performance
IN The Playhouse There vi Il he ban
quot for the visitore Wedne sday night
The wives of the representatives viii be
taken On automobile trips daily,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
COLD CLOSES SCHOOLS.
For Lack of Heat Some Held No
Sessions Today

There were no EXERCISES 8t the ltIgh
School today. because of the chllliness OF
the auditorium The rest of the rooms IN
the building are quite comfortable, how
ever Reports from the superintendent $
office state that, notwithstanding the
extremely cold weather, the school con
ditions are almost normal
Schools No. IL, i3. "a and % were dis
missed Tor the day on account Of trouble
with their heating systems. School Ne.
5 WIS dis used until noon. In several
Cf the other schools u was necessary to
dismiss one or two OF tho rooms because
Of the cold. but on he whole the conditions
are verv good, considering the schools
have been closed since the day before
Christmas
Some ol the teachers ssy the portable
schools arc mo-e comfortable than the
permanent buildings Thus Us attributed TO
the fact that each q these schools has
its heating plant IN the schoolroom
proper
COIN hamper S HARRoR WORK.
The work of the s Engineering
Department is being hampered ey the
cold weather Tho dredge Ninquas was
unable to procrcd with ITS activities thls
morning. as il was held fast at its moorngs
l,v ice in the Christiana river. Work on
the canal is also ticd M because Of the
cold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
JUDGE D. D. HASTINGS
SWORN IN TODAY
The Oath Was Administered IN the
City Court Room Today by
Deputy Judge Finger.

Judge Daniel o. Hastings, the new City
Court Judge. was sworn IN this morning
by Deputy Judgn Aaron Finger. Judge
Hastings was appointed last Saturday
hy Governor Townsend for full term Of
- years in place Of the late Judge Philip
Qliglev ChurchmAn
The ne,e head of the court merely sat
in with the deputy judge leaving the latter
IN full charge. 4 miscellany of cascs
greeted the new iurlst
lndgc hastings evidently felt perfectly
at home on the bench lis experience rs
a nudge nf the supreme Court was re-
called today as he sat there listening TO
thc testimony Il If understood that
Judge Hastings will preside over the
court beginning tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
BooTLEGCER's GRoG Fatal.
Two LOuisvi lie Negroes Drank Wood
4 CohO OrOner says.

~ Ese0tIaIeo Er6a~ p aTeTT ---TIaE
Louisville. ky. jan Two Srgroes
diei Eere late 4s- E.gnt alG rTo nrher
persons were reported -rlTically "a - :
result, acroELnG ID oeruarr artcr 81
a-,aAEy a0od .rohoi whisky p0I.cnas-
~ from "a alleged .lal.scge-
Coroner Carter revealed tha. voo,l
alcohol tlaen + AaIsky lAs cl-sed iva
t"atls mere within s month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
SEEK REDS" HERE.
Suspects are Being Watched. But No
Arrests Have Been Made

Considerable interest has been mani
tested 10 the question Of arrests ID vii
mlngton ID connection With the disloyaIty
drag-net Ia other localities
y i known that several groups and
individuals have been under surveillance
ior some months, but it is not thought
that any Of these have gone to sufFi cient
Lengths tn involve them in ony fragrant
overstepping of the statutes. although
Developments may be looked for IA any
time, "a case further evidence il dis
covered and broug To the attention
TIE Fcde-cl yr-uch-r4viee here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
Quake in { auary Islands.

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Madrid. Jan 5 Earthquake shocks
we're felt among the hills in the interior Of
the Canary Islands yesterday. dispatches
from Las pasmss report. Great crovices
were opened in the earth from winch
columns Of smoke are issuing 4 vol
cenlc eruption is feared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
REDS REPORTED ON RUN.
Let's SAID to Have Broken Line
Of Bolsheviki and Sent Them
Across Dvina
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Copenhagen, Jan. ) Dispatches from
Riga today declare that the Lettish troops
have broken the boishevik front along the
Dvina Numerous prisoners have bgen
taken with much booty. il Is asserted
Two divisions of Let's, supported by
Baltic landwehr, attacked the bolsheviki
on s wide front, the dispatches say. Very
heavy fighting followed, resulting IA
penetration of the bolsllevlk positions ON
the first day. The attack was pressed.
the redlines pierced and the DNina crossed
The advances continues, the bolsheyiki
retreating rapidly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
WELLS GOES TO SUSSEX
To Look After the General Vaccination
Order OF the Board Of Health

Chester II Wells. cpidemiologist q
tho state Board u Health left for Sussex
county tins morning, ii connection with
the strict enforcement Of tire smallpox
quarantine and vaccination regulations in
the lower hundreds
Hc dos not anticipa,~ any genera
opposition q 'he i.sari ones The fact that
thc effort IS II earnest il shown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
CALI cURCI BEGINS SUIT.
Both Singer and Husband BRING Inffde .ity
Accusations.

8y N.-4sc.a..l Press - sse-c Ey uln-
CaIe,4So. ..a Fhe or-f uit II
Nine Ga lurr iGtla> .-jg tlrl
opened herC t5lsv MN l--'- '1rcl
larSes ber l,-snaai saith ndaciity and
names Melissa B5ua1 taa ather omen
rs yspulctu.s.
te--ci 70 .ps0te- -lt charges aa, the
singer v'rh ,ufielity aua mentions hsE
accompauist Homer ~auuels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-05
MORE CLERKS FOR
RECORDER or DEEDS

IsaAr llhot' pre;id,.u, II thr Levy
our tolay appointed Watson TALES
aud L4onard Tales. II i3r.HiyWinr hum
dred Leonzo Green y ohristiana hundred
and Leroy Edirr u Mt Cuba clerks 10
tbe office a 1rBlaa g, uie, recorder 81
deeds for two months service
Commissioner lGot, appointments
completed til quoJs oi ~ additional
clerks authorized 4, Tie Levy CoIrt