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lor lnscstisa ton work: must bc 4
pcrirnced In pit work in car barns
electric railways. Apply. giving age.
nericncc. To j.. .. Box 1895. PhiIaleInh|
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Help Wnntctl-Mulc

y REAL OPPORTUNITY for AMI
men IL In tn" hcid 81 accountant
hiHhcst phih profession an OIL
non OF nationally known &. y. Al
seeking such men to teach them fol
halariei positions in a !cw monl
spar" t!inc. "i!,e. giving age.
.nce and education. * s.y, caro-
b!spstrh
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FOURQUREAN,
TEMPLE & co.
Broad and Adams

SODA CLERk-wan;ed. younE
soda and cigar clerk Apply
Eros. Fourth and Broad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress and
maid al once. Good wages. c,
ahic room on lot hnply 3ny Wc,t
lin Strret
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BUSINESS SERVICE
itCI),lil.iIlp
Renovating and Dyci,

Old carpets made 49, - IS.
rhone Madison 2is.. Rich,uonnn
company. 2li North Ninth Stran
;Mnsniey. Manager. Porch and a,
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MEH-Scfcral mon at once 10 tr.,j
Sonthcrn States. Liberal salary
commission; An excellent opportunity
inc up WIN growing manufa cturi
concern. Write or phone us immcdiatcI
Kichmond Luggage Co. South Richmo,l
10 work In our nursery w =, iIaouWo "
Co. Gintcr Park A'ooa
OFFICE WORK---Wantcd. man for 90
=, cTal oIicc work in large cornoratio|
perienee and salary expected. Address
PAdNTERS--hpply A. Hetzer & Sons II
West Main Street = SS''S' Y
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BLAIR & co.
Incorporated
"A BROAD STREET
NEW YORK

Blair & Co., Inc its organization engage
business and dealing Securities as
the existing firms Of
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wIGGI EswoRTII--Wiii Lena ,yi,,.;.-
wh mqhh. 1f an. ny. s one knowing OF her
her uncle. Sheppard I;arka ~ ~ sE.h
Sircet. = w. Roanok.. va i,olth
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Funeral Directors

"a mJIp o,Ed,, Phaur funeral director
n - III. H,ooanier. sos East Main StrSct
Mauison l3l. Randolph h6ha Ss'Nt1'
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Professional Seryices

BUSINESS CARDS.. ooo-s2.5o: p,
lively the $3.50 kind Leake Print
Co.. 61a East Main Street
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USED cARS--Sec Muiian Motor Co. rear
OF 90 Broad Street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
THE ALBUQUERQUE EVENING HERAID

Carson Presents-An Entire Nation of Film Artists Join Hands in Magnihc
nch Eloqunce on the Artistic Accomplishments of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago. Aug. . Cattle receipts l,5W;
compared with week ago. for strictly
cholcp handy weight steers and best year
lngs was strong, choice heavy beeves
slow. common. medium and good steers.
- 20 80 cents lower; wcighty cows and
best heIfers. 80 cents higher, medium and
common kinds steady tu higher; bologna
bulls - To- ~ cents higher: others steady
g. - cents higher. veal calves 81 to 81. 50
lpwer guod stnckers. 80 cents lower; dc
sirable kinds ~ % - cents lower; good
stockers 10 cents lower
Hogs. receipts 5000: light and light
butchers. steady with Yesterdays aver
age. others mostly 10 to II cents higher,
top 1880 bulk light and butcher hogs
~ i35al6 -; hulk packing sows, l3.9oa
1425. pigs. steady to IL cents higher
bulk desirable kinds 1870 al5.40.
Sheep receipts. 1000; market steady
receipts direct compared with n week
aRn western fat and feeding lambs were
- cents 10 81 lower. native lambs. 25 "a
~ cents lower. fat sheep mostly steady
breeding ewes strong To- 25 cents higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
FINANCIAL NOTES.

4 bumper corn crop is seen by the Ameri-
can steel and Wire 90
Railroads have been ordered by the Inter
stase Commerce Commission TO file the
number Of employees Of various classes the
services rendered and the compensation
The Association Of Railroad Executives
announce that there is no intention of can
ceiling Communication tickets which will NOT
expire until tho end Of the month al
though the passenger rate increase is due
90 - into effect August 26.
The Illinois Public Utilities Commission
has advanced gas, water and traction rates
IN Ia cities and towns. The increases in
elude - 20 40 cents thousand for gas.
electric light. 10 per cent; electric power
2D pcr cent and water 25 per cent Severai
street railway fares are made fat 10 cents
and in lagrange the rate win ne IS cents
with privilege Of buying 80 tickets for 50
The Interstate Commerce Commission
has called on the railroads to supply peri
odical reports on the number Of employees
IN the various departments. the kind of
work done and the amount Of wages paid
In other words. the commission is inter
eStcd IN knowing how the railways spend
their money and what sort of work the
employees arc doing lt is now one of the
functions Of the commission 10 enforce
cconomy in railway management, and the
public will watch with interest to see what
Is going % be done in this direction
Tho Federal Reserve Board has issued
no cdict against the banks making loans
to the automobile trade leaving il 10 the
banss themselves 10 take the proper action
~ would surprise most persons one banker
said today. 10 know how many Of the sales
cf cars arr made on credit Apart from the
high priced machines. he thought so per
cent were sold on deferred payments. the
business heing largely financed by com
nanies that make It business to discount
the notes of automobile BUYERS
As result Of tho drastic decline in prices
yesterday. many brokerage houses in the
street carefully scrutinized their CUSTOM
ers accounts 10 get a line on the stock car
ried The result Of this was that MANY Gus
toners were ordered TO take up this or that
stock for cash or sell a the market This
IN n .
brought about further irregularity at the
opening today. Old-time Wall street trad
ers, however. look upon this action of the
brokerage houses in question with a some
what cheerful view. for. ia their opinion
and based upon experience. this means the
end of the decline. although il may not
mean a speedy recovery in the market un-
less the short interest is large enough to
bring such movement about.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
SAYS CANTU OFFERS
TO SURRENDER POST
Will Give Up If Huerta Won't
Send Troops Into Lower
California.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Nogales, Ariy., Aug. 7.--Govornor
Estebno Cantu has offered to surrender
possession of tho Executive Offio in
Lower California within two weeks on
condition that Provisional Pwsidont do In
Hucrta stops sending Federal troops into
the State.
Washington, Aug. '7.-Consul Boyle
Mt Mexicnli Mexico, was instructed by
tho State Department yesterday 10 Co
operate with the military commander at
Calexico, Cal.. in preventing the smuggling
of war materials across the border.
These instructions were issued under
President Wilson's proclamation OF July
II. 1919, forbidding the expectation OF
arms and munitions Of war TO Mexico.
Inrespouse to an informal inquiry through
the American Embassy Mt Mexico City,
regarding the possibility Of closing the
American ports on tho Lower California
frontier. the department, IL was said, has
taken the stand that such closure ia inn
possible without congressional action.
Every effort s being made by the depart
mont il was officially announced today, to
prevent infractions Of the United States
neutrality laws either by American citizens
or aliens residing on the American side
of the frontier.
Mexico City. Aug. 7-Yadui Indians
will largely compose tho force Of 3,Wo
troops 90 be sent into Lower California to
put down tho Cantu instruction, accord
ing TO the Excelsior Various ships have
been chartered TO transport the troops
The government is not disposed to adopt
conciliatory tactics in dealing with Cover
nor Cantu.
Mexico City Aug. General Juan
parragan. former chief Of staff tn President
Carransa. who was imprisoned here IN
connection with the death Of Carranra,
who and later escaped, was sheltered by
the Italian legation and given q passport
bv the Spanish legation or consulate here
according to statement m ade by the
foreign office The Italian minister here
denied the charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
AUSTRIA TO ELECT NEW
ASSEMBLY IN OCTOBER
Social Democrats Insisting Upon
Placing Tax Burden on
Wealthy.
ny Associated Prs. 10 Every Evening

Vienna, July 15--It IL now settled that
elections for new National Assembly
will be held the first week in October.
Unless another crisis should arise, which
Ia most unlikely IN view Of the present
internal situation, the temporary cabinet
that took office last week will continue
in power and carry out the nnn-paftisan
program agreed upon at it's creation.
The wealth levy and constitutional
reform. on which enfnr the deadlock that
resulted in the downfall Of the Renner
ministry, still occupy the leading place
as issues. II was agreed upon that their
consideration should continue and an
effort he made to reach n compromise
that will permit Of passage IN some form.
The Social Democrats nnd tho Christian
Socialists, supported by the big German
party, are so far apart, however. that ~.
acceptable compromise of workable
character is regarded as unlikely.
The Social Democrats are unyielding ~
their insiatpuce upon n compulsory for
tune contribution that shall place the
burden Of The taxation upon wealth.
landed and otherwise, while The eonser-
vative parties, united in this, declare that
so radical measure as that proposed
shall never become law.
AT present all parties are playing for
position IN the coming campaign and
attempting 60 throw the burden of blame
for the failure Of the Assembly 90 enact
any uf the vital measures before IT, upon
the other.
The Socialists At first attempted to
eliminate themselves entirely from the
new ministry. For 10 dayH they held out,
wishing 10 compel the Christian Socialists
aud big Germans to shoulder the govern
ment alone. The political move IN this
was so obvious that the latter refused the
trap and the so-called working cabinet re-
suited. H. Il the Socialists retain the
portfolio Of war. giving them control of
the army, while the Christian Socialists
have the ministry If the interior which
means control uf the police
The state of politics in Austria may he
Judged hy the Importance attached 70
these two fofeea
The Zig Germans, heretofore unrpp-
resented by PORTFOLIO consented to enter
the temporary government and hold the
ministry of Justice With elections three
months away Il Is impossible tn predict
result The general belief il. however,
that neither of the dominant parties can
secure n working majority. The pruhahll-
ities are that the Hie Germans will make
Some gains. in view If the insistenf agta-
tion for fusion with Germany of Bavaria,
and again form block that will hold the
balance OF power.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
POLISH MASsNEETING.
To Discuss Bond Drive at Meeting Nes
Monday Night.

Arrangements were completed today
for mass meeting next Monday night,
called hv the Polish Citizens COMMITTEES,
at which the situation Of Poland viii he
discussed and call made for further sub
scriptions 90 the s5n,O00o00 bond issue
IN the United States.
The meeting will be held in polonie Hall,
on Maryland avenue, near Elm, hnd an
attendance Of fully 900 persons Is looked
for. Ilron ewandowski will preside and
Vincent ] kowalewski viii act as secre-
tary. Fhe speakers will I've all residentR
d Wilmington. Among thein will I've John
y Pietuszka, John J Jakubowski and
Rafal Kopystecki.
Sales III the Polish bonds in Wilmington
have reached moro than ss3 900, and II u
anticipated they will be considerably
augmented Monday night. The entire
proceeds Of the bonds will be spent in the
United States for material for industries
in Poland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
WANT WATER BOILED.
Newark Health Board Anxious About
Supply. Fearing Contamination.

Newark. Aug. 7.-Oliicets of the local
Board Of Health are much concerned to
day over the possible contamination of the
town water supply and have notified
residents to boil all water used for drink
ing purposes until further notice
Owing Ia the electric current being on
from Thursday night until last night
the engines AZ the pumping station could
not be operated and consequently the
town was without water for two nights
and day When the current came on there
was not sufficient Of the usual supply on
hand 70 prime the engines 80 renew the
pumping from the artcsian wells To get
the engines started water was PUMPED
from White Clay Greek az the American
Fibre Company plant. The health au-
thoritios fear that this water has contami
mated the pipes and urge boiling Of all
drinking water as a special precsution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Aur 7-Charters were filed here
yesterday as follows
Central Metal Products Corporation, New
York City. capital. S73 900 900
Seeaudbcc Tire and Rubber Co. Whining
ton del $40 1000. 600
Central Texas Producers Corporation, VII
mingtOn. Del 81 600. 600.
Blue Rock oil Co. Dover. Del; $500 900.
self-Clasp Envelope Co. New York City
$500. 600.
Economy Motor Sales Co.. Inc. Whining.
ton Del 1915 900
Malto-Cereal Food Co. Philadelphia, Pa
$500. 600.
The Matsbury Co. New York City; $780,
600.
American Compressed Air Motor Co, VIII
ninrton. Del. 100000.
Wood Quality Motors Co. Philadelphia
Pa s75, 600.
West Newton wyant oil and Gas Co
West Newton, Pa $4,000.
Newark Masonic Hall Corporation. New.
ark. Del sos 900
Increase in capital--of Triangle Agency
Inc. Philadelphia, Pa, from 100000 tc
81 100. 600.
Change in name of Central and Field
Equipment Co. 10 Central Industrial Co.
Chicago, Ill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
PRESSURE EXERTEO
AGAINST |NOUSTR|ALS
S,eels, Motors. Shippings, &c,
Sustain Losses on New York
Stock Exchange.
nv Associated Press To Every Evening

New York, Aug. 7.-Resume OF con-
slitions in the business world by the weekly
trade reviews disclosing process ot re-
adjustment introduced spirit OF caution
into the dealing on the Stock Exchange
today. Renewed liquidation OF low
priced oils was resumed, especially In
VII chile
Pressure was exerted against varied
list of industrials. including the steeis,
motors. shippings. equipments. papers ahs, W
coppers which sustained losses ot 90 :
points llgh-priced railroad shares held
nm VII Tho more reassuring foreign news
was without much effect on exchange
quotations. sterling Welding while some
of the other rcmittanccs were higher The
closing was easy. Total sales approx
mated 22S 900 shares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
CITY COURT CASES.
Judge Finger Unable IN Els Responsibility
In Fieht Between Dfotbers.tu-Ja

In Municipal Court today Charles A
Jordan was fined 81 ON the charge Of
drunkenness.
George II, Jones', 5Io East Fifth street,
was accused of assault on Charles Bailey,
ha brother-n-la~, who lives At 6lh same
street. Bailey appeared In court with bis
left arm in aling II was alleged that TIC
arm was broken IN fight with Jones,
over bet. II was 30 difficult ~ determine
who wss the asrressor, that Judge Finger
dismissed the caao.
Tho ease ~ John Bensainwio,, charged
with breach Of the peace, wss continued
20 August 2s
Helen Van guilder appeared against
her husband, Denny, with baby ~ o
few months in her arms The charge Wa
cruelty aud failure 20 give proper support
70 herself and infant. In continuing The
oase to August ~. Judge Finger advised
the young couple % 60 home and compost
their difficulties There seemed % be fault
on both sides Detective Mcdaniel wil
keep an eve ON the couple.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Mentioned as Candidates.

Candidates for various Offices are
looming up as tho time for the naming of
officials draws nearer. Among Democrats
there appears to be keener interest dis
played this year than for many years.
AMONG those names suggested for Coroner
among the Democrats is Carmine De
Mare, retired Italian policeman. For
comptroller John Nevin of Mill Creek
hundred is being put forward by his
friends. For Register in Chanccry Francis
Deli Janvier of New Castle is being sug-
gest ed and for Levy Court commissioner
from Brandywine and Christiana hum
dreds the name of William Bird is being
suggested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Brunswick Bake Collender Co quar-
terly ~ "a Ter cent and $50 per cent in
stock on common.
Gosden n Co quarterly of "a per cent
on preferred payable September H.
Crescent Pipe Line Co quarterly Of III
per cent. payable September Is.
Denver n Rio Grande Railroad Co senli-
annual interest Of as per cent on adjust
ment mortgage bonds. payable October T.
Dominion Otl Co. monthly Of per cent
payable September
flectric Investment Co. quarterly of l 3-4
per cent On preferred. payable August p
Federal Utilities Co.. quarterly Of IL peF
cent on preferred. payable September /.
Porto RiCan American Tobacco Co. quar-
terly ~ per cent in scrip, payable sep
tember ,
y Seamans Co. Inc. quarterly of
Per cent on common and > per cent on pre-
ferred. payable August ?
Superior OH Corporation. quarterly of 50
cents a share. payable September l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
NOT CoUGHLIN BABE.
Norristown Kidnapping Case Seemed "a
Have Wilmington End

The Couphlin kidnapping mystery
switched to this city for short time yes
/, terday afternoon when visit was made 20
home tn see II a baby there was not the
missing child. The authorities learned
that the child was not the missing one
Local police records show that '0lhe
Crank" was arrested IN this city in lpl6.
The fact that the ransom money waEtod
be thrown from q train between here an
Chester has given the idea in sonne circles
that the missing child may be hidden IN
the suburbs Of this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Personal.

Magistrate l.. J. Broman returned from
Atlantic City. n. j.. yesterday. :,
Traffic Officer Fred Gross, of Allen
town, Pa, has been visiting his brother,
Patrolman Arthur Gross, for several days
Miss Martha S. Funk of Lebanon, Pa,
is spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
Howard s Finney, 24l0 West Second
street.
Mrs. Theresa McAteer, widow Of
William f. McAteer Of Chicago, and her
daughter, Magdalene Mary McAteer, who
have been in Wilmington since the death
of Mr.. McAteer, former resident of
this city, are visiting relatives and friends
near New York City. They will return
to Wilmington soon and after settling
the estate of Mr.. McAteer, who died here
June IL, will go to Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
RAILROADS MUST REPORT
SffMUFN DF FHrtpfFq

Washington, Aug. - RailfDsds hnv
ing annual operating revenues ~ eErra
~ one million dollsfs ~"re ordered
by the Intars's'e Commerce tunniis
aion to submit quarterly reports gising
the number ~ their employee % vafiuia
clss.es and The services rendered ~ thfm
The purpose of the order }. to pfuVrlo
more up.to-dsss railway labor stsiis' ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
FINE ON EACH.
Court Disposes of the Minnick-Smith
Motor Collision Case.

William Minnick. it was learned today,
has been fihed SIS and costs for automo-
bile speeding, and Fred Smith $40 and
costs for violation of the traffic regula-
tions in decision handed down by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court.
The fine in each case is the limit pro-
vided by law.
Minnick was arrested on the night of
July 2l after a collision between his and
Smiths car at Delaware avenue and Van
Nuren street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
SELL REALTY TO SETTLE ESTATE

Samuel H. Baynard, Jr., and Harry X.
Hoch, attorneys of Reuben Leslie APP
pleby, executor of the estate of William
II. Robinson, deceased, sold property to-
day as follows: Dwellings 240S, 241O,
24I2 and 2414 West Second street to
J. Victor Dorrell for So, 150; dwelling 3l2
East Seventh street to John " Tallev
for s3,250 The dwellings sos, sl2 and
Sl4 Marshall street were withdrawn, after
81, $50 had been bid for each.
Harry j. stidham served as auctioneer
at the sale, which was held in the Public
Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Police Enjoy Strawride.

= some members Of the police department
and their wives enjoyed straw ride last
night to Concordville and Talleyvile.
Those in the party were MIR and Mrs,
Harry Foreman. MIR and Mrs John
Gaynor. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Robinson
and family, Mr. and Mrs Harry Pierce,
Mr. and Mrs Oscar r. Ward. MIR and
Mrs Earl Gebhardt and family and Mrs.
Charles Graham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Thanks Delaware For Contributions.

Henry r. Tsaaca, chairman a the cnrn-
mitfep FOR Delaware that raised the state 3
share If the memorial 70 France fund.
has received letter of thank from Myron
r. Herriek, chairman of the national
committee for the contributions received
from Delaware. AT ognther there were
: .5n0. 900 persons who Elhncribeh n =
total NJ about $3.50 0fl0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Workamn Crushed Between Crane Bodies

Alrick Buginski, 419 Porter street, suf-
fered severe body bruises when he was
caught between two crane carriages
at the Eastern Mallesble Iron Company
works where he is employed as laborer
He was taken to the homeopathic Hos
pital where it was found chat he had sus-
tanned confusion of heart muscle on
the left side Of his body: His condition
is not thought be serious and he was
sent to his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
Non Support Funds.

Halleok s Raw, probation officer, sub
rnitted his report for July 70 Municipal
Court this morning showing collections
from court orders for the month of 81 ,s42
Money received from the wurkhnusa was
1852. Money piad out iutaled SiI .s42
Children involved numbered 5i3. wives
and mothers, i64 Collections from
special eases amounted ~ xl GA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
PARIS DENIES REPORT OF
: INTERNATIONAL STAFF

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Paris, Aug. THE foreign office has
issued n categorical denial of dispatches
of press agency purporting to be from
San Sebastian, stating that the council
of the League of Nations had decided on
the creation of an internatinal general
staff.
The Associated Press which did not
handle this erroneous statement gave
the accurate details as cabled by its
staff correspondent attending the League
of Nations council sessions at San Sebas-
tian. The actual purpose of the League
councils action was to decrease military
armaments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
hearing House HauRs,

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New ork. Aug THE actual condi-
tion ~ Clearing House banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold Sii.l7l .l20 reserve IN excess OF legal
requirements This is an increase of s21,-
25f 64O from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
m ATTACH vIuMg PATROL snvr.
Juso-tsvs Firing m HsNI~ship Disves-ed
Rosne ueass

London. Aug Tirins uron az
Italian b~tsleahip frofn tunw bv Jugo
SIsvs ncnr bubhn@ - reported m
Central News dispatch from iioms.
which gives M - authority The liuuo
correspondent ~ the Rome rupolo 70
msno. The hs,ileahip returned the hfr
and dispersed the JusoaSiav~.
II ~ officially announced, Sdds The
reh'raI News dispatch, that Tho Ala.
mans have occupied klsira'i. osr'uing
three machine guns and driving the tef
bians, who rnc.otly seised th. town.
over the frontier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-07
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. Aug. Liberty Bonds
closing prices today were: 3l5s, 9O:W;
first Is. 81 90 bud. second Is. Si.6S; first
ais. ii. 26: second iAs, Si76; third
as. ~ -: fourth las. S5.l6; Victory
3t,s q5Rs: Victory ass. o5.6S.