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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
REPAIRS WILL BE DELAYED.
Work on Market Street NoT0 - Brsdg
for increased Trahi<-

Inquiry at the Office of the Street snd
Fewer Department yesterday devckg,
I'd that il would not to feasible N max
a complcte job d repairs ON Markes
ntroct between tho Brantywme tr,dC
and Twenty third str1rt, bctvosa1 thu
time and May !, the date officially stopr-
ed by the Washington Street Br,dse Com
rnisasn for tnrnIng oyer the prrrs7lt
structure 10 ti1 contractors
STREET commissioner Pserson rasd thst
the work could tc dome, 20 far ss his de-
Isxrtmrnt WIS concerned, but that re-
laying Of ducts, street car rails and varsor.s
underground gtrIct,ues, which wocild
have 10 he waited on n enable new p,.rtE
TO be secured, and which arc out OF the
control of the Department, would make
InsurDoUntable obstacles
What will be done under the oc1ldition
will be 70 make only surface repairs, a.
The present paving guCh as are eescntial
70 meeting IN n temporary manner The
needs Of prevent traffic, leaving the per
rpanent repaviDg " D later date
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
PRESS COMMENTS.
NEWBERRY AND BERGER.

Having in mind tho fate OF Victor Bcr-
ger, twice elected To the House Of Rep
reeentAtives in Milwaukee and by that
body denied seat. Socialists and others
at Washington are wondering what is
TO be done with Truman II. Ncwbcrry,
Senator from Michigan.
Berger WAS convicted under the Fe-
ponage Law OF conspiracy to obctruct
the draft and sentenced to imprisonment
for twenty years. NewbcrTy was found
guilty Of conspiracy to violate tho Cor
rupt-Prnctices Act and WAS sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years. Both have
appealed and are on bail. Berger's otTense
was to question the motives Of the United
States for entering the war, which he said
was capitalistic. Newbcrry's o1ensc was
to participate in and profit by the lavish
use Of money in an election. The ono WAS
punished for An opinion; the other for
deed.
II recent precedent is TO govern, it would
appear that Newberry should be excluded
from the Senate by an almost unanimous
vote, but, As the lawyers say, his case Is
not exactly on all fours with that Of Ber-
ger. The position of the oratorical gentle
man from Wisconsin was weak because
be never constituted majority of the
House and he never was able by his vote
to give or to deprive any party of major
ity. Counting only ono in a minority, out
he went.
While in law and in morals Newberry's
status may be the same. politically he is
impregnable II his election bad not been
bought the Republicans could not have
reorganized the Senate and by means of n
packed Foreign Relations Committee
headed by Henry Cabot Lodge defeated
the treaty II he were to be unseated now
that he has served this great purpose
many people would applaud, but how could
the Republican Party ever justify such
ingraiitude? As long as Newberry can
keep out OF Jail he is \ Senate majority
and maioritics rule.-New York World.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

the death Of Mrs Humphrey Ward,
which occurred at her home in England
on Wednesday. will arouse interest all over
the world. She was a woman of high
literary ability, and older persons will re-
member the furore that was occasioned by
her first novel, Robert Elsemere, issued
in 1881. And her subsequent works were
Of equal merit. Mrs. Ward came naturally
by her gift for writing, having been a
granddaughter of DIR. Arnold. the famous
master of Rugby Academy, and niece of
Matthew Arnold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

changed To apply only TO the navy, dis
regarding the army altogether.
Such treatment OF Regular Army
ofiicnrs is manifcstly unfair and can
not be justified by Mr. Mondcll's other
wiso communicable pa@ion for COON
osny. The reduction of our military
forces makes il all The moro necessary
that the regular establishments shall be
of tho highest possible standard N cx-
ccllcncc. This is out Of the question IL
tho pay in nll grades is 80 low ~ TO drive
the most capable officers out Of the service.
Military Legislation involves many DIFF
fcult problems, but Congress should
not make the mistake OF overlooking the
welfare Of tho regular srvices.-Brook-
lyn Eagle. -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
EVENING SMILE.
ON DETAIL.

Private Napoleon Booker Washington
Simpson had obtained leave of absence to
visit his buddy, who had been wounded
and was in n nearby field hospital. He was
stopped at the entrance by an army
nurse, who asked him what he wanted
'Has you got a dark complicated man
named johnson what's been shot In dis
hospital?" he inquired.
The nurse replied that there was such
a person there, adding, But he's conval-
escing now"
"Ah beg yo' PARDON" said Nap per-
pIexedly, scratching his wool
"He's convalescing now" she repeated.
well" said Napoleon, ''if yo' don t
mind, I'll set right here and wait till
he gets through The Home Sector.
'Do you think with your American
independence you would be unnerved
in the presence of king?" ''Not if l held
an ace. Baltimore American.
''YoT husband now spends all his
evenings at home" Yes. He wants TO
get rs much use out of the fiat as possible
before the landlord raises the rent again. +"
Washington Star.
Inc mOtorlst stopped ana inquired
of man seated on his doorstep, Glow
do you get to Somerville?'
ooh, we have a car and just drive
over" was the unexpected reply
Boston Transcript.
''This old chronicle says that the queen
was attended by her mistress of the robes,
her handmaiden and her tire woman
ttWelI2f1 81 cnfny.rahenI tho rufatraSo nf
was her manicure, but | don't understand
about the tire woman. They had no
automobiles in those days. ."-Lousivllle-
Courier-Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

The Republican party leaders are get
ting into trouble over the Presidential pri-
mary campaign General Woods man
ayers are accused of using money in liberal
quantities and Senator Borah threatens
to have an investigation by Congress
committee Also. Herbert Hoover is loom
ing UP largely as a candidate for nomina-
ton for President, and this is very dis
tasteful to the "Old Guard .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

How the battle over Equal Suffrage at
Dover opened the eyes of the people. espe-
oially of the Republican party leaders.
Such a thing as Republican members
refusing to take orders and yielding
openly to what they said was the "senti-
ment of their constituents" was some
thing unheard of for years in the Republi-
can politics OF Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

and now IL is up to Congress 10 de~idc.
Even II the salaries by tho Commission
arr no. cut by Congress the bureau
chiefs say that they viii 10 too low
10 attract the beet sc'entslc material
70 tho federal seryis. Still the outook
will he more hopeful, and viii cneorsg
the employees who have rssnaincd ashful
to Uncle Sam to continue with tfrir
experifueuta and rsobleUa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

There is renewed talk at Washington,
about what the Republican Congress is
going to do for the country" Well as
it has taken nearly nine months to prac-
tically do nothing, there is very little
prospect Of anything of value being done
during the remainder Of the session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS.

France and Ourselves" BY Herbert
Adams Gibbons, Althor Of The New
Map of Asia. The New Map oi
Europe" New York City: The Cen
tury Co, 353 Fourth avenue.
Ii isa brilliant and timely discussion oi
the intimate relationship between the I've
countries that has come about since the
United States intervened in the World
| War II should help to clear away the
misunderstanding of n critical period and
make us realire that the problems oi
France are in very real sense our own
problems
IL ls a collection of interprrtativc studics
on the A T. F.. the work of Clemeno.au,
tho question Of Alsaoe-IorraIne, the in
duStrlal transformation of France during
the war. the influence OF migratory cur
rents, the reconstruction of Northern
France, the attitude OF France towards
peace, the significance of the CaIllaux
case. and the efforts to increase tho birth
rate and 20 rchahilitate national finances.
What Herbert Adams Gibbons writes
about France attracts attention on both
sides of the Atlantic. He brings tn his
subject sympathetic understanding,
willingness TO see both sides of question,
a wide knowledge OF men and events, and
Il rich background of experience.
DIR Gibbons lived In Paris throughout
the war and the Peace Conference. While
the American army was In France, he
travelled in more than fifty departments,
lecturing for the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs upon the extent and the spirit Of
American intervention. In appreciation
of his services in combating the defeatist
propaganda and IN interpreting France
20 the United States, DIR. Gibbons was
given the Cross of the Legion of Honor.
Received of the publishers.
American Merchant Marine" A PRES
entation of its history and develop
ment 70 date, with chapters ON related
subjects New York City: Bankers
Trust Co.
This interesting, informing and useful
book Was prepared and printed by the
Bankers Trust Co. of New York City for
distribution TO customers and friends. 1t
is an original work and gives "A compact
history OF olu merchant marine, with
chapters on related subjects. The greatest
possible care was taken IN its preparation,
every statement used being obtained from
official reports or from other trustworthy
sources The results were submitted 10
undoubted authorities on the subject and
received their unqualified approval. One
leading steamship official said: "It is the
most comprehensive and up-to-date pub
lication of the kind which has yet been
issued, and ] think it will be regarded as
standard work. "
Received of the publishers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

Business j. rusing to Dover at lively
rate. 1t might be we'll for the members of
the Legislature, next week, TO put time
limit on the reception Of new business,
and very brief limit, too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Olive Temple, L. G. r.
Wenonah Lodge, S. of II.
Liberty Conclave, S. w. NJ.
Mechanics Lodge, |. o. OF
Lenape Tribe, Imp'd. O. r. NJ
Sheet Metal Workers Association.
James A. Garfield Council, ID Of A.
James A. Young Conclave, H. or s. W. NJ.
Apache Tribe, No. 81, Imp'd Q. r. Nj.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

The Coast and Geodetic Survey Is
worrying especially about its lack of
capable mathematicians. To be 3 mathe-
matician of a lower grade in this bureau
you have to be college graduate and on
familiar terms with trigonometry, analyti-
cal geometry, differential calculus, integ-
grail calculus, and one or more foreign
languages. Besides this, YOU should
have sound Judgment, talent for accur-
aey, and passion for continuous study.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-27

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me ladies' Republican committee,
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