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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MIn|NG ENOUGH COAL,
OPERA TOR TELL PR0BERS
output Not at Maximum, But at
Point Deemed Advisable"
Senators Learn.
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
pottSvillc, Pa. Jan p Senators
Nardaman. Mississippi; Reed. Missouri
are being conducted through the mining
districts of the western end of SchuvkIll
county awaiting the arrival IT Senators
McNarcv. Oregon and Jones. New
NeNiCu rs a committee of investigation
81 the various coal tracts and the con
,litInu ol the coal industry. charges of
which having been made from New
York and other points rs TO the scarcity of
the coal product
Prominent operators are present W
J Richards. IT the Philadelphia and
Reading coal and Iron Company. W ID
NWrlucr. ol Lchlgh Coal and NaVIga-
tlou Company, lrcd NJ Chase. of lie
high NallcN Coal Company; Fred Xcrhev,
kingston Caal Company Independent
operator Gcorrc kl~cr and
Rcahm are subpocnacd as were all of
the above. Who are present
Otlcla- 81 the ! mtcd Mine Workers
ot AmcrIca representing $1,000 miners
of Schuvklll county aIc present at the
hearing while the courtroom, where the
session Is being held IS crowded with
representatives and sgal advisors of
tbs ioroughs OF SChuVkIll county which
en-. WagIng an independent fight To
epapcl coal companies ~ pay taxes on
lands claimed h> cNprrtS ~ to- valued
Ii billion and quarter ~ dollars
fhc Senatorial committee completed
Il. tour ot he coal scctpnS oi the lower
portion of fhe county 40 eleven 6 clock,
and - th3 hour lrcd VI chase. General
NfulG,r ~ tho lChigh Valley Coal
Company The owners ut approximately
luutMu acres u various ~ccilons IT the
luthraatr hrld~ Was called to the stand
t- THE rr~t witness
l'hsf the committee was intent on
grttug the act- nn the coal production
and ta ascertain whcth, Il WlS being
umtcl to tho Market demands wa
e1 1..i,uorl through thc questioning Of
SENATOR Reed who lshrj Nlr Chasc
whether more roal could ult i, produced
and mare unc~ opened N the territory
nt lis company
Nlr chase rcrbei that il could hc
dome. hut thai il ua, uot deemed al
Ni.ahlr
NhDu a-krd whether tho company
was luuuup the producton NJ coal
MI Cha~, rcplcd thr company was
producing sufficient coat 10 mrct the
market demand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
AMERICAN GIRL NEAR THRONE
Anita Stewart Il Wife ~ Possible Ruleg
Of Portugal

~ Associated Press p Every Evorinr
Paris. Jan 23 Portu9i-se
nave learned that # former King Manuel
is not ready % head ho rnnarohical
movement in Portugal r.s followers y
offer he throne n Don Miguel t~-
Ranza husband IF Anita -trVa~ sn
American
Former King Manuel af Portugal
m board 2 steamship ~ Lisbon .rro-l-
ing to 4 dispatch from Madrid
The Natin reports Nsnnel ef' inrton
for an unknown destination
The Royshst movement ln Pnr4gtL
according n advcee appears
making progress s Ia0navrhi-t
lamatton vas read at talc1ca-o1-h
ii the presence 0f the GARRISON
Republican Hag was torn down sna
and the monarchIst flag eyi-frl
place
Portuguese circles II h5 r.,y .r-
greatly concerned over the -Itrtt l
their country They fear thpir ro--s.--. -..
III Africa, forming TIE .4r4 rt
colonial empire gn thar continent sv
come into question and that some r
pean State NAV point aIf that yrrl4ai
being q state ot anarchy, i INIT :.
other peoples
The Portuguese hope .h7 44..a
attending he Peace Congress sIl 4fze
the sacrifices made by PORTUGAL ,4.,a
they say were very great compared
the size 0f the country 1ad
They say Portugal sis unly
what she already Dossesses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MORE NORTH SIDE CARS.
Better Service Starting Today on Boule-
ward and Washington Streets

The Wilmington Il phladeIDhia Trac-
ton CO. VIII run more cars on the Wash
ngton street line and also the Boulevard
line during The evening rush hours. begin
nlng with tonight Cars for Washington
street have been leaving the r.. b. Il w
station at l0-minute intervals com
ncncIng on the hour From tonight. IN
addition - the above service. extra cars
viii be operated lis follows They viii
leave p B Il N depot at Ais p. m
ABS, 448, 458, 5I8, 5.2S, 5.3s and s 10
p m. Il can be seen from the above list
IF extra cars that there will be two cars.
running within every 10 minutes from
lisp N. 10 COS p. n. The ears will run
close together and public cooperation
viii help considerably if those waiting
for q car Will let the first one 20 by if il is
too much crowded. and wait Just q few
minutes for the next one
The schedule Of late cars Is a Iso changed
beginning tonight. and VIII he increase.
They Will leave the 2 b. Il NJ depot at
l25 p. m, ll35. II - and - 19. After
Il20 p. IN. cars viii be run as follows.
They Will leave p, - Il " depot at
lf.20 a. m, ll-30, l140 p m, 1901 a. m
and I2.l5 a. m.
The change in the schedule may help
solve the problem OF car transportation
during rush hours, and ought 10 lessen
the tlring wait between cars, when every
one IS anxious TO get home after the day
work.
On the Boulevard line late cars will
leave French street station at II %, Il 35
ll.55 p. u. and l2.l9 q, m.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
WEDDINGS AT ASBURY
vi. f. CHURCH PARSONAGE

Recent Weddings by Rev George
White Dawson, 222 Walnut street,
pastor of Old Asbury NJ L Church
Third and Walnut streets, are reported
as follows
January 6, p m, John I Hindsley
and Miss Mabel c. Brown, both of
Gil Lombard street
January IL p. m. John = Holster
and Jane " Thompson, both Of Rose
I'LL
january Il. 7p M. Albert f. Anthony
OF 303 East Seventh street and Adalinc
r. Tasgrcl Of S4l Lombard street
January IL, 7.45p. NJ. Vaughn Tucker
OF $50 West Seventh street and Miss
Ethel May Niekerson Of 323 Poplar
street
January, Is, Ills a. m. George
Hepworth ard Miss Viola II Lewis,
both of 2Ol last Fifth street
January Il, 7 i. m, Peter Louis
Jester Of $50 West street and AIrs.
Addie Ryeson Of 26 East Twenty
fourth street
January u, , D n, Thomas Lewes
and Miss Alice K Charleston, both Of
Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Hun THREAT: ANOTHER WAR
Determined Alsace Must Not Go Back
TO France.

" Washington. Ian AdyiccS from
Antw erp received through official channels
Yesterday quote the German official
wireless as threatening third war for
Alsace-LOrraIne The Nauen telegram
reads
1T : absolutely necessary to take
i plchlscltc in Alsace- Lorraine And
Il Is not 4 question OF taking a vote from
j starving people who are suddenly
exalted 20 temporary enthusiasm in
consequence of gifts Of wine, cigarettes,
food and clothing from their
hberators Ii autonomy were granted
H. Alsace- Lorraine. Germany would,
perhap~, forget that country But the
violence practlsed by France makes a
third war seem inevitable for Alsace-
Lorraine
The Antwerp Metropole, the des-
patch states, declares the Nauen tele-
gram proves how necessary It Is to put
the enemy IN position where ii will be
absolutely impossible for the Germans
to think of war Tor many a year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
CHILDREN IN CANTATA.
a Merry Christmas Party to be sung by
West Church Youngsters

Miss Grace Bard announces that =
cantata entitled 4 Merry Christmas
Party will be given by thc II appv Work
crs Missionary Society # Vest Preshv-
terrain Church tomorrow evening III the
New Century Club
1t IS expected that the ent 4nment
will be delightful There viii Fl. numerous
bright f. 4trlrcs in II and the youngsters
have been we'll trained
The admission charge will be - cents
and the proceeds will 20 toward mis-
sionary work, u well as some home
charity.
The children in til cast are Mabel
Fuller. Helen Mears, Margaret q Bruce,
Robert G Bruce Dorothy Downing,
Grace b Gabke, Gladys McRae, Myrtle
Simpler. Olivia L. Dennis Henry Taylor.
F. Irene Smiley. James Cloud, Martha
G. Hill. Margaret Wilson, Lea Lisnge
aud Nelson Fritz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
DEATHS.

CANANA< ln thi, rity on fauua-t
1919. Elizabeth ~. wife 1T Patrick
CanaNan.
Relatives and friends arv iupl,l ts
tend the funeral from her late rcsideu. (
fS6 last Eleventh street. on Monday murn
ing, January ~ az cloCA. Requiem uta
al So Patrick's ChurCh. Intermcn. +.
Cathedral cemetery
JANNlEk- In this city on January
1919. Leslie II son Of howard and Eun
lanvicr aged ) Years
Relatives and friends are invited to ~
tend the funeral services at the res dens
OF his parents, OH Maryland avenue
Friday afternoon, January "a at 3 o'ClCc
lnterment at Silyerbrook cemetery
WARREN-At Mt Cuba. Del on TIA
uary 2l. 1919. Bessie F. knight. vii.
William II. Warren. in her 2lst ycar
Funeral services will be heid al SeNtu
Day Adventist Church Friday murnin-
II o'clock. lnterment al SllycEDrooA csl
terry,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
HONOR HIS 20 YEARS
Surprise Party Given Senator SALISBURY :
Cousin, Alfred, at Greenwood.
specIaI CoErespoadenee oI 60 ENenlng

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Greenwood Jan 23.-A surprise party
was given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A fred salisbury, last night. the occasion
beng Mr.. Salisbury 5 sevcntieth birth
day. Mr.. Salisbury and Senator Sauls-
bury are first cousins. His son. Willard
IL. Salisbury Of Wilmington, planned
the surprise III his fathers honor. Mr.
Salisbury is 4 lifelong resident Of Green
sood, and has host of friends in the
neighborhood as well as all over The
county. How wide Mr.. Saulsbury's
mountaineering is was shown YESTERDAY
when he received III postcards, some Of
them from as far west rs California
At the party cards were plaved and
refreshments served. Among the out
of-town guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bateson, Of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard II Salisbury Of
Wilmington Lester r. Wingate, of VII
mington; Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Dryden,
Master G. L. Dryden and Miss Mary
DRYDEN, Of Milford, Nj and Mrs. + Q.
Elliott and Master Frank Elliott of Green
wood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Eriends School Beaten.

Friends Schools basketball team met
their second defeat of the season Yesterday
afternoon 1T the hands Of Swarthmore
Prep, on Swarthmore 5 floor The galnewas
one Of the most exciting Of the locals
schedule to date
The game ended with Wilmington
making final squirt for the lead. the final
score standing 29-17 The Lineup .Swarth
more Prep SCHNEIDER, f; Lefrance, f,
farnall, G; Laws, g; AIilIiken, &; W T. S,
Mode, t; Lackey, f; Smith, "a, Il.
smith, e. Spcakman, e.
Field goals, Mode ?, Lackcy ?, Il.
Smith YarnalI 5, Lefrance 4, SCHNEIDER,
Foul goals, SCHNEIDER Yarnall, Milliken,
Lackey Z out of s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
PRINCESS PAT: LADY PAT.
Duke Il Connaught's Daughter 10 Drop
Title After Marriage

8, N-~ociaiea Pres. a. Esrry Evening
London. Jau - King George has
consented o. TITO remuneration - Princess
pafflea =. Culrauplt ot hoth her title
81 lrIu.t.- ANA her stNlc OF address as
ReNl llGhn~- oU Ter marriage next
month q, tot. uandeT Lord Alexander
Ramsay tie heIr 70 the Ear of Dal-
h0i~le Ihc lrlncess after her a1riage
UiIl ~ tuoWu ~ Lady Iatucis Ramsay
-, Viii receIv, considerable fortune
lr"n -, estate ri hcf mother Tie late
Duchess d CoupaHght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Accused of "Ducking" Work.

4 youth was arrested this morning bv
a special officer at the Puscy q Jones
charged with obtaining money
under false pretonsca.
1t IS alleged that he would report at the
company ! time office in the morning and
ring the time clock, also reporting off in
the sane manner, without being employed
in the interim, though drawing his pay
every week He will probably have
a bearing tomorrow in the Municipal Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
PYTHIANS STALLED ON ROAD.
Officers Start for NIiddletown Function
But Are Held Up by Fog.

Deputy Grand Chancellor Harry j.
Rothrock Of New Castle, accompanied by
members OF the knights OF PythIas from
thus city, started to Aliddletown last night
to install the officers Of Damon Lodge,
No. =. Soon after leaving New Castle
it was found impossible TO % further on
account OF the heavy fog, and a return
to that place was made The officers then
telephoned to the Mlddletown lodge Of
their plight, and the following officers
were installed by 2 G. G. Joseph { JoiIs.
c. C., Joseph Berkman: v c.. Herman
kumpel; Pre-. George +. Pinder; u ",
John T. Smith: X r. and s., Joseph c.
Crossan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Refuse Workers S-Hour Day.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Lawrence, Mass. Jan % The Pacific
Malls employing about ten thousand
textile workers, IN formal statement to-
day refused the demands Of the employees
ior q 4o-hour week. The statement as
rJcd that neither present business con
dluon= nor thc prospects Of the immediate
future justify such q reduction in the
hours vi labor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
BRAzIL's DELEGATES IN LISBON.

BY Associated Press - Every Evening
Paris. Jan % DR. Fpitari0 Pess0a,
president of the Brazilian Peace DeIega-
tlon and Deputy Ra0ul Females, a
member of the mission. have arrived ~
Lisbon. but are being delsved there be-
cause II evolutionary disorders II Ia
expected they w1h arrive IN Paris about
January u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
LEGISLATORS TRIP.

Plans for the legislators trip to New
ark tomorrow were completed today.
Kent and Sussex legislators will leave
Dover at 9 40 o clock in the morning and
the New Castle county legislators will
leave Wilmington at l0.44.
The party from Kent and Sussex will
change cars at Porters and meet the New
Castle county delegation at Newark ut
HOS Luncheon will be served IN the
main building of Delaware College at
IL 80 and an entertainment given in the
Womcns College at 2 30 The legislators
will leave Newark for Wilmington at 4 3S
They will be guests Of Governor Townsend
at dinner IN the Hotel du Pont at 6 o'clock
in the evening and will attend perform
ancc at The Playhouse later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
SORBONNE ART STUDENTS
MAKE GIFT TO WILSON
by Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Paris jan % President Wilson last
night received deputation of the students
Of tho Sorbonne, or the departments of
arts and science of the University If
Paris. They presented him with an al
blnn bound m old parchment and contain
ing fine photographs ~ the Rheims Cathe-
dral before tho war.
In reply to an address. which was read
by young lady student, Mr.. Wilson gaid
he was particularly touched by the gift
as a mark If esteem from the students,
which, ho said, be accepted "as a pro
fessor. IT. remarked that he would
tell American students q tho nobility
Of tho sentiments u their French com
rades
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
RIGHTS OF MAN LEAGUE
ADDRESSED BY PRESIDENT

~ Associated P ress "a Every Evening
Paris. Wednesday, Jan. 22.-A dele
Cation representing the league of rights
If man called on President Wilson thlg
afternoon III short address To the
delegation, Mr. Wilson said that IL was
with genuine satisfaction that the
United States came To thc help If
France and that be believed that #
was true hat "the coming of the Arneri-
cang prevented a catastrophe that
might have over whcImed the World
Secretary rs state Robert Lansing
gave a dinner in honor of John w.
Davis. American Ambassador 10 Great
Rritian his evening. President Viii
son and All officials attached n the Ameri-
can peace mission were present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Francis Joseph's Brother Dead.

~ A~sociatcd Press 20 Every Evening
Pans, Jan p. Announcement Is
made Of the death Of Archduke Louis
Victor Youngest brother of former
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
Hungary Ills death occurred at his
home at Salzburg Archdukc Louis
Victor was born at Vienna, May Is,
1872 lie was never married
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Died while on Visit.

Miss Lillian Burr Ponder Of Winning
ton died Yesterday while visiting her
sister, Mrs, Remington Schuyler ia
New Rochelle. y. Y. She was taken Ill
after gong there Miss Ponder, vino
was a daughter III John Ponder of Milton
and i granddaughter of the late Governor
Ponder and Dr. Horace Burr, made her
nome with her aunt Miss Mary /. Burr
of No 2OOl Boulevard.
Mrs. CIarhnce Or hillen died todaN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
GARMENT WORKERS WIN.
- 600 Ind Three Months Strike After
Getting - Hour Week

~ N~>peated ire>s 20 Every Evening
NcV lork. Jan - -Ending Of the
three months strike of 5000 garment
Woftcrs. engaged In making men and
hoVr clothing and tie granting of Il
hour uccA. WIS announced Odsy al head
quarters ~ thc tuHlgauated Garment
MurEers nf AntfIrs.
Meanwhile the strike WHICH began last
iaeSdas - }5 0OO ladice Wai~j and dIt-,>
fue bcr. who ~ IS. deuand "a hour wccr
Vas -iil u pf1gtt-~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
TOOK LIBERTY BOND.
But Neal NanHorn Told the Court He
Intended to Return It.

Neal VanIIorn was found guilty with
a recommendation for the mercy af The
court, IN Court Room No 2 oi General
Sessions. this morning of the larncny Of
Il Liberty Bond md s225O from Prank
Hill Judge iici-el reserved decision
Nan Horn aud Hill Ucre ranm-rnatcs
n the home Of Richard Rosn, 1910
Monroe street. when the bond and money
we're taken from Hills pocket on tue
night If December -
Van Horn admitted taking the bond and
money but sad that hc did i to teach
I'LL lesson and intended to return
them The defendant sad be i opposed
to drinking and he bad tried to od,seuade
his roommate who IS / : years old, from
using hqIor
Hill camn home intoxicated Christmas
cve, NanIIorn sad, and he took The bond
and money from h- pocketboolS II order
TO impress lie bov with the folly III drink
Ing pleading with him having bcen futile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
L. of p. 10 Train Army Officers
BY Assoc1ated Press 70 Every Evening

Phlladclphia Pa. Jan 23.-Provost
Smth today announced that new
Reserve Officers Training Corps will be
established al the University Of Pennsyl-
wanna with Major Charles T Griffith as
head OF the department and Professor Of
military science and tactics The govern
ment viii also detail other teachers, Sc
lccted from the United States Army to
ASSIST Major Griffith. The course viii be
voluntary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
MRS. CHURCH RETURNS.
Ends Visit TO Washington and Other
Points OF Interest.

Mrs William I. Church has returned
home from trip 10 Washington. ID g.,
Harpcrs Ferry. Cumberland, Allison Par,
Pittsburgh, and other points of interest
She says the mountains were covcrd
with snow and iciclcS and looked beautl-
full She was accompanied home from Pitts
hurgh by Miss Ida Thomas OF tins CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
o>A OH AMERICAN PRISONER.
Last DOughboy in Hun Custody Too M
10 Set Free
- -. - - LNenlnE

- Associated Press 50 livery Evening
iicrin Jan 23. Oi the American
soldiers taken prisoner ~ tho Germans
during ~ operations ~ the American
troops un fh, western front only on, now
remains u Germany. the AsSocl9tcd
Press correspondent has learned
Tins prisoner Is af STUTTGART. TOO III to
be removed at present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
rm >prR HN MOOSE plI>G.
Epidemic LAYS Low Canada's Mighty
NnnArahs nf InrCst
Ncry Evcnins

Rs N~>.viattd Press - FNrry Eycning
lor M HlH Dul lau IS NoO~c
thr lhaad,r Ea1 dl>trici arc dNng I'D
>rm.b hfu,u.a according tn Informs
l.u htofeHf hrr, hs wcndSmcu and
luutrr~ IHer tales Narl u det1l lu'
conform ttp assertion fhaf tho ilcrrr
mpo>t seem to f4Nc the universal sNuP-
toms G tito disease Ihe most common
Is extreme weakness
COMO hlshmau told ~ cncuuntcrlnC
f lull ma,so which was III = state of col
lapse : lecllg from The u.ec and 81 weak
tV uallcto run SWAY Another man
,.sH, across the boiics III two moose
ltlr1 almuNt side hy side which showed
lr .lLs III wounds or external injuries
Ih, wep3smcn express slarm lest tho
.p.aruu seriously dcpiCfe TIC game r,.-
~.ar.t~ ,t tlt REGION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
>EN YORK TROOPS COMING.
17ih Division National Guard Will
an fcr Home very soon
J A..-...-.a -. II - ENonlne

tt Associated Press 70 ENerN Evening
rlrou Jan } Practically the
strength Fl The 27th DIVISION
\,0 \ erk National Guard about - GOO
meu las lctn or3errs assembled for
ark CONVOY home from France 4
eai eGram - the ver department To-day
list ali i -. The urc u1ati"us ii tho
DIVISION showing fh.- II Will l.e tho firt
sauthafatt aIh8>l#a 4, com, home IS Il
uflf
II va- announced Tuesday tha' -hc
15fh 2atE ana 18th 4IvlsIaus had been
or8er,-t fsr.par, lar ,ulharkatI... auG
i i u3,r- aad tlle ~~enllnc III, 11tl
a. Htt nl,au~ Il the same course WILL
~ fst asee4 r3'4rnInz tie f. her tWr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Arrested For Massacre Of Greeks

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
PARIS Jan % General kyamil Nal
moud Pasha, who is said to have been re-
p"nsibie for maSsacres Of Greeks and
Arncnians. has been arrested, according to
report received here from COnstantinople
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Daniels Cites Wilmington Hero.

james J Moyden, Of this city, is in
eluded in the list of "a enlisted men cited
by Secretary Of the Navy Daniels for
courage and efficiency in the performance
of duty. Moyden is member OF the
crew of the Marblehead which rescued
u liberty party from a swamped motor
boat off Key West in September
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Government Cotton Report

BY Associated Press 70 Every evening
Washington, Jan % Cotton ginned
prior to January l6was II ,05l ,S45 running
bales, including l49,4l2 round bales;
2l 500 bales Of American Egyptian, and
fl .0SS bales Of Sea Island, the census
bureau today reported.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Mud Singing.

some RI along about ten wears ago /
got into the race for constable, related
Gap Johnson, 81 Rumpus Ridge, Arkansas
And | didn't last much longer than
SNOWFALL in torment, neither You see, the
cuss that was running against me norated
all over everywhurs the internal lie that
[ slept in \ nightshirt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Flu" Deaths ONLY Four.

Secretary CahiIl, Of the Board Of Health,
today said only four death certificates
giving influenza as the cause of death have
been fled so far this week. Others reports
giving larger totals, are therefore based
on mslnf0rmation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
ARRESTED BY POLICE.

Clearance higgins was arrested this
morning on the charge Of splitting on the
sidewalk
Charles Quigley was arrested on the
charge of begging.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Y. w. c. A. Calls Girls.

Miss Ruth McComb, industrial sec
retary Of the " N. G. A. has issued an
invitation to the employed young women
of the city to meet on Saturday night at
the associations new rooms, S38 Market
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Inspectors glyine Visit.

Postolilce Inspector II l. Conner
arrived in the ty last night and left at
noon for Washington lie has been doing
special work there and in Richmond, Va,
New York, and Boston for the past three
months lie hopes to be able 70 take
up worl; in this State and on the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland shortly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Stricken With EPILEPSY.

Joseph Gavestone, aged 28 years, Of
Penn's Grove, n. j., was stricken with
last night. He was taken to the Homeo-
pathic Hospital in the police patrol car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
To Discuss Prohibition

Evangelist Eli M. Erickson will answer
those manifesting opposition to pro-
hibition at 3 o'clock Sunday, %. in
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church,
Third and Walnut streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-23
Ir,Ing b Reorganize nparlacau

by As~ocat.a irt-e to Every E>cuing
Paris, "a Ncdnc.daN jan 23 -karI
Radek tile Russian Bolshcvist vho VA
prominent during disorders ia Berlin
recently and who fled when thc govern
troops were victorious + once NOR, IN
Berlin trying r. resume eonncrtions
With chiei- ~ thc Spartarus element
according y dispatches to newspapers
herr