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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

ne gerirge Set mi0nIe1 1Dir0en.
9on Derielben Mriidt ~ausgeben0
gat Der gentraI-9serein felt Sabre11
aui Die Notnenoigfeit, fntbolifbe Nr-
beiterDerei,1s 81 erriicdbtten biingeiDiie-
len. Cine oeren @nllptanfgnben lit
ia Die ernite geiddfigung nit ben
IgroBen 3eitfragen, nobel BET gir5el~
ne nidt iih ielblt nnb Dem ginfluB
|einer 3ufalsleftiire uberlnlien bleibt,
Iorberr1 urtter Der 2eit1ng zines finn
|bigen 6ibrers einoringt IN 6as Be-
|biet Der 10 b%ertporrener 1o5ialen Sra
Ice. 2eioer baden bieie ~fDieoerbolten
alnregungen nidt Sen grfolg gebabt,
ben man ertparten iollte. Selbit bic
betannte grfldr1t11g Bius x. in Der
|6eutiden @etperfidnftsfrage bat bier
5ulanbe ben Mrbeiterpereinen ni9t
auf5ibelfen Dermoht.
Gin Borfommnis aus jiinglter 3eit
liber bus Die uMugsburger Hoit5ei-
tltng" in Der Musgabe BON IL. Sum-
berid,tet, benefit MIN, mie 11ottpenbig
bic 5bull1ng fatboliider Mrbeiter III
fatboltiben Stanoespereinen lit.
Die 5efretare bes Gentpalrerbanos
Der Gbriitlide11 GRANDDAUGHTER, 8riqer,
III Noienbeim, nno Bilbelm, in aauf=
biiren, firtb ser hriitliben Mrbeiter-
%beDeaung untneu gemorben lln6 5nr
INSTRUMENTATION Organization
iibergegangen. Ser @rbeiter," 0as
Organ oes 8erbanDes iiibbentiber,
fntbpli16er, Mrbeiterpereine befaBt
iid nun IN go. % nit Ser Stage, nie
es moglih nor, Bob lol6e Glemente
lii bie Observation-Disclosures 11t6
nod oa5n an leiteroe 5tene gelangen
|fonnten. Dns 8laH gteb barauf fol-
|genbe Mntport:
uSolhe 8orffommniiie maren IN
friiberen Sabren innerbalb unferer
|Bepegung b%oaitdnoig nl1sgei6lofien.
SAT- a1e. giibrer baber lire grlno=
|iatlibe Sdulung CUR gertreteung Der
Mrbeiterintereiien in fonfeiitonellen
Mrbetter- ober @eienenDereinen bon
(SSugenb a11f genoHen. Sic muroen oprt
8ort l1nb Sdrift bon Der Notz
imen6igfeit Ser hriitliden Mrbeiterbe-
meg11g l1n6 bon Der Midhthgfeh Der
driitIiden 2ebensgrun6idBe felienfeit
bnrhbr11ngen. Dieie grunoihblide
Dnr1bil6nng oes iunglten Ma6und-.
Hes fir Sic Observation-Disclosures
murbe 6l1rb ben &rieg ibper betrof-
fen. Ms barn nod &riegsenoe Die
|gbriitlihe observation-disclosures eli
men genaItigen, fprlngbaften Mnf=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Ssbnlnre Scs lrbcitcrs
nettpcitSia.

Gin fann0iides glat, .E@ gatbo-
Tic Gegiiter, 6as IN Goro1to err
.i1em, erffldart IN Der M11sgabe pom
37. Suli: yDie Mni6auung Der Mre
beiterflaiie miro 5nm groBen Sell bon
Mrbeitern geltaItet, Die eine geDiiie
Bilomng 1lib ertporbben baben. &utbo-
lifde Mrbeifer, bie generfidaften an
gebboSren, niirben baIb cine groBe
Mndt @ufeg .5I nirfen, erlange1,
tper1n fie iebe Wobe benz Stltoiltm
Der 5o5ialen Srage, Dom 2idte foz
Holilder @nbrbeit belelidtet, MIR ei<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Gbrune, ci,,e 8eleiSi>
0M1t9.

gefanntlib nurbe ON GRADER
fdptildungstage oen @nglanOern1
Oie giiite bon George 8ulbington nit
pielen bereOten grgiilien ilberrel9t,
1tl1o iest regt it'd in Suro Bruce nno
anDeren GnglanDern Oas @etubl Der
9onfbarfeit, oas in Oem Blane, ben
9ereinigten Staaten cine 8ulte bon
2oro Gbotbam aum @eidenf 81 maS
den, beltebt. Dieier AuStuuld BON
8iloperfen bon Sreunoen, Die bere1t
uaren, einanoer Bis gum Sooe gu be-
fampfen, iebt mo- Tie ni6t protelt1es
rem f0nnen, miiroe einem 8olfe, oas
11idt nit 2iigenpropagan0a uberI9it=
tet mare, als nidtsniir0ige 8eletot=
gung eride inen. 2or6 gbatbam mar
es, Ser Sic fd1rften Mobregeln CUR
ltnteroriiefung Ser amertfantlden Ute
oolte eegen engliide Sprannei befl1r=
~aportete. Sim Z. Mpril ITS mar es,
ols Ser Ser5og bon &idmono cine
MoreIIe an BEN &0nig BON England
b~eantrogte, in Ser oie Nottpenoigfeit,
Sic nnobbGngigfeit Mmerifas 5n5nge<
Iteber, unperbliin1t betont puroe. Die
len 8oridlag bertparf gbatbam auf
bas i6arflte.
SD freue MIDI" iagte er, roaB
1id1 bos @rab ao9 nt6t iber mild ger
idloIien bot, baB ib nod am 2eben
bin, um meme Stimme gegen Die Ser
itiideIung oieier alten uno eolen Wfo=
1tordie gu erbeben. NieoergeoriH nie
i'd bin ourd) oie 2ait Der &orper-
1dmade, BIN ib menig imltanoe, met
1nem 2at1oe in bieier gefdbrliden Sage
gu belfen, nnb bod, meme 2oros, 10
longe ib rod I'M 8eiis meiner Sinne
nno Genffraft bin, tper0e ib niemalS
meine 3uitimmrng 6a5u geben, 6aB
Ser @lana Der Nation 0ur6 eine
idmadpone 8reisgabe ibrer &edte
ur6 Idonlten geiiBnnger befledt tper=
6e. 5on elm 8olf, bas eben nod Der
Sdrefen Ser 8elt geneien ii6 iebt
Dor 6em Sauie Bourbon in Den
gtanb nerfen2 Sc lit ur1mogli6l SSn
@ottes Namen, tper11 es abiol11t not=
tpenoig lit, nns enttpe0er fit Srie0en
oDer &rieg at erfldren, unb menn
5rie6e NIT Gbren nidt erbalten mer>
Sen fam. tparnm miro barn nidt Of
ne 30gerr &rieg begonnen2 Sd BIN,
bas geitebe i1, nit ben Silfsqueuen
bieies @onigreids niht mobl pertraut
bod bot es bere1t nod meiner l1eber=
aeligltng geniigen6, I'M feline gere6ten
@edte aufre6t 51 erbalten. Srgen6-
eine @emiitsberfaiinng, meme Cords,
lit better nlg oie 8er5neifluftg. 2aBt
nns nenigitens cine Mnitreneltrg mo-
den, nno nenn mir fallen miilien,
IaBt uns tpie Wedinner fallen.".
81 1tnrf NOR 2orb gbatbans Gre,
gung, baB er beim 5dluB 0ieier Ste
oe in Obnma6t fiel. Ct lebte Damn
MIR nod menige Gage. CONT mar Der
aGerIekte Mft leines 2ebens Die 8efIr-
aport1trg i11tenitbiten, nnerbittliden
arieges gegen Mmertfa. un6 ieBt ion
ieine gifte Mmertfa geidenh tper6er
Mrmer 2or6 CHATHAM! Mrnner George
@afbington!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28

Canoes untar Itiuidmeigeaoer ,88ll.
~Iitinrmullg Der Bebornen Bis binanf
ann B~r6iibenten Der Nepablif geiuns
.bigt norlfben III, bas ttrdlgt Ibellte5 sJSrildb)-
te. l1rb piro mebr 6sruidfte tragen IN
3ufnnft. Mn ben Mlpbgeiif nod
niellals nngeltraft appeliert noroen..
SIN baber N0belnaturer, Die ih 80
~triotef nonnten, gerlifen. Dafiir bat
bas 2ouo all buiiBen. 8ir0.es nod out
lange 3eit bira,1s id)fper 5ll biiBen be-
ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
8arenin pen Halt IN
Kalifernicl1.

garo1in gliie bon &aT, bie lie
benstpuroige Delegierte Der oiterrei-
hiIdet .&ntbolifenbilfe1 in Mmeri-
ia, ldreibt aus Der uBlitenltaot" Sos
MngeIes an o1 bic 8iener a&eihspoit0
ussr1 feiiner 5tabt beS 2a11bes MUIR
Sc urs Ser gittgang fir Ole Notlei=
be.nber Se1terreibs ID ldpDer,alS bierl
Son morgens 8 lbr big 5 l1br nadbD-
mittags geben mir bon @eld)aft 5n8ez
ihdft, bon BolnIt gu 8alait. Mber IN
|6feler Iorgloien, ionnigen Staot fir-
Set man MIR ielten lernato Dabeim.
|l1rb Sic 2eute bier, mitter1 ii 8lif
urtb @nblIta1to, foo1lnen MIR 1diper
berltebel1, BOB es no anoerS bitter
falfen Mi11ter pbne 8rennn1ateriall
ltn6 aebensmittelntanae gibt. M1tber=
Dem nitro Sic permoi5genoe gebolfer-
nng bier 10 oft fir ane eroenfliden
6urIorge5tpede in Mniprnd ge1omz
men, 6oB lie begreifliderfDeiie oeS
|tGebeng anb einmal mube miro. Mber
Sd eg beute Elm Sobr, fab mir euro
pa berlaifen baben n1b mir rndblit-
der1o npnnhe iiberipunoene Sdmierig-
felt ieben, 10 boffen mir, aud bier
nod etne1 8eg 5n Sen 9er5e1 81 ft1t-
ben.
.Die Goge ino uns enteilt, alSs
bette Der O5eun tie nnS forfge.=
|ibpennmt. SIR mein Sagebnb blteb
meniq 3eit. % ltebt Elm reider Banf--
oireffor, 6em mir nod Bret Dergebli<
den 8eiu6en euolid 10 Dollar OBJ
gejtelt baben, ein groBen 5e1oen1fa=
brifant, Ser urs nit groBmItiger &c
1te 1 Collar iiberreiht, boffeno, 6aB
nun Das @lenb in 3entralenropo 81
|gnbe 1T. Domen Der bornebmen Sc
iea1daft iinb DeretDigt Die 10 be
1ddiiffttiigt" 1inb baB iie abIolut ni6f in
|oer Gage li11o ib aub. nod ettpas BON
|geot un0 Grdnen I'll 9elterreib er5ab-
Hen 5n laiien. l1n0 baneben gibt's
Mnf5eidnl1ngen, ste nit ibrer ttefen
Menihlibfett al1b Sartgeiottene rub
rem miiIIen. % nor cine Game Die
niht oabeim mar als mir DorIpra==
den uno Bret 5tunbe1t nit ibrem Iu=
Ito III sos glngeles geil1dt bot nm 1lts
Ieinen Grbef fir nniere nnglndliiberl
|2anoslente at bringen Die europa me
|geieben bat urto bod nit tiefitem 8e-
bauern fir sic 2et6en zines Volfes
|erfiM it, oas ser Meni9beit 11rlper<
ganglibe &nltnrgiiter bermitteH Bat.
|Dunn 6rau g., cine Gdiberin, Die
fiimmerlib ibr tdglideS 8rot per=
|6ient, bie bon Dem auer genng Gr=
|morbenen Sent fir Gent 3uriidgelegt
fat, big enbli9 5 Collars beiiummen
|iino fit eiinen 11el1e1t Sod. 8eiddmt
nnb idiidtern meint tie: nSSd ffan1 ia
nod EN- babies Sabr marten, lebeft
|Sie, meiin otter Sod lit ia ID nod
gang gut, l1no Sic Grmen 0rmben mo-
rem frob, men11 IL, 70 bel ta1e5u5iebe1
|bGtten." nnfere Mufr1fe i'm rSontb=
ern Gelief Committee" i'm nSbeleD
|gIub," III Bripatiocieties baben nns
|betpieien, bab aud1 bier marmfublen=
De Screen l1nierer Seimot erttgegen=
Iiblogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Gin Sd,apcnc Mber prehiz
bitten.

Mit Mnsfabme bon 5tunoeler=
|8ldGttern bic meiitens bonn &apital
frnrfbbafftter u8eltberbelierer" erbal-
ten meroen, Sic lih NAL III ben &oppf.
|geIeBt bnben, SOB bic torriibe 8elt
MIR Daol1rb gerettet mer0en tonne,
mern man bas 8of tranguliere, es
ieber Greibet beral1be uno es 5tpinge,'
8aiier 81 frit1fen, me11n es nidt per
|1bmadten noqe, ftin0et iib in Ser
Experimentation 3etfhngSlDelt
auBer1f lelten ein Mrtifel, IN melhem
bic riigorofe amerifaniide Nrobibition
o6er Sic forcierte Gotolabitinen5 ((fnir'
oag M~rbeiterpolf beitimmD gebtiaigt
u1b CUR Nabnbmung empfobIe1
miro; bingegen Iino IN 3eitungerr
uno 3eitfdriften auer s6drbungen tdg.
1i6 Mrtifel al leien, IN Delden Die
totale Mlfobolprobibition, mie lie Die
N1ebrbeh Der Ndte III 8nibington
|nb in Sen taotliden Sm1ptitaoten
altsgefibrt baben molten, anes eber,,
|als Dolfser5ieberti6, fortihrittlid uno
Dem @eilte bes Demofrotismus ents
ipre9en6, oefiniert miro.
Sn Sdpeoer 3. s.. bat man mdiib
reno bes &rieges ible9te g~rfnbrun
gen nit Ser 6amaIs n~otpenoig &c.
Inor6enen Hrobibition gema9t, neil.
oas @etretoe 5u abiolnt nottpen6tge=
rem 3peden gebraubtt Der6en mnBtte..
I@ie 6en11 Ser &rieg boriiber NOR, gab
les ond bon Der Yrobibition ridtt.
mebr Diel 5u merfen.
Sn allen farbinnpifden 5toatens
[tpl1roen griiiin0oliide 5tuoien nber sic.
Grobibitton gernabftt unb 6os grrbre-.
lultat mar iibernM, DnB Iotalprobibi=
ton bolfsih6olid nnb bolfsungeinnD,
lei. 8eaertiipdirrftig.t miro 6ie Srage ondh
in Der 5btpei5 ifu6iert. Manhe ia
|tboltfhe BIdtter befirnorten sic Go<
|talentba1tnng bon alfoboliihen Sc.
franfen, uber nidt auf bent 8ege 6er.
[8eleBgeb11ng, fo1r6er1t as Eltgenb'
hung. Mu6 nidtsein ein5iges 8laH lit
fir geieBgeberilde Gotalprobibition,
nit M11gnabme bon (tDie oben arge-
fiibrt) Stiinoeler=Bldittern Gin s5tl=
blum nber sic @irflngen Ser Brobis
IN Mmerifa Diro III ser Brobi-
|bittonsfrage III europa BON meienfli-.
der grogtpeite ieeiin. Die Ml1der inns
8aiierbeiligen uer0en i%e0enfans ct
nen ihtDiertgen, spenn nidf llnmogli-
den 5tanbpltnf baben.
giner Der berDorragenoiten 2itera='
ten S1neoerS, 81. 9elmar @eD, bat
es leBtes Sabr u1lternomr1en, Ole
Ser. 5taaten GIT bereiien ut1b baupt
|iddIib Sic ginorude gu Ndpiier al
|bringen, melde 6as atr1erifaniiifbe
IIBolfssleber1 mnter ben Mnspiaten Ser
Hrobiibiitiio11 o1f i'm gernadf. Dos
gbarafteriiiidife Der 2age,alsSproB.
ling 0es Brobibitionsgeiebes fdreibf
81. Set, lei eiine getDiIie MmoSpbdre
itiGen neberbrui Der iib bal1pt-.
|fddIid unter ben ltnteren 8olfsfai@
len bernerffbor made. Sir Die b0iberen.
Observation-Disclosures lei Die 5abe nidb5tt
io idIimm. 8enn aud] in ben fiiibren-
ben SoteIg ffeiin aiiqnel,r ierpiert nerz
oe, 10 babe Ser serffiinoeriide geiit bod
eiren Weq gefn1nben,spi man ih bas
WfitteI, pbre meIdbeg ns gronbnnD-
2eben iii iiesiiner gdtbeit nidftt S61enfbnr
lei, beridnffen tonne. Gin auffmerff=
tanner geobn1ter Tonne bnl6 genliig
|iolde RnnIlfma10Sper ent6eden. lin ooiie.
iide bieier DISQUALIFICATION berlltnI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-28
Sc. Cloud Business College

offers thorough courses in GOTH Century
Bookkeeping, Gregg Shorthand, Touch.
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just of the press. Save $4Oato $100by
attending here, and9let us recommend
yousto good position. Write us for
fullinformation @35ss Il
yATH &AHLES
ST. Cloud, Minnesota
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
SCHOOL TEACHERS NOT
/ TO TAKE STATE CENSUS
Board Concludes il Has Moth
ing to Do With Collection
OF Taxes.

Reaching the conclusion that n has
absolutely nothing 10 do with the coll
lection OF taxes In Delaware, the
State Board OF Education. through It's
president, Dr. r. X. Brown. has re-
versed It's decision to have the rural
school teachers and the boards Of spe-
cial districts make a census Of all tax
able persons "a years or over IN their
respective districts.
At the meeting OF the state board
In this city on Thursday the members
passed motion TO require the rural
teachers To cooperate in the taking
Of this census in order TO help in the
collection Of the special school tax
This action followed an address to the
members by State Senator Asa Ben
nett and DIR. w. r. Messiok Of the
State Tax Commission, who thought
the teachers were the proper persons
% help In this work.
This decision was reversed yester.
day pending a meeting of the board
which viii be called later. Or. Brown
gave the following reasons for the de
cision not TO have the school teachers
take the census:
AT the meeting Thursday II wa
the feeling of the board that
should do everything in It's power 4
assist in the collection Of taxes, an,
II felt that. as the teachers were t,
receive the greatest amount Of bene
| nj from the taxes. they, In a spirit q
patriotic duty, should, and would be
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
HOLD BROTHERHOOD
MEN FOR UPPER COURT
W. T. Haines and /. |. Kennedy
Placed Under Light Bail
Bonds.

Leo I. Kennedy and William T..
Haines. officials OF the United Broth
rrhood Of Maintenance of Ways En-
ployes. yesterday were held In 5000
hail each for the upper court by Mag
istratc Gluckman before whom they
were arraigncd on a charge of epbez-
element. J., Frank Hll, counsel fof
the two men, sought To have them dis
missed. hut Magistrate Gluckman said
he thought there mad been sufficient
evidenc. To warrant holding the de-
PENDANTS fOr court.
Tne case results from the action of
the two officials at convention of
the PENNSYLVANIA System Division at
pittsburg. November : and s. when
members OF that organization voted
20 organize the Pennsylvania System
Fraternity. They are alleged to have
approved the payment OF bills FOR the
latter orga nization from the funds of
the former. which action constituted
the basys for the embezzlement charge.
Several witnesses appeared yvSter-
day and nearly all said they were
members of both organizations and
consids red the two bodies practically
one" They all testified that there mad
been no question in their ranks of
the right Of Kennedy and Haines 10
approve the use of the funds as COM
phined Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
BEACON COLLEGE CLUB DANCE,

The annual dance of the Beacon
College Club will be held in the ball
room of the Hotel du Pont next Wed
nesday evening. Not only are local
members of the club and the faculty
expecting to attend but graduates
from some distance will be present,
as well as many repre- sentatives of the
college in Salisbury. Md. Club mem
bers are allowed TO bring friends.
even If they were never members of
the Beacon stud nj body.
TIL committee In charge comprises
Merrett ID. Fisher, first president OF
the club, Miss Margaret MlSdy and
A. Raymond jackson. The invitation
committee is composed Of J. w. HI
rons, vice-president of the college;
Marion Abbott, and Ethel a. Grler.
The following patrons and patrones-
ses have been asked to serve: Mr. and
Mrs. William II. Beacon, Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Hirons. Bishop and Mrs. Philip
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. ,Enwood Souder
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter. Mr.. anj
Mrs. Frederick Bringhurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Il. Rayner, Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. WI
tam c. Blatz, DR.. and Mrs. Arthu.
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs, j. Merricb
Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart.
The dancing will start at $50 ant
the Original Six will furnish music
There, will be Spot Light Dance.
Moon Dance ;" Novelty Dances
and n few prize dances. Miss Eliza betl
Thomas Will give an exhibition dance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
ROBERT A. SHAW IN
MILLER DIRECTORATE
Elected Secretary OF Board and
Office Manager of Miller
Brothers.

Robert \. shaw, who has. been an
empluyo of the Miller Brothers Co,
Ninth and king streets. FOR the past
two years, has been elected secretary
of the board of directors and made
an executive officer OF the company
The promotion comes To Mr.. Shaw an
Reorganization Of faithful service for
the company. In addition to b coming
secretary of the organization he will
also have complete charge of the office
management.
Mr.. Shaw Is resident of Whining
ton of years standing and has large
acquaintance throughout the city.
His home is at 1906 Hancock street.
Before coming to Miller Brothers
Wilmington store, about two months
ago. he served the local firm I'm a
managerial capacity at their Chcste,
store for over two and half oears
Previous to that time he was connect
ed in similar position with a promi
nent Market street furniture and rue
esta ahlishment In Philadelphia.
Mr.. shaw has had wide experience
in the retail furniture field from almost
every angle. During his mercantile
career. he has directed sales policy
managed departments aud stores and
served as a travelling buyer. In his
new position AT Millei' Brothers he vii
utilize his resourcefulness gained from
past experience along the progressiv,
policy OF the Miller organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
SURPRISE SHOWER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Craig enter
tanned number of young folks at
tirpir home on Saturday evening, last.
al a variety shower. in honor OF Miss
Viola Seeds. whose marriage to
George kipe Of Newport, Will take
place here on December Ia Miss
seeds received number of beautiful
sifts. The evening was spent in
games and music. and refreshments
were served. Those present We're:
Mrs. Joseph Seal and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Lang OF Richardson Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Kennett
square. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Le-
fevre and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown
~ Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
kipe OF Boothwyn, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
George kipe of Chadds Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Seeds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Groome, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Gruome, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey +.
Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. John II. Lyman
Misses Irene Gregg, Leila Lyman,
Ethel Woodward. Margery Bair Mary
Craig OF Chester. Pa, Mae Seeds and
Margaret Groome, and Messrs. War
ren Garrett. Edward Sansant. Alfred
Spence. Francis Stuart, Henry Seeds
and Robert First.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
MAY GUST NEWBERRY.
43 Senators Oppose Him, 40
for Him and 10 Uncom-
mitted.

Washington, Dec. 3.--The situation
In the Senate with regard to the exon
Grafton Of Senator Truman II. New
berry of Michigan appears TO have un-
dergone a very substantial change
within the last few days.
When Congress adjourned there
was q general opinion that as matters
then stood there was a clear majori-
~ In favor OF the report OF the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections
which report exonorates Newberry Of
the charges made by Henry Ford that
his election was due 20 the expediture
Of great sum Of money and was
in violation of the election laws Of
Michigan.
Az the situation now stands. there
are forty-tiiree votes counted against
his exoneration as recommended, while
Newberry and forty-two in favor of
ten Senators. all Of them Republicans
are listed az doubtful. OF the doubt
full" Il is sserted by those who are
directing the fight against acceptance
OF the committee report that az least
five have about made up their minds
to stand with the forty-three, which
II true, would mean that Newberry's
seat would be vacated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-03
NEED FOR 100000
TO AID NEEDY SHOWN
BY DR.. JOS. h. 0DELL
Ninety Per Cent of Persons Out
of Work Are Natives OF
Delaware.
MANY IN DESPERATE PLIGHT

That there is urgent need for every
penny of the 100000 which George A.
Elliott and his committee OF business
men have asked the public to contrib
ute to aid the unemployed in this city
Is Indicated by the reports OF condi-
tions as they exist In this city. by
men and women who know Winning
ton and It's people.
None better than DIR. Joseph II.
Odell. Federal Director for unemploy-
ment In Delaware. know why this
money is needed. DIR. Odell has been
instrumental in finding employment
for thousands. but there are many
other thousands whom he knows are
in desperate plight because the
bread carners of the family have no
jobs. This is what DR.. Odell says:
by means of the Delaware Public
Employment Service | estimate that
there are about 5000 unemployed I'm
Wilmington. In setting the figure at
5000 | am counting only those who
are. essential TO the support of their
families. Many OF them have been out
OF work for months: they have sold
their liberty bonds, their thrift stamps
anu have withdrawn their savings
from the banks and trust compd nies.
The first really cold weather is go
ing to reveal the extent of poverty In
the city. Owing to the high price of
coal those who are out OF work have
been unable to lay in any stock for the
winter. The fuel problem In going To
be the most critical factor in relief
work this winter. This IL shown at the
employment office. On warm days the
un amployed men come 10 register on
to see If we have. found any positions
for them and they leave quickly: on
cold days they stay IN the warm build
ing FOR hours.
Another fact has been disclosed by
| the registrations at the Public EN-.
ployment Service; over 9Oed of all who
have registered as unemployed ar,
| Wilmington or Delaware people VIII,
have lived in the city FOR years. Th
casual laborer the fioater, the wa,
worker attracted TO Wilmington in tn,
days of high prices. has left the city
IL is our own people, our neighbors
the Wilmington children I'm the publ.
schools, that we must take care o
| during these hard times"
The Maryland Society of Delawar re
is was said today. is the first organi
| zatton TO contribute to the $4,000
fund. 1t has sent to the committee
check for 500. which 1t was decide,
TO do at the meeting on Thursda,
night. 1t is expected that other or
ganizations will take similar actio
as they hold meetings.
Churches of all denomination Wi
call attention tomorrow to the cam
paign, in an effort to have all mem
bers of every church help the cause a
far as possible. Ministers will poin
to the seriousness of the situation an
the necessity for universal help.