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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats ~
APAETME ut Two rooms steam heat
and electric lights. Apply s0i w Ninth
stroet. At the store
APARTMENTS For rent Immediate pos
session Apply Haniou & Co. 9i5 Orange.
BEtI.EF0NTE Apartment corner Grand
View and Marion avenues. Apply on prem
iBas.
JEFrERsON ar. 900 racheior apart
ment. furnished Two rooms and bath. No
housekeeping
MARKET ST. i225 New second floor
apartment rooms. bath. Possession at
once
n. BRooAfE. IA very desirable t~o-
ming water and electric lights
WASHINGTON ST. i004 First floor
apartment unfurnished. Also rooms. Hot
water heat.
rent. second floor. Apply Mrs. Kruger
W NINTH ST. 72e-Apartment. fur
nished three rooms. Private batn
2gTH AND MARKET Apartments
Apply schwartz Investment Co. III Ford
Building
Business Places For Rent IS
DOCTORS OFFICE-Centrally located
Address I5. Every Evening Office.
GARAGE-For rent, 306 Washington street
size OF building IS 25xltn feet steam heat
and electric light Will rent reasonable.
Possession October rs. 1920. Apply &. b.
Young. so2 West street
PlTHIAN CAsTLE-For rent. All con-
veniences. including chairs, for dances.
enter rtainments bazaars. church affairs
Day or evening". Jesse ii. horner. 42l King.
ROOMS Two. communicating electric
light and running water. suitable for law
yer's Office. Centrally located three min
uteS walk from Market street. West side.
Address NJ IL. Every Evening Ofice.
Houses For Rent n
BROWN ST e0l-House for rent. Good
condition Phone 6O6S J.
FOR RENT OR SALE Beautiful ten-room
home modern improvements. at Clay
mont Del. Give possession immediately
Penn Del Development Corp. $50 Market
street Phone 52i6
HOLLY OAk-store and part OF house.
furnished or unfurnished, for rent. Phone
Holly Oak 243 }
Suburban For Rent ~
BUNGALOW Four-room bungalow. at
St,ellpot Park. Apply Mrs. Henry
Wanted-To Rent 81
APARTMENT Nanted Three or four
rooms furnished or unfurnished. O'Brien-
Jones Co. Is Market st. Phone 1928 W
APARTMENTS ~ anted. Two or three
unfurnished rooms on second floor With
in or 5 squares OF Market street. North
west section preferred BY one or two
adults Ilol " eth 81, Phone 5602
APARTMENT Wanted. furnished mod
ern for refined and careful tenants. no
children Within walking distance Of down
town Phone 04I0 W.
HOUSE Five rooms or more furnished
or unfurntShed. suburban. Some ground
with option Of buying. Address NJ 20.
Every Evening OHtce
HOUSE Wanted Five or six rooms. With
bath or small apartment Reasonable.
Address n = Evening
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

INFORNiATfON-C Concerning the presesnt
- q stanton & Sons 1880 scott strect
whining ton, will be appreciAteu; oo n
dcutiai. Address l. Ii. Every ENonine
once. ------------.
NoriCE-Dr ID. Ii. Davitch mas remoyea
his oinCes from Second ana west 10 oo'
" Twelfth 81. Phone slal IL.
NOTICE is to notify friends ana
patrnns that Ella T.. Evans Halrdressihe
fariors have removed from sil Market
20 IOi4 Washington. Phone 65os W
NOTICE Confidential credit. letter VIII
bring a man To talk with you ABOUT youl
fau and winter clothing at lowest casn
price on easy weekly payments AooreSSs
George W. Powell. 7lo Market street VII
mington. Del.
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USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PAss
BUICK. 1920. 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. DURING.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
oLDsMoBILE. 1918. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919. ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE Co.
22I W. TENTH STREET.
USED CARS AND TRUCKs--AI makes.
GreenIees. Agent sci West street
USED TR UCkS-
GARFoRD. Ia TONS. WITH CAB.
CHEVROLET. I-ToN. WITH Ex-
PRESS BODY
sTUDEBAkER. LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE. 3Iz-ToN. WITH DUMP
BODY
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE co,
22I W. TENTH STREET.
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Household Goods

Household Goods SO
BEDs-A large ass0r tmont or orass and
white enamel beds, springs and mat
tresses. zee US before getting a new bed
outiit. We will save you money IL you will
take time 10 compare prices. considering
quality. FUN line OF carpets rugs, lin
olcums and mating. kefrigera tors aud
Perfection oil stoves. Mundy Furniture Co
Fifth and Madison streets. Our address
tells Why we can save you money.
BED SPhlN0-And rug. Address Mrs
Shirey. keamer avenue. Belemoor
BOOKCASE and desa combined Solid
walnut Sl3 Monroe street.
BED-Fuu size. white iron. good springs
and wo-piece felt mattress. zoos Frank
lin street Phone 777s-W
condition. Call 1884 W
FLOOR Electric: one pair sunfast
draperics. walnut centre table. walnut
writing table. Old-fashioned arm chair one
three-Durner gas stove. two one burner
gas stoves small kitchen table bamboo
magazine rack and few other pieces of
household furniture and equipment. Phone
1894 W. evenings
PIANO-And several pieces of furniture
In good condition Phone 1858 W.
RUGS-A large selection OF wool and nbre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what size you desire We have one that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co, Fifth
aud Madison streets. Credit terms.
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AUCTION sALKs-of every oescrIpsaon.
Anywhere. II you want 20 ~~li soc Hauf-
ton. the saUarr Deal Ai5ctouecr And Farm
Agent. TDS Madiaon 81. Pbon. fsss W.
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FoRD-Touring car. for sale. 824 West
Fourth
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u ED TRUCKS
GARFORD. IL TONS. WITH CAB.
CHEVROLET. l-ToN. WITH EX-
PRESS BODY.
STUDEBAKER. LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE, 3l--TON. WITH DUMP
BODY.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO.
22I W TENTH STREET
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AUTOMOBILES
Motorcycles and Bicycles

BICYCIE-tiood lures. suitapie Tor boy
Apply evenings. s12 Jackson street.
DELAWARE CYCLE Co.-The only au-
thorizcd agency in the state for Harley
Davidson Motorcycles. Immediate deliv-
cries on 1921 models los Orange street.
MOTORCYCLES AND Ci.ES-spe-
Indian power-plus. SS5 One Indian, with
sidecar, $40. One Henderson. with side
one cleveland, 500 Mount & Mckinney
S3g TatnAil street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles of
different makes at reasonable prices. VIII
Auto Accessories Ia
PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BAT
TERlES-Practically new. 1915 volts.
Ford roadster. demountables and shock
absorbers. simpler S Garage. Phone 63ls w
Service Station, Repairing Is
AUTO REPAIR Dealers for Mason
and Perfection Tires. Every thing for the
automobile. 1922 French street. Phone
1864 W.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS-Ask us about
cylinder grinding and why we excel in this
line. L., g. Motor sales Co. loS-llo
Market street.
AUTO rAINti<U-And trimming Work
guaranteed Estimates chcerfuiy given.
Stiftei. l2ox rencb street. Phone a2O2
BLAChsMITHINIi-D tenders, broken
chassis repaired. TrucK bodies built. Auto
Repair shop. loO5 sycamore street.
CUT DOWN lOUK nEPAIK DiII--Join
Ford kepait Ciub At snyder's Garage.
second ana jefferson streets.
L. lITH ST. GAkAGf- nxperts on for
eign cars. skilled mechanics with several
years eNperience IN foreign car factories;
dasnetos reCharsed at our shop. Call
zoos. BOA T.. Eleventh street.
FORD REPAIkING--And overhauiing
Thorough understanding OF Fords Ac-
cessories. h. n. Collins. Phone 1928.
HOTkL sTOhCkLE GARA(ih-i i04-O6
ErenCn A IN nut your Dodge In
Al condition. Thomas Scott. Phone B737
JOhNsoN,e uAkAGt-,MAkes a speciality
OF washing ana sreasins cars reliable
work. Phone 1876 }, ou5 woilaston street
MAAMELL " JAChSON--NAn spring oil
ers lubricste ycur automobile while you
ride. Tnird and clayton streets.
OIL LEANING MOTORS Repaired. Piss
ton ring replaced. see stechor, sus Walnut.
REPAI kS-Storage and accessories All
cars. The place where they know. Iank 8
garage, Thirty fifth and Market streets
SELDOM SERVICE STATION ship
Icy street. Expert auto repairing. All m akes
OF cars Prices reasonable We aim to give
satisfaction and charge honestly.
TRAVELLERS SERVICE sTATioN-R Re
pairs and accessories Fair prices and sa tts-
faction guaranteed. Phone 223u. 7oa W .
Eighth street,
TOM MAkTiN GAkAGE-4OI Harrison
street. Phone CD. General repairs Gaso-
line and otis
WEST SIDE GARAGE equipped to re-
grind crank throws. Agency for Invader
Oils and Mohawk Tires Fnonc la53-M .
SS0 North Van Buren, street
Auto Livery Garages I6
CALM alscr's Garage. 5u23 for autos
for private parties or weddings.
RED AkkOM Bus LINE-Between Clay
!. mont and Wilmington stand at Fourth
ana Market schedules can be obtained
from drivers.
W MkIDING--L. Lawrence Co.'S scored CYL
inder process used. Brins your broken au to
parts to me. Diiiman. SOS Madison st
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Telephone Your Ad Now Tomoos Paper
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Board

/ - -
| r.. 18TH ST. 3-Niccly furnished room. all
convnnieDces. Two blocks from Hotel du
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EORD-Tourinc car Equipped with starter
and all accessories. I'll broome street
Phone -40S-N.
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HUDSON Touring car. in gooo condition.
Union Paving Co, foot OF Market street.
pnous.
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INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

WANTED NAMES-~Men. boys. over IL
wishing to become railway mail clerks
sI35 Ia Sia5 month. Answer Immediately
l. 4, Every Evening ONCE.
WANTED NAMES--w Women. girls. rs ca
As, wishing to become Wilmington post
of1lce clerks. Si4O0 FIRST year. Address l. q,
EVERY Evening Otirc.
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FORD-Touring car $500. Hupmobile,
model 20. $3.50. Square Deal Garage, So1-
r.Il Il ~
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Musical Instruments o.
monographs no Inelr 9rea test
features. NO needles to change. Plays ali
nlake records with their respective needles
at their best. Guaranteed live years Al.
fora Piano 20. 2iU ~. Sintn street
pHONolIkApH hECOnDS- Victor and
Columbia Good condition. Several nun
dTcd TO select from 25c up. Apply even
ings SI2 Jackson street.
Wanted-To Buy 66
ANTIQUE FURNITURE Nc are paying
the highest cash prices for antique furnf-
and mirrors even in broken condition
Also pictures, cnina. glassware iewelry
and especially old silver. viii call any
where Phone .i0Io. fne Old Curiosity
shop. 9Ii fatnall 81. y. ID. Levin. Prop.
CLOTHnS-w Duy your old clothes
Isaac Gibbs. s35 French street Phone
2935. None bought at store
DIAMONDs-We will pay you the highest
prices b. hleitz d Bro. Co. Sixth aud
Market streets.
JUNk-Let me buy your second hand
goods. Highest prices In Delaware. Ii.
Sloan, 10 Mesi street Phone 7S4l 7s40.
OLD GOLD-l will buy your old gold and
silver. hiillard II. Davis. B-fl kast Sec
ond street.
RUNABO Ut Wanted or top wagon. sec
ond- hand. rubber tired. in good condition.
Must be cheap. state price. Address John
Stern, Yorklyn. Del.
SHOW CASES Wanted. Price reasonable.
Phone Holly Oak 25l
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles
MERCHANDISE

TAafwoRTH PIGs- FIRST premium G nj
VAIN, Westtown, Pa
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FACTORIES
CORPORATION or MARYLAND
Dividend on preferred stock No. o
The board of directors of the above named
company at a meeting held October ! I
1920, declared quarterly dividend of two
dollars (S2 .Ool In cash on each share of ths
outstanding preferred stock of the com
pany payable November /. 1920, TO stock
holders of record ut the close of business
on October 20. 1920. The transfer book
will not he closed.
q. W. WODDROP. Treasurer.
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MIR. Annis is man well qualified to
take the place. He has had a long
business experience around Water
vile, having passed nine years as
bookkeeper in what is now the Wy
andotte worsted mills was for five
years connected with the KennebeC
Boat Il Canoe Co. and in the year
1917 was in the State auditors Office
in Augusta. He has been the choice
Of the city four times as city treas
urcr and taXcollector. being first
elected in 1915 and reelected in 1916.
He was again elected to the Office in
1918 and re-elscted in 1919.
Mr.. Annis is popular man with
his business associates and his choice
as manager Of the Chamber Of Com
merce will be emincntly satisfactory
TO the membership. He refused q very
ilattering offer Of position in Chi
cago to remain in Waterville at the
urgent request Of the members Of the
board Of directors. who feel that they
are to be congratulated in securing
him. Mr.. Annis will assume his du-
ties the first Of April. The fiscal year
OF the Chamber ends in December.
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STATE OF MAINE

IL. 81
kt:NNEBEc, SIS. Superior Court in
Vacation. Augusta, February 18th,
Sadie J. Hutchinson, 1.lb't. VS.. William,
Hutchinson,
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel, it is
ordered by me, the undersigned. JUS ucc
of said Court, that notice thereof be
given to the Libclec by publishing an
attested copy of the same. or an abb
strac.t thereof together with this order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the
kenncbec Journal. newspaper printed
in Augusta, in said County OF kcnnc-
bee, the last publication to be thirty
days at least before the next term of
said Court, to be holden the first Tues
day of April next. thai he may then AMI
there appear in. y1id Court and answer
thereto OF he sees At.
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANIE.
Justice Superior Court.
Copy Of Libel.
The l.lbclaut alleges that she was
married to the said libc!cc at Augusta
In the State Of Maine, on the 18th day
Of January. 1919: tho said ,ibelaut and
iibelec cohabitcd in this State after their
said marriage: that tho libelant resided
in this State when the cause Of divorce
accrued as hereinafter set forth, and
had resided hero IN good faith one year
prior to the date hereof: that the libel
ant has ever been faithful I" her mar
riagc obligations. but that the aaJ lii
belize has boon unnIintlful OF the SAM"
that on tho Goth day of January, 1915. lac
utterly deserted the libcilnt without
roaSonA BILE cause and has continued s;iil
descrtiou for three consecutive years
next prior 10 the filing Of this libel that
being Of sufficient ability lie has gross
Is, wsntonlv and cruelty neglected and
refused to provide suitable nain'cna"co
for your ljbelart; that no child has been
hr,r, ~ thp,n during their .H id ma rri.p,,
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TEXT OF REPLY
Continued from Page One)

acceptable to him provided its term:
were not framed at the expense Of the
nationals Of a third power, was duly
noted by the premiers. who said:
THE French and British prime minis
tiers desire further to record the word
ing of appreciation of the interest b,
the American government in the futur,
of the Albanian people. and they assure
President Wilson that they share. too
the respect for the principle he here an.
nounced. They would sta:s
that they are convinced that by a n,
view Of the Albanian question a set,
Element can be reached which will sat.
isfy the aspirations Of the Albanian
people for full self-government. while
taking into consideration the vital inter.
ests Of all other parties concerned, to.
gether with the necessity Of assuring
to Jugo-Slavia an outlet on the Adm.
attic in the region of Scutari. They art
willing to urge upon the government
interested that they should bring theil
desires into line with the American
point of view.
1.-THE premiers reiterate that the
treaty of London with Italy was kept
secret for military reasons only and
with regard to their statement that
sbhould no amilable adjustment on
the Adriatic be possible it would
have to come into force, say that
their memorandum Of Feb. II COW.
cred this as fuSy as it was possible to
do. In this connection. however. the
note says:
THE italian government have CO.
operated most loyalty and assidiously
with the French and British govern
ments in endeavoring to substitute
Tor the arrangements for the treaty.
OF London. a settlement which would
be satisfactory alike to them and
Juso-Slavia. Such an agreement
would be obviously replaced and an
null the treaty Of London with the
consent OF Italy herself. That such
an agreement should be reached is
the cordial hope Of all the allied gov
ernments, hope which they know
President Wilson shares to the fu,l
out they cannot disg disc the fact thai
should no voluntary settlement Of
this kind be attained, the treatv -
London to which they set their hand
III 1875 would then become the only
val'd alternative SO Tar as they are
In conclusion the note said j.
speedy settlement Of the Adriatic dis
pute' which is now gravely threaten
ing the peace and delaying the recon-
struction OF southeastern E,,rone
was urgently necessary. WV
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RAIL WAGE CONFERENCE
TO OPEN WEDNESDAY

Washington, March 5-Director.
General Hines will probably call the
first session Of the bipartisan rail-
way wage conference to meet here
next Wednesday. Following an.
nounccment in New York today that
the rail executives had selected their
committee. Mr.. Hines communicated
with both employer and employee
spokesman, tentatively fixing
wednesday for the initial meeting,
There was the possibility. however
that the corporations committee
might not be prepared to start ne
gotiations on that day but no change
will be considered until next week
when the executives are expected
to advise MIR. Hines as to their readi.
ness.
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Girls Club Notes

One Of the most enjoyable evening the
Girls Club has had was on Friday.
Club songs, solos and play all won
hearty applause. The business meeting
went OF smoothly and the reports of
the various classes were interesting
Lucy Thompson. Winona Farmer and
Mrs. George Bowling gave a sharp.
short. snappy little play called "A Lady
to Call" Mrs. Marie O'Brien, accom-
panied by Mr.. Fonnette. sang "Carita'
and Dear Old Pal Of Mine" Delicious
refreshments were served to the $50
members.
Next week tableau. A Bachelor
Revcrie." will be given.
March 10, at Union hall the Girls
Club will give bazaar and dance
A second social evening has been ar
ranged when the president and officers
will meet the club members in relays
on Monday evenings during March in
the lower club rooms. Round table dis
cussions, refrcshments and fun is the
program for these Monday evenings.
Sunday there will be special music
during the social hour-4 to 2 o'clock.
Little's mandolin club will give the pro-
gram numbers.
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MAINE
Alumni MEET
and BANQUET

A meeting Of the Central Maine
Alumni Association was held Friday
evening at the Elmwood hotel. OPEN
ing at $50 o'clock with banquet
in the private dining.room with
about 80 members present. Follow
ing the banquet, Mark J. Bartlett
presided over the post prandial ex-
erciscs. At the head table besides
President Bartlett, were President
Robert J. Alley Of the University OF
Maine, G.. L. Rider, director OF ply
seal education and w. j.. Towncr
executive secretary OF the general
alumni Association.
Mr.. Towner was first introduced
He spoke of the purpose and history
of an alumni association and out
lined tho plans Of the General Alum
nj Association of the University OF
Maine for the future.
Mr.. Rider was next introduced and
after reviewing briefly the athletic
work. for the year. Mr.. Rider spoke
of the great need in college life for
physical training for all students. He
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STATE or MAINE

Il. 50
kENNEBEc. SIS. Superior Court in
Vacation. Augusta. February 1tn'
Louire Lupin. LIZ, ,. w. Alexander
ordered By me. the undersigned. Jus
.icc OF said Court, that notice thereof
be given to the Libelee by puolishlnS
an attcsted copy OF the same. or an ao-
str2ct thereof. together with this order
thereon. three weeks successfully in TIE
jtennebec journal. = Newspaper printed
n Augusta. in said County Of kenne-
Pee. the last puelicau.son TO Dc thirty y
said Court. to be holden at Augusta.
within and for said County Of kennebec.
On the f1rbt Tuesday of April next, that
he may then and there appear in said
.Attcs;' FRED EMERY BEANE,
Justice Superior Court.
Copy Of Libel
The Libelant alleges that she was
married 10 tho said IiDelee at MancheS-
Ter, in tho state Of New Hampshire. on
the 18th 0ay Of December, 1886; the said
lbclant and Iibeice cohabited in this
STATE when the cause OF divorce &C
crued ~ hereinafter set forth. and had
resided here in good faith one ) ear prior
10 the date hereof; that the libeiant has
ever been faithful to her marriage OBJ
been unmindful Of the same; that on
the 9th day Of October 1919 and on
divers other days and times since their
inteFmarriage the said libelee commit.
TED the crime of adultery with one
known; that four children have been
born to them during their said mar:
riase. now living, viz: Albert Lupin 70
L9gin Is years and Eva Lupin IL years.
Wherefore. she Draws that a divorce
from the bonds Of matirmony between
and that the care and custody Of their
minor children may be given to her;
also that reasonable alir,ony &c decreci
10 her out Of his estate; or in lieu
thereof that a specific sum be paid TO
her by him.
And the libclant further alleges that
shr has used reasonable diligence 20
ascertain the present residence Of said
'bc,ee, but Is unable TO DO 30, and does
not know where it is.
LOUISE Ok LuPIN. Libclan,.
Witness 10 mark.
WE'RE n. CHASE.
kcnnebcc. Us. February %, loD--The
eaid Libelant made oath that the above
allegation as 10 the residence Of the
Libclce IL true.
Before me.
ECELEIGH MARTIN, Notary Public.
\ true copy OF the order OF notice
and libel
AttEsi e. w. JONES, Clerk.
rtl,ol.nt-t
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Movies Under Eye
of Presbyterian
Temperance Board

New York, March 5.-Reform of NOV
ing pictures is planned by the Presbyte-
riaan board of temperance and moral
welfare. which announced today that a
white list" of approved pictures would
be issued from time to time in an effort
to condemn pictures characterized as d
menace to child welfare and a cause OF
juvenile delinquency.
The Rev. Walter A. Hendricks OF
Portsmouth, Va, has been appointed t,
take charge of this work
a canvass among wardens and chap
lains OF prisons showed that most of the
Juvenile delinquency was due to moving
pictures which exploited crime, while
another bad feature was that children
were tempted to deceit and theft to OBJ
tain money for admission to moving
picture houses.