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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Arrest Kentucky Man on Support
Charge

Ulysses Hannah wanted in Ashland,
Kentucky, on a charge of non-support
and desertion of his wife and child was
arrested this morning at the National
Analine Chemical Co, near Marcus
Hook, by Detectives Johnson and Riley.
Hannah has waived requisition proceed
ings and is being held ipr the Kentucky
anfhnrifins
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
W. c. T. u. Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Whining
ton W. c. +. T., which was postponed on
the 10th. will he held tomorrow afternoon.
AZ their headquarters. special program
will be rendered from the u t. B. en-
campment held az Keuka Park, New
Work. Special visitors will be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Junior League Picnic.

The Junior League of the Swedish
M. E. Church had very enjoyable day
in the way of bus ride and picnic at
Brandywine Springs, today. The young
folks left the church at $50 in a bus and
proceeded to the Springs. They spent the
day PLAYING and boatriding.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
CHILD SUICIDES.
Fearing Punishment by Father 1l-year-
old Girl Jumps rom Fourth Floor.

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, July 22.--Prefcrring death
To punishment by her father, ll-year-old
Angelina Sore threw herself from the
window of her home into yard four
stories below She died in the hospital
today without rogaining consciousness.
She believed her father was going 30
punish her for quarrelng with another
rirl. the police say She left her parents
this note:
II wns no use. To get killed | threw
myself out the window
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
MILLION DOLLAR LUMBER FIRE.
Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening

nv AssncIntcd Prrss 10 Evtry Evening
Manistce. Mich. July 22-Eire today
DESTROYED the lumber and salt plant
OF the Buckley and Douglas Lumber
Conpanv, causing an estimated loss of
3 600 600. The plant was the largest
of its kind in the world. operating a new
uuadrliple evaporating system, A num-
ber OF residences also were destroyed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
To Motor TO Geneva. n. Y.

Mr.. and Mrs Eugene A. Ellis Will leave
on Saturday for Geneva, y Y, by auto
mobile. for two-weeks vacation. They
will be the guests OF Mr.. Ellis mother, Mr.
+. A. Ellis OF Geneva. During their stay
in New York State, they expect to visit
Rochester. Buffalo, Watkins Glenn and
other pounts OF interest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
Reported by Laird & Co., Brokers.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Linen Co, quarterly Of 10 per
cent, payable August 2
Butler Brothers. is per cent on the $40
par value stock, payable August 2.
Cities Service Co., monthly of n of per
cent on preferred, preferred B and com
mon. also 3-4 per cent in stock, payable
September L.
Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co. guar
terly of per cent. payable July 81.
Lindsay Light Co, quarterly of per
cent, payable August 81.
Pennsylvania Railroad Co, quarterly oi
ll2 per cent, payable August e.
, Philadelphia Co. semi-annusl of "a pei
cent on per cent preferred. payable Sep
tember J.
X. j. Reynolds Tobacco Co., 200 pei
cent in stock on common. both classes. pay
able August Is.
Wickwlre Spencer Steel Co., quarterly OF
81 per share on Class A common and pei
cent on first preferred. payable August ]
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
sEAFORD SHUT DELMAR OUT.

Soaford, July 22.--Waltcr Holt pitched
another fine game for Seaford yesterday
and backed up by good fielding by his
teammates, added the second shut-out
game 20 his credit within n week, having
administered the white wash brush N
Mardella, Md, o few days ago, z to o.
The score yesterday was 3 TO 0 in Soaford s
favor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Hope for Reconciliation.

Edward p. Pierce, charged with nom
support of his wife and three-year-old
son, was today ordered by Municipal
Court to pay $14 a week. The order is
effective until August 2S, pending rec
ommendation by the judge that they
attempt a reconciliation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Girl Shot by Lover Improves.

The condition OF Stella Staninzawski
who was shot through the shoulder in her
home at 20S Lower Oak street yesterday
morning by Vincent Novwecki, was
reported as very good at the homeopathic
hospital this afternoon. Operation to
remove the bullet has not been performed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
DAVIS COMING HOME.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, July 22.-John w. Davis,
American ambassador to Great Britain.
will sail for the United States on August
Is on the Olympic to spend his leave of
absence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
,tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttti
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

If, for any reason, your paper
is not delivered regularly and
promptly, whether by mail or car
rier, please notify the Circulation
Department at onue. Telephone
322 Unless complaints are re-
ceived the inference naturally is that
service is satisfactory. All COM
plants of poor service will be given
immediate attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
Mrs. Oberender Recovering

Mrs. f. s. Oberender who was hurt in
motor accident on Tuesday night, is
recovering. She was not badly injured
She and her husband were guests Of
]. w. Minnick in the latter's car when the
accident happened.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
WEDDINGS.
nRnwN N-ARMsTRfyva.

Mrs. Elmer G.. Brown and Ernest
T. Armstrong, manager Of the Nobel
works Of the Canadian Explosive, Ltd.
were married July IT. at the Patterson
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Sixty
third and Vine streets, Philadelphia, Rev.
Geo. NJ. Bell. officiating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
All Wilmington League Meeting.

A meeting ~ the All-Wimington
Baseball League ls called for tomorrow
evening NJ 3 30 at the Evening Journal
office. Fourth and Shipley streets Every
manager is requested 20 be present, also
the following umpires Henry, Cum
ningham, Sullivan Williams and shaw
hack
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE STANDING
r. j. SPELLACY SLATED
TO SUCCEED ROOSEVELT r
nr aseocIatai 80 b 80 Eveninr

Washington, july 22.--ThOmas J
Spellacy, Of Hartford, Conn, is under
stood 70 have been selected az ssistant
secretary of the navy 10 succeed Franklin
-. Roosevelt when Mr. Roosevelt re-
tires about August . 10 make the race as a
Dernncrntic vicn-nresidanlial candidate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Myrtle Nendenhall is spending
two weeks in Detroit, Boston and New
Work 1ffy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-22

Lest something? Try classified adver
.tisement in Every Evening ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
AGED NOWATAN IS
SEVERELY BURNED
Tulsa Woman Called TO
Bedside Of Father
Yesterday.

-. II. Richter OF Nowata who was
struck by lightning Tuesday even
ing al his home in Delaware, is now
In a serious condition because OF
burns, according to word telephone
yesterday by his daughter, Mrs. Ted
l. White Of this city TO Mrs \. ID,
White 4l6 South Detroit Mrs. White
was called 20 the bedside Of her
father on Wednesday
Richter was stricken about :
o'clock Tueday evening. When he
reP1incd consciousness no was lying
In another part OF IN" room with
his clothes afire. lie fought weakly
against the flames and was finally
able to oxtinguish them. Tho shoe
was burned or ono foot and his
loft arm and shoulder and back
were also badly burned. He lay
In a conscious condition
throughout the night, unable to at
tract the attention of ncighbors
|untl after 8 o'clock in the morning,
lie was removed to Nowata for
treatment. lie is advanced in years
and lives alone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
OWNERS TO MAKE
PAVING DECISION
Citizens From District
231 Meet With City
Commission Today.

whether property owners In pave
ing district 23t are 60 grant the
Parker Washington Paving company
an extension on its contract there,
or II such property owners have
reached a state of indignation that
prompts them 10 refuse tho paving
comppny'a request Will be- dttcrm.
inod at tho city commission meeting
this morning when property ownorn
and Representatives OF the paving
contractor are 10 DO brought to-
gethor
a similar moottnR was hold two
weeks ago whom property owncrH In
district No. 23A granted an extension
~ 90 dnvg TO the Standard Paving
company upon the assurance of ~
representative that II would finish
tho contract IN thai length of uWu
due to the unexpected arrival uf t
sufficient supply Of cement. Tho
standard company had, however,
started work on the contract several
months ngo
Tho city commissioners are letting
property owners have the say 80 In
granting future extensions. n tho
Tlrkor. washington comphuy's n.
uucgt b. doniod. n viii mean the for
f,iturc of tho contract and admins
tcring Of iusllfiiblc penalty nC-
cording 90 tho city attorneys office,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
TULSANS GIVE
GOOD MEASURE
Weight Inspector Says
Most Scales in City
Are Correct.

Generally speaking, scales IN
Tulsa business houses are correct
s. II. Morris, city inspector OF
weights and measurements, said
yesterday. AN occasional complaint
reaches me about pair Of scales
ss. ~ out ~ balance, but they are
not frequent Usually Il is only
necessary to issue an order for the
offender 90 make Ire necessary COR
rcctlon IN his scales or install new
ones"
Most complaints concern Ice, Mr.
Morris said. Housewives call up
ana declare they are receiving only
30 To 40 pounds instead OF SO and
1s to 20 pounds when they order
2i The law allows a shrinkagc Of
10 per cent, but any shortage above
this amount is construed by city
ordinance ns an effort on the part
~ ice dclivcrors 10 shortwcight their
customers Several arrests have
been made by Morris recently for
this OffcnAc. He intends TO curb
tho practice and said he wants
housewives to insist that their ice be
weighed. Otherwise IL is Impossible
10 find delivery mon.
Strict orders have been issued
by Morris to several grocery stores
regarding groceries which are
sacked in advance" A days es-
timatod supply Of sugar, potatoes
Nd beans is sacked early in the
morning to save time when custom
p ask for these articles A few
uf such packages examined by Nor.
ris have shown a discrepancy OF sew
cral ounces, he said, with the result
that they were all rcsaCkcd and tho
shortage added.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
City Attorney and
NeiD!y Wedded Wife
SerUe Prison Term

The wheels of Justice ,in the city
police court slowed down WoduoH-
day--yes, they oven stopped Will,
a. & Sinclair prosecuting nttor-
ney took time uff ana performed
the biggest and most vital step In
his career
While tho criminals waited In
tho dark and g,oomy jail FOR their
appearance before the Judge AMI
Attorney Sinclair he rushed off
early Wednesday morning and was
united IN marriage TO Miss Ruth
Boulsc Ryard. daughter or Geo.
w. Rynrd. 217 Yves. Fifth. And
because he didn't play fair. and
axe a previous announcement
OF II 10 his friends he received
the dreaded iniatlon Of most
young married couples-that OF
being charivaried.
The young couple were placed
In car with appropriate decor
aticna and paraded through tho
business dstrict. followed by sew
oral other cars. Two traffic Of
fiers arrested them for disturbing
the peace and Jay driving. They
were placed In jail--in separate
coils and at the conclusion OF
about an hour n. NJ Martindalc.
assumed the role ot Judge and
called their case. They were re-
leased when Sinclair promised n
round Of cigars,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

roads clnrge moro FOR long hauls
than for short ones, tho postoffice
dcpartmord charges more FOR dcli-
vcrlng parcel post package 10 Now
York than II does from hon 20 Kan
Has city
what IN needed most f. zone
system of determining gan rates, just
aH n zone system determines tho
amount necessary 10 send parcel
post package TulsanH should not
be- forced 10 pay tho same rate FOR
pas ~ some city u hundred miles
from the Ghs ficlds"
The "city gate" controversy ia 10
hc discussed and possibly rc'tlcd
when the corporation commission
holds its meeting Saturday The
matter OF tho gas cpmpHnY'H pro-
pcrty valuation ~ 90 be- tnkon up be-
fore the cOmmission on Sept. 10.
The commission had intended 10
take up the matter ~ valuation yes
tordny, but postponed the hearing
because ~ a suit f.lod hy the Nat
ioual Carbon company ~ test the
validity ~ the CommlgglOn's dccis-
ION that natural gas IN oklahoma
cannot hc used Tor making carbon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
BUILD BIG DAM
AT TEXAS CITY
Mineral Wells Official
Tells of New Half
Million Project.

r. J Green. rpm' i..iur
streets Of Mineral Wells. Texas.
camo In yesterday FOR u supr ,,a..
with hts daughter. Mrs " B Rob-
inson. wife Of Assistant city Attorney
Robinson, and to look after business
mnttorE.
Mineral Wells ia now IN the midst
Of n municipal project hat Is To cost
approximnteiy $500, 900. Mr Green
said This project is the building OF
n dam In large creek near the city,
which will furnish Mineral Wells
water supply and at the same time
provide n mammoth municipal bath
ing beach. with plenty Of boating
ana fishing. Tho lake IN n mile wide
In some plnccs. ana backs up from
the dam n distance OF six miles. The
depth NJ the dam is % feot, accord
ing TO MIR. Groon,
The city OF Mineral Wells expects
20 obtain revenue through municipal
operation Of tho beach and itH at
tondaut pleasures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
CAN COMMISSION
lNTERCEDE HERE?
Power of the Corporation
Body's Power on Gas
Hike Questioned.
WANTS ZONE SYSTEM
City Attorney Duncan VIII
Head Tulsa Delegation
at Hearing Saturday,

whether the corporation commits
siuu hnr power IN act between the
tha tltv ~ Tuiea and the Oklahoma
Nnlurnl tinH rnnrnny ~ % question
NJ moment that H. yet undecided NY
the lncal legal fraternity, but which
De- a nurpiiun regarded ~ utmost In
pnrtahpc How that the kns company
hna attempted Ia obtain hno,hpr In
rrohHp w rates
rho city ~ Tulsa II situated IN The
controversy hilrhtly different than
most of the other riiioa md lownH
about 30 in number IN which the
nnr company typorta 10 establish n
Getty rair" rnto. which will be more
han tho nrorout rnte NJ 90 cents n
thousand fuct gross.
Tulnr'r franchise tn tho oklahoma
Natural Nnr company then upcr0ta
Ing NJ tho OHnrc Oklahoma tias
company, WAS given u short time hoa
fore statehood, or whilo this was
"'rulsa. Indian Torritory,' IA the
corporation commission M n con-
trolling body with almost unlimited
power VIVA not crchtcd IN Tho Htate
until after statehood, tho legal
question has nriaon Rs 10 whothor
this commission has Jurisdiction
over franchises given to corporations
ly cities prior 10 statehood d--or its
creation,
City Attorney Frank II. Duncan,
Rftcr u careful investigation, has con-
cludof that according 20 reliable In
formation. the commission cannot
act in such cases. However. Dun
can. despite this information, fcela
that tho Oklahoma supreme court
would uphold the commission n Il
attempts TO exercise its judicial pow
or, and that its ruling could not he
changed except by appeal 10 the
United States supreme court This
course, Duncan says, would involve
an almost endless amount ot litlgn -
tlon for the city and create much
expense for tho citizens
Tulsn's delegation headed by
Duncan. which attends the hearing
before the corporation commission
tomorrow. will direct It's main fight
on the contention that this city being
almost In the midst Of oklahoma's
gas fields where tho Oklahoma Nat
ural obtains its supply, Ia entitled 70
a lower gas ratio than cities 100 or
200 miles away n which Ras II
piped Mt, heavy expense, through y
pipe line that cost several thousand
dollars IN which Tulsa has no inter.
est.
while II may he argued by som,
that this exhibits aelfiah Hpirit
at the same time tho city ciosest IN,
source OF supply should he given thii
benefit" Duncan declared. rail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
Sapulpa Republicans
TO Stage Big Rally
in Opening Campaign

Bapuipa republicans have per-
fccted arrangements for a big re-
publican rally ana convention in
that city at 2 o'clock .. m. Bop
tembcr 7th. Hon. J. ". Harreld.
candidate for tho United States
senate, and Hon. J G. Pringley,
candidate for congress, viii make
% the occasion OF opening their
campaigns In the fourth district.
and both gentlemen will address
the mcntiug.
The republican county commit
tee will meet at that time for the
purpose NJ organizing for the
campaign IN Creek county
Creek county republicans arc
wide awake, aud there is every
promise that all the party caudt-
dates VIII sweep the county In
November.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
MAYOR WILL RETURN SOON
Evans Hcports lie IL Improved After
Vacation In Colorado.

Mayor r H. Evans. who IN now
spending his vacation IN Denver and
other points IN Colorado expects TO
return sunday according To word
received by rclgtivos and friends
The mayor aays he is greatly Inn
proved by his brief soIourn IN tho
mountains and expects 10 return to
his official duties "fuli. OF pep"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
Three Are Charged With
Obscenify Before Women

on complaint charging use OF oh
sccnc Language in the presence OF
women, three young men, Texas
Red" Jess Williams and Lee Row
man. were arraiRned before Justice
Of the Peace II. J. Gray here ycstor-
day. Plcns OF not guilty were noted
and hearing set for september i4th.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03
JONES MAKES LARGE BOND
snlH 10 Rc Under Conviction for
KliIluE Ninmi officer

Douglas Jones whose Lansing
drug store was ralded by the police
wednesday was arraigned yesterday
on the charge OF possessing intoNi
eating liquors. and released on $l.2b0
bond for preliminary hearing Mon
day. II was snid at the U. =. mar
shal's office that Jones Is undcr con
viction at Miami for manslaughter in
connection with the killing of dep
aty sheriff In ottawa county and Is
on bail awaiting outcome of an APP
neal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-03

soross dark tan calf brogue walking oxfords with
practical comfortable military heels and welt soes,
illustrated, In striking lhes--surdy low quarters
especially Attractve and offered special plce for
the two days.
Footwear-Mnn Floor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
ENCOURAGE the Hen

country Poultry
poultry
poultry Purdue
eggsgood
erected
shampoo
liberal appropriation what
State
held together without hydraulic
to- increase the proper
buildings
chickens utility
plant something
treatment i'm
China nativity
shipped powder
ready preparations
where the directions simply require that
obnabe of
stnI better let appropriation made
byfeeding
separation
A labor saving
fresh something well
which production belongs.
Should everything indicate uy education
luxury Of spring xzxxa
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
Speak Softly Good AdUice NotU

big stick
day"
million taken productive called
labor
enough and for the jobs Many
hiring
who had been hiring employees for their homes found possible
to with less help
Now since the is and the back again largely occupy
positions
conditions changed the atOr market
stick.
Unemployment is growing the Large cities Hobo halls full Of
winter the city Thousands Of them would be in the Bdewel they
old whisky
drink sells dollar and they have the
old they Brdewen
free lodging
which little
filed
conditions changed the labor
thing
public
building building
thousands will be making
w D. Boyce in the Saturday Blade. Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
What MGv Be Expected

result OF
legislation intends send nfor
nation intelligent choice Of candidates
be made This council Institution tho Legislative
Council of India
About holdover
tivesr to
favored four Nine
opposed making Saturday
against the State coal board and
opposed underwear
opposition permitting
his
he
similar quesonnares will be by other
organizations omcials
subjects may
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
The Value of Athletics

athlete the
Antwerp wife
athlete
ladder
thereby
them from burning building
telephone
me mt and
athletics creates desire excel IN
the telephone
go wrong always
is IN
Will athletics it
getting morning
becaus he was a athlete enabled life
that is
about the telephone
number led ndoe most heartily
the new
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
2 More Of Miller's
Guests Returned

Sheriff Robert Miller has two more of
his twenty four escaped prisoners back
in jail today. They are r. H. Tunniclin
and Ollie Brown, who were returned after
after they had been arrested at Muscovy,
Okla.
TunnicliR is alleged to have been the
leader Of the JaiI-breakers. who escaped
July 8.
When captured he was suffering bull
let wound in one leg.
Tunniclif is charged with vehicle
taking -
Brown, who il an ex-convict, is charged
with manslaughter, he being the driver
OF the taxi that is alleged to have killed
Sister Francis, a nun, as she was walk
Ing across Monument place soma months
ago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
Vain Homes
Schn,idts Shol1a Battle

considerable
Shelby which
Gus Schmidt
general fails make good his
follows his usual Of much talking and
action
incidental to this fasco there is really food
for thought
Of They
ordinance creating making it ncu
Shelby barns for market
purposes
demonstrated what they want and having moved the
proper their find their
officials
is exceedingly difficult
indianapolis official recognition
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08
We Do MOUe

Gary selling its
than the material would in that
country instructive
accomplished
indicates
blessed the United States is with raw>materal.
ndustriay,
obliged change its methods
peeminen
idea maintains attitude his detrment
America
scrapped" locomotive
Abundanty justified
condition,
should
approximations
spite ourselves happy
keep with the procession.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-08

One Eye" and this woke up the big
giant, and he rushed or of his cave and
picked up an immense rock and threw It
after the boat. But, luckily, it wasn't
hit, although the water spattered all over
them and came very near drowning Mr..
Ulysses and his crew, and If Puss hadn't
seized a pail and baled out the boat l
guess they all would have gone down TO
Davy Jones's Locker, which any old sailor
will tell you is the last place he wants
to go to.-C6pyright, 1920.
To Be Continued.