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DR.. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, Z Grove
St: telephone, 258 Office, Leonard block
Hours: $50 to 5, and to s. Telephone, 29-W.
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Lotteries originated in ancient Rome
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DR.. E. L. TRACY, Physician and Surgeon, 214
Main St. Office hours: to 9 a. M, l to p. m,
! to $50 D. N. Tel, $50
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DIR. B. E. WHITE, Physician and Surgeon,
Barber Building, Rooms 205 and 200 Hours:
Is and 7-8 p. N. Office tel, INV, res, 717R.
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rowH OF TURTLE RIVER

Township One Hundred Forty-seven (1FD.'
Range Thirty-two 1927.
Year or Years for which the taxes are
'Delinouent-l92O. Total
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TOWN. or snozk1y'

~" Range aThtrty-two; -t32o. x .,3H. ..,,sl
Year or Years FOR which the taxse sEA
DelinQuent-19ee. .Tot1t
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Subdivision Of
Name Of
ny nunor

= Name Of Subdivision OF I$ Fen-S
Owner -. r. Section y Sec. atty
Arlington Loan & Inv. Co.. lot 1..... p ! 3.41g
Arlington Loan & Inv. Co.. lot I 49,. S'sSs
ArlinEton Loan & Inv. CO., lot va. g. S:SSu
Arlington Loan 4 Inv. Co., LOT lag @lSS@
Arlington Loan Il Inv Co, LQt1 iVsi S:!vS
Arlington Loan & 1nv. Co.. lot fsn. ~ S:av;
Arlington Loan &EInv. Co., LOT r.. ..!y 80
Arlington Loan Il Inv. Co, lot ~. .tv o.@Ss
Arlington Loan & Inv. Gov NV = Or, ,,sa
1nsebere 'Hiiiidibbiiad. swN OF swH I'll 2s.1l
Martha A. Mars, SEX Of SEX ....,.l3 274e
Ole Helbiad, nwM Of mex ........!SF 6S9SS
Ole Helblad swN Of neA .1S 28.aS
Ole Helblad mex of nwA. :t.....15 41H
Elmer STENCIL nwA Of nwk =. ..,lS. b0IS
Andrew Peterson. SEA Of nWH: :..!s ass...yys
Ingehorg Hlblad. nwA OF nWA ~ $3.50
Ingaborg Hilblad. swA Of nwh ....!4 go
InGaborg Hilblad, seA Of nWh :..!t sss.vSt
Arlington Loan 4 Inv. Co.. lot l..is s'SSa
AriinEton Loan & Inv Coz lot So. ,l5 ssS9
Arlington Loan & Inv Co.. lot b..,lS nay
Axei Peterson neA Of SO ...23, 19:S9l
Axei Peterson, nwE Of Sc ,...2s 14SS3f
Axei Peterson, swN Of sex ....A1 !9SS9
aAxei PETERSON se Y Of ssN......esl ioge1
J }ehn W Woldaen n n e ,...,,ss s2so
John Wolden, n y OF 81 of naA -; S2Saas
Annie Kretchmer. .se u Of nwk 20 222sp
Samuel Sopp swE o. nwk 49,: 20 SsM-
Samuel Sopp nwNS Of sw Y ....., st 2SI9
John Rust, sen OF swM.. .''. .''se 1o'H
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TOWN or aI1cx ISLAND

rownship One Hundred Fifty-Five 0bb),
: Range Thirty-two t3D:
Year or Years for which the taxes are
pclinQuent-1920. Iota
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5..-- =, \. sAssAsZ>s Tn1 and
, Name Of +. subdivisions OF sa- PEN
Owner 80 Section Sec! atty
VIM Travis, lot g.. .........F4 1891
James Nctcott, lot 3 .a........ 5 Z 23.46
IL mes Netcott, lot 4 IL. ......-.... s = 1897
James Netcott, sex ofinwM 2h94
n L. Eehl Inv. Co.vneH ofSwMs.. 25.s4
H. L. Nehl Inv. Co. Sc OF swN...r5 1924
w. O'Bren. lot g.. :...:...,.+.6 5000
Robert A. Krohn. nwK Of SEX less ) - a.,
acres decided ..... ....:.."..6 ZS.os
Robert A. Krohn. swA Of seh....6 25S1
James Netcott. mex of nwA ......7 zo.So
A. A. Meiges ct al. lot -. ...... 2s.S9
r. $. Arnold ct al. neh Of swH ~Ss'ss
Henry Malen. ne y OF seq ....'.. 2S.se
Geo. Anderson. nwM Of swM......0 1884
s. J. M.ule, nk. SEA of SEN. 1927
p Na,iie nwh of SEX ........ . 14.sOI
8 + MnuIe neL sell OF sen .... o 1871
MARY n Taylor sk OF SEX Of seN 80 l2.37s
Archie Maule nwk OF swN ......l0 I6.46t
lanes Eetcott > nek.r Of yne3t .I3 a4.97t
lanes Ne,cott, uwA OF ne ......l3 3i.07
james Ss.cott, sen of ueN ...... ID 1921
:. G1eIirQuent! 1910 4
Ole II. Lunde. nwA TO neH :....... - 44si
~ Delinquent I9201 ~ s. -
E. f. Ccen. neA of SEA of awA less ~
e. +: coen.. that part or e Y of ne14 4 -
. offswA lying. Sc OF lsy. less Ky and III
decided tract =. ......14 o.. .4S
c. T.. Oakley. nwa Of snwA... Is, ZEAL
c. e. Oakley. sw " of nwh:.....-.1 5h2st
Galley Sender. nxM OF swA 49,. rs 3HIs
tat:ies Setcott, sdts OF swh .....,is S4is
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TOWN. or x111 X, <: =. =.
Township One, Hundred fty-ssvan t!5T).
~ ~ Range Thirty-one -(a1 - ~
Year or Years: for which the taxes are
DeiinQuent-19s0. Total

- :, - @ Taxiand}
Name Of =. subdivision OF =: Pens
Hernice Farrell. mex OF sss A...... !: s2s.ssl
Bernice Farrell, swH OF sex ......s 26.37I
Bernice Farrell. seq of SEX 1851
Heirs Of jay Henry Mitchell. sSH ~
I OF sW -. p ts.et
Susan Miller Lot 49,. ....... 8 22.24l
Susan Miller Lot -. $3.50. 22.25
Susan Miller. s# n Of. neM -. S!JSI
Nels sBraateni SEA OF nwAt-..,..6 246aI
Heirs Of Jay Henry Mitchell ne Y of
SCI : Y , az. =. -. 1873
Heirs Of jay Henry Mitchell. ineA of -
neH &. 49,. -1456
A. +. Beardsworth. ne y Of .neA. 12I7t
James r. Munroe seA Of reE... 8 1884 |
James r. Munroe svv Il o nv No. 10 81. 1888
James r.. Mnnrne, ne u of sH i...I0 SIT
James r. sIunroe, NV z of sN.A ...10 SIS
United States nell OF SEX .....12 $40
United States nvA of 5.49t
United States. sw II Of sseh IL SAB
United States, Sc Il of sci ....-.-12- SIS
Frank o. Anderson. mel sofE mex ...H 9.6G
Frank O. anderson. nv V OF ne Il T.ad4 $3.50
Frank O. Anderson swM of ne IA 9.G6
Frank o. Anderson. sell Of me u IA y.66
Jesse G. Wilcox sw of ne v =. II 1888
jesse G. Wilcox, sell of ne II ..s... is 1916 I
Jesse C. Wilcox. nv of sell Is 1916
Jesse G. Wilcox. swA of SEA IL 1888
Sidney s. Reynolds swA of neA lie. 1929
Sidney s. Reynolds. sell of net 10 1851
J. =. Bergen sw Il of nw .16 $50
]. 4. BERGEN seE Of NV ~. :. .is Ss2
Sidney S.lReynGids. NV H. of Sc 10 11.s6 I
Sidney s. Reynolds, sYA of seA lie 11.62 /
J.. \. Bergen, SEA of mex ....f7 T.69 !
c. " Dohlmaa, swt OF mel, -. is 20
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".
n Name Of Subdivision Of Pen.
+ ! owner Section Sec. atty
2. Fake. swH Of neA:. .......:..4 is'S$|
Crookston Lbr Co. lot '...'...... Ssass
Hanson & Weiss, ne u Of .swH..... 1898
Hanson & Weiss. nwA OF sen ......H 1!7a
Phillip Lerum, ,newk of nwN. .l3 30.I6
Frank Rassier mex OF swh .....14 7Se
Frank Rassier. nwN OF Awk .....lS S.o5
James Yarno. mex Of, swM..>.. .3l $50
Albert J.. Green. mex sof neN.'.. .c3 1o.31
Mabel p. Sayton mex of ne 20 Joy
Mabel D. Slayton, nwM Of mel ....2Sf Ivy
Mabel D. Slayton. swN Of ne .23 u,9s
Mabel D. Slayton sen Of neH ..s ao.S.
A. j. Green nwk Of NV ....S3 20as
Mabel d. Slayton, swH OF ne ~. "a; l1.eS
Mabel y. Slayton, SEX ofinw M.., - 110S
Mabel D. Slayton. nwN OF seA ~ Il9s
e. Cluff, nwN OF SEX =. .2b 2ses
o, K. Lokken, swA Of nwA..... .28 1877
o. K. I1okken, SEX of nwM 49,. s9 1lsa
0. X, Loklsen. swN Of nch.... IT 1916
O. X. Lokken. SEX OF mex ...s75 !lS!
O. K. Lokken, lot !. .........SI 1o.at
o. X. Lokken, SEX Of nwA ....,S! s49g
JOS F.. schulda, swA OF neM al 44.Sa
Jos. z. Schulda, Sc OF neA.. 81 1s.E
Milton r. Greenwood less north 10 %
Jacob Balcer. nls Of lot 2.........31 500
Inaenh n Schulda neH Of sell al GAGS
Josenh n Sch,idn nwE OF SO ar 44.66
Joseph r. schulda, nwAj Of nwH: ,Sa Cs.M
Nettie f. Reynolds. nWA' Of swN ~ 1lM
Nettie ElReynolds, swN OF. sw ~ !a.9s
Martin Engen, neA Of neM 49,. 3S iSiS
Martin Engen, nWA of neA .a3 ls,a
Martin Engen, swA or neh. .i.....sS lslS
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TOWN. or QUL1IHo ~.
Township Ono Hundred Ftfty-One us1).
IT. Range Thtrty-two t22).
Year or Years for which the taxes are
y Deiinuuent--l320. Total
Subdivision Of

Name OF Subdivision OF Icn'
=, Owner - SECTION (. Sec. dry
Axel Peterson. SEX OF swA. ..5....2 e.s4
Peter G. DIXON, Sell of neM.. 26.o4
Axel PETERSON. nch OF nwA ........11 b.i3
Leona II, Ten Eyck neH Of sen. .12 G.34
I.eona r. Ten Eyck, nwM Of sen ...12 1923
Leona HIT On Eyck, sw u Of SEA ....t2 0.34
Leona H. Ten Eyck seh Of seM. ~ G.Sa
Edward DIETRICH, swS OF svM. ~. l3 1s7b
Edward tDeltrich, ssH Of seM.. ~ 1928
John A. shogren, neM Of nwA rs 1900
John A. shoyren, NV OF nwH Ii 1911
John A. Shogren,s sW V of nwM lis 1914
John Il. ShogreD.. SEX Of n~,A r.. Is 10f1
Edward DIETRICH, ncM Of neA ..3 1928
Emil Shosren. neh1 OF seh...!a 20 2ll9
Cilas Hayden. seNt.of neA .....24 21.42
Edward DIETRICH nwA of nRM "a 1928
Elmer Carlson. SEX of swN. "a 1874?
Chas Hayden neX Of sell ....za s1l2
chas. Hayden. seh OF tseA ..-..z4 TAI
srs So 49,. ~ . ..........s..."..,a .ess
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. "II| IEe@I I-t - y.SI q ,.fVI f'15, Z ~ v
xowx or 0y111Na :.

Township One Hundred Fifry:one u5l),
Year or Years for which the taxes IRE
1 st penlinaasnt-Vls2o3 y, ,r Tes ala (.
I. 6 Name Of suns!yis,on Of psa.E}-
Ausussa A. NJ: Anderson, ssA Of. 80,
Augusta s Il II. anderson. svN IL. -:
Au ss A, 4. II. Anderson, sex Of =.
p, ssa smih. nwN of' sss
Pleasant Smith sW Y OF mex ,::... ,26;. s.ass
E:rick Q. Lin1herg. se q Of nsA ...;Sss. 2s:1
P Pisasans s smth, BE- se q ,s
6 6 n: s sshosnessF. ~ 81.
Pleasant Smith, sch Of SswA i,,..2Ss 123llS
Pleasant Smith, neM 81 sew :...:Sss '1o.ssi
Pleasant Smith. nWk Of seh.- .-...2St5 1871
PLEASANT Smith, sw X Of sen .....2GFg 1eu
A., b Even, nwA Of neA.. =. 2IH
n 3. Even, ,sw,h Of neA =. ...- ...2I 2l4S
q Evsn.nsk .2f hwh ~. ,,.1sS4 s i'i s.
n. b. Even swA Of swA ,....,,.2l 21,41
N 3. Even, sen 81 SEA- ...- e. .2a.4S
n. Mcdonald. sw y Of rs ..l.... .288 1914
j. MSDSnaid. neg Of sws :. Is " 1871
+. Mcdonald, nwk Of swH... -: .2S 1o31
eliza Mckay, syA OF NM. .....2SA 4.2S
Eliza Mckay, mex .ot sw -. ...2et 1LSS
EMxn.. Mckay, NV of. aWH..-..,, .sST la..S
Eliza MCKAY. aWA q seN.,..:,. :as si.a2
M 3: Even. nwM Of tswh... 1sSSs'
~. h. Even. nwA OF neh... 1919 1Is5
E. T. Reatiler, ne x Of nwh. .....SbS 17SS
e. L. ReaHiers SELL Of nwA. .....S6, 11.So
3. Z. Realner. ne Of Nv NJ. ...,ss l!xs
J. Sjolund. NV x of neA 49,. 80. ....SS s::sl
J. Siolund. neA Of nEH..: ~. ~ 17se
j. Sjolund, nWA OF nWA ...... ...S0 11.Sos
J., Sjolund, sWlA OF NV ~ 1fSe
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TOWN. or 1AaA1x5

Township One Hundred Forty-Nine (l4O
WY Range Thirty.two (33). Il ~ ID !
Year or Years for which the taxea age
""I 't DelinQuent--1920. - Total
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TOWN. or sYoo1E1

= TOWnship! One Hundred Sixty {l6V).
I. j: ~ Range Thrity-one (31l. e..
Year or YeafS for which the taxes are
! q " ~ = Delinquent-1920 Total
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tow Q1. 4AE1x1

Township, One Hundred Fifty-Two (ls2). .
sS@7E Range sThirty-two: f3c1. &$i4r1Ss I.
Year or Years for which this taxea. are
Delinquent-la20 8 Total
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rowx or 1o1T xo11

Township One Hundred Forty-Etght (1i8),
Range Thirty-two 1927. 81 -
Year or Years for which the taken are !,
DelinQuent--1920. Total
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~; = "a. . Z r..
'U4010A 1I2R0

Township. One Hundred. Fifty-six (,5al.
A. - Range Thirty-one (sl), s. :. !.
Year Or Years for Whicn:s the taxes ara
II Pr! s.:F#:s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Total
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row:Nl or. 1ooH:1 :

Township One Hundred Eifty-nine f15sl,
5Ss Range Thrift y!one; l21l, :5.;ssa. - (
Year or Years for which the taxes are
g.. -fSis tesfsA DelinQuent--1920. Z Total
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
PRICES MAKE ADVANCE
IN MONTH OF OCTOBER
Wholesale Rates for 4O4 Com
modities Show Gain of 81
Per Cent.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Nov. 1S.-The level OF
wholesale prices for 404 commodities
averaged three-fourths of one per cent
higher in October than in September,
the Department of Labor announced
today. This revealed general in
crease of S1@ per cent in twelve
months. Advances in grain, cotton,
hay, eggs and hides Brought about an
advance averaging 3& per cent in
the farm products group, while food
articles rose / "a per cent and cloth and
clothing 2A per cent.
The miscellaneous group, including
such items as bran and mill feed
cottonseed and linseed meal. leather
newsprint and wrapping paper, ma
Mia hemp. jute and rubber, showed an
increase of az per cent.
The rise in building materials and
housefurnishing goods approximated
IN per cent, with metals and metal
products advancing less than l per
cent. fuel and lighting materials con-
tinued to decrease in price.
The statistics showed 10s article.
unchanged, 216 higher and 70 lower.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
REJECTED SU|TOR
WANTS MONEY BACK
Alleged to Have Flourished Gun
in Effort to Collect Cash
and Ring.

Deputy Judge Lynn, sitting in
Municipal Court this morning with
held judgment in the case of John G.
Walls, charged with threatening to do
bodily harm and pointing a pistol at
Michael Pietro, of $50 Tatnall street.
The case was referred for investiga- =
tion to Detective Horace Mcdaniel.
The trouble between Walls and
Pietro is said TO have occurred last
Thursday night, when Walls went to
Pietro's home to collect SIS and an
engagement ring. which he said Pie
tro's wife had in her possession.
Pietro was married early last week.
Walls testified he was engaged to the
bride at the same time Pietro was,
and that only last Sunday his ex-
pected bride borrowed SIS from him
She also had the engagement ring,
Walls said. and after he learned she
had been married he went around to
the house to collect his money and
ring.
"A fuss is said to have started. dur
ing which Pietro accuses Walls OF
having pointed a pistol at him. 1t is
further charged that the defenda nj
broke down the doors at the front
and rear of the Tatnall street address
in his efforts 10 enter the place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
Mohammed WIS Head In Danger.
sULTAN's WIVES IN TEARS
OVER HIS SUDDEN FLIGHT

Constantinople, Nov. 1s.--The s,tl-
tan's wives and ladies' Of the ,harsrn
are overwhelmed with grief and dis
may over the flight Of the sultan. They
did not know he was going. The sui
tan's youngest wife. whom he married
only nine weeks ago. and who is tho
22-year-old daughter of his gardener
became hysterical when the fact Of the
sultan's fight was confirmed. and the
seven faithful eunuchs who had acted
as personal bodyguard to the Moslern
ruler for the last five years gave them
selves up to despair fearing the sui
tan had been kidnapped by the Kemal-
lists
The other eunuchs and the ls6ie, Of
the palace. numbering 300. wept BIT
terly, and soon the whole palace was
in state Of commotion.
The sultan's departure was not
known to his household until o'clock
yesterday morning when his aide do
camp entered his sleeping chamber.
When he gave the news that the sui
tan was missing in the palace It was
searched from top to bottom for the
monarch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
RECEIVERS FOR
MOTORS MORTGAGE
Frank M. Jones and Real Estate
Co. of Pittsburg Named by
Chancellor.

Chancellor Wolcott. on complaint of
John II. Moffitt of Charleroi. Pa. has
appointed Frank NJ. Jones of George
town and the Real Estate Trust Co. OF
Pittsburg, Pa, receivers for the Mo-
tors Mortgage Corporation, which was
chartered under the laws of Delaware
in May, 1918, to deal in bailment leases
and conditional sale and chattel mort
gage contracts and for the lending of
money to finance automobile sales and
purchases. The corporation principal
office is at Dover, and it conducts bust
ness principally at Pittsburg.
According to Mofiitt, the corporation
has an authorized capital OF 81 900. 200
preferred stock and s10,000,000 COM
mon stock. He holds 630 shares.
Moffitt alleged that an audit of the
corporations books viii disclose de-
felt of s3,500,000, due to the payment
of large commissions for the sale of
stock. the payment of dividends out
of capital and losses incurred through
misms nagement He expressed belief
that the corporation is operating at a
loss and declared that during the past
six months ii paid upwards of s400,-
600 in dividends from capital and 9TH
erwise permitted reduction of assets.
The defendant admitted the truth of
the allegations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
CHANCELLOR DECLARES
PROPERTY DEAL VOID
Realty Securing Note Transfer
red After Bank Loaned
Cash.

In the case OF the Central National
Bank of Wilmington against Bronislaw
Lewandowski, his wife, Josephine
Lewandowski, and Frances r. Sterling.
Chancellor Wolcott yesterday issued
a decree holding three deeds Of con-
veyance of property TO be null and
void and directing Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
andowslti to deliver the deeds to the
complainant to be destroyed.
Sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr., and
Clarence A. Switzerland were solici-
tors for the complainant.
After Lewandowsli borrowed money
from the Central National Bank, for
which he gave a promissory note, he
is said to have transferred and TO have
had re-transferred four parcels of land
on February 81. 1922, as follows:
Conveyed the four parcels of land
to Frances f. Sterling. had two of the
parcels reconveyed TO Mrs. Lewandow-
ski and the other two re-conveyed to
himself and his wife Jointly.
The bill alleged that the transfers
were made with the intention tc
hinder. delay and defraud the creditors
Of the said Bronislaw Lewandowski"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
LA TOILETTE LEADS
BATTLE IN SENATE
AGAINST REACTION
Progressives to Oppose Hard
ing's Ship Bonus and Railway
Legislation, He Declares.
FOR THIRD PARTY LATER
nv NasncIntcd Irers 70 rverv rvenlnr.

by Associated rreas 10 Every Evening.
Washington, Nov. ts.--Immedlate
mobilization ~ the progressive" mem
bers of Congress to work for a well
defined program was proposed by SEN
ator La Toilette. Republican. Wis
consln. in statement today urging.
among other things, defeat If the ad-
ministration ship Subsidy bill and of
proposed railroad anti-strike legisla-
tiun.
"The time has now come" he said,
'fur the prganiza tlun Of we'll defined
group cooperating I'm support Of ac-
cepted progressive principles and
policies"
Senator Ia Toilette did not indi-
cate that he wavered on The orRaniza-
ton of third party. which he said,
could not be accomplished ''by q group
Of men getting together and passing
resolutions"
Ultimately there will he line OF
cleavage separating tho conservatives
and pfosressives." said Senator Ia
Toilette. But you can't hasten ~. II
has moved forward considerably dur
ing tho last few years, but when Il
will come no man knows. I'm not
chasing any will o'the wisp.
"a situation has been created which
TO my mind, calls for definite action
on the part of progressives in Con
gress, The people have given them
mandate which cannot be ignored
THE announced program of the ad.
miniRtration makes plain the necessity
for immediate action. II has beer
stated that dlsregardiug tho expressed
will Of the people. and ignoring tn,
necessity for immediate and tangihl,
relief for PROSTATE American agri
culture. President Harding is about {,
demand the passage of the Ship Sub
sidy Bill by the present Congress. Ad
ministration leaders have indicated
also desire to rush through a pro
gram accelerating the merger of tn,
railroads into a small number of mon
ster systems. and giving the Railroad
Labor Board coercive powers to pro.
hibit and punish strikes and other
lawful activities of employees. Grea
interests are employing their innu
ence with high officials In the ad
ministration to effect the immediat.
transfer of the national forests {,
the control of the secretary of tn.
Interior. whose declared policy an,
practice IL to turn the natural re
sources of the nation over to exploita
tion of private monopoly.
These measures must be defeated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
MARCHERS
WHILE COAT BURNED
Mrs. Kathryn BedwelI So Over
joyed Danger From Fire Was
Secondary Consideration.

Just suppose you were spectator
of the march of victory of the Demo-
Gratis of this city and surrounding ter
ritory which was held Thursday night
and some over-zealous and slightly
careless citizen allowed flare light
to burn your new fur coat. What
would you have done?
Exactly, and probably many more
would have done the same thing and
perhaps would have been justified
But Mrs. Kathryn Bedwell. widow
who conducts small store at 22O
Monroe street, did nothing but cheer
and applaud when United States SEN
ator Thomas +. Bayard. Delawar s
new Democratic Senator, marched by
despite the fact that her coat was still
smoking from little flames which leap
ed from the sleeves when the torch
came in touch with the fW. A man
standing beside her, his enthusa SIN
equalling Mrs. Bedwells. apologized
Mrs. Bedwell turned to him. remark
ing, 'it didn't matter" and glued hei
eyes once more on the marChers.
Two days before that she had gone
to Senator Bayards Office in the du
Pont Building to congratulate him
personally, because she has khowr
him for upwards of 20 years. Hei
husband. William +. Bedwell. who had
business at Fifth and du Pont
streets, died year ago.
Mrs. Bedwell played a prominent
but inconspicuous part in the elec-
ton of Senator Bayard and contribut.
cd to a great extent In obtaining 2
large majority for him over his op.
ponent. T. Coleman du Pont. I'm tn,
Tenth ward.
From early morning until the polls
closed in the evening, she was run
ner" i'm her district, corraling those
eligible to vote, who argued that they
couldn't spare the time. A number ot
Negro women were brought to the
polls and large number of white
men and women cast their votes fos
the Democratic ticket after hearing
her arguments on the great necessity
of the individual voting, regardless o;
their party affilia tions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-18
SAYS WIFE KNEW OF
HALLS |NF|OEL|T.y
New Witness Insists Rector
Told Him Mrs. Halls Kin
Threatened His Life.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

3y Associated Press to Every Evening.
New Brunswick, n. j., Nov 1s.--1vi-
dence that the relations of the Rev
Edward w. Holl and Mrs Eleanor II
Mills were discussed by AIre. Hall and
members of the minister's congrega-
tlon for some time before the staying
of the couple has been given to the
authorities, they stated today. by n
member of the church of st. John the
Evangelist. of which Mr.. Hail was
rector.
The investigators believe that this
testimony will strengthen the case
they are TO present 10 the grand fury
next week. The member has stated To
the authorities that the attention paid
by Mr.. Hall to Mre Mills was noticed
on one occasion at least by Mrs. Hail
Church Member Disputes Widow.
In recent interview Mrs. Hall de.
clared that she had not noted any.
thing In the friendship OF her hus.
band and Mrs Mills that alarmed her
The church member wae said 10 have
stated that he was present one even.
ing at the church during a discussion
Of An entertainment that was To Il,
given by the younger members of tn,
congregation and that the rector ant
Mrs. Mile were seated I'm corner n
earnest conversation. The churcl
member engaged Mrs. Hall in con
versation and said 10 her:
Surely YOU win attend the enter
tainment, Mrs. lIall?"
Mrs Hall is alleged to have replied
while looking at the couple in IN,
corner:
~ certainly will not"
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