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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Horse browns In Christians.

A horse belonging TO s. G. Simmons
and Brother Company was drowned IN
the Christiana liver Saturday afternoon
under peculiar circumstance. The AMI.
mai, which was 40 years oid, fell IN while
drinking from the stream. John Walker,
employed on the Market street bridge,
procured boat andwent to its assistance,
but was unable 70 get IL out. A number Of
men worked for two hours without sue
saua
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
S2.95 each

Lace, embroidery and hand drawn
work trim these pretty waists.
Some have V neckS, some vest
effects, some are with ruffled fronts.
Long sleeves only. All sizes.
First Floor, North.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Hanover Mems Club.

Westminster G hub of Hanover Presby
terian Church will hold its first meeting
of the club year in the church club room,
Eighteenth and Boulevard, tomorrow even
ing. Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
WHAT YOIInO

Copyright ia15 ~ tnr Mcclure News.
paptr hynJIcntc. New York City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARE AGAIN DISCONTINUED:
Negotiations between Nitti ana Jugo-
Siays Broken or and Not EN-
pCctcd to 30 Resumed

LONDON, March 1.-The convarsa-
tons between Premier Nit,i. OF. Italy,
Minister Trumbtch and former Premier
Pachitch participated, were suddenly
broken on today. 1t Is not expected
they Will DO resumed in London dur
ing the present wcok. A.,t
The entire Adriatic question remains
IN suspense and IL seenis fairly Ger.
tain ono solution OF IL will be reached
while the supreme council is sitting in
London, but that the question will be
reopened when tho peace conference
reassembles In Romo toward tho end
OF the month.
italian newspapers protest because o f
tho publication OF correspondence be-
tween President Wilson and the allied
premiers relative to the Adriatic bv
the press Of France. England and
America. whilo journals hero were moi
permitted to print the news which.
theE say. was chiefly interesting to
The aressugero expresses tho be-
nef that the position OF Italy .,ns been
strengthened by tho last exchange Of
notes between tho allied pramiers and
Pre-: dent, Wilson, adding: "'or the
hrst time tho Italian government and
the American President agree on enc
point. that the Jugo- Slavic accord
must not be reached to the detrimen.
OF any other nationality, which means,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
believe TREATY DEBATlI
IS BUT Waste OF time.
Leaders on Both Sides Of Senate Find
No Way to Break M
Deadlock.
IBy Associated I'ress.)

WASHINGTON. March i.2Convlnoed
mat Tor tho present their labors to
Dreak the peace treaty. deadlock arc
,,S waste or time, Senate leaders moved
way Of pressing Legislation. and TO.
let tho issues raised by tho rattfica
tlon light go into the political cam
paisn. for decision. y rs
Under the Man agreed to. and ap-
ents or i buth Sarti In BY all Gle.
nesotiations ON tho crucial reserva.
tion to Article X. are to DO dropped.
reauoption of the Republican rescrva1
lion program OF last session Is TO be
completed as u formality, and then
to put the treaty out Of tho Senate
ana into the campaign. q
some Senators predicted tonight tho
hnal vote, which 1t Is conceded on
pom sides VIII record another failure
70 ratify. would como within tho next
three days: Among most of tho lead
smonlderins debate would take at
least the remainder OF tho wecl to
burn itself out in spite OF general co..
operation to keep it sharply under
control. r--,'s>1
The decision TO hasten action WIS
reached when the Republican leaders.
convinced the Democrats would block
ratification unless tho Article x. rcscr-
Nation were modified, determined to
stand BY their guns and insist that
the reservation go into the ratification
resolution without any change OF sub
stance or OF language In thi, re-
affirmation they acccdod to q demand
by the Republicans trrcconcilably op-s
posed to ratification, who had init
,nated they might adopt methods of
program II they saw signs of 'wnaksn.
Ing on Article X
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Keyboard Touches
Seeing America at Itn Worst.
BY FRANK III. BROOKS.

Tho guido booke. the bill boards resorts. and
f fScr the maSaDnes call upon Amer!cans sec
ton. Money tourists do il If they want TO.
Many there be who would like to sec not only
in ten. twenty or thirty miles Of their homes
were II not for promoters ot travel who have
10 SEQ his own county.
I had an opportunity OF visiting a county moi
long ago that is historic; Its natural beauties
OF the mountain notches and gaps are equal TO
any which cannot be reached except by ocean
land. Events have occurred in This "s ronn ty
which make the most interesting pages in the
of the participants in these events are sti iiv-
ing but Of course the story is old to them. Here
literary, hunters have come for material 0c-
casonally painters OF tho best schools have
worked out notable canvasses. More than one
pest seller Is based on what has taken place
The ordinar Ytourist, however, and even some
prived seeing the historic and nntSra az Won
ders of the terrain bounded by mountains and
to o wof soa seenE have been
ranies whose sole object in purchasing was for
bsos r. 54 for IT., cooniy o5cias
81 the is In thl se seeti5n sss
seen unless the tourist or tho natives cut into
their meager revenue. II costs tivc dollars TO
Two hours distant When the eoI louyis fea hy
his destination by such vehicles as make the
who have made the wonder inaccessible unless
an additional amount is paid. If the tourist.
the wonder and has neglected to take his meal
with him, tho promoters in charge render biIi
that would get a course dinner in any hotcl
If it is desired the Americans should sec
their own country drst. counties. which have
The business and conduct it in such a way thai
would sn enable n;d their own peonie and visitors
dollarlcss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
IID0"SES WILSON MESSAGE
AS "SANE AND SOUND"
Manchester Guardian Pays Tribute to
Ills "Wlsc md Honorublc, Policy
In the Adrintic Trouble.
by Associated Press.l

MANCHESTER, ENC, aIarch L.
President Wilson's letters in the Adri-
ate correspondence. just published. arc
reputation of the reports that his i'll :
ness had caused "somc loss OF mental
force and balance"
II asks: III President Wilson Is
suffering from any malady OF political
judgment, could not some American
psychologists convey us few germs
that' we may iRocul;le our European
premiers?" The Guardian continues:
ones chief regret in reading prcsI-
dent Wilson'S admirably phrascd pIea
tor a wise and honorable policy in the
Adrlatic is that 1t should have been
LETT TO him TO franc II. One feels that
England somehow has SURRENDERED her
righttul part in the. drama To an
American. II is We who should hayr
raised our voices first against the pro
posed terms OF n settlement which OK
pressed the very spirit VIC went TO
W. Mar 10 aaeieat. 49,. We. should all
ing US from Il false position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
BUSINESS MEN ON BORDER &
NOW HESITATE TO TESTIFY
Declare They Jeopardixe Their S.fet,
and Interests Owing to
McNlcO'S Attitudc tt

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Orders Ia
sued by the Mexican government that
Americans who testify before consress
sionnl committees Investigating the
Mexican situation shall not enter
Mexico have prevented business men
IN towns along the international border
from giving valuable information, 40
corning To Senator Fall. Republican.
New Mexico. chairman OF the subcomy
mittee now holding hearings on the
In letter to Francis ]. Kearfu,
counsel for the subcommittee. Senator
ran declared witnesses desired MT
DouElas, Nogalce and other Arizona
cities would not appear before the com
inittec because they "had business in
M9Sico and were afraid to testify"
Declaring there was general feel
ing among business men in Americas
towns along the border they Should not
ne called upon TO jcopardizo their
iiSca; business and possibly tho eaIety
OF their employees by tcstifyInc he
tore the subcommittee unless given
dehnite assurance of protection by the.
United States government, the Ictter
sara mat among certain pcople the
laesldcnts note to tho Senate to the
effect that Congress had no .jurisdIc.
ton in foreign affairs. Is being urrel
as an excuse for thoir lack OF patriot.
ism IN giving facts as they know them.
even privately, TO the committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Health Talks by Dr.. Vim. Brady,
A Case OF Love obscs.ion.
tcopyrlEht' ioao. by Eationsi Newspaper Service,
Letter from man mt tho dangerous .o..
II am A years Old haYe noon mnrried Sirh

Letter from man Mt tho dangerous age: ~
S y years asg fs love viii Er but so@a
Gently for te rs time in ali those cav years. ef and md
n'u 81 rnS d ISre Tor her stronger than ever.
UNI unfair ii,,. to my wife and children -. but
Smsbnn amaze me promise to call on her and her
on my mind mind all day and all night love
io,::o love, fired with oil the old
, There is whole page of tho same nonsense.
tive From his apparent view Of love should
say We nc Is :. mentally mentally defective.
Love is tho novelist's main support Fiction
hns 10 nave something to keep 1t going and
, ohiid's fairy giant or dragon in tho mushy
fiction idle grownups like.
world at sixteen at forty at amy .nshs age n Int
nr1ngs o out ut the ; simian in our makeup. Then
hayior or unwsc behavior on it, just as tho
little child might summon the fairies to help
man or woman do absurd things: it is merely
me me excuse trumped up by the cuprit OK post
am not speaking here of the bonds which
Unite husband and wife. or mother and daugh-
mantle love merely. the great delusion which
people with a deficiency of gray matter like to
ties. "'u o'u' W
,, It Is all right for fellow to imagine that he
learn fldr to respect and cherish one another
50 boxes Of candy and all that sort OF thing.
on his nity dollars week income, Well sane
He buys pound OF candy-on rare ceremonious
than three Pieces out Of "fh s box she gets
Love is the great alibi for the untamed
:. One Of the best remedies for love is vigorous
ren It aicte Children S wo o. pyse e en
cation Is neglected.
seI P1uppy-lovc 1t remains, even in our best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Income-Tax Facts-No.: 9

Tic ineGme-;a% law allows Il person, in ngur-
ing his 1919 net income, - take credit for con
tri0nt'ons mnae during that year to organizn-
prevention OF cruelty 10 children or animals
also to the special fund authorized by the voca .
tional rehabilitation act.
Before claiming any deduction under This
provision OF the law taxpayer should care
fully consider what is allowable There should
be no suesswork or estimates setting down
only the contribut ions lo made them and as
he can substant L lat them. Care should BIO taken
that amounts given TO individuals are not in
cluded and that the deduction is confined ST let
~ to donations during the year to orga MIA
tions operated without boncht 10 the persons
behind the movement. For instance q gift
the persons in tcrestcd in the institution would
not be deducLiblc item.
~! donations o churches are dcductible, in
Guiding those for missionary funds church
funds. pow rents and church assessments and
church dues
The taxpayer should be careful to omit any
propaganda and political purposes The allow
able deductions arc definitely limited by law to
organizations operated exclusively FOR chart-
poses for vocational rehabilitation. and for ' tho
prevention of cruelty to children and animals
After listing his contributions of an allow
does not claim an amount over the limit ostab-
jished by law, which is Is per cent OF tho
years met income. computed without the benefit
of his deduction. go. ...
Contributions may BIO made in cash or other
property; II other than cash, tho value OF tho
property must he accurately determined. Sub
only for contributions actually made.
Members or a partnership may deduct their
proportonatc share of the partnerships
is limited TO Il per cent OF his net income on
his total contribution deduction,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
A Daily Once-over
Giving the children an Even nrcnk.

TO some persons IL is the most natural tbine
in tn. world TO try to inc everybody up, in
against Tire other fellow.
Hu; THE father who will deliberately try to
bolster himself up with the child as against the
mother is the most shortsghtcd Individual I'M
sinaolc.
Don't yon know thae when you let a child
Ect the idea That YOU arc trying to appear more
generous IL cannot help lowering the stand. Ri
which your child has OF it's mother?
There Is nothing more beautiful than two
persons vowiD;; together that they will love
cherish and protect each other, and if in Your
uaily NE you eNempfy this ideal partnership
tcr the tuturc.
True love does not oSist where one or In.
other seeks To win more than equal sha re of
the chiid's acknowledgement, 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

"a
licenses were issued in the short month ri
February and in IIenrico County eight wnpc
issued. -
Books for subscriptions to the stock of tho
Virginia steamship and Packet Company have
been opened at the office of Tho Virginia Home
Insurance Co., but the subscriptions are not
coming in very fast.
Citizens of Cuay Ward. at a large meeting
held last night recommended to Governor
walker the following as suitable persons to
represent that ward in tho City CouncI: vii
liam Jenkins, w. III. Scott, 4. u. Christian Ed
j. Eukcr and +. G. Brannon.
Married: On the 17th OF February ut Tho
Third I@antist Church, by Rev. J. g. j.tcr Mir
Chastain r. Winsheld and Miss Mary L. Davis.
all Of ltich.noEd.
Married: On the goth of February, by Rev.
J. IL. Gates. Mr.. William Hanna to Miss Amanda
j.. Burton, both OF this city.
The House Military Committee yesterday hal
before them John 7. Doweose OF Ohio Mort n
Carolina, who gave an account Of the manner in
which: he was led into the sale of a cadets shin
He said he had no excuse for his course: did
$1,000 IN his recent canvass; received the $500
fer the cadetship because it was offered TO rim
and without rejecting upon tho conscuucnces
ncwcfsc. who was very much disturbed be-
pathctic: shed tears and withdrew IIc
then sent notice to Speaker Blaine that be had
resigned as a member of Congress-.
Senator Revells the colorcd statesman from
Mississippi has been placed tho COMMITTEES
Labor and Education
The negro women have now commenced GO
ing South from Eirgnn. or the l40 coloTed
folks who left Lynchburg yesterday for Dixie
over half were women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
START WIRELESS SERVICE
BETWEEN U. S. AND ENGLAND
Formal Opening or Commercial R.aio
Stations Atfcnded by FLOOD Of
Communities tfons
lBy Associated Pee.

NV YORK. March 1.-Direct CON,
tween the United States and the B,tt.
, ,nn inios opened at 1901 o'clock this
,,ni0pn'ms when transoccanic radio sta-
Wcnt 10 their private owners
Inc nrst message In direct wireless
,,..ant huHnication between New. Bruns-
station, carried greetings from Edward
n, no Na!i%. president OF tho Radio Cor
r ro OF America. to America Di-
90. and the circuit was operated CON-.
.i,huonsiy with commercial business
.heteattcr. II was stated at noon 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Build Pcrmanent Rond,.

To tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
roads and the bend ID issue In our district Min
crai). about 100000 has hccn spent and the
roads are really worse than ever. Just TO
think the money is being spent by rounding up
on top little red and grey soil and no founda-
Ton lion ut tho bottom laid whatever. I certain
road will stand unless there Is crushed rock al
the the bottom There is plenty of rock for the
ieading highways in Louisa if they would crush
them. and half do not need crushing. as the
rocks arc from two inches all the way up to
ten and htteen inches. Whenever you see good
roads In Orange or Augusta Counties they have
planned from Richmond to Charlottesville will
De a failure unless they have foundation bet
tc' than soil. Why not build less roads and
have what is built permanent?
a. W. WINSTON. SIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
MIR. Asqulth Comes Back

a MERICA as well as Europe must feel an
"A intense interest in the reelection TO
scat in the House OF Commons of Mir. AS
quith, for many years Primo Minister OF
Great Britain and for longer period one of
the most adroit leaders in the life OF the
United Kingdom. His ministry was swept
aside early in the war because of the general
feeling that 1t was not aggressive enough
in pressing the conflict against Germany, but
in the dissolution Of that regime many Of
the Asquith followers were left in positions
| Of great power.
In fact, when Lloyd George assumed the
duties of Premier he was compelled to create
a coalition Cabinet and to draft many of the
/ Asquith ministers TO sit With him. Only by
successful coalition was that little Weshman
able TO maintain commanding position in
tn, affairs Of the empire, and only by coaIi-
lion is he now i'll position Of power Once
that combination of forces breaks, Lloyd
George will pass back to the ranks, unless
by chance tho Labor party should take up
the rcins OF government and find Lloyd
George its ablcst leader
Mr.. Asquith returns. to official life with
all his old enmity toward coalition gov
crnment. He will fight again for restora-
ton OF tho Liberals to power. and although
it seems at this moment that Liberalism as
reflected by the Asquith regime. cannot homo
to assume dominant position in British
politics for perhaps decade, il is not un-
likely lnat WIN MI ASqulth lighting once
more from the floor he will be able to smash
the coalition which now supports the present
ministry.
Few British Premers in modern history
enjoyed "A longer tenure than did Mr.. AS
!, qulth. IL it had not been for the upheavas
incident to the war, 1t is probable that he
would have remained in power for many
more years. He was astute leader, bold
nghter. but withal Il skillful compromiscr
when the time came to offer or accent con-
cessions. He had powerful antagonist in
Lloyd George, however, and when the show
| down came in 1915, it was found that the
Weshman had alicnatcd some of the most
potential Of the Asquib followers from their
former leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

81 In letter to the President upon retiring
from his seven years service in the Cabinet,
Secretary Franklin X. Lane gives his views
respecting official Washington, which he de-
Bclares is ga combination Of political caucuscs
drawing and civil service bureaus, con-
tanning statesmen who are politicians.
q and politicians who are not statesmen, poorly
Organized for it's task. which fewer men OF
larger capacity would do better" Wow!
Sounds like 1t might be a lint that there
5shouad be some more resignations-or kick
8Cuts.HS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
IRISH C0HcTABULARY HAS
NARROW ESCAPE FROM BOMB
i'll Fire Plays IInvoc with
huiidtnE m Occupants of Barracks
Erncunte building.
By As..IcIatesi prcr. 4

BELFAST, IRELAND. March L.
Noticing an unusual gican in a pea,
hr" in the Muliingar Barracks in cal
va, the troops hastily Left the build
lnS' hardly had they done 50 when
an explosion occurred and the walls OF
thc building were blown out. Two ar
rests have been made of persons sts-
pCcicd. The belief is that quantity
oil explosives either were placed in the
peat that was being burned in the
building or in the crate itself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
VIII buy No Clothes.

To the Editor of The Times Dispa tch:
Sir,-On February 10. at Il regular meeting
Of the Sheet Metal Workers Local Union. No.
5S9. composed Of ppe-fttcrs, timers and bah
pitterS, also their helpers and apprentices, en-
p p,s,, by the r. i. & p. r. r.. it unani-
mously decided that we would buy no spring or
fan clothes unless the price to the consumer
is reduced to a reasonable figure.
BY passing this resolution we are not seek
ing to tight our brothers in the tailoring bust
ness, but merely trying to do our bit toward
reducing the high cost of living, and rcpGerinE
whatever assistance we toward eliminating
the prohteer w. Is. TiCiC;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

Charles Garvicc was one of tho Eng
this side. He was u prolific writer ami
devoted his abilities largely in depict
ING affairs OF the heart. "Just a Girl"
was published in 1899, and was follow
cd by Her Hearts Desirc." ."rhc Out
cast of tho Family" I'm Cupiis
Chains, Love Decides Love. the
Destiny" and tnany othcrs of n sifniI.,r
strain Among his plays were The
Eisherinan's Daughter" and ~ Life';
Mistake" =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Will Float with Tide.

BOSTON, March I.-oHicials OF the
word today that the steamship b.
hemian was not in danger OF break
inE. UP and probably would float at
nigh tide. The vessel had siXty-;hree
passengers. two disabled British sea
men and crew OF I2o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
PROTEST PROPOSALS TO
COMPENSATE WILHELM
sorinlI,t rnrty Urges That Ali E.t.,.,
Vi INC f"rnher Esnperors BE Con-
nkC1tcd at Onr~

~, hEiLlN. March 1.--Protcsts against
compensate former Emperor Witt ~
.Sr nc loss OF his throne, and demsnds
,nai INC states Of tho crown be annros
passed unanimously at a meetinS ~ fh9a
isnGia liSt marty. OF tho Berlin dist rict
.ant evening Several membors OF the
given that Ii the Diets sproposai NJ.
st.cceptca by the bourgeois parties. ths
sociaiIs;s would withdraw from the
GcrlnAn government ,ttio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02

As Physiogn omics must have figured largely in
4 tho reported selection Of Sir Auckland
SGeddes to be the next British ambassador at
Washington He has chin that rivals that
o fssthe President in 1rmness. Since Wash
ring on diplomacy is all conferred in tho Presi-
4 dantj 1t would bo folly for the British gov
s6efnment not to be represented at Washing
ton by prominent chin. Then. with cor
5diale entente maintained between the two
@chins, Anglo-Saxon supremacy will not suffer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
VESSEL WRECKED ON LEDGE
OUTSIDE HALIFAX HARBOR
All Passengers Safely Taken or and
steamer believed to BE Out
of Danger
TRy 4. soci,,trd pr,..

KY q. sociutcd Prcss.l
HALIFAX. y. G., March 1.--Sixty-
three passengers OF the steamship Bo-
hemihn. which struck on Sambro
LeoSes OF Halifax harbor in Il snow
storm early today, were taken OFF by
tugs and brought to this port. Tugs
stood by tho vessel, which was bound
Tor Liverpool from Boston. The 40
members or the crew remained on
board. The British steamer Maple
more and several other ships went TO
hcr assistance. The bohemian is Of
1911 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
ATTEMPT MADE ON LIFE
OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR.
Assassin. ASSAULT Lord Acton In I,ariy
'orhinE Drive At HeIsins-
fors, Finland.
Dy Associated Pros..

LONDON. March lit ia autberita.
lively learned that An un8ucccssfuj at
emit mas been made to assassinate
Lord Acton, tho British Minister to Tin.
land, at lIelsingfors. ~ ~ :.
INC minister was driving to tho mar
hct place in the early morning. when
shots we're fired at him. but he was mot
struck. No arrests have been made.
me motive for tho attack has not been
learned. 49, " Si'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
noumnnIan Prince Socks Divorce.


BERLIN, March 1.--Crown Prince
solve the morganatic marriage he con-
tractcd in 1918 with Mile. Zyzis Lam
brine, young and beautiful Roumnn-
Ian woman, according to dispatch
from Bucharest, The Crown Prince
has effected rsconcilia-
ton with King Ferdinand and Queen
Marie. reviving his claim to the sue