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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
AIRSHIP WRECKED HERE.
Engine Went Dead" as Govern
ment Plane Was Passing Over
Henry Clay.

4 government arroplanc was wrecked
about , o clock Yesterday afternoon on the
north side of The Brandywinc 2 short
distance from Henry Clay, The two occl-
pants Pilot G. Il smith and liliam
Nichols, escaped injury.
The machine was running llru', on
trial flight from Washington TO Bustleton,
Pa. Just as il was passing over the mouse
Of Charles Copeland. on Rising Sun hill'
the engine stoppcd The pilot he's Aded Tor
the old field Of the Wilmington Trap,
shooting Association and landed there al
right. but with such momentum that the
craft crashed into q stou" wall. he run
nino ccar VAS wrecked. but otherwise the
damage was not serious.
The two men left the machine there and
returned to Washington. Smith said he
expected to hy over Wilmington today III
a mail plane from Washington TO New
York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
AUBREY TURNER ONE
OF FIVE WAR BROT HERS
Victim of Yesterdays Explosion
Had Responded to Country's
Service Gall

ono of Wilmington gold star mothers.
Mrs Anna Bell Turner, who had five sons
in the service during the war and lost ono
Of them. suffered another supreme loss
yesterday III the death IF another son,
Aubrey e. Turner, in the explosion Al
the IIagley yeardS Of the du Font 90.
Aubrey vas twenty wears old, the fifth
son and the last to he called into the
army
The shutters were drawn cIok today
at the Turner home. llla NORTH Adams
street The mother was prostra tea with
grlci Prominent n the home ard pictures
~ Ralph Turncr who died at be- Great
Lakes training station Ncptcrihcr -.
1918. only Is DAYS after nc had entered he
Navy. Ills Victory medal with = gold
star upon II. !, pinned ia on of the
pictures
Aubrey Turner who Was klllf " ycStcr-
day was popular among the yd ing men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
DIOCESAN MERGER IS
HIGHLY IMP RObABLE
Though Some Recommendation
Nav be Reached at Toner
row Nights Conference.

WhlIe il i expected h8t some recon :
mcnaatlon viii 81 agreed upon az .s7s. con-
ference of Standing COMMITTEES. intaSton
Md. tomorrow night II look nos as Z
The suggested merger of the DelaHssra and
Faston Episcopal DIacc~eS i improbable.
According 10 a woll-iaiorTned r. r.uFeamAn
therc Is - much adverse sent itnsent n
both dioeeStS hat q Union seems oHt of
tire question according 10 his canfch-
man, several Maryland conversations
have taten action N opposition = the
move
Is Easron i> % oIts puAen against =
mcrgerlng ri the two dloccSes nc >ald,
nothing q mnortanctAis expected rom
TIE conference. eNcept si3at 2 talSSi oic
basis may ht nude known hy each dlocese
EastaH viii never consent = the removal
Of fta See from tsiSton. and Delaware ls
equally determined j. 70 Wilmington
Il IS understood thaf svo q the ha~ton
e5HQ creations. meeting tie tr'y part of
the Weee declared y re-alatloas against
ii" merger. ,na "a large number g the
important reF.shrs heyc also declared
their opposition
~ he thifty clergy IA East on haf
oae : kn9Ay8 IL favor ne plan, aru
all ii the others are agalH~t i. tnd sae
aAmtH eith Ire o>rs pttan q t'e.s
county are also oppo~rd t. nd-el -
The extent :hat the resolution passed by
the recent Iz.sten convention . accept
lie laNare's otter "a eoHter Hao cnlN p&s-
sd after spur tel dehat. and the original
resolution changed u give the sense that
It Vas simply courtesy 10 Delaware.
Tie conference IN Easton vii, put
the matter IN such shape that + Wll
he officially reported - the JWo conven-
mons. with a basl7 ri mergcr should
both desire Is Delaware seems II be
developing considerable opposition TO il
there seems little chance of any outcome
from II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Had Planned Extensive ImproYeme nts
Costing SIS 900

Al L meeting Of tic Official Board Of
Grace NJ Z Church this week plans and
estimates were presented for extensive al
ration. to the Sunday school buIldiue
This involved tearing oHt and raising
the entire second floor, erecting a balcony
between tie first floor and the ncw floor
and arranging So that The entire first
floor and the balcony could be used for
Sunday school purposes, in line with the
best modern thought on Sunday school
work. The upper floor 81 the building
was 10 be used AZ q gymnasium, 10 take
care Of the many activities 81 the young
people of the church and vicinity The
plans were prepared by C- II Hope
architect
Owing To the high prices Of material
and labor and the difficulty in sr~uTing
material, Il was decided to pone these
Improvements, the estimated cost Of
which was over $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
WILSON s PEACE STAND
GETS D. KIN KENTUCKY
Congress Obstruction Denounced;
Women Sit IN Convention,
State Io5tructs for Cox.
BY Assoc.ated Press Is }yery Evening

By Assocsated Press q Evcgy ENealns
Louisville. ~ Nlap s. h,atachy 5
delegates frola the slate-at-iargg Were
instructed last night by he Democratic
state convention 10 vote for Governor
James II Cox. II 0hio. ao lQpg Il, his
name remains cetore the National c0uvau~
t,on. no mention being mace oi the p
district delegates Governor Cox however.
Wil have - .. The state - vote, >iN-
teen q. the delegate, he'nI instructed py
their districts to do 50 ta. other -.N are
mlnstruCed
When tbs distinctions were rcaG just
before adjournment q the convention at
3. 10 - clock biz morning many delegate,
misunderstood then, because If aaf.t and
this led IL tae erroneous Belief t.at thu
tutirc dciegation had been instructed oc
Cox
John y Camden Versa Igs, ienncr
United St8tcs senator, usts elected ma
tlonal committeeman after q tight on lhe
floor that plunged the convention into
I'm uproar Just before Adjournment re
defeated Marion f Taylor, Louisville by
/ vote of 654 fa aU~
For thc first tune ID h>torN kcr ucAN
women attended / Democratic stafc c0n-
yention three If ii m and five men All
with hlif vote each, " ere elected dele
gates-at-larga to thc national convention
The report ot tl4c resolutions committee
was UNANIMOUSLY adopted X denounced
what il termed obstructive tactIcs used
bv Republicans n CongfesS toward CON
,tructiye leglslatlu4 nlorsed without rc-
,ervg< TIM administration ~ President
Wilson and called atteluon ta hls war
achievements
As regards The peace treaS the report
ndorscd the administration stand and
approved placing the issue before the
country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
JOHNSON HAS BIG
LEAD OVER HOOVER
EARLYCOUNT SHOWS
Former Food Director Manager
hdmIfs Defeat ln State
Primary
WILL WIN At CHICAGO
MERRITT STILL INSIST S
~ ,sv~late1 pres. Z Fve-v E,entar

ny tss<eIated Preas n F@arv Evfn,aT
S.n Francisco Nav Retnrns tabu-
lated earlv today from yfsterdava Errsi-
denfftl election -ho~od senator IFirrm
u johnson RI $40 Francisco cglrg fHs
rival Herbert Hoover of i'alo slto 'ai,
bv v5dc margin
incomplete ret4rrr frarn rf III the
state S. erfHtte- and representing
4 40 n 5 tot8I u 12q precincts showed
the following eatr o1 she group 1f ~
.iciccstea prfige3 ~ 7.ppor' senator
Johnson ~ the Rcpt.b#ean natI0pai con-
.entlan ard rvai gro1p IF - pledged
IL Air Hoover Johnson group 285 4s7i
Hoover group l-55. .7J5
Isafr lazt night Ralph II Merritt
manager of -ha Hoover Republican Club
n alfornia conceded the election 0f
the johnson delegate. bst derlared the
sssfles represented Eli Mr. Hoover would
continue To command the attention N
he country and eventually n the Re-
publican convention Hoover would he
nominated for the presidency.
n addition To Delegates to he keDu0L-
can convention. an lnlnstructcd Demo-
cratic delegation we're chosen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
SIX j. 5. WARSH|PS
RUSHED BY DANIELS
TO MEXICAN WATERS
Division Of Dcstroyers Ordered
From New York To Proceed
at Once to Key West.
CARRANzA USES BOMBS
TO FIGHT REBEL FOE
nv Associated press 10 tver, Evening

ny Associated Press 10 Evefs Eesuing
Washington, MaY Secretary ltlnols
today ordered dIvelpn of destfoy"rs
n ~ af NV. York with the Atianfie fleet
IL sal Immediately iot keH hest
where thcY will be held fer possible duty
N Meucan water
New Yofl. Nay 'rhe iender Black
HnwF and SIX destroyer no~ anchored
III the Hudson rtfef havr received ooIefs
n leave here - noon today for key Ncet
for possible dufy m Nesiear wafef-
hinetan May ;. Apparently M
abb te get under Vav any Offensive null
targ expression agalusf the rcvofitontsfH
President GarfttHka has begun using ar
PLANES 10 harasH rebel held towns ~ The
nelghborhood III The NeNiean capitol
according 20 adylece 70 revolutionary
agents here Ctternaytca. capitol q More
los, and Cuau0tla. ln tie same state
au tag 81 the points tha' taYe ben
sfuartlv houharded the reports stated
The information through oificial channe r
Yesterday that Pablo tsonxalcs- formerly
an ardent supportes 81 Carranxai hti
entered thc revolution IT the head u 2
detachment If revolving federal frfnT'a,
i&E#A} W. Gs}ttf#taAt.st ~ AAsss 4+Aftt
Iaarfe ChliHahua May5 Ilarz to-
day continued iis process # adjust mont
tn tho ueu revolutionary regime FfHgh
assumed control uFer the rffgs defecf tori
from the Garranza government ~ tn'a
! movement iasuguratcd TIN the ~onorst
state government fhe av1i government
lanctlaned as usual today huf Il 49,
expected numerous changes eventually
would ~. made
WITH the expected arrival herp IL aT'-
uro1Imately sg0 Yspn troops from astis
t.rnnde4, Chihuahua. another chapter
y III have been written IN ne sforE 81 tFp
tIefertion of their commander lseneral
Francisco TrbaleJo from the ranks p
the Iarranza forces
lrnncisro Villa has sent ENJOYS fror
satevo tn Aqua Prieta, sonora, ne
headquarters Of General + Elias aiies
commander ~ the revolutionary army q
the northwest. but his overtnres were
ignored He reported sunday A. beng q
Ncioq,m near the iaIlroad station Of Ortiz
20 miles southeast of Chihuahua caty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
CTSHAiAN INDIt TED.
Counsel Expected To Ask fer Gon.inuance
ofCasc Till September Term.

I.lght indictments charging I.red Il
Cli.hn.au. real estate man. with tmhezzle-
ment nf q total Of S5.1o0 Were returned
t. the Court of General Sessions yesterday
afternoon b he grand Jury
Cushman u expected To appear III
court today Ills attorney Henry Il.
Isaacs t i. understood. vii move for Il
continuance of tlecaso9 + tho september
term ai court 1'a9hnan Is oait an 81 200
bail
IhccoupiaHa4nls and lamoani~lntetyed
ID the ludIrtWai i are rs follows Glen
wood r Holland! 500. Morris EranEcl.
500 Lena Bridegroom. 81 let; Elsie
Frank 5 100. William smith, S5o0.
Harry {, Buel 5000 Rachel i Short.
$50. Joseph BerkoWitz sl50. Charles
] ~hinu $500. William 81 McIntlre.
$500, kathrne ! Bell Two charges of
SlO0 each Harry Z iahnsan. 500.
Nathaniel " Aioifctt Son
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
WOMEN TAKING PART
FIRST TINE II KANSAS

Kansas CItv. Mo. Mas > The Re-
publican state convention met here roday
to elect four delegates AZ large to the n4-
tIouai convention az q hIc4g0. choose pres
lfertIal electors. ADOPT resolutions ont
lining he party + views on dominant
political questions and lay plans Ior .he
coming campaign
Y omen participated .n she leLEerA :
tiois for the FIRST time.
According 70 leadeFs women ieLe-
gates had started ! definite movement for
representation " tne rig lotr and It ysas
said the matter proaaeiv aoita rave - e
thre-hed oat ou the convention floor.
Two contests iuT seals lI ne permanent
convention also were - III decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
ARMON D. CHAYTQR
HAD BEEN CHOSEN
FOR US. ATTORNEY
Recommended for Appointment
by Senator Josiah o.
Wolcott
FITTED FOR THE POST
Special Dispatch to Every Evening
,..,it All..rr. NJ n.y. i

WAsuIVGToS, Nav ).
Armon y Chavtor. Jr, of " llmington,
who died suddenly yesterday morning IN
Atlanta. Ga. had kcen selected, II has
Just been learned, for the Office Of United
States District Attorney for the District OF
Delaware.
MIR. Chaytor had been III poor health
and had gone to PhUnIx, Arizona, some
months ago TO rccuperate. The change
was beneficial, and rs soon as lnlted
states Senator Wolcott learned that h1S
health had apparently been restored, the
senator following All investigation on thus
point. recommended the appointment 81
Mr. Chavtor. 10 Sttomcy-t General \
Mitchell Palmer
Tho matter has l,ccn under conslicra-
ton for some time IN order 10 ascertain
tho exact state of MIR. tha}to health.
and, hcIna satisfied on this point, senator
Mocoit Yesterday morning called On
tttorncv-( iencral Palmer and Tcquestc'i
him "a complete The appointment Pc
Senator was shocked on returning % m7
office 10 find telegram there announcing
the sudden death Of Mr. Chaytor
This was n severe blow a. senator NoE
cot,. not ,spec ially because 81 The falinr'
If his appointment - thr Delaware at-
tnrneyshIp but chiefly because ot ihe
close friendly relations that eN'st,d r.
twecn them From the tan" Mr. Naicoti
vent to Wilmington from has eativ tonne
II Dover, ~ practice law and even IT,
fore that they were friends. and "hen
MFR Wolco't was elected attorney general
fnr Delaware II was "A picasnrr 81 h1in X
name AZ his deputy, nlau oi tho .alioF,
oi Young Chaytor, who "as NET onls I
close personal friend, hut ~h" also had -
oi he requirements for tHr position AHa
the official relations winch followed eon
6rmcd Mr. Woicptt hrllet ia the Young
man and c,mcutcd the personal Trend
ship
The death sc Mr. Chavtor makes I
uncertain az "a gho WILL he named d'strlci
.,torney fo succeed Charles I C1rlc1
uhosc term expired SOME tune agn anc
u-ho cxnrrsSed \ dcsirr IA rrtirc from th,
Office a. soon as hlS successor onaid Is
named and qualified Several Noana
LAWYERS chiefly Wllmlng1onians, haY,
liccn spoken of III tins connection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
VALUABLE HIDES STOLEN.
Albert Barlys Arrested on Suspicion Of
Robbing Employer.

Albert Barlys was arrested today by
Detectives Mahoncy and Mcdaniel
charged with the larceny Of - hides
valued AT 81 each. from the plant uf the
New Castle Leather 20.
Hides had been missed for socrntlEAe
and the detectives receiving information
that led them to suspect Barlys. they
searched ms room in an east side boarding
house this morning.
The missing hides we're finally located
IA handbag. which was locked The man
was later arrested al the plant oi the tom
panv. When examined At the detective
bureau. he admitted taking the hides,
the officers say. The detective bureau
is making an investigation Of the case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
RAIL ROAD OBJECTS
IN BRIDGE MATTER
Contests Government s Right TO
Widen Canal Where Bridge
Crosses the c. 81 ID.

The government s legal right 4 Hldeu
the Chesapeake & Delaware anal .5
the point where the Delaware Ipad bridge
crosses vas questioned bS Il, attorney
ot the Delaware Railroad IL tie hearing
this morning On the bridge matter before
Col L jcrveV. : engineer ife
public hearing was held u The room q the
Board OF Education u thc Public BtIlG-
ing II 1880 and besides Col lcrveY.
representing the Mar Department There
were present the following representatives.
of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Camille
I.atrobc. general superintendent 81 tho
southern Grand Division John Blgg-
attorney for the Delaware Road Frank
in Duane engineer maintenance of "ay
Of the Southern Division ard Robert
Farnham Jr assistant engineer d bridge:
of the Pennsylvania system " ] i.
Budd, secretary oi the Chamber at on
mcrcc. was also present 4
Another feature of the hcarI@ tbs
morning. aside from I We road a"Eteutloa
that i vas the owner, IN pcaceRbc pos
session for sIXtt wears Ol the night II My
and that tie government had 10 tcgaI
right 10 take that right q way ~ tie
widening of the canal. was the statement
that thc road in the event I has. To COM
ply with tie government demands III
the reconstruction Of the bridge could
not do the work IN the time set hy July
1927 II was pointed out tho difficulty
III getting deliveries Of steel thc scarcity
% labor the preparation oi plans etc
would make It Impossible even after the
work was begun 10 complete Il before
wear further in the future than the time
mentioned, and that would make Il July
1922, before the railroad men figured
the work could be done
RIGHT or NAY CONDEMNED
With reference 70 the road 5 contention
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS
TO ENDORSE JOHNSON

Kalamazoo, Micn., May ; ~ hief
interest III lie Republican state eonven-
tion here TO-DAY entered ln prospects
Of . tTvelv contest over be tone gf the
endorsement ezuerfed to re gwen Senator
Hiram IA Johnson IL Michigan prnarv
chaI,,. for ne presldcnrla! nomination
OF the eleven districts winch already
have named delegates r0 the national
convention SEE If tham were llnpledgea,
four instructed tor johnson. while one
qualified Its endarselaen. 01 ne aIltGr-
man Hlfh Instructions frat ae delegates
4tade 6y The res'l.t IF tae pr.marv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
GUSTAV ELMER XII LED.
Sustained Fatal Injury Whe He Fell
al StOeckle Brewery To-day.

C,ustay Elmer. aged ~ years, 1909
West FDth street. died at thf Delaware
Hospital today from Il fractured skull
received shortl, before s o'clock, when he
fell from the hop loft of THE StoeckIe
Brewing 90 plant at Fifth 4nd Adams
streets; lie feel distance Of twelve
feet and struck bis head on aIl iron step.
He was removed to the Delaware Hos
pital in the police ambulance after DR..
ID j. McColley had gwen temporary
attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
EDN ARDS VETO YOlDED.
Jersey House Repasscs Tunnel and Bridge
Bill Carrying Big Loan.

~ Associated Press to Every Evening
trenton. y ! NIay ; The assembly
tins morning passed Ner Governor
Edwards veto the hudson yehcolar
tunnel and Camden Philadelphia bridge
hijl providing for a SIS. 100000 bond
issue FOR New Jerseys share of the cost
af the projects, On approval u the voters
Al the November election
The direct tax provision for paying
interest on the bonds because IF which
Governor Edwards vetoed the measure,
Vas retained
The bill nov goes 70 the Senate and its
passage there over the governor 5 veto
seems certain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Rutherford And Pals Freed.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Nav ). Joseph H Ruther-
ford. head of the Russclitc' faith and
eight Others oi the church were freed
today in the federal court III Brooklyn
when indictments aga inst eight 81 tho
charging violation Of the espionage act
and an indictment charging perjury
against the ninth, were dismissed on
motion of the Federal district attorney
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
TO PROTECT WOMEN'S VOTE.
Senator Watson Introduces Bill 10 Pre-
vent Interference.

Washington, May 5 IA bill providing
for Federal enforcement Of the woman
suffrage Constitutional amendment was
introduced yesterday by Senator Watson,
Republican, Indiana, and referred to the
Judiciary Committee. 1t proposes a fine
Of $500 and ore years imprisonment for
interference with women IN voting IN
All elections, including State, Territoriai
county, city, parish, school district Or
others
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
REDS ARE LOOTING KIEV.
Polish Troops Expect TO Occupy
the City Late This Week,
Warsaw Says.
B5 Aasjcisted press - Every Evonine

Bs AHsJciatfd Prass - Every Evening
Wnrs9w May 4 RtA4lau Bot shcyiK
.aldiara ar. ronotfnd ~ 5, lns,sjng holers
and store ~ i(icv preparatory - aband-
onInp the rifg bdrieo received boFe ~
dicaie great canfueIpn fhero
Polish mllitart tu1sWties plan -
oco1py keq iatc hi %oeI z is b"Iirtrd
and pcelai tram ~ talc 1ait0I irfn
War4aW - IL frsaiau capitol - brEg
arranged
The American jtrd fa fa chartered .
perai ata3f ~ aMe Ip}5br 2" h''Y
and I'll ns aic bflnx ua1c ior /. ~ r. 2
irf, an + esIne4dH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
REFIOGIE STEEI. PROBE
ORDERED III EN- HAStsE
As,eoiat.d P.pss t. Eyerg Eyenlas

H. Asscaiated Prrss e lVeT3 EYenns
New York. May D rhe stock eN-
change through It's committees on business
conduct today ordered IN invests ton
INTO dealings pn Reploglc Steel
Nu reason for The investigations has
been offered by officials OF the exchange
hnt Il i. thought that the extraordinary
activity Of the stock has given rise to
apprehension Ill possible corner s.tch
As Vas said ia exist in Stutl when trading
IN that stock vas suspended.
Replogie is reported to be controlled
IN part by the same interests which domi-
nate tie slut Motor Company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
New NIember Of Milner I,amiIx.

William X Milnet of the attorney
generals office and Mrs. MlIner are being
congratulated upon the arrival If 4 baby
boy 1T the Delaware Hospital last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Amusemenis Ioni2hl

pl;., mouse .AfcSk i Wig
liarrlch- au1eFlAie, Win AaS lhed
f0h1.
Queen AZ" Dr. t@AN q Ail% MI ANAN-
la este S1lGiGTS oi Fortune
Rialto-H. TIE Los, Bridegroom.
SaVoy-.'The lamp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
MIS- Emily DOW MY.

Mrs Emily Jane Dowaey, widow 1t
stephen Downey and mother of Agnes i.
Douncy prominent III suffrage and
wolnen's affairs II the State, died last
night a her reside nee. 1920 Nest Tenth
street She was : year eld and had been
associated with Wilmington activities al
her liic beIng one of its native Inhabitants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

NJ tn. city and had reputatiun b TOR skill
and diligence IN his work le was 4
member Of NAttahoon tribe Improved
order u Red Men and ui Dilgent
Council. Junior order Of nited American
Mechanics.
The sons who were m the service oi the
country during the war bcsldfs AUBREY
and Ralph are Norman b james IL.
and C,tiy { James Nelson Turner has
for a number of wears been act i've III the
Delaware National Guard He served as
4 sergeant with the 5qth Pioneer Infantry
in France Norman served in France as \
eorporai Guy { had not vet received
sailing or5cr- al the tine Of the armistice
and Wa. training al Camp DIX The sixth
SON Pow Was TOO Young 10 enter the
service
Mrs Turner has also three daughters
Nr, Viola Elliott Mrs II hitc and Mrs
samuel jackson all Of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
OBITUARY
GEORGE Vi MILLER

Georao NJ Miller aged Is years. died
last night Il; his home. sO0a Shalleross
avenue lie VAS 4 prominent real estate
dealer and lea. identified with i number
of activities IN fhs a5 Iiis affitt vas
vi Is Orang. sLInuI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Broome Street House sold.

The sale OF No. 1918 Broome street BY
Elizabeth ID. Shortlidge to Edward W.
MAYNARD for $4,000 Ias Just bean
recorded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
Weather Forecast.
Nv Associate Press 70 Evers aycnn-
Mashington MAY 1.--WNAtHlr Lnr.t--

by Associate Press - bvers aNsAh-
Washington. NlaS a.--W catli,l f'ftttN.
Tor Delaware
psrtly cloudy and conunu,N to" 5hH
and Thursday modef&to ~in1> 1eNiA
northeast. probably iresh On npoat
sun MOON .TEAipERAr URE AND Zip
sun rose this mcT1ius ...-....-... a-Mt
sun sets tonight .-,........ ..,-..--.#.-..- -.
sun rises tomorrow morning hFh
sun sets tOmorrcw eight RI WAR;
Moon rises tOn ght at
lengtl Og dAy i3 b bUuls minutes
: ID m YESTERDAY ..-.... N-
IA tndaN ...t...- tl
Noon tOdat ~
Highest temperature yesterday .-.,.+. eA
Lowest temperature saSt ntEat....-.-,.- t-
NtGh tide this ulOTutn1 ...-...t..... -.-
HEB tide tais Afternoon ...+..,,.,,.. 2 t&
Low tide thts morning .....- ,......-... z II.
Low ttde tonigh ht. Au,Q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05
RanLisls h Stale NIeelIng.

Tile State Baptist Association will meet
at New Castle tomorrow and Friday Rev,
q. A Chader Of this city viii Ike ono oi the
speakers at the morning session tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

Friendship dance. tndAN evening
Tickets 30 cents Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

Certified milk for infants Clover
Dairy Co.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-05

4 sale spring tonic. Clover Dairy
miik,-Ady