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PRICE REWARD PAID.
Attorney General Reinhardt Sends
1,500 to Birmingham
Police.

Two checks, one for $1,000, the State s
reward for the capture of Lemuel Price
and the other for $500, the reward offered
by the trustees of the workhouse, were
forwarded yesterday to John II. Taylor,
Commissioner Of Police, Birmingham,
Alabama, by Attorney General Reinhardt.
This clears the mstter from this end,
still leaving the matter of the apportion-
ment Of the reward among the four
claimants to the local authorities for final
decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
GOODYEAR STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING POSTPONED
- Associated Pres to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Akron, O., Dec, 29.-The adjourned
meeting of Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company stockholders set for today was
again postponed until January II, after
the finance committee Of directors re-
ported that plans for refinancing had not
been completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
ENGLISH LABOR SITUATION
CHANGES PRENfIERS' PLANS

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Paris, Dec. 20. Because Of the labor
situation in England, which makes ueces-
sary the presence of Prime Minister Lloyd
George in London, the rext conference Of
the allied premiers viii take place IN
London or Paris, and not at Nice, It Is
said, by Newspapers here today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
'ANNUNz|O HANDS
OVER AUTHORITY To
CRIMINAL COUNCIL
Milan Hears That Fighting Poet
Has Agreed 90 Step Down
and Out.
DICTIONARIES FIRE
POWDER MAGAZINE

ny ArrocIaief Press - E-s-g E.rr
Fiume. Dec ~ Gabriel q Art -.
early to-day guuer dr5rd iI tr l~
80 the Fiume rDmrnWal sWlr ,II
General Cavglia rprnTla irr ~ r
regular Italia fofees ei.l arrerg' 'h'
ditions ~ peace wi'h dr'ge'
council today
Milan. De- Gabrelr tr..t
says 'hr Corrinrr Drir sra '
correspondent f0dqv tas lardfi ..r
aufhoritv r. the toufrlrr
Fi1fuo
Flume Dee ~ n1rirs
putpozo ~ nrrargrg IL hrrI .rs'
hov'if'ire nrtween tno frui1r lfaIa
forces of General favRla anl
yio's leginqarins vss 20 ir- ftq r
Meanwhile ~ military ofrra''1re Haf
been sDEpandrd
The fruce w7F arlrgrf .rz
night srd win continue uatI W. r.
sinn a ihe corfrrrrrr Ns.m Feirff
Cfganfe ~ Fnrns ard 'spf. li0e
neptuu. ID vhosr lsrc fru
plird the defense 0f 'hs .' hr
sr,okemnen for Trurr ffr.rr
psrortly being igror'd
Iond1r Der ~ Drrss,,r n 'rr
for the capitulafwu II lurrr
Ahba'ia ~ o'oIork te-'erdrr 7'frrr IN
say. MIA dispatch 'a .nr 'o-f'r
Times The oorferrr rp v7s af'i rss
~ 5o'rlock ire' evening
paris Dr~ b. zhtrg - fuur
tween the Italian guv~rr rnrn' 'rssorle ert.
Captain C,ahriele d'Anrunuos 70 eQH
ries has bpcn visr,er ded iov iiur ~ r.
IL was reported here Ddqf d.-raf
from Rome stated trf ieirzsfe
pointed by the mnvrr lf .unr .
Ter eral FeTrans ln 0irerf rlWmnnH
the Italian rog7ilars ~ tliaf y tnsferf'at
and .greed hn terms irfd an~-- .r IH.
capitulation n tho cItv ID Anrur u1 a-
evpected o.sign tbefn fhiz unrnirR ono
truce was arranged until nom fodar
Rome. Dec. - - Anuunyiar legion
arleE ~ Fuime set 81 ~ 20 r powder uaga
1ine in the RsCina Valley spIfheasi VI thr
city ast niRht, according 81 2 rr7urf 'r.rn
Albania The cVpl0sinn. which noCurrra
toward midnight ~ ire a. tle Ffnia
surrounding Fiume % the east and Erea
clouds ~ black smoke rolled down over
the city. u some quarters thr belief ra-
expressed. The dispatch stai .hat
petroleum refinery penT fnr npH or
magazine had aiso bern zrf ~ hrr
Italian regular troops sIrrDuudlnz ,umr
continued 20 advance west ami north
ne city Yesterday. while 80 The olsfer.
side the situation vas unchanger
The hercest sighting occurred tre'
FitIrne where Alpin. advancing ir1u ..'.
"a reached the public vardens Den
they found All the house had been .Ilua
formed nto machine gun rcsfr, .u.
Continusd ~ pazr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Observation-Disclosures
DICTIONARIES RECEIVED.

Every Evening is pleased to be
able to announce receipt of another
shipment of the New Universities
Dictionaries. These are now ready
for distribution Hundreds of people
have been waiting for this ship
ment, and these orders can now be
filed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
HAS
FIRE COSTING Sl60, 900

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
indianapolis, Ind, Dec 29-Fire early
5oday caused looss estimated at 100000
10 the ii. Lieber Company, dealers in
photographers and art workers supplies
The building is located in the central
portion of the bsineSs district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Heavy Penalty on Bootlegger.

A fine Of 500 and costs and one month
IN the workhouse was the sentence inn
posed on Alexander korcnik by Judge
Hastings IN City Court today on charge
IL selling Intoxicating liquor. The case WIS
heard one week ago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Every druggist knows that Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy is successful in cases
of indigestion, bloating and gas in the
stomach One dose will convince or
money refunded. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
INSURANCE WILL
REACH S2,2O0,OOO
Of This ST, ,5O0,000 is on the Stock
and 100000 on the Build
ings Destroyed.
photo Ivy A. n sonborn.

According 60 the agents Of tho insurance
companies affected by the fire last night
AZ the works of tho Wilmington Leather
Co, the loss viii aggregate $4,000 900.
which ia fully covered hy insurance. One
insurance agent said that practically
every fire insurance company licensed m
the State OF Delaware had some Of the
insurance
G T. Picrzon, with Offices ~ the Odd
Fellows Building. Tenth and King streets.
said that the loss should he 50 heavy ls n
surprise 70 the companies represented. a7
they never figured on morc than 70 pcr
cent loss. owing to tho fire-pronf Coustruc-
tinn Of tho buildings and the fact that they
were scattered The reason for wire glass
windows. Mr. pierson said Mas % prevent
the spread 81 flames
Albert Bird nf Bird Ford q 60. ~ the
Ford building, said tho total insurance on
the stock will roach 81 500 600 while tho
insurance on the buildings amounts %
about s7O0.O .OGO MIR Bird said that tho
loss On the stock will reach si.50000, hut
he said { was too early to estimate or the
loss incurred on the buildings Part ot
the stock is STORED IL another building
The roof Of the new building fell n, and.
part Of ono og the walls also collapsed
according t. Mr. Bird
WHOLE HLoCK DESTROYED.
The fire loss is confined 20 tho block
bounded bv Second. Third and Webb
streets and Grccuhill avenue The other
buildings from Third e. Fifth street were
not damaged on account Of being low IN
construction, this enabling them 10 escape
the ravagcs of the flames
Mr. Bird said that from information he
has secured the fire Is believed 20 have
started around a motor III part of the old
building on Webb street Part Of tins
building was Of frame construction. This
motor had been used recently, but is not
thought 70 have been IN use shortly before
tho FIRE started There also IS 3 possibility.
according to Mr. Bird, that the tirc may
have been due 10 defective wiring Mr.
Bird said the loss to the buildings would
reach about $500. 0O0. hut this figure IS
subject 10 revision He said that most 81
the new slx-story building not already
down. will have 70 be torn down To permit
Of the rebuilding q the plant as there Is
SO much twisted steel about the runs that
II will he impossible 20 rebuild without
tearing down part Of the building left
standing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
Minstrels at State Hospital.

A minstrel show will be given at the
State Hospital tonight by the Loyal
Order of Moose for the entertainment of
the $50 patients who are confined there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
TEN-YEAR-OLD BOYS
ARRAiGNED AS BANDITS

Isy Associated Press % Ever, Etsn4us
Jersey CITY, Dec - Two tcuNycaT.
old bows we're arraigned IN criminal court
here today on the chargc oi holding Ip fap
other lads OF their own are ani roOlus
them Of a dollar Tho defendants, lr.t
Augcmma and Tony ID Sanna roth
Hobokeu we're paroled IN the cuslndv
their parents pending q hearing la1r
nile court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses. Collins
& Meyer, 101 West Eighth street. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

A cheap healthful food Clover Dairy
Safe Milk Phone 1540-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Storm Doors, Storm Sash Porch In
closures 1indall d oon, Ola Tatnall
street.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Tasty luncheOns for shoppers. Tea bal
SONY Smiti. ( Strevig's 9i9 Market street
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Clover Dairy Safe Milk makes robust
children Phone 1540.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Tvcr.y slla,IibeI ui lhis paper can
prontsbly read and use classified ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29

Southern cookery light Mn 4co >ul
& Strevigs tea balcony. 9l5 Mlgst
strset.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-29
s25 worth OF records free Alfred Plane
Co. 40 Vest Ninth street. Adv.
Amusements tonSht
Weather sorecasg

BY Associated Press % Every hvenlns
WASHINGTON. Dec ~. Forerast for nria.
ware
Partly cloudy and warmer toniknt AlA
Thursday moderate % frcsn soathNtst
winds.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
Of Md Feet Keeps Hall Roar D Fight Co1pse

the country. II they nominatS 4
man who would not be reeafded ~
the country as thorough goirx pfo-
gressiye. their chance Of winnfnx
will be, greatly diminished. becaueo
In that case there will be . thru
party led by strenuous progressivoo
and radicals who. while not able 70
win an election in 1890 would ~
sufficiently strong to take from tho
Democrats the progressive solI0v-
ing which they are really entitled
to.
"A wet candidate would lose the
Western States and lose the eiec-
tIon. A conservative candidsfe
would lose the West Party Lead
ers in New York, PeEnsylvauta-
Ohio, Illinois and Indiana have not
known how 10 present thei princi-
pies of Democracy in a manner 20
carry conviction making the union
with the wet elements, and even
with this union of the Democrats
with the vets they were only z0ie
to carry Ohio with a narrow mafe1o
of 1850 and to carry New Jerpey
and to stand on precarious ground
there.
The Democratic candidate should
be in favor of prohibition. He
should be in favor of popular uov-
ernment He should be able to lat-
tract hundreds of thousand4 o.
progressive Republicans.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
THREE GIVE LIVES
JULY 4TH TOLL;
MANY ARE INJURED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The women were pinned beneath
the wreckage. y,
Passing automobiles took the in
jured men to a train bound for
Washington. The bodies of the
women were left at Front Royal.
John E. McQuade left Washington
yesterday to bring home the bodies
Of his wife and daughter
Mrs. McQuade was a matron en-
ployed by the District government.
Her daughter was a telephone op-
orator in the central exchange. The
husband and two sons survive the
victims of the accident.
Burns Fatal to ChiId.
Katherine McGroory. years old,
1903 l. street southeast, died at
Providence hospital last night from
burns received when her dress ig-
nited from fireworks Sunday,
Elizabeth Rusk, years old. us
A street northeast, was burned on
the arms while playing with spark-
lers in front of her home last night
She was sent to Casualty Hospital,
Jennie Bayly. colored, Z years old,
346 H street southwest, while pIay-
ing with fireworks last night was
burned on the face and arms
Physicians at Emergency HospitaI
said her condition was serious.
Mrs. Louise Shankoltz. 2s vear.
old, S32 Eleventh street northea an
tainted when firecracker exploded
behind her on H street northwest
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
last night. She was sent to bar
home.
Florence Reed. colored, year.
old. set fire to her dress while pIav-
ing with sparkfers in front of her
home. She was treated at Freed
mems Hospital for burns on the
arms and body.
Juanita King, 5 years old. 4sa
Washington street northwest. was
burned about. the arms and body
while playing with sparklers. She
was taken to Casualty Hospital for
treatment. Her condition is said
to be not serious.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
DARE DEVIL AIRMAN
CRASHES TO DEATH
IN LAST TAIL SPIN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.


vators on the ship in order to stop
Its descent. The brkken bracket
caused the controls oNtam.
Pulling frantically at the stick
control, Lieut.. Logan tried to move
the elevators. Finding this impos-
sible. he started his engine. but this
too failed to right the ship. and he
crashed to earth.
Lieut.. Logan is well remembered
by washingtonians for his sensa-
tional aerial acrobatics at the Air
Services first national tournament
held recently at Boiling Field. The
machine il which he was fatally In
jured was the same in which he as
tonished the spectators at the tourn-
ament by flying upside down.
1t was said by oficers of the Air
Service that the possibility OF the
jamming of the elevator on the kind
of machine flown BY Lieut.. Logan
was a thing the makers had for a
long time been trying to rectify.
Lieut.. Logan was born In Detroit
about twenty-six years ago. He
was educated at the University OF
Michigan and entered the service in
1917. After learning the theoretic
rudiments Of aviation at the ground
school of Ohio State University he
matriculated to flying school at Sell
fridge Field. Mt. Clements. Mich. He
later learned aerial acrobatics at
Kelly-Field. Texas. and graduated in
night flying at Ellington Field.
Texas.
He was overseas with the Ninety
third Squadron and was up on the
front ready for action when the
armistice was signed. He was
considered the most popular fiier at
Boiling Field
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
Erin Pickets Visit
Bronze Lafayette,
Parade Mt. Vernon

Irish women sympathizers
journeyed to Mt Vernon yester-
day and told George Washing
ton their troubles. after picket
ing the statue of Lafayette op-
posite the White House.
tanners telling the nations
father he never toadied to the
English and various other
thoughts were passed In review
before the tomb of Washing
ton. Police made no attempt to
stop the assemblage in front of
the White House, no objection
was interposed by Lafayette.
A telegram to the secretary
of the San Francisco conyen-
tion suggesting that the Philip
pine Islands be traded for Ire
land was dispatched during the
day and the French charge DAFT
faires was asked to transmit a
letter to the French people sug-
getting that they recognize the
Irish republic
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
OWEN SCANS CLOUDS
IN DEMOCRATIC SKIES
AS FIGHT PROCEEDS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FhVA fAsE ONh-
mixture Of progressives and con-
servatives with conservatives pre-
dominating and with also very
lively set of Federal oficials who
are indebted to Mr.. Palmer for past
favorS
There is a good deal of human
nature in everybody.
.Mr. Bainbridge Colby Is In the
offing waiting and willing for any
thing that may happen.
The friends of the three leading
have, naturally. In the
process of a violent combat, incensed
each other to the explosion point
THE great contest In the nation
is between the conservative element
in the country. led by Harding, of
Ohio under the Republican flag. and
the Democratic party which is
overwhelmingly, as far as its party
membership is concerned, liberal
and progressive.
III the Democrats name a thor
oughgoing progressive - and mod
esty forbids me to mention the name
Of one of them - they can sweep
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
President Wilson
On Suburban Trip,
Avoids Politics

President Wilson yesterday
AFTERNOON cast aside ofncial
cares and forsook the absorbing
Democratic convention news for
q two-hour auto ride over the
roads of nearby suburbs.
In line with his hands OF
policy regarding the convention.
the President retired last night
at $3.50. long before the dead
locked delegates adjourned.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
important Dates
In Career of Cox

Is7o-Born at Jacksonburg.
Ohio.
/ Isso-Reporter on a Dayton
paper.
Isos-Bought Dayton Daily
News.
Ioos-Bought Springfield pa
per and formed News League
Of Ohio.
Iooo-Began first of two
terms in Congress.
IoI3-Governor of Ohio.
IoI5-Defeated for governor
by Frank B. Willis.
IoI7-Defeated Willis and be-
gan second term as governor.
IoIo-Began third term as
governor.
Ioeo-Nominated for Presi-
lent.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
Raid On shdios Nipped IN Bud.

Timely approach Of a policeman,
u Is believed.> broke up an at
tempted raid early yesterday on r
street northwest Photographic es-
tapiishments. Evidences of efforts
TO pry open, the front doors of the
Edmonston studio at 1407 r street
ana Bachrach's at 1881 + street
were found by an investigating po-
liceman.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
Carnival Train Wrecked;
Six Killed, Eighteen Hurt

Atoka. Okla. July 5.-Six persons
were reported killed and eighteen
injured when a II. X. and T. freight
train struck carnival special.
The carnival train Of eight cars
was unloading when the freight
|plowed into 1t. Several deaths were
reported causedsby fire which broke
out at onca.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
ZIONIST CONFERENCE
TO BEGIN TOMORROW
By WILLIAM zUCKERMAN.


(American-Jewish journalist just
returned from investigation OF
conditions I'm Russia, where he
was q prisoner to Bolshevikt)
Cwashington Herald-Cross Atlantic
Service. Special Cable DispatchJ
London, July 5.-The Information
al Zionist conference which was to
have been called to order by United
States Supreme Court Justice Bran
deis today, will not begin before
Wednesday. The delay Is caused
by the calling of Naum Socoloh'
the international Zionist leader,
and Felix Frankfurter, head of the
American delegation. to the spa
conference of the allied statesmen,
where Sccoloff is being consulted
regarding the terms of the mandate
for England over the new state OF
Palestine and the boundaries Of the
state.
The Polish delegation of thirty
hve members is expected here to-
day.
Copyright. 1920. Cross-Atlantie Newspaper
Service, Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
Tree Stump Worth $3.50.

Save your tree stumps." This
should be the lesson drawn from
the experience of the Settgast
brothers. farmers of Geary County.
Kansas. They recently purchased q
walnut grove. Included was a stump
weighing nine tons. 1t will be used
for gunstockAand u valued At $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
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Pearsoh's Greeiine, s0c, 45c, 23e
ana ..sss..ssss..s.s..s ~ 10c
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06

TwinpIex stropper will remedy your dull Gillette
blades-it takes a sharpen Q blade. Buy
II from 'Peope's' and 81 cents. 81 d0
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
Buy Your Gillette
From, "People $"
Big Fellow

Beautiful gum wood
case with soft luster-
less finish. The mans
size Razor for a man'B-
size fist Twice as
heavy as any other
model of Gillette
Takes the same size
Gillette blades
$500 Big Fellow
Triple Silver Plated
Razor with a S3.9S
dozen blades.
Gillette Big Zellsv,
Bull Dog" or Gun Metal
Set, regular s. GO QS
outhtS Inolce. .----
Ender's Blades, package Of
five kSs'
Ender's Razors, SL.O0 valS'
ueS ....----.--s--- Nv
Gem Razors. complete. Use
Durham Domino Razors, =
$l.O0 value --......--..- Ioc
Durham DUPLEX Blades, 4sc
Gem Blades, Z in pack
are ..........3 3sc
Auto-Strop Blades, half
dozen, 45c; dozen. ..ssc
Keen Kutter Blades, pack
age of hye....-...-----..zse
The Washington herald., 1920-07-06
knickerbocker Bath

Both Sprays five feet long, will fit
on any bath tub spigot. Three sizes,
69c, 98c and $l.l9