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MARRIED HALF a Us -
rse Number Of Friends Join IN 'eie'
hratiou of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A. fo''>'

4 Mum Dot tl
hrat,op of MIR. and Mrs. y. A. fott>'
Tho country home Of MI aI1o NiH
r Addison Potts az Hockessin was 'l'
,cana Of a happy gathering on ca
nesdav evening Of last week.
more than 100 guests were enter l'li '''''
/, honor of the fiftieth wedding ann
versary OF this couple
,r,o entire lower floor was oeautl-
f,,Ilv decorated with cut flowers anu
forms yellow roses. snap dragons al
daisies being used. The color scfl'''i''f
ms carried out in the decorations @
tho tables. which were beautuu III nv
soft light of golden colored czinoieS a.
silver and gold candelabrsa- me bflo' :
,ahle held the wedding cake, wfricn was
cut nv Mrs. Potts after a ioVefg u'i ec-
course dinner was served
small pictures of Mr. and Mra Potts
mounted on engraved cards, We've pre-
sented as souvenirs.
MANY handsome gifts were rsc'aNsu.
Mrs POTTS was lovely in grey SILK ana
wearing a corsage of bride roses. III :
of the valley and orchids, the sI' oi
her grandson, Ralph &. Potts
Among the guests were rev. al"
Mrs Clarke. Mr and Nlre. hotton mar
ris DR.. and Mrs. Crumbaugh' mf' anu
Mrs Jas. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. :.
Dixon Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Potts M
and Mrs. C Barker McCuiock' MIS-.
Mary Gebhart MIR. and Mrs. hlchard
Fisher. Mrs. w. II. Robinson Jrr MIS-
I1stella. A. Moore, Mrs. Benz L. Demo-
Mrs Samuel Garrett, MI ana MIS-
Fred Gebhart, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Har-
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crossan Mr.
and Mrs Henry McFaugh, howard
/ Taylor and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. iier
/ man McVaugh Mr- and Mrs. FRANK
pcwart Mr. and Mrs. Leslie woodward
Tesse B Miller. Mr.. and Mrs lie
! Ruth Miss Ella Ruth. Mr- and MIS-
( Charles Dean. Mrs. and MIS- lNooet'
: potts John Croasau. Miss Anna Nc
/ Cavern Mrs Bessie Kirby, Mrs. Mary
/ Crossan Mrs and Mrs. James Find
lev. Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. and
Mrs Alex Guthrie. Mrs. Laura Ruth
/ Pennock. Mrs. Lucy y. Ford, MI aho
Mrs Mat Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Eastburn. Mrs. Haddie Dennison, Miss
Mary Springer Mrs. Florence Beuge
NJ and Mrs. O'Daniel MIR. and Mrs
Frank McVaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. MARI
Pedrick. Miss Anna Doud, Miss Hatu'
| Dond. Cal DoHd Mrs. Mary Pearson
| Mr and Mrs. c. Montgomery Gebhart
Mr.. and Mrs George Potts, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Fred Roser, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg'
d. Potts. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Roser
Mr. and Mrs. d. NJ buckingham, WIN
lam Pierson, MIR. and Mrs. William Col
Iins. MIR. and Mrs. James Polk, MI
and Mrs. Vanzandt. Mrs Annie l)aV
idson. Mrand Mrs. John Benge. Mis-
Amanda Little, Miss Annie Little, MI
and Mrs. W. H. Little, Mr.. and Mrs
John l.. Press, Mr.. and Mrs. Sohnson
Mr. and Mrs William Walker, Georg
Springer. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potts
Mrs. Mary Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Potts
Frances Garant, Mr.. and Mrs. jon
Trinble. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Potts, Mrs
Martha White, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ID n
nison. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Potts, MI
and Mrs Frank Potts, Nh. and Mrs
Harvey Springer, Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard Bier. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph g. Potts
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Potts, Miss Mar
Potts, Cal Potts and Ralph II. Potts
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EVERY EVENING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
undcxcd for Quick Reference,
LINE RATES PER DAY.
Count six words to the line.
Count initials aad numbers rs words.
No charge AL taken for less thnn 5oc.
No prepaid ad taken for less than 2bc.,
Charge Prepaid
I nav ID cents ~ cents
3 Consecutive, Days ~ cents 10 cents
q Consecutive Days. q cents cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business ADVERTISING
REPUBIICATION FOR ERRORS.
REHABILITATION will be made for errors
not the fault OF the advertiser. u advertiser
will report the error within "a hours aief
nrst publication of advertisement ,,,,-
MISCLASSIFtCAT1oN NOT fEh-
MITTED.
rEl.EPHONED ADS.
classified advertisements that are th,
phoned 10 Every Eveninp will he acrepeu
at the charge rates shown above bu,
the prepaid cost amount will be accnpoou
as full payment " offered at the business
Office within six days after any sucn a'a s'l
is first printed in the paper otheINaso ,s,s'.
the cost at the charge rates quoted aoo'e
will be collected.
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWO~TN WON UNiJhhlp
Ask Tor Want Ad Jaker.
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EMPLOYMENT
u.lp wanted ssls

aAIEsMAN on Furd csrF and fNrlrln
Fact0rs y -. rorman 80 fif
sALEBMAN EEperieussd in sntpm
aeeausurlor ~ efgter "a MIluIIurfflN HNI
nearby territory fur tnrsi Hn.f
kDuaf Sian With unu .tf hft
atata eEDarlfncr fully. AnDffH
Every Evrning pfnce.
ATABLEMAN Reliable. married Fnii IL
Watchnan hOuae. on pfenlisf -
position give rffrfsuCfn ara HAf
~ Address q ~ tvrrr bffn''f
sALEsMAN Young man fpt uH
Office fprgialfy. fErrilrnl yipnfttNt. f
1.-Two wire Living iu fniH NifiuI'H
g. Evsrv Evfulnr ono
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NOTICE
FoOTER DYE WORKS OF ias
WEST SIXTH STREET HAVE
MOVED TO 3IO WEST 2EV
ENTH STREET PHONE 2len
HARRIS ROBINSON, MANAGER
IrSEEwRITING - Addrrsunz miInen-
graphing. addresscographins, PRINTING
nlultisraphing Is Horner Co, }l4v
du POnt building Phone 523a.
Lost and Found 10
BLACK LYNN NkCkPIECE Lost LETT
81 P,nnsyivania train lcavinR WiiminEt"
tsoutbhouud} . Monday afternoon hF
ward Il returned 20 1915 Clayton street
phouC p43 j
COLLIE PUP Half-Rrowu, dark tan. Win
white collar lost Rcward for Information
Signed Josiah Marvel Grscnvillc. Del
EIatIN WRIST WATCH told. With
bracelet lost Monday eNonins IN NiCinitS
of CLAYTON park or on Fourth strtt ht.-
tween CLAYTON and du ront Reward =
returned to Miss Alice Welsh i0s Ruth
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Call 220O--it reaches every ad taker.
Adv.
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Personals

q q ROBERTSON Formerly of 2i26
Market has removed his roofing and re-
tail har,iwarc store to 2Oi2 Market street.
y,hcro he will continue to conduct same.
NoTICE-R q Dun 4 Co wilmington,
Delaware. oilicC announce theit retnNNa
from Equitable Bldg, 10 rooms Nos 3V5o-
0s $50 du Pont Bldg May 1. lV2l
NOTICE ELECTION Equitable Trust
Company. northwest corner Ninfh ana
Market streets Wilmington. Delaware,
May . 1927 The annual meeting 81 IN"
stockholders Of the Equitabi" Trust t,on-
pany for the election of directors will ne
held at the office Of the company, on Mon.
day MAY iU. 1921. between the hours ot
~ noon and y. David NJ hiickas
secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
Meeting of the Synod.

Al the last meeting of the Synod 81
,he Province Of Washington. which
gathered in the City of Norfolk last
November, l took the responsibility ot
asking that their next meeting be helu
IN The Diocese Of Delaware and that
thcx hold their sessions in the City of
Wilmington. AT the same time the
Rev MIR Kirkus endorsed this invita-
tion and offered his church and PARISH
house, for this meeting
As n matter of fact we shall prob
l- need all three churches IN the doN =
tovn district OF the city for TINS puf-
nose and / am glad that =. john
with its fine new equipment ls now
completed and ready for this gatheflng'
There was a gratifying response 70
our invitation and much interested uiS-
played in the prospect OF coming 70
Delaware on the part of the members ol
tn, synod Washington yielded TO your
request though the province IS named
after the diocese and they have never
had "A meeting
.srhis will be the largest assembly Of
church people ever brought toSe'he'
- tbc diocese. For three days We
shall act as hosts to the fourteen oishops
,,bos. d,oceses extend from Philadelphia
IN South NlTE1niA anu II lOAAA NAAN ~A~h'N'-
rs coast to Pittsburg and Wheeling
There will be in attendance ihe olS'Aa-
cuished clergy and laity who represent
~ 1ror,e : activities of the church
and the leader in every department OF
work who are always in attendance.
The last census 6f the state of Del
a1rare revealed an interesting picture
~ statistics as the citizenship OF the
4t1-s Nc
With what is probaly the most pure
,r,ovica,r stock to be found in the
country. 1t is the class to which the
reverence and sanity of our church life
has always made a powerful appeal.
while feeling the strongest sym
na,hv with the foreign born and in
terested in their welfare there is moth
inc about the situation at present that
would lead me to suggest special WORK
among them at this time further th'ti
that already carried on.
Il hope we may secure at least one
e,olored priest for work among our Ne
gro population and / charge the clergy
10 watch over and minister 10 this par
of cur population in every way the2
can find opportunity and occasion.
..RlIt all these details OF work take
for granted that loyalty 10 your church
that We you give to God and His Christ
which IS the prime requisite of all worf
and activity in his service.
one cannot follow the teachings an'
the ministry of the Master without {
new anazenent at each reading that h
insisted upon this one thing almost u
he exclusion of everything else. HI
seems TO have chosen deliberately mel
without means. wealth and po-
sition-with no other qualification thar
personal loyalty. to show the world tha
God is able in any age and in any plac
10 raise up mighty men of power from
even the most unpromising materials
when they have as their sole, but al
WAYS victorious qualification the spiri
of faith and obedience, hope and love
/ am chiefly concerned to develop thi
spirit in the youth committed TO III
care and charge of this church for thei
spiritual training"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

PIANO Statesmen Tn large piano hous,
in Chester: only experienced need apply
3I2 Edgemont avenue. chester. Pa
REFRIGERATING ENGINEER Ex
perienced. wanted. Address Y Il. Eycry
Evening Oface.
sALESNIEN
If you are this type Of man. We want
you
a man who is not satisfied that be
is getting an he earns
who is determined to DO 50
who is willing to earn all he gets if
ne gets al he earns;
who recognizes no limit 70 the
amount Of money he should receive
except his own capacity
who can stand prosperity ana stnl
keep working
who viii appreciate association With
ane crowd o. clean. earnest men
who are earning good money by
working together, helping each other
and having lot Of pleasure in their
work
who win have The ambition to push
himself 10 a higher and sen more
profitable position
such man will hnd exactly what AZ
is looking for by calling 5000 for con
hdential interview.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
saIesmeu and Agents

AGENT wanted ~ represent iH
Hart vacuum washing MAJ flffH 'Na
FOR $40 exclusive terri turF ~ N'l'
chine like it 0n tuf mafHNt Hi#
Wrltr for appUlntmrnt. IouFn aiif
son. iIZ2 Spring Garden f'
afelphls pa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS A
Coming Events

HAVE YOU HAD your letter from the
Childrcns Burcau3 IL not. telephone 4sus
and give your address.
NOTICE Annual meeting of the stock+
holders of the New Century CiuD Cotpso.9ar o.
tion will be- held at the club house. 1910
Delaware avenue ON Tuesday, May 10, At
Z u IN Polls open from 3 80 y. m. toi
The CIcetion uf iivc directors to serv" Tor
three years Elizabeth X. Jackson. secre-
tnTy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
LIVE STOCK
Dogs. oat.. Pets
TO-. -. ehIrlrs
Articlr, Tor >als

EXPRESS WAsD> lFo-.ara k--.
expires, wagon .Il.alA
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BISHOP COOK TO
p. E. CONVENTION
Continued from page 2


by the various parishes to cover 'he
necessary premiums. In the case oI
that one parish the vestry has assumed
responsibility FOR the payment ot the
premium beginning with March OF TINS
year. Negotiations have been entered
into with the secretary OF the tuhu as
10 his back payments. l hope that every
vcstry will be diligent to see that these
monthly payments are me promptly
improvements at Blshopstead'
The committee appointed 10 make
improvements at Bishupstead and raise
tho FUNDS for their payment will make
their report at this convc on.
Il wish to make grateful acSnowledg-
,o.,nt ~ the manner in which this work
was accomplished ana the gratinca-
ton We of my family feel in living IN
this historic home that has been graced
by the lives ard presence OF my lrede
ccssors in office
This place not only furnishes a COM
Portable horne but a diocesan center ana
office as well l hope the members oil
the diocese viii continue to make 1t so
and come there freely for social ana
business purposes.
The Oniee of Arch Deacon.
4 former diocesan was quite right
/ believe. in describing the arch-dea-
cons duty in this diocese as more
propcrIy that of a rural deacon. mas
much as that office when held either
by one or two, through the appointment
Of the bishop. has been an office hcid
by those in charge Of a parish oNcr-
clsinE a sort of supervision over Wat
might be termed a conVocation. Even
this work has been pretty much SUI
pcrceded by common consent. and the
Key. Il. +. Thompson. the last TO hold
the position. is the last 20 desire TO con
tiuuc a title which has been shorn OF real
duties and positive responsibilities.
II may be that in the course of time
the bishop and council will desire To re-
,,vc this office in connection with the
work of the chairman of the committee
ON Missions and Church EXtens 1
am not sure that this will Toe done. but
mention the possibility. for oitcf
some study Of the action of the previous
conventions feel sure we have already
The authority for this action II II shouiu
commend itself to the Judgment OF the
bishop and council The convention
has never revoked the right to the
bishop to make appointment 70 tins
office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

@ALbi PERSON ~ Fpu 49,
est Can give good rrfrr-nr arl IH'
20 become a member uf nuF faIII.f
handing nat iOuai OrrarIfatIln.
rune AarIraufe Hyrdlrfff HlN
q practical course lei Hiin9lutn
management that NiN mako NN'U f
unlimited This tH rrrFu IruaI
clean % every respect We
Delaware Trust HlllNIuf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

1000 USED CARS AND Many
at s10O down, balance terms Sos, M .
Greenlees. 1907 Vine street, Phiindel-
phIa. residence S2i west 81, Wilmingten
del
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale

TRU UCK-Yelie 14ton. good mechanical
condition, good rubber ana with platform
stake body and cab nj 81 200 Packard
Motor Car Co. 400 Orange street fhahe
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BUSINESS SERVICE
pnnerInp-PnInflnr

A. BEIDEL paDefhaugtng. best workman
chip W ali paper FOR sale. 4zO East FOurth
atrast Phone h1Db W.
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USED CARs-For Haie Al reduced prices
Five-pnssonger touring care aud throe and
four-pasennger rondsters. Easy terms.
Snyder Garage Second and Jeffers0n sta.
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READ ALL THE HEADINGS IFS rI.
VAST All SEXTON TODAY ANI
sEE wHAT 4 COMPLETE CArAl.o.
IT'S .....-.........-.
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HoT NR FtN>RtF -rl .n4
1900 NaslluE ..u
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FlNAnclAL

Business Onnnrf 'ftrs
@oUARF DFtf .tHhoE
mn ~ woftAaTo~
Hr-rNE-4 ANp FDt .rtfre~ rr
1ALE
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MANY CLASSIFIED ADS ARE DIS
CONTINUED EVERY DAY, BECAUSE
THEY HAVE BROUGHT RESULTS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
In,estmsni. ,toet. Hopd.

81 or0 VIII. Hf .1ara r ..Fht
fIrus arrfp ..ttrr.t+H1 .fnrrHe
EVERY fvrniug .Hisa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
AUTOMOBILES

Automobiles For Sale
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
INSTRUCTION
Nn.Leal. IanrIng. IrnmaIIr

NfIAS MILDRED .rIIkN fnhl.NN
reache- 80 I,iann and tleurg ati- ..f
f.rsnu street Hrn luunr tlaa ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
situation. wantss vs,s

COEpHFI ,rNTi FfFtt
- tnr fav ar-EIrr .~. so
Eardrr .Nfr
tBHrF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11
situation. wanted Femuis

HorsE rLrA%i~r Feans4 ~
houae riranIng ~ rItrhrn r.rs
sixth street.
YOUSr .IEI Urfres srrt O.
nurse during
uclper F"Drf fft
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-11

AWNINas-~ Porch and window awnings
hung on short notice " Benson. $50 East
Eighth street Phone slsl J
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
Would Improve Island Courts

Manila. THAT the administration Of
justice In the Philippines is slow and
unsatisfactory. and Judges are under
paid and that their number should be
Increased. was Gov Gen. Woods com
m~nt In his first message
Recommendation In the new COVER
nor generals message we're mostly
general In character, his intention be-
Ing he declared. 10 take up special sub.
ieets IN special messages later In the
session Passing 10 financial condt.
tions In the islands. he declared "A
serious blow has been dealt insular
credit through Incompetent manage
ment ~ the Philippine National bank
Responsibility for this rests tn part
IN The Fillpinos. hut also on those
Americans who placed UNFRAMED. in
competent men Ia charge ~ affairs
with which they were unfamiliar"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
BOMB SENT AMBASSADOR
WAS OF ENGLISH MAKE
Two Strong Clues Are Discovered by
Detectives; No Arrests Have
Been Made.

Pnris.-French experts examining
several hundred letters sent recently to
Myron T. Herrick, the American am
nassador, Friday discovered one which
they believe may furnish strong clue
n tracing the maker of the bomb which
exploded In Mr.. Herrick's home here.
The letter was addressed to the am
by him at the American embassy Oc-
tober II. II il said to have contained
Il threat to XIII him ''by scientific
means" which the writer declared he
had In his possession.
These experts believed they saw n
striking similarity between the hand
writing OF the letter and that of the
address on the box which contained
the bomb.
The letter was written in French and
i'm small. uneven letters. indicating that
the author was an uneducated French
man AT the top of the sheet were
The words "Sncco md vanzetti" writ
ten In large letters.
Experts nt the city laboratory have
completed examination Of fragments
Of the bomb and confirmed earlier re-
ports that II wns of British make OF the
reversible type.
"if the man who opened the pack
age had not been n soldier In the late
war he would have been blown tC
pieces" said police official.
Final decision regarding the com
munst manifestation announced, re
mains to be taken. Police officials
said that whatever the decision there
would be sufficient forces on hand tc
prevent crowds from approaching tho
American embassy or INDUCING in VIC
lence anywhere.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
Shrine To Care For Children

pittshurg Ernest A. Cults of Saw
annah. Ga. imperial potentate of the
Ancient Arabic Order. Mobiles OF the
Mystic shrine, told Shrlners of this
city Thursday night TINT the organiza'
ton had pledged Itself 10 the cxpcndl
ture Of Slo.uW.uo0 for the care and
cure OF crippled children, regardless Of
color creed or sex,
MIR. Cults said there afe 100000 Grip
Piled children within the jurisdiction
OF the shrine and that II Is the pro
gram Of the organization to establish
hospitals In various sections OF the
country ~ care for them, Already one
hns been established nj 81, Louis, no
said
II Is proposed Mr., Cults, declared.
Ia establish hospitals ~ Shreveport,
La, Montreal 81. Paul, MINI : san
Francisco; Portland. ore ana one 10
Pennsylvania.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
BRUMFIeLD Is SENTENCED
TO HANG BY OREGON COURT
Doctor Declares He Is Innocent, But
Was Not Surprised at Verdict
Jury Rendered

Rospburg. Sentence Of death by
hanging Is 10 be imposed upon Or. X.
II. Brumfeld, according To announce
ment I'm court after verdict was re-
turned AT midnight Thursday by The
fury which for days had been hearing
the story Of the wrecked automobile
and the hcAdless body Of Dennis Rus
sell
The prisoner. who throughout the
two weeks Of trial maintained a stoiid
exterior. allowed no emotion when The
verdict was rend ana walked with firm
steps 10 the Jail.
Mrs Brumhcld was still In state
Of collapse Friday morning. following
her breakdown In court when the ind
ing Of The Jurors was announced
Rrnnneld's sole interest when he
~as awakened about 3 o'clock Friday
morning was in when he might see his
wife. He declared that he had slept
well. except for II sore throat.
Doctor" he was asked, 'were you
surprised nj the verdlctT
"Well. | VIII tell you," he answered.
y am just as innocent of that rs any
body else could be. bur ! was not sur
orIsed nj the verdict because ! wasn't
,ble TO help my lawyers and the evil
lencr was as drumming rs could be.
"But just as sure ~ there is a God
n heaven | am Innocent.
"if | thought for one minute that |
was responsible for that mans death |
would have said so.
II know the story ! told sounded
awfully Wild. but II was the facts, the
! )nly thing ! know"
Nearly 1OO witnesses testified az the
| rial the state having 60.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
Threats are Made

PariS.-ThreatS to tear down the
American flag over the American en-
bassy here are contained in many let
ters which have been received at the
embassy in the last few days protest
ing against the conviction In the United
States of Nlchola Sacco and Batolo-
meo Nanzetti, two Italians, for the
murder OF Frederick A. Parmentar,
paymaster of a shoe manufacturing es-
adjustment at Braintree. Mass. In all,
between 300 and 400 letters of protest
have been received, at the rate of more
than 100 day.
There have been various demonstra-
lions by radical elements in Italy over
this case, and the communist news
papers here In Paris have taken up the
campaign, urging the followers to pro-
test 10 the embassy and announcing a
mass meeting for Friday. 1t is reported
an attempt TO demonstrate in front of
the embassy Is being planned to fol-
low this meeting.
The police and the French govern
ment departments have initiated pro-
cautionary measures.
pamphlet attacking American JUS
tice and the American government was
circulated widely in the Paris street
cars Tuesday and copy of the pam
phlet WINS delivered at the embassy on
Wednesday.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
Court EnJoins Dakota Bank

jamestown. \. D.-The state-control-
led Bank OF North Dakota Wednesday
was under injunction not to receive
deposits OF public or private funds In
the bank under the terms of temper.
airy order issued Tuesday by Judge ].
A. coffey in Stutzman county district
court and served on the governor Tues
day night. The injunction was issued
on petition OF number of tax pay
ers and hearing on permanent order
was set fer November 8.
The injunction came on the heels OF
statement by officials Of the bank as
sorting that the state bonds totalling
$6,lo,on0 should be sold. of which n
large part would be available for farm
loans and 10 take up advances To other
projects, the state flour mill and eleya-
tor and home building schemes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-10-28
Miners Ordered Back to Work

Indianapolis emil for the i'm.
mediate resumption OF work by Kansas
coal miners. who have been idle since
their deposed leader. Alexander How
ut. was sent "a jail under the Kansas
industrial court law, was issued Friday
by President John l.. Lewis Of the Uni
ted Mine Workers or America in n
letter sent To- every union miner In
Kansas.
'.lhose who urged the Kansas mine
workers to continue idle In violation
~ the Joint agreement are hut false
leaders pointing the road "a inevitable
disaster" said Mr. Lewis letter which
also referred a. approaching wage ne
EQUATIONS affecting the entire coal In.
dustry ~ the United States ~ the
hattie which is to Come. calling for
unity among NIL miners
Further. the letter asserted Il was
n deliberate fnlSehnod" 10 Say the In.
tcrnational union would permit chang.
"a working conditions NJ the two mncs
or. thar the union WAS acting in sym
patty With the Kansas industrial court
law The letter uddcd that the union
would soon institute legal proceeding,
80 challenge al the laws provisions
which labor regards rs uneonStltution.