davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
Milionar a jeho dite.

vot V takovemhle prostredi. al
otec nema pochopenl pro le]lI
touhy a clle. Jak je to hlou-,,
pc, bvt dceruskou millionaire!
Pohrala 81 chvih cernym,
ratlickem "Arsenem", pax pc
vstala otomanu a priscilla k
pianu. Zlostne pfehr;.ls skaly
nahoru a dolu. nacez pocala
zpivat nejnove.jsi prazskou pi-
sen "Tocte Sc pardalove", do
provazejic Sc ma plane.
We dverich objevil Sc pan
Landras, otec.
"Lili, pro boha te proslm, ne
zpiyej tn pitomostV'
"Dovol, papa, to neni plto-
most. Je to originelni pope
vek lidovy."
proc nezazpivas neco 2 o.
per? Mas tax pekny hlasek, ie
no skoda ma tyhle odrhovat-
ky
Papa, iohle mi nerikej -
Jake pax odrhovacky. - TY
snad Y Mich nic nevidiS, pon5-
Vadz nemaS vubec smyslu pro
mic jineho, nez pro svG Milo
ny ale ia q techto pisnicek
vycit 'uji vsechnu tn volnost a
bezstarostnest lidicek. u nichz
vychazeji geniove zitlka-"
''Nemluv nesmysly! Genio-
We zitrka - Povaleci, nicemo-
We. podvodnlci, lupici-"
'Lupici' Ach ano, lupicin'
Lii protahla sve pruane til
ko pod rozkoSi, kterou V nj
yzbudilo hruzosladEe slovo -
"lupic!' -
Papa, nikdy nepochopls
jak ohromay rozdii ie mezi ia
kovym Observation-Disclosures
temi vy2ehlenymi panaky
ktera sem stale z(es.'
"Ivu! X Will konuu je zvu!
X Nuli sobe me! Jen k vuli TO-
be 4 pro tebel'
PAX lituji, ze pfinasis tako-
ve cboti, nebot' ia o ne vubet
nestolim! NZdyt phi kazden
takovem yecirku umiram MI
dou!'
"No ovsemi Zadny q tecf
slusnych mladiku nezplva, =
"Tocte sc pardalove!"
take by to AMI mcdowell
zazpiyat! a proto ii pravin
jednou pro vzdy: New je sem
je to marne! Takoveho 81 nj
kdy nevezmu! Radeji pujdl
do klastera."
"A pri varhanach Jim tar
budez prozpevovat: "Toct
Sc pardalove y
''pfosim, ably isl Sc neposn
val mym citum!'
"a ia prosim, abys zmenil
svc chovani, abych nemusil II
tebe stale sIyset zaloby.'
"kdo pax Ease zaloval?'
'"Io je vedlejSi. Hlavni j
re JSi bvla videna, jak isl 81
vcera odpoledne pred vojei
skou hudbou vojcnskym krt
KEN mezi prazskou sebral
kou -
Zach, to bylo bajecncl i
sc To slapalo!'
"Iapovldam ii podobna y.
razy!. - Dale: PredevClre
yecer sucastnila isl sc zabas
tebe naprosto nedustolme--'
"tz YIN 10 ii take don
sli, ~ .lsen pro legraci u Il
drazl kradla S vozu uhll 4
jscnl spadla a narazila 81 kol
no?"
"Fuj, Lili' 0 tom jsem /
echo evedel.' =
"Tak vidjS, A il ii vsec.
TAX uprime povim!"
'tioapala isl Sc americl
houpacce KoSirich L K!am
X. Sc spfost%mi davcaty a m
dlky -
Zach, ano. houpala !"
Lii vrhla Sc do houpaci
die. jakoby 81 cbtela zopal
vat pozit.k an,erick6 1houp:
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MA PRODEJ prvotridni cukro-
vinkovy a smiseny obchod ma
zapadai strane. Je pri nem
byt 5ti pokojich. Pricina
-psodeje nemoc v rodine. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 2230 zap. So. ul.
bllze Clark Ave. 1-25
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'.svEI''.

ocitl ma parketach. Kdyby by
la nepozorovala cestu, kterou
Sc tam dostal, nijak by j jeho
zjev salone neprekvapil, ne
; bot bylas by no povazovala "a
!, navstevnika. Byla zvedava, co
znamena tento neobvykly zpu-
sob navstevy. Nebyla dlouhc,
lIv pochybnosti. Elegantni muz
Sc opatrne rozhledl, prikrocii
ke dvefim, u nichz "a portie-
rou stala, chvili naslouchal. !
1 Lii sc zdalo, re musi slyset
Eieji rozbourene srdce, ktere ne
obvyklym tim zjevem bylo ro-
zechv6no a prudce busilo. Me-
znamy, patrne Sc svym naslou-
|chanim spokojen, lehkym a il
lsSm krQkem pristoupil k Sc
lkretari, jenz byl umisten blize
4 kamen. Jiskrnym OXEN pTeles
tel drobnosti. nalezaiici Sc ma
|vrchni plose .sekretare, uchopil
Iasi til 2 Mich, dve postayil zpet
la jednu uschoval do kapsy sye-
Tho lehkeho svrchniku. PAX
'Ivyjmul svazek malych, lesk-
7|lych kliGf. zrucne, skoro ne
Islusne otevrel sekretaf.
Lii bez bazne, jednlm pohy-
benz yshrnula portieru, a stanu-
la pred nzaslym cizincem, KITE
Try pfi Sramotu Sc obratil. Zira-
Ii chvili jeden ma druheho, bez
hnut! beze SLOW.
i Mlceni prerusila Lii.
"Jen Sc, pane, nevyrusujte a
!: klidne pokracujte, .jako by me
zde nebylo!'
Pardon, slecno, prominte,
netusil .jsen,--"
20 prosim, pocinejte 81 ja-
ko donna, nebudu vam nikte-
rak prekazeti."
!. "Dekuji. Ale zajiste mi ne
Izazlite, zajistlm-li 81 bezpec-
most"
.CMinec4 4prekrocil blize - Lii
Ii pred MIN ustoupila.
: "Nebojte Sc, neublizim yam,
Prekazi mis pouze tuhle ten
y|zvonek, iimz byste mohla ne
l1oho privolat.'
i .Bleskurychle pfestiihl dra
Izvonku.
Il "Neverite menu slovu?"
II "Odpust'te, ,zene verim jef
, tehdy, .rekne.li klamu vas -
"!rak namluvi muz galatni!
ale zkuSeny! Divim $.
,Ivsak, ze vas neprckvapuic nil
'pobyt zde. Patrne netuSlte
koho mate pred sabou?'
:. "Mela bych malo fistronu
kdybych .neuhodla vase poVo
lani. Jste lupit, pane"
>, Cizinec Sc spokojene usmal
: "Dekuji YAM, slecno, ze jst'
" uzila tohoto vyrazu. Znelo b,
. osklive q vasich roZkosnych us
sloyo zlodej"! Fl! Zlodej. Sly
ste, jak Scredne to mi. 20
iii Izoruji, re jste velice inteligen
J. nj, pokrocila a moderni DANA
O. "Zanste pane, a test mne, Il
la to priznavate. Papa je sice j
u neho mineni, ale papa je jest
~ Ze stare skoly."
o. "Vas papa Mate pra
vdu milionar Landras jes
Ae vaSim otcem y.
H. "Ano, pan Landras jest mt
ne e|jim otcem. - Je-li milionafen
gu |nevim. O peneznich zalezitt
vIstech nerada hovorim. Ale t
5y ka Sc, &c ma ctyry miliony--
en- "Pak jich ma iiste osm!
|. We svete jsou lide, kteri jich pt
"a trcbujil"
Ia "Na prlklad Wy, pane, ze?
ld, ia JIM! Proto jsem zde
Ia "Chapu. Ale pochybuji,
Ia muj papa uzna vase theorie,
IL 'Bud'te bez starosti, slecn
di. |Dosahnu vzdy vseho, co 81
oz- minim.
la, "kdo jste, pane?'
a "Lupic. Sama jste to rekls
'jc, "Anc. Soudlm tax die vas
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VELKA LACE $1100. Proda

$4,000. - Hned k nastehovani
2 roxy starry dum, 5 svetnic -
pod celym sklep, elektrika, ga
raz, velky lot Sc stromy a drob-
nym ovocem. Naleza Sc Il Sko-
ly a predmestske kary S Sc
jizdnym, mono pTikoupiti je-
ste Gtvrt akru "a $500. Postaci
miti $1,000 neb vice. Jest to w
hodne misto pro drubeznictvi
"a zelinarstvi. The Atlas FL
nance Co., 5454 Broadway
Ptejte Sc ma FIR. Stukbauera.
@ 1-21
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S ktcrJhl isem Sc houpala, byl
docela obycejny povalec, mic
zvlastniho. Intala jsem Sc ho
mezi houpanim, kolikrat uz Sc
del a povldal. re jen jcdnou a
sice p hodin pro potulku! No,
kdyz ii povidam: koks! tDoce-
IL obyceiny Kcks!"
"Koks2 Jaky je to Ease W
raz?"
"KoA5! .Odpadek! Skvar!
Boze, papa. ty isl, zaostaly! "A
iak SO tax clovek niue mylit!
Kdyz jsep tohc chlapfka vide
la, byla Bych Sc vsadila, ze ie
to nejnlene .yrah! Nechala
isem he plavar!"
'Lili, nEposledy te vyzyvam.
abys .prestala S temi vulgarnl-
mi vystrc,lnostmi, sic budu nu-
cen ---'
"Sice budes nucen uplne Sc
|pcdrobiti Svcmu mazliekovi, -
sve ielind zlate Lii! - jen
to dofekni! nestyd' sci"
'Lili- ~
Papa! TO Wis. na mae 81 ne
pfiides! "A. nenazyvej mole
chovani vystiednosti, kdyz yi5
re je TO pravy opak! Chovam
;se tax proste, ze prosteji uz am
ncmohu. A mole zaliba We stY
l>u sc spodinou spolecnoti? Wis
dobfe. re mne nelaka amer
cka houpacka ami flaSinet, ale
re byt9. rada seznala dust ta-
Itkovello zlocince! Gin vetslho
zlotincc, tim ;ape! Raua bych
vIdela, CO sc deie nitru Zary-
teho odpnrce lidske spolecno-
sti, risda bych Doznala pohnut
KY, ktere no zenou ma drahu
zlocinu a kcneGne rada bycf
! i vGdela, jak dovede takovJ
,zlocinec milovat! ="
"Lili! To je skandal! Kdt
isl pfisla MA takoveto myslen
| kv?"
| "Ano, skandal je 10, papin
ku, skutecna! Vzdyt mi 5udt
"a meslc 16 roku a dosud ne
vim, 60 je to laska. Totiz, a
bys mi rezumel! Theoretick,
vim, co to .je, ale pra!sticky ie
ste ne -
"Prestanes-li pax takovy
nj recmil'
"Ale, papa, nechapu, pro,
mas prot mym sklonllm tako
IVY odpor. To je podezrele! Nc
mas tv snad We sve minulost
nejaky skraloupek? Ach, t
+, by bylo rozkosne!'
Lily zatleskala ruckama
lichotive objala sveho otce.
"Sver Sc mi, papa, jist
, I've mladi bylo bourllve a kdo
VI, nemam-ii sve sklony po tc
: be -"
Landras odstrcil nevrle svo
1 dcerusku a zabrucel:
4 "Dei pol;oj $ takovymi M
,smysly. -. lIvidis, ze tomu |
delam honec. Blaznivc rom.
!, ny vyhazlm a do biografu CHI
Il dit nebudes! Mas pipdplacen
: do vScch ,livadel -"
: "Ale gzdyt' chodlm pilnt
i Videla isem "Zenino stcsti",-
"Montespanku'', Papa m
o. praydu", Lulu - ach Lul,
4 To byl pozitecek - zvlaste q
= druhy. Papa, to sis nemel n
n chat ujlt! Ia scena,- kdyz
y skrti ten Jack rozparovac-
ia je skvostna!" !"
FL "Ode dneska bude jinak.. !.
j. Postaram SC, .abych Abyl O ka
&c de TIVE vychazcc uvcdomcn.-
e. Chci vedet, kan chodis, neb,
bys byla S TO, pfivcst mi do d
l. mn .ncJakeho Arsena Lupina
Psik Arsen zyedl hlavu
ocaskem.
Papa, to nemyslis VAR
Sel Znas mnc, re Sc poutat media
", a iproto prosim, nedrazdi nj
al Wis, e iscm yseho schopns
Oblicej tjcjiazrudl "a llne
,.l.n ,,,,,.x - 80, ,,J.>.a.a,
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Lu QOnu ZaulVala sc Llll|
ma velke, ozdobne hodiny. u
kazovaly "a tfi minuty tfi. Po-
stavila Sc k oknu a zahledela
sc do lpuste .ulice. Ia chvili u
couvnula "a Zaslonu, nebot'
lpod okny zastavil zeleny auto
mobil. -.
Druheho dnc, We stredu ke
Itfeti hodine, sedGla Lii We vel
lkem, nahernem, svetlem salone
na Kline majic knihu, nohou
| Arsena. Byla pohrouzena V
Inapinavou kapitolu "Zahady
lstard katovny", kdyz Arsen
Izvedl hlavu a kratce zavrcel.
! Go pax je to, Arsene?" ma
lpomenula Lii psika a celia da-
!lle. Psik pocal jeviti neklid,
| Itemne vrcel. hlavu maize nata-
: zenou smerem k oknu, usi ma
ilpiate .vztycene, oci pozorne IL.
| lpfene ystrlc cemnsi. co vzbudi
10 Jeho pozornost. Lii roZ
-hledla sc salonem, pax vstala
-Iuchopila psicka do naruce Z
: -lnesla ho do druheho pokojc
Il kde stlskla zvonek a predal,
: Arscna panske. Toninka pre-
psiGka nesla no chod
u bon d schodistem ma velk,
dvlr, ably Sc trochu probehl.
~ Lii Sc vracela. Prave nadzv
/, .dla portleru, jez kryla dvere S
c. stnany salonu, kdyz jeji noh
= strnula. V okne, nalezajicir
ii seinai lcNes strane, 2ahledla stir
po chvili pak zjeNila Sc jejim
G. zraku hlava, kirk, vrchni CAS-
O. tela jakehosi muze. Lii ustol
= pila "a zaclonu a pozoroyal;
q, cofse Dude dit.
hi Ma okno yyhoupl sc swim
neznany a lehkym skokem $
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod S
mensi grocerii na zapadni stra-
he v ceskoslovenskem okoll.
Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. Sveta.
1-2l
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro jedno-
no neb diva pany. Zvlastni
vchod. Elcktrika a koupelna.
Haste sc V cis. 57o1 Portage
Ave. l--2l
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DUN PRO 4 RODINY ma pro-

PR0DA Sc cukrovinkovy Oh
chod S prodejem ruznych deli
katesu. Tydni prodej ga no.
tove pres $500; naleza Sc pro-
ii skole {. 39d3 Woodland Av.
Cena $1450.00 Haste Sc v {.
262l L. 55th St. 1-28
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PRODA Sc obchodni misto ma
Fulton Rd. s cukrovinkovym
obchodem S bytem 7 poko-
jich dale jiny byt, tez 0 Z.
pokoiich. Let je 70 pro 10
stfevicich. Da Sc LEVINE. Hla-
ste. sse Ii Atlas finance Co, {.
5454 Broadway Ptejte Sc na
Fr. Mlckovskeho. 1-21
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a nasleGovan Arsenem odesel
do sve pracovny, oddelene cd
pokojn Lily dlouhou chodbou.
II dveri pokoje setkal Sc Sim
imeckem, domovnfkem a "a
hradnikem.
"Co mi nesete, Simecku?"
"Milostpane, slyseli uz 0 tom
.sekretari 'Peliskovi?"
"Co pax sc stalo?"
"Prej ma init prsty v llakeJ
uplatkovej .afere-"
'Dejte pokoj, Simeoku, Ease
uz Sc starate Q veci, do kterych
vam mic .neni!'
"No, milostpane, ia mu ne
chci sahatsdo svedomi, ale pred
valkou ten clovek nemel krej-
car dneska mali ctyry poko-
je -"
''Pred valkou ,byl bezplat-
nym praktikantem a dnes ma
zenu a ltri deti. "A tohle jste mi
prisel rict?"
"Ne, milostpane, tady nam
odevzdat psani. Ale vereji mi,
neco ma tom je, co sc o Pells-
kovi povfdaw
Landras vstoupil mezitim dc
pokoje, ted Sc obratil, wal cd
|Simecka dopis, podival Sc ma
adresu, poznal pismo, zbledl
dech sc nlu zatajil a srdce roz.
busilo. Klesl do zidle, po ma.
le chvili Sc vzpamatoyal, ohra-
eel nerozhodne list v.ruce, pax
81 dodal odvahy, uchopil nnz
rozrizl obalku, vynal schvejici
Sc rukou dopis
Obsahoval jen dive radky, je5
milionar v mziku preletl, maje
loci hruzou vytrestene.
"Kdo prinesl ten dopis?"
"Nejaky chlapecv'
"Tak je dobres mnzete jlt!
Simecek zadival sc dlouze ns
sveho pana, pax Sc otocil a tez
ce odchazel.
Landras po jeho odchodu
lnamahave vstal, dopis zmac
kal, prudce Jim mrstil do kou
ia pokoje vycerpan, znov,
klesl do kfesla.
Arsen rozehnal sc "a odho
Izenou kouli v domneni, ze S
|pan S MIN hraje. Uchopiv pa
Ipir, pocal jej ostrymi zoubk,
Itrhati na drSbne kousky i.
/ Milionar hev6noval mu pc
lzorncsti. Zamyslen, ziral ztl
mule pred sebe. Pc chvili "a
|sykl mezi zuby:
"To je straslive! Go pocit
Jak Sc zachranit? Ten vyhruz
ny dopis-"
Vzchopil sc, opatrne uzaml
dvere, vynal re zasuvky revo
| yer, ktery ,polozil pred sebe n
still - Phi tom 1ahucel:
/ "Je tfeba celit nebczpeci."
v tn dOhu Zadiva1a SO Ii
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
CONGRESS CONTROL
MAIN CONTENTION
OF VOTERS TUESDAY
Result of BalIoting Expected to
vitality Affect Next National
Campaign.
ELECTION IN 81 STATES

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Nov. 3.-Amertca's
barometer OF political and public opin-
ion will be read at the polls. Tuesday,
November z, when another national
House OF Representatives, moro than
a third of the Senate membership, and
81 governors of states. together with
state legislatures and local officials,
will be chosen.
Nationally. the general election
Tuesday is the first OF the Harding ad-
ministration, thus 1t is regarded by
many as test, bearing upon the next
Presidential campaign. The repub-
a'can "ins" so before the country
largely on the record Of President
Harding and the present congress, an
issue accepted by their democratic and
other opponents.
80 Representatives To BE Elected.
Excepting in Maine, where the cleo
tons were held last September. the
new SiXty-eighth Congress OF 435
members will be chosen Tuesday from
oil states. Thir.y-eeven Senators in
81 states also will be elected. The
states electing governors are Alabama,
Arizona, Arkansas. California, Colora-
do. Connecticut, Georgia. Idaho. Iowa,
kansas Massachusetts. Michigan, Min
nesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New HaInp-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
MAIL BOXES WILL
EXPEDITE DELIVERY
Postmaster English Announces
They Must be Installed
by December u.

Postmaster James J. English today
declared that tho response to tho re-
quest that homes be provided with
mall boxes or slots has been most
gratifying. but added that not as much
interest is being shown as formerly.
Under the recent order OF the Poet
master General all homes must be
provided with q mail box or slot in the
door for the immediate delivery OF
mail. December 20 is tho Jnte set by
which time the provisions are TO be
made.
Leaving n door or window open, Mr.
English said, Win not meet tho re-
quiroments. He added that Il is not
planned to work Il hardship on any one
but that tho carrying out Of this
order means that there win be better
service. as tho delivery Of mail viii
be expedited instead of delayed. as a.
present.
Mr.. English feels that tho order II
one of tho most beneficial orders evel
issued by tho department.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

shire. New Jersey. New York, New
Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, OKLAHOMA
Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island.
South Carolina, South Dakota. Tenne-
ssee, Texas. Vermont, Wisconsin, and
Wyoming.
The battle Of ballots throughout the
country largely between tho two domi-
nant parties. Republican and Demo-
cratic. The election is marked by vir-
tual passing of the Progressive. or
Bull Moose, party. Socialist, Prohibi-
ZIONIST, Farmer Labor, Single Tax and
other organizations, however, continue
on the ballots here and there, with
some independent and other miscel-
laneous designations. Also marking
the local campaigns. and often affect
| ing the congressional contests, arc the
| liquor, Ku Klux Khan and other ques-
| tons.
Seats Of 81 Senators mt Stake.
Congressional candidates mostly arc
for the Sixty-eighth Congress which
will not assemble until December. 1923
| unless a special session next summer
should be called. OF tho 81 Senator.
ial seats at Issue, 80 are for regular
terms of six years beginning in tn,
next Congress and five to I'LL vacancies
by death and resignation. In addition
| to the 435 members od tho next Hous,
to be chosen. there are three to Al
vacancies in tho coming winter session
two from Nebraska and one from
| Illinois.
| Capture Of control OF the next Hons,
is tho avowed objective OF tho demo
cratic organizations or. fatling this
material induction of tho present Re
publican majority of 165. Tho Houe'
now has 296 Republicans, $50 demo
Gratis and one Socialist, with eish
seats vacant. A turnover Of moro thai
so seats Is required for loss OF tn
next House by the Republicans.
The Senate now has 30 Republicans
one Progressive and 8
Democrats, with II Republicans and
democratic seats in the next Congress
at issue Tuesday. Democratic leader
] have said that only n miracle woul
change tho political complexion Q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
tho next Senate 1t this election.
Moro follows
Statas Expocted To Shift.

Moro fOHoWU
States Expected To SHIFT.
Republican leaders expect to in
crease their Senate majority by few
members. and they also say they ex-
pect defeat OF q number OF sitting
House members, swept in two years
ago in the Harding victory. Democratic
managers on tho other. hand arc pre-
dieting eo1no Senate ~ well IN
House acccesions. Principal spots
where Republicans hope to Gust Demo-
cratic Senators and elect Republicans
are:
Ohio, President Harding's state.
where Senator Pomerene. Democrat,
Is opposed by Representative Fees,
Republican FORMER congressional COM
mittee chairman; Missouri, whore
Senator Reed. Democrat, Ia opposed by
II. r. Brewster; Rhode Island. where
Senator Gerry, Democrat Is pittcd
against former Governor Beeckman;
Nebraska, where Senator Hitchcock,
Democrat, and former foreign rela-
tons committee chairman. Ia fighting
r. 3. Howell. Republican national
committeeman: Wyoming, where Rep
resentative Mondell, Republican lead
er IN the House, Is running against
Senator Kendrick, Democrat; Utah
where Senator King, Democrat, IL
seeking reelection against Er;
nest Bamberger. and New Mexico
whore Senator Jones. Democrat, y
opposed by Stephen b. Davis, Jr.
Where Democrats Hope To Win.
Democratic hopes of Senatoria
gains largely arc centered on: Now
York, where Senator Calder. Repub
lean. is opposed by DIR. Royal 9
Copeland. New York health commits
sioner; New Jersey, where Senator
F'relinghuysen. Republican. is oppose,
by Governor Edwards. Democnt
North Dakota. where former Gov
Lynn j. Frazier, Republican will
Non Partisan league backing Il
against J. +. T. O'Connor. Democrat
Maryland, where Senator France. Re
publican, Is fighting William CGbel
Bruce; Indiana, where former Sena
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
Friendship Circle Entertainment.

An interesting literary program was
carried oat at n meeting ofthe Friend
ship Circle OF tho Jewish Community
Center. Wednesday afternoon Mt Third
and King STREETS. Among the Speakers
and their subjects were: Sophia
Roeen. who described Julius Rosen-
wald; Marion Fisher. who spoke on
the life and work OF Louis Brandeis;
Hilda Brcuer who spoke of tho work
Of Charles Steinmctz. a committee Of
three consisting OF Beatrice Bertman,
Violet Yarus. and Sylvia Iarue. was
appointed to meet with the leader
Es,ella Schendelman. to prepare for
n social program for next Wednesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

tor Aibsrt J. Bev@idge y patted
against former Governor Samuel M.
Ralston: Connecticut. whore Senator
Mclean. Republican. In against Ihom-
a. ]. Spellacy; Washington. where
Senator Poindexter, Republican. is
against c. c. Dill. former Representa-
tive, and Michigan. where Senator
Townsend. Republican. Ia opposed by
former Governor Ferris.
There arc rs Senators who arc cal,
didates for continued service. Three,
Senator McCumber. Republican, N.
d., New. Republican. Indiana, and
Culberson. Democrat, Texas were do
feated fr denomination In recent pri-
maries. while three more whose terms
expire March next. Senators Page
Republican. Vermont. Myers. Demo
crat, Montana, and williams. Demo
crat. Mississippi. are retiring and
did not stand for denomination.
Many Women Candidates.
There arc two women candidates
for tho Senate. from Minnesota ant
with many others for municipal ant
other local offices. Tho present ant
first woman Senator. Mrs. w. II. Eel
ton. Of Georgia. appointed to succce1
tho lato Senator Watson, Ia not can
didate for election, while the lon'
woman House member, Miss Alic
Robertson OF Oklahoma, IL fghtin,
for reelection In n normally demo
| cratic district.
For the 435 HOUSE seats there arc 1.
018 candidates. including $40 prcsen
members--249 Republicans. 100 Demo
Gratis and tho one Socialist. FIfty-sev
on sitting members. 40 Republican
and II Democrats. did not seek re-elec
ton. Prominent among those ar
Uncle Joe" Cannon and Representa-
tive FOrdney OF Michigan. chairma
OF the ways and means committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

Fifty eeven House candidates arc
suro Of winning Tuesday, being with
out opposition, and some holding nom
nations of both Republican and
Democratic parties. or these 43 are
Democrats and Ia Republicans.
q. o. p. Breaks Predicted.
Breaks in several solid state dele
cations 10 Congress arc predicted.
While tho solid democratic contingcnts
from southern states arc expected to
Show no change. Democratic leaders
are predicting breaks In the solid Re-
publican ranks now coming from
Ohio, Nebraska, Connecticut, Indiana
possibly Oregon. West Virginia and
Wisconsin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
U. S. DEBT INCREASED
$265, 900, 900 IN MONTH
BY Associated Pres. TO Every Evening.

Washington. Nov. 3--An increase
OF more than s2G5, 900. 900 in tho public
debt during October is shown In fig-
ures made public by the u. s.. Troa-
sury.
On October 81 the gross public debt
stood at s23.077 900, 900 as compared
with s22.si2. 100000 on September 30
and with s23.45e, 100000 on October 81,
1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
Building Permits Issued.

Building Inspector Ellis p. Preston
has ISSUED the following permits: c.
w. Irwin. 100 East Twenty-third
street. II. c. Irwin. builder. altera-
ton and addition. $1,000; Mrs. NJ. O.
Davis, 224 Getidea street. Peter Newell
builder. addition, $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

Tho COMMITTEES for tho Wilmington
Assembly met yesterday md set dates
for this seasons assemblies. The first
one will be held Friday, December -,
and tho second one, Friday. January
IL. 1923.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03
Christmas Shop to Open.

The Christmas Shop VIII open next
Tuesday in tho Show Rooms OF the
Wilmington Automobile Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-03

Try an Every Evening Want nd.