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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
Cooley, Radio Wizard,
Advises Star Readers

he was and the nature OF his predica.
ment.
she was interested and agreed 70
arrange TO send garage men with
spare parts and food. and she kept
her promise. Three and half hours
later. these men put In their appear.
ance. and by half past two in the
morning. the 60 miles between the
lonely desert location and Phoenix
had been covered. and this entire
party was deep IN niumb~r.
The stage drivers between Globe
and Phoenix today carry magnetic
telephone receivers for just such
emergencies. They got their Idea
from a radio amateur.
Many times circumstances win
warrant the use OF telephone lines
in this way, and the radio magnetic
telephone will turn tho trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19
KENGo MORT. for ten

KENG0 MORT. for ten year,
Japanese financial commissioner in
London. left Seattle for Japan on
board the liner Yokohama Maru
Monday. Ho arrived from the East
Sunday and was entertained during
his stay by II. saito. Japanese con.
sui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

the presence of Carl Mccullough,
vaudeville artist. now at the Pan
tsges. the club announced AIondAy.
J. w. spangier. Seattle banker.
viii speak on Blaming the Other
Fellow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

Moneyback guarantee with every
suit. Laff. tho Tailor. 1ios ard.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-19

THE WEEKLY meeting Of the
Seattle Advertising club. TO be held
Tuesday noon, may be featured by
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08
Los DIEz coMPoNENTEs DE
TANLAC

TANLAC
En- total hay diez ingredientes en- la
formula de Tanlac, .cada uno de los
cnales tiene un valor terapeutico reco-
conocido.
AL referirse a uno de los singredientes
mas importantes de Taniac, la Enci-
clopedia Britanica dice: ''Ha sido ell
origen de las medicines tonicas mas
valicsas que Sc han descubierto. =
Al referirse otro de los t6nicos ge-
nerales 1conteniaos en- Tanlac, la 13a.
edici6n de la 'Terapeutica de Potter, IL
!. bro de texto de medicina, dics,. que.
''propcrciona yigor topicidad to-
do el ORGANISING, incluyendo todos los
6rganos y tejidos. .
Ell mismo renombrado autor, al des-
cribir Ell efecto fsiol6gico de otro de
los ingredientes de Tanlac, que es de
valor en- 10 que comunnente Sc llama
"estado de agotamiento" llsa la fra
Sc siguiente:
'Se le tiene en- gran estima en- la
convalescencia de las enfermdades agu-
das:,,
En- Tanlac hay algunos otros ,ele-
mentos que, debido a. la induencia que
ejercen ,sobre el apetito. la digestion,
La asimilaci6n y elimination, mejoraran
Ia nptricion y la actividad vital de to-
dos los tejidos y organos del cuerpo, y
producer 81 estado de tonicidad gene
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08
NAL DIA COMO liOYk
sRecordar ss vivir'-Dante
''Recordar es vivir Dante
8 DE Nov1EMHRE DE 15l7
MURIo JIMENEz DE CIsNERos

Houbre de una Independence casi
selvatica. tenia en- este que bien pode-
mos ra5aar sentido moral, la mayor
fuerza de 5siis actos, pucs no aviabale
POGO nj mucho Ell perder Ell cargo POI
no dotlegarse . intrigas inaaencias.
I Pintale reciamente .aQuel case acae-
eido con don Pedro I5urtado de Men
doza. hermano del anterior cardena !,
a quien Cisneros debia su eneumSra-
miento. ss
Este hidalgo, que era Adelantado de
cazorla por nombramiento de su dicho
hermano, ell cual destino era anexo a!
Arzobispado, temio que con las refor-
mas del nuevo prelado peligrase sn car
go Y, apoyado por toda la nobleza. de-
mand6 e. apoyo de la soberana, recor,
dando las consideraciones de que Ell
actual prelado era deudor al Arzobis-
po muerto.
Escucho Cisleros la recommendation Y
luego de oIda dijo:
-f'El Arzobispo de Toledo debe dis
pcner libre1nefite, no por recomenda-
clones, de los empleos que lie pertene-
cen; los reyes mis- sefiores podran enviar
me la zelda de donde me han SAGA
do. pero no obligarme hacer cosa al
guna contra mi conciencia nj contra los
derechos de la Iglesia''.
Y asi, hubieron de retirarse mohinos
y cabizbajos. Algun tempo despues ha-
lose Cisneros con Hurtado de Mendo-
"a, y pareciendole que, resentido por el
! anterior desaire. lie rehuia, llam6le:
--'s sAdelantado de Cazorla''.
No respondid cl hidalgo, pensando
no iba con el; pero repiti6 su Eminen
cia:
sAdelantado de Cazorla, ahora que
estoy en- piena libertad, os con6rmo
EN- este cargo que no he querido dar a
otro alguno por seros debido de justi-
oia, y espero que en- adelante servireis
al Trono, a! Estado Y al ,Arzobispo CO.
mo denantes 10 hicisteis.''
| Mendoza mostr6se altamente recono.
cido, diz que durante toda su vida
fu6 grande servidor de Xim6nez de Cis
neros. ~ ,,zs,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08

Conenndo gran daramnte acuden
medcna TC, Ell doc
King la America Latina quien penanen
sorpndcs conocimnto
d pdo ne de TANc mientras muchos venen dur con
TANAC
nleaicna gran pcveerse de
maray benefos de TANLC
No miles de pegunten Que
TANC2 IA debe grandsmo exo? Por dec
medicina
case?" ~
La pregntas" dice doctor King, ben
neroTANLAC
cienffco, raba eud expert
Hevado cabo T. Cooper
nj qunlicos farmacologistas.
races,
Medca
LAC de los mas gandes eauados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08

va habia edad de cincuenta Gin.
co amos (que es frontera de la veiez)
Fray francisco ximenez de CisneroS
cuando por voluntad de la reina Cat6li-
ca consejo del Gran Cardenal de Els
paia, don Pedro Gonzalez de Mendoza,
fue sacado de su retro del Castanarl
para dirigir la conciencia regia y mez-.
c,arse en- las empresas poiticas.
Comenzo prinero siendo remediador
Y rcurador de las costumbres monasti-
cas-, que no eran nj con mucho 10 elem
plares y austeras que Sc ha menester
para el buen servicio y fama de ma
religion de humildad.
Por Ell entonces estaba la iglesia he
cha una verdadera rep1blica, en- todo
Ell viciado septido de la pa,abra, y ca
da ininistro de Dios no conduciase 81
no para Ell mas productive logro de sus
ansias de medro y regalo de Ia vida.
Tiempo hacia que Isabel Y Fernando
trabajaban por atajar tamafias irregu-
laTidades; pero sus buenos prop6sitos
reformadores habian encontrado STEM
pre- grande resistencia en- las 6rdenes
mas importantes, sobre todo en- cuanto
al, sostenimiento de la riQueza tocaba.
.cuyo I'm decianse ainparados auto
rizados por bulas pontifcias.
La misma orden franciscana que
ximenez de Cisneros pertenecia, no era
de las ,menos enemfgas de la refornla,
y desde 1uego aqu6I enprendi6 la depu-
raci6n de oostumbres acsssiasticas,
viendo que tan abiertamente contaba
con Ia proteccion de los soberanos.
No POGO trabajo hubo de costar a La
Reina tiacerle aceptar Ell afzobispado
de Toledo, raiz de la inuerte del Car
Edenal Mendoza, y aun cuenta la His
toria que, de manera harto ruda y tu-
mnltuosa, salio su reverencia de Pala-
clio asi como S. A. lie comunic6 la faus-
tia nueva. Atln Sc along6 de Madrid
muy ibuen tsecho Y fue menester que
la soberana despachase propios que al
fin Ie alcanzaron a tres leguas de la
corte, carninando a pie en- compaiifa
de tres religiosos de la misma orden
francisco.
JPero ian irrne y decidido era su to-
son en- no aceptar el alto puesto, que
sin el huBieron de tornar los emisarios.
Por mas de medic afio martivose en-
Ell Iiaismo criterio, hasta que di6 lugar
una segunda bula en- la que e1 Pom
tifice no va lie exhortaba,. sir1o que man
iabaIe con toda su autoridad que acep
tara. sin diIaci6n nj excusa alguna ell
nombramiento que Sc dignaba facerle.
| Y, fue consagrado ,Arzobispo de Toledo
EN- Tarazona a once dias del mes de
octuhre de 1495. .s.s.
El fue, como quien dice, durante TO-
Eda su vida, el Pillar mas fuerte que SOS
tuvo Ell trono hispano, de no seia-
larse con harto rigor v fanatisino GUAM
do fue inquisidor general cuya terri
BILE institution habia combatido antes,
a fe que no hubiese tacha que poner en-
tan ,ejemplar y bri9lante vida. @
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08


Solamente la alta jerarquia que re-
presentaba di6 Ell range debido, mas pa
ra su propia persona conserve la hunil
dad v abstinencia a que estaba acos-
tumbrado y q. q su orden corresponds.
.EerviaEe profusamense la mesa en-
pdblico y el solo comia hierbas.
Ostentabase enla canara arzobispal un
lecho adornado con ricas telas y esplen
didas colgaduras, Y ell prelado dormia
en- un pobre jerg6n NAL dispuesto con
paia de nafz.
Baio las episcopales vestiduras, con
feccionadas con los mas ricos tejidos,
cefiiase la canisa de lana prescrita por
el fundador de su orden, que Ell mismo
cardenal sofia 2urcir Y recoser.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08
La ACCION FISIOLOCICA
DE TANLAC ExPuCADA

Las prncpas prsOnadades del mundO demuesan 10 en-
reaidad es e Tanlac expECan los efectOs de cada
unO de los dez ingredentes en- e sistema @
humane, probando cOnciuyentemente
la fnerza de esta medcna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08

RAJ que Sc eonoce con ell nombre de
salud.
Ell Dispensatorio de los Estados Uni
dos, hace el siguiente comentario. al
referirse a otro de los ingredientes:
"Puede usarse en- todos los casos de
debiIdad pura de los 6rganos de La di-
gesti6n 0 ctiando Sc necesita un efec-
to tonico general -
REcoNsrITUYE Y v1GoRIzA
Hay algunos otros ingredientes que
Sc describen en- Ell Dispensatorio, y otros
tsxtos de medicina, que poseen efectos
beneficos sobre los 6rganos de secre-
ci6a cuyo funcionamiento adecnado
produce la ptirifcaci6n del torrente
sanguineo que los nutre. De esta ma
nera, Sc elirninan los elemeItos vene-
nosos perjudiciales, y Sc vigoriza y
vitaliza todo el organismo
Desde un principle Sc destin6 Tanla1
para corregir los. trastornos del est6-
mago, higado e intestInos. sin embar-
go, es al mismo tempo un poderoso TO-
nico y reconstituyente, pues es clarO
que cualquier medicina que produce
la asimilaci6n debida del ahmento y Ia
elimination apropiada de los produc.
tos de desecho, debe tener como restil-
tado un efecto complete y benefcioso
sobre todo ell ORGANISING.
--c---
TANLAC Sc vende en- todas las far
macias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08

Cuando acaeci6 Ia muerte de FER
nando Ell cAToL1co embargaban a
Fray ximenez de Cisneros nltltiples
-ocuraciones.
Desde su regreso de la gloriosa ex-
pedici6n oran viva consagrado al
Guido de su di6cesis, al mayor foreci-
miento de la Universidad compluten-
Sc que fundara el 20, de febrero de
1893. los negocios de Estado Y al Sos
tenimiento del poderio espaiiol en- sue
. los fsbeldes y en- tierras de infeles
Era, en- fin. Ell alma de la naci6n, pues
que e. abatido monarca no hacia cosa
sin someter.a a .consejo del Arzobispo
Fu6 servida Natura de que acabara
el rey scat6lico sus .andanzas per <el nun
do y la !regencia di6 en- mauos del Car
denal.
No POGO tuvo que luchar para nlante
ner los derechos del Principe D. Car
los sobre los demas pretendientes, y
luego de conseguido, aim hubo de sl,-
frir los .egoisnlos e iInpertinencias de
los mobiles. que no cejaron en- indispo-
merle con ell nuevo monarca.
A diez y nueve de setielnbre de 1917
desembarc6 Ell nieto de MaximiIiano de
Austria y de los reyes catolicos, en- vi
l,aviciosa de Austrias.
Acudieron recibirle muchos mobiles
de Castillo, descontentos del Cardenal
regente, que encargaronse muy bicn de
vejarle v humillarle, sembrando en- Ell
real amino la indiferencia.
Cisnercs, que habia salido al encuen
tro de su soBerano, hubo de detenerse,
gravemente enfermo, en- Bocequillas,
cerca de Amanda de .Dnero. Como le
fue possible prosigui6 Ell viaje con di-
recci6n a Majados. lugar en- cue ha-
bria de celebrarse la entrevista entire
monarca magnate; pero a. Fegar 6s-
te a Roa recibi6 aquella carta real que
Sc ha hecho tan fanosa en- que Sc lie
mandaba, so .pyetexto. de darle licen-
cia para descansar, que Sc retirase a
su di6cesis y no tornara 2 ocupsrse de
los negocios de Estado y cuidados del
gobierno.
Tan honda scnsaci6n hizoie esta in
gratitud, Horecida en- IN principe que
tanto le dsbia, d, agravosele el nal Y
feneci6 de pufa pesadunibre Ell dfa 8
de novfembre, a los ochenta y un ahos--
Diego SAN JOSE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-08
oEcI.ARAcIoN DE DOMINIC
Ex PARTE

Por cIanto, habiendo pfesentado ell
atosado don Cay. Coll Cuchi, G. G.
S:lva, j. =. Gonzalez una lnoci6n a
nsmhIe de Central victoria Inc. para
quo Sc declare a sut favor Ell dominic
de la siguiente fnca: 81
''hUSTIcA: Faja de terreno que Sc
cxtiende o todo ell largo de la colin
da-Icia oeste ; Norte de la inca prin
cipaI dc Ia cual Sc segrega, teniendo
c:nco metros de ancho. en- toda Ia dis
tancia ante3 expresada, comprendida
d:cEa faja segregada entire ell punto-
Oesse de Ia colindancia con dofia Jua-
M elejandro ). el ptnto noroeste de
ia ceiinGancia de dofia Otilia Ale
iansro. Siendo las oolindancias de
la ssja, aegdn queda segregada, las ST.
gr.itute5: ror Ell Eorte. con Central
Victoria Inc. y don Jesls Maria Ros5y;
per Ell Ceste con el nlismo senior Ressy
= dcGa Carmen Alexandra; por el sur.
con Central Victoria Inc, y pOr Ell
4fysa A-~ q,
E:5tt con ell resto de Ia hnca descrita
de Id cue Sc ha segregado."
Pol tas1ko, habiendose ordenado
por q Honorable Juez M. Rodriguez
Sierra Ge esta corte Sc publque la pre-.
tension por tres veces en- IN peri6dico
dc los de mayor circulation de los que
Sc editan en- esta ciudad para que los
que tengsn aigdn derecho real sobre.
e. insnuebie descrito, las personas igno-
raEas a cuienes pueda perjudicar Ia
inscription y en- general todo el Que
desee OpOnerse, puedan efectuarlo den
tro deI tsfn1ino de sesenta dias, libr6
81 presente en- San Juan, P. B., de
Noviemrre de 1922.
4 Is ass Luis svERGigE ORTIZ. ]
rs Secretario. Advt..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
TO DESTROY
SHOP WORKERS HOME
Mrs. Michael Cannon, Owner,
Ordered to havo Tenant
Removed.

Despite a telephone warning re-
ceived by Mrs. Michael Cannon. Of
McCabe avenue and jefferson street,
that a house owned by her would be
destroyed IL the tenant was not or
dered 10. move within twenty-four
hours. the house is still standing. Ed
ward Sullivan. a railroad worker. liv-
ing with his wife and one child at
63l Nandever avenue Is the tenant
objected to and the house is the one
he now occupies.
Mrs. Cannon does not know who
made the call. but the person at the
other end was reminded that Mr.. Can
non has been sick since last Novem-
ber, suffering with n general break
down and stomach trouble. To this
the caller Is said to have replied tha;
they knew all about that and knew
Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon and that X the
railroad worker was not ordered out
that the house would he destroyed
within twenty-four hours
Mrs. Cannon informed the party
that they did not feel that II war
right for threats OF this kind to be
made. when they had absolutely nc
interest whatever in the matter. Mrs
Cannon Immediately notified the po.
lice and notified the occupants OF the
house. The house has been watched
since the threat was made and is now
under surveillance by the police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
RED MEMS FRATERNAL
HOME VISITED BY THIEF
Stranger Walks Boldly Into the
Building. Gathers Up $50
and Departs.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Aug. 25.-One OF the bold
est robberies ever reported in THE To-
cality took place at the Red Mems
Fraternal Home on Depot Road oppo-
site the Women'e College "Wednesday
afternoon, when about $50 belonging
to George Russell. superintendent OF
the home and Mrs. Russell. were stolen.
The boldness OF the robbery was
what made IL possible. During the
afternoon a young man, well dressed,
drove up TO the home in a Ford car.
He got out OF the car and after making
some casual remarks 10 several resi-
dents OF the Home who were on the
lawn walked up on the porch and
entered the building in a familiar way.
There was nothing at that time 10
arouse the suspicious OF those on the
lawn and they evidently thought the
man had business with some one in
side and was accustomed 70 coming
there.
The man went up to the second
floor and happened. to enter a room
that was occupied by one OF the resi-
dents. Without showing any surprise
whatever, he asked II there was any
thing wrong with the lights. The oc-
cupant OF the room told him no and
the man then walked out without any
further remark.
He then went 10 the third hool
where he raneacked the rooms OF Mr.
and Mrs. Russell who were out at the
time and stole all the money that HI
could find. about $50.
The stranger walked out OF tn,
house as unconcerned as when h,
entered. He again made some casua
remark TO those on the lawn, got int,
his machine and drove Off.
Nothing was thought OF the occur
ence until Mr.. and Mrs. Rus0ll cam,
home and discovered they had beer
robbed. Those who saw the youn;
man say he was a stranger and can
not recall ever having seen him be
fore. The matter has been reported
to the police.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
AMERICAN STRIKERS
WORSE THAN FOREIGN
Kansas Governor Says Aliens
Fear Law; Ours Neither
Fear Nor Respect 1t.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Topeka. Kansas. Aug. 25.-Trs
veneer OF our civilization SIS wearing
very thin." Governor II. J. Allen. de-
clared IN an address here lass night
on the strike situation.
The reports OF widespread yviolencs
reaching US the .ast few days indicate
that people are getting angry. What
we need and need very greatly a a
new birth in the hearts OF American
citizens touching on their duny TO the
law. We need It far worse than we
need immigration laws"
The coal strike brought us into
contact with the strikers led by the
radical foreign reds" he said. II Z
ever have 20 choose the strikers 7
deal with. I'd rather have the foreign
reds than the American citizens. The
foreigner hates the government, but
fears IL. The tendency OF the Ameri-
can born striker. Ike too many Amer
lean citizens. is 10 have neither re-
spect nor fear for his government"
Rather than being about over. this
railroad strike now Is at It's most
tense period" the governor asserted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
INSISTS
ON RESUMPTION OF
COAL CONFERENCE
Harding Said to Believe Strike
in Ponna. Will be Ended
Within Week.
EXPECTS PROMPT ACTION

bS Associated freas 10 Every Evening
Washington, Aug 25-N Negotiations
between anthracite operators and
United Mine Workers of1clnls 10 end
the suspension OF mining operations
are expected by officials close TO Pres
ident Harding presumably within a
week. as the result of overturea made
on behalf OF the administration.
President Harding. It was said today
In an official quarter conversant with
the anthracite situation holds that the
negotiations which were suspended
early this week through failure OF the
operators and union officials to reach
an agreement. particularly upon the
question of arbitration, should be re-
sumed at once.
The influence OF the administration
has been exerted IN this direction
and has prevailed upon both sides
d. the controversy, Il was officially
stated. Where and when the neeotia-
tions will be renewed, officials we're
not prepared to say.
The position of the two parties ms
understood here is that union officials
are anxious to reach an agreement
with the operators which would result
In basic wage TO be effective for
one. two or three years, while the
operators were said TO be OF the opin-
ion that the miners should return 10
work at the old waRe until March
81 next, by which time a new waee
agreement for the ensuing year would
be worked out in conference or by
arbitration.
Ofiicials here are confident these
differences can be reconciled in a new
conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
FIND PARADISE" IN SOUTH SEAS
ENCHANTED EDEN ALMOST ADAMLESS
Shpwrecked American Sailors Discover Island Where
Money Doesn't Count and Where All Women are
Young and Beautiful and Anxious to Wed. We're
House Guests Of King.

Samoan, turned over his grass hut
palace TO the mate and myself TO be
used as our private quarters. He
also rendered me one Of his daughters,
a beautiful dark k-haired girl with a
lovely. figure, as a servant. Other
pretty girls were assigned to the
mate and to members of the crew to
wait on them.
1--WE certainly did not lack for enter
tainment. / had great time and
would not have missed the experience
for any money.
Il had only 80 cents in my pocket
but money was no object. Many din
ners were given in our honor and ma
tive maidens in grass skirts perform
ed hula dances for our amusement.
"All inhabitants of the islands are
Christians and all lead upright lives.
We had hard time getting away.
The women wanted husbands, and
they pleaded with us and coaxed us
to stay OwinC to the isolation Of
Tagawa, most of the men of marriage
able age have left it, some have gone
to sea as sailors and others are scat
tered throughout the southern ocean
and as far west as Australia.
"On our twentieth day on the is
land, Mate II. p. Benson sighted the
nlasts of the steamer Hauraki We put
out in our boatand signalled repeat
edly, finally catching the attention OF
those aboard her and they picked us
up.
I'VE We're not worrying, for If the
Hauraki had not sighted us we would
have been taken off the island by the
London missionary society boat
which calls at Tagawa twice year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
GAVE PAINTING WOMAN
OVERDOSE OF AMMONIA
Police Arrest Friend of Fugitive
Druggist in Case of Death
at Plymouth.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Plymouth, Pa. Aug 25.-Steven
Fabian, OF L.arksville, adjoining this
borough, was taken into custody to-
day by county authorities investigat-
ing the death Of Mrs. Ira Mowery,
known as Abbie Smith.
Fabian was a close friend of John
A Holley, general manager OF the
Shawnee Drug Company who left Ply
mouth in his motor car on Tuesday.
rs hours before Abbie Sn1ith's body
was found in the basement of the
drug store Holley managed in Ply
mouth.
State and municipal police are
searching all the roads leading from
Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia, New
York. Harrisburg and other cities for
Holley.
The woman's body was partly dis
robed. Nearby were a vial OF aromatic
spirits Of ammonia, and a bottle of
whisky There were no marks on her
body. Among the theories that have
been advanced by police as TO the cause
Of her death is the supposition that
she died of heart disease. or tainted
and Holley. seeking to revive her, gave
her an overdose of ammonia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-25
DEMOCRATS HOLD
PRIMARIES IN CITY,
AND ITS VICINITY
State Convention Delegate Con-
tests In Six Wards and Two
Rural Districts.
ONE SITUATION is CURIOUS

Primaries for the election OF dele
gates TO the Democratic State Conven-
tion will be held tomorrow In the
Third. Fifth, Seventh. Ninth. Tenth
and Twelfth wards OF Wilmington and
the Third mad Fourth Election dis
tricts OF the Tenth Representative
district. Other contests in New Castle
county have been eliminated. Voting
IN Wilmington viii be from TO
o'clock. local time. and In the rural
dIstricts from l to o'clock. standard
time. A house-to-house canvass OF
voters is now being made. Friends
Of Thomas F. payard and William w.
Knowles. candidates for the Demo
cratic nomination for United States
Senator. will be the chief contestants,
A classified list followe:
Third Ward.
For Bayard-Michael ]. Carney
John r. Shockley and Annie Walker.
For Benjamin Keyser and
Arthur Il. @. McGinnes
Opposed TO Bayard. but unpledged-
Mary Elizabeth Regan.
Fifth Ward.
For Rayard-Charles F. Curley
Thomas f. Loushery. Charles d
Bird and Hugh c. BoettRer.
For Knowles-Josephine NJ. r
White de I.arour. Joseph lie Sage
Wilbur l.. Adams and Robert G. Har-
man.
Seventh Wxrd.
For Bayard-J. Rankin Davis. G
Io, ons
George ]. O'Ncil.
For Knowles-Caleh F.. Burchenel
Bruce W. Housed. Samuel Newman and
John l.. Yates. Jr.
Ninth Ward.
For Bayard-George Rutz. Daniel
Farren and Jerome ]. Hurley.
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