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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NO ROTARY
LUNCHEON TOMORROW

There viii be no meeting Of the Rotary
Club tomorrow on account of Thanks
giving
Through the courtesy of John Skllton
and the Tower Hill School Association
the Rotnry Club is invited 10 hold tie
Ladies Night in the auditorium Of the
Tower Hill School, Monday evening, No
vember 20, at s. Egdar Rhoads will give
many interesting side-hghts on his receat
experience in Europe rs a member Of the
American Friends Service Committee II
cooperation with the American Relief
Administration, European Children
Fund, Of which Mr.. Herbert Hoover was
chairman.
The club will lunch st the Bancroft
plant and inspect the works afterward.
December 2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
ANTHRACITE QUESTION
WILL Be REOPENEO
Secretary Of Labor Wilson Calls
Conference of Miners
and Operators.
Nv Associated Pross to Eycrv Evening

Warrington, Nov. 24.--Represen ta-
tivcs OF the anthracite mine workers
and operators we're called by Secret ary
OF Labor Wilson today to meet here mex
Wednesday in an effort to break the dead
lock In the pending wage negotiations
The call for the meeting was announced
at the Labor Department after Secretary
Wilson has conferred with representa-
tivcs OF the mine workers who came
herr from the Pennsylvania hard coal
region TO learn the attitude OF the govern
ment regarding the reopening OF the award
OF the anthracite coal commission.
Secretary Wilson said he would on next
Wednesday officially communicate to both
sides the Interpretation of President Will
sons telegram requesting the reopcning
OF the commissions award.
Secretary Wilson is understood to place
= broad Interpretation on the President 8
telegram which has brought about dead
lock in the wage negotiations, the opera
tors contending that they have no au-
thoritv to consider the miners demands
for wage increase equal to the 27 per oent
RECENTLY awarded the bituminous workers,
They argue that the President only intend
ed that the inequalities within the
present agreement should he considered
Secretary Wilson il understood to take
the view that the Presidents telegram
makes possible the confederation OF the
additional wage demands of the miners
and the substitution of new wage con-
trnct provided an agreement can he
reached with the operators.
Besides n general increase in wages the
anthracite workers also demand uni
versal eight hour day throughout the
anthracite region and minimum day
rate of s6.
"Our committee will mark time until
after the meeting with the operators here
next Wednesday, said Thomas Kennedy
of Harleton, Pa, chairman Of the miners
delegation. we feel confident some ar
rangemont will be- made that we can
continue our negotiations with the opera
tors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
This Whisky Train Q. h.

Federal Prohibition Agent w TuN-
ton Boyce last night apprehended two
trucks near Union Park Gardens con-
tanning 29o cases Of bonded whisky
However, legal permits were presented
bv each Of the drivers The requisite
showed that the whisky had been shipVCd
by the Picksville p5stlljng COMPANY at
Baltimore and was consigned 70 hottlirg
company in Brooklyn, \ H. Ate r leavlr <
this city the shipment was reche eked by
the authorities III philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
PENNSY EMPLOYEES
cnntinncd from page !

The platform workers we're Just as bllsy
solicitors as their colleague. Mrs. ~.
Smith got 70 members on Friday of last
week Mrs w. II. Rcdmile II on Saturday
Mrs g. r. King IL on Monday and Mrs
3. NJ. Nicholson six yesterday.
GRACE CHURCH 100 pgR crgT.
Among the churches, according 70
beadmarfers reports, the Grace church
team lei by Mrs. Is. r Nogcndank y q
100 per osnt unit and did wonderful Work
in the past ten days. Among the volunteer
workers who are deserving vf spec lsl
ornisc are the teams led by Mrs. ~. J.
ucColley among the WOmen's Druggiff
Asgs,cia atiou and Mrs. w. w Coy among
the employees of the Boston Clonk store
Not only the women bat the younger
generation have been active m TINS hoh
Call There have been several young
misses who have in some ingtances eehpsco
the work Of their elders. Among thee -
Miss Gladys Keene, five years old of Phila-
delphia, niece Of Mrs. Rose LEVIN. be
little miss attred In the costume of Iee1
Cross nurse with lieutenants cap was
an attractive and appealing solicitor for
Red Cross memberships and sbe obtained
large number Of memberships, u beng
a difficult matter 20 refuse the urgent re-
quest she made to join
MOTOR conf 8 BUSY.
The Red Cross Motor Corps had anoth-
or busy day. First Of all they gathered up
nine children this morning from Uidei
scattered sections Of the city and U9k
them to a hospital for treatment. nurse
with equipment was taken 20 the lndus-
trial School for Girls at Claymont for the
regular Thursday afternoon class which ~a.
affyanoed IL to-day because ~ tomorrow
being Thanksgiying There were dozen
errands for the Roll Gall campaign. Fifteen
/ children were taken tins afternoon from
! homes 20 a hospital for treatment and "a
+ car was used BY the community nurse,
/ Miss Sudlcr AZ Walnut Green sohOol
The public schools where the canvas
+ for Junior members has been DELAYED came
t across with several hundfed more mem-
/ hers today. The list follows
/ Sharplev No 7, school, X ID, N0Z. Box
/ 100, Wilmington. rooms, 81 pupils leah
/ r. Moore, MoCleilandsville school 10
! 27, Newark, room, n pupils. MIS-
Eleanor Dabs. FELTON, school, FELTON, D.
rooms, 182 pupils, Matthias Hahn Kirk
wood. Kirkwood. room, ~ pupils jean
I nette T.. Cam. Smiths school ByidRevilie
room. 20 pupils, Deieua DIckeTson
/ Hickory Grove Mrt. Pleasant, ] rom
/ 20p,ipils. Jeanette short. PratfH, Dover D
room. 81 pupils. Mildred G Melvin
Odessa. 3 rooms 81 pupils Lillian n
Ackers: North Star school, H0ckesgin
room. 10 pupils Margaret 4 Laffertv
New Castle, 2 rooms, II pupils. MarRare'
f.. Thornton. MasteT's Corner, FELTON,,
room. % pnpils, Ldnda LAYTON
Friends School. Wilmington rooms
PCS pupils, DR. Morris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
LEGION PROTESTS PARDON OF
VILLAS MEN IN NEW MEXICO
associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Albuquerque, y. NJ, Nov. 24-Hugh
Carlisle Post Of the American Legion last
night adopted resolutions protesting
against the action Of Governor q. A. Lar
razolo In pardonlng Yesterday sixteen
billistas from the state penltentiary II
Santa Fe where they were serving sen
tenees for murder IN connection with
Villas raid on Columbus, y NJ. March
o. 1916 The resolutions brand the par
don as an insult TO every soldier who
ever wore a uniform in organized warfare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
GON|GlE FINED $500;
bO0SMAkERS WARNED
luhgs Hastings Says the Law
: Will be Rigidly Enforced
Here.

! Mtoheol McGouisks, who was the nrst
nnroun arrested in tho latest crusade OF the
fokp, DcpArtmert to clean out tho
Amblina rings aud race horse pools N
hh city, pleaded guilty, when arrHigned
today, and WAS dismissed on payment OF
~ minimum fire, 500, and costs, The
maximum fine Is 81 600.
In imponinG sentence Judge hastings
mads e clear that It ia not his purpose to
allow The offenders to escape so lightly
md that he will uphold the law to its full
extent. His remarks were construed AS .
vanne that future offenders may expect
I heavy sentence. THE general impress
sion in the city il that lot OF this sort OF
rambling has been going on ard the
Police Department has received many
romplsipts." he said. Many people
look on this thing ~ sporting propo =
-ition. And, il may not be very serious
offen.c. but nevertheless the law Is hero
and il must bc obeyed.
"Fnforcement Of the law regardless OF
what the people think Of i IS the best
thing. This mar or TO other mar can
expect TO violate the laws ard MAINTAIN
IN honorable standing IT the community
For my part ! propose TO view this
lAw A. an entirely rev one. but with >
distinct purpose OF enforcing IT. do not
intend 10 make an example ot this de
fen,iant. whom hrow, but he and others
IN the same position must be made 10
r~ahr, that their business Is lllegltlmate
And against the law and they VIII he
punished | made these remarks Ia the
hopes that they will reach the ears OF
ethers who may be guilty OF the same
offerso n this defendant pleaded guilty
e. ard in order that all violations VIII
be treated in the future rs deliberate Of
lenses and the offenders know they are
violating law regardless OF public opin
ION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
DOUBT THAT BOY is LOST.

While it was reported that Lester stevens
IS years old disappeared from the home Of
his aunt, 2220 Pine street, last August and
has completely been lost track off, it is
believed that his whereabouts were
known to the family. Neighbors believe
they saw him near his aunt's home re
Gently.
The boy bad been working at the
Harlan Shipbuilding Plant until the time
of his disappearance. He is described as
being FIVE feet four inches in height,
not very heavy and has brown hair and
eyes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
MISS vILLONE DISCHARGED
Charge Brought Against Her IN City
Court Not Sustained.

Vera Yillone charged with enbezzeE
inert OF $3.50 from Leshem Brothers.
BARRIERS n the du Port Building. was dis
missed by Judge Hastings IT Municipal
Cont today. Miss Nillone was the cashier
Of the establishment al d on the week
ending October 10 q difference Of $3.50
YVES found between the amount OF money
she haaded to her employer and the amount
indicated hy the cash checks.
Acting City Solicitor, Prickett was un-
able toshow that she had taken the money,
as alleged after Philip l.. Garrett, cour-
sel for the defense. brought out the fact
that other persons had access to the
rnoney drawer and cash register at diff
ferer.t intervals
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
BANK FAILS FOLLOWING
LOSS BY ANOTHER INSTITUTION

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Belfast, Y, Y, Nov Failure OF
the Rushford Bank at Rushford, y y,
was announced this morning as the result
of the alleged looting of It's funds by Carl
]. Howden, who is alleged to have fed
Sunday, with $4,000 of the State Bank of
Fillmore. of which he had been president
for many wears Failure of the bank at
Rushford involves loss of about $50, 600
The Rushford bank was privately-owned
institution The State Bank of Fillmore
will be able to survive its difficulties, it was
declared this morning The bank was re-
opened today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
FORMER SERVICE MEN MAD.
Mount Captured German Gun Interned
by Socialist CounciImen.

ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
sheboygan. Wis, Nov 24-Led by
band and a contingent q former service
men. citizens last night hauled q cap
tured German siege gun from a store
house where it was consigned BY the ma
iority vote OF the nine Socialist aldermen
and mounted it IN the municipal park
The Socialist aldermen were forced 70
watch the procession pass the city hall,
where they were in session.
The former service men carried a casket
labeled the nine votes and burned al
effgy Of Councilman Henze, who, il was
said led the council IN its action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Magistrate Stradley has issued mar
riage licenses as follows: Morris \ Dos
we'll, 800 East Ninth street and Willette
boswell, Sll Windsor avenue; Frank
Johnson and Anna Brown, Wooddale,
Del. Leslie T. Truitt, Elkton, Md, and
Alice II. Dayey, Newark.
Magistrate BToman has issued licenses
as follows: Benjamin H. Shepperd, 500
East Ninth street and Edna / McAteer
1922 Gilpin avenue; Marvin A. Shakes
peare, POI Rodney street and Blanche
z. Talley, Hockessin, Del; Charles
Scdlacek, 1119 Dennis street and Zofi
Sholam. $40 n. Front street, Phila-
delphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
TRUCK RUNS WILD.
Dashed Down Market Street This
Morning Into Electric
Light Pole.

A runaway truck this morning resulted
in Thomas Harris, colored, being injured
about the head and taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital, as we'll as an electric pole at the
foot Of Market street being broken. An
automobile truck of the Snow White
laundry. on Nandever avenue. while
standing NJ the northwest corner Of Third
and Market streets. started down the
latter thoroughfare, when the brakes IN
some manner became loose
The truck coIhdcd with an electric polo
at Front and Market breaking the cleo
trio light on the pole and slightly in
turing Thomas Harris, colored who was
removed 70 the Delaware Hospital IN
the Police ambulance. The driver Of the
truck. Clarence Wiley, IFS Concord
avenue. was in building near Third
and Market streets, collecting laundry,
when the truck started of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
BARNHART CHORUS.

Last evenings rehearsal in the High
school auditorium OF the Barnhart Com
munity Chorus was devoted TO work
nut" drill on the choruses OF the "Mes-
sab" which was entered into heartily by
those present
A partial report Of the results OF the
recent Worlds Fair" was made by the
Committee IN charge of the booths, show
inG . balance of over $500 from that
source.
Mn Kathleen Hampton was the accom-
pAnist, Fred Watson being unable TO
nAfnod
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
GAME LAWS CONFLICT.
Discovered Made When Gen. du Pont
Offered Ducks for Shipment

That the game laws of The governinent
conflict with those of At least part OF the
Eastern Shore of Maryland, General =
Coleman du Port learned few DAYS ago
when he wa, about 10 ship some wild
ducks by express 20 number OF friends
Ducks being migratory birds, he was
following the Federal law in that behalf,
which is supposed 10 be supreme II de-
veloped that there WAS conflict with 3
local Law. however, as TO how many could
be shipped. ard local authorities inter
fsrcd. Matters were much confused when
a Federal officer stepped in and straight
eped out the tanele He turned the birds
over to General du pont, who brought
hem home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
RUBBER COMPANY ON
THREE DAY SCHEDULE
soclated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Springfield, Mass. Nov. 24-Begin-
ming tonight the plant of the Fisk Rubber
Company in Chicopee Falls will reduce
its working schedule from five TO three
DAYS a week. The plant now employs
about 1900 hands and the reduction is
made, it is announced, to provide work
for as many employees as possible. The
move follows the precedent established
by large tire concerns elsewhere, an
fficial said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
TO CONDEMN LAND.
Jury Drawn to Assess Damages or Road
Trart.

Complying with writ OF ad quad dams
mum issued by the Superior Court. Sheriff
.Joshua T. Grassland today drew q jury,
composed of Allen Fl. Ainscow, James l.
Bailey. Harry Devine. Lambert j. Foulk,
A. Victor Hughes, Andrew Dixon, O.ea
F. Philips Archibald 5, Reed, William
LYONS Thomas y. Stsyton. Fred l..
Hurts and James II Wright. 10 assess
the damages which James A. Buckson viii
sustain by reason of 2.37S acres OF has
land. IN Blackbird hundred, being taken
bv the State Highway Department for
right OF way Of the State highway 70 ne
constructed between Smyrna ard Black
bird Mr.. Buckson is dissatisfied with
the damages assessed by COMMISSION
appointed by Associate Judge Herbert
l.. Rice.
The ad quad dsmnum Jury Will meet ~
the sheriff office December for orgaui-
zation and will make return to the judges
of the Superior Court January 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Court Martial Case Closed.

The court-nnartial of Homer Davis at
Fort du Pont closed last night, after
being in session seven hours. Davis was
tried on several charges, which developed
as result Of his alleged desertion and
subsequent holding up of Frank r. Poole,
Jr. The findings in the case viii not be
made public until it has been reviewed
by the commanding general Of the Second
Corps area at Governors Island, N. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
BOYCE BUYS NEW CASTLE LAND.

Annie r. Dougherty has sold los acres
of land in New Castle hundred TO W..
Truxton Boyoe for $1,000.
+ Clarence r. Brandenberger has sold
SO acres Of land, part in New Cattle
county and part in Birmingham township
Pa, to John II. Brandenberger for the
nominal Sum Of ST.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
MORE NOMINATIONS.
Kiuanis Club Names Other Candidates,
While Some Withdraw From Contest.

Not content with the nominations made
for officers al their last weekly luncheon.
members OF the Kiwaris Club today made
seversl Withdrawals ard new nomina-
tIons
Henry A. White Harold : Schutz
and William 4 Danrenhauer withdrew
as candidates for vice-president. leaying
Guy r. Ford as the only nominee a>pres-
ent
Enoch Moore, Henry \. White ard
Harold ) Schultz were nominated for the
board Of directors.
A committee was named, headed by
Mr. Lawson, 10 draft rules and bylaws to
govern future nominations and elections
Of the club.
The time for nominations VIII still re-
main open until the election on Decem-
har |
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
HOST TO KlwANiS CLUB.
In Honor Of His Birthday Which Fell This
Week.

John +. LeCsrpentier vail entertain
the members of the kiwsnis Club - ms
home tonight. between , ard 4 clock
Nv. LcCarpertier had a birthday this
week and instead 81 presenting gtt To
the kivanis Club today for the meno bers.
lie decided II entertain them Ct his home.
Last year Mr.. ieCaIpertler presented
. magnificent moose head. nlountest, a.
kis birthday boosters gift. II was one oi
the handsoIre eat gifts glven by any me nbef
T. the club
The gathergrg 70 ,ght % the let az
pentler hon wIii uC St-lctiv IN orIn.ii
There wiil Ia g 1pPs. - ~ ior aU me
,.,e,,he-- .vho wis, t,..: - spoe-llas ard
. bully good ria b. prom tsA1 every
u,,mbc- Nho att. - ss Johr always
do~- thing ssp brown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CHESTER nA1k ~ Ion
sale ~ Boat. Rnurhf fur onpanF -
frmcd by ihe curt

Tia tfaml0at q lrF 81 hssfrr a
aucu1n n Phla1riuhia. rr inncH
satsfy clam Z p lall..sfr sf.I rr ~
"a her nid .h rfh fne Wl.s1n L.rr 49,
Ia af- -re taca l.rgtlf
kf +rn .a.e trs Nrrf rHs tt.rrf
"a. -uthsr.auu arrtr-,lf.rE rr
1any flr 50 SEQ al. at ~ a.r
cu rmed III 'ra ritfu
Phlaaelunia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
MARINES CHECK w. u.
Prevent Company From Connect
ing Its Cables at Miami.
Florida.
nr A..oclnted Proc, d go NyenIna

by Associated Press to Every Eyenln1
Miami, Fla, Nov. u Is hat was dea-
cribed ~ an attempt by the western mon
Telegraph Com pany 10 connect ITS cables
from Barbados TO cable from 4iioni
ut the west end Of the calisewag lsFe to-
day WAS stopped by nm armed force from
the United States submarine chasor ] -
Orders to prevent the connecting pf he
two cables were received by the command
ant Of this districtfrom the Nav DepG.t'
mont some time ago. and the commander
Of tho submarine chaser had ia turn ber'
ordered To prevent att attempt at such
an operation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
wiekwire- Worth Appeal Goes On.

With the consent OF counsel for both
sides, Judge Morris this morning extended
until December 2 the date for filing briefs
IN the APPLICATION for new trial of the suit
Of Wickwire Spencer Steel Company vs..
Worth Steel Company The usual time
is four days. 1t is understood that both
sides made the formal motion for new
trial, when the verdict was announced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
LEAD Us TO IT.

Nv Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Macon. Ga, Nov. "a Than ksgiylng
dinner complete for 10 c.-rts Is offered for
tomorrow bv Mrs. H. D Arthur
stewardess Of the Macon Telephone Xxx
change 70 the system 5 pmploves Mn
Arthur said TODAY she expected AZ Ieast
70 break even on the dinner and an
nounced her menu of unlimited portions
would consist of baked goose with cram
berry sauce, oyster dressing, stewed
corn. celery. rolls and coffee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Defiance Piays Darby.

The Defiance A. G. will play Darby A.
c. at Darby tomorrow and the locals
will hold their final drill in preparation
for the game this evening A new set Of
signals will be used in the game tomorrow.
About $50 rooters expect TO accompany
the local team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Reception TO Goldey Class.

The 1920 graduating class of the
0o}dey College was given 81 reception In
the New Century Club last night by thu
sn2lo0 and alumni. The program oon-
2>Q : farce comedy in three acts,
na1io2 BY Wednesday" followed by o
dnnee. On the reception committee were
Aim sarah H. Truan, Miss Reba Eisen-
hroy, Mi4 Marie Davidson, Miss Emma
B. kinw and Miss Madeline Quinn. The
onnno1 Qoadsy banquet will be given at
Hcts1 du Pont on "Wednesday evening,
6opeu1uhoe 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Dinner to General Wickersham.

Officers OF the 50th Pioneer Regimental
Association will dine General l. Pusey
Wiokersham tonight at the Lambros
cafe. The dinner is in the way of tosti-
monial to Mr.. Wickershan who retired
few weeks ago Us. Adjutant General Of
tie State of Delaware due TO Ill health
An interesting program has been arranged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CAMPAIGN EXPENSE
PROBE MAY BIZ ENDED
Asaoclated Press % EYery . Evelllng

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Nov, a. Chairman Ken
yon has called meeting Of the Senate
committee investigation campaign ak
pendtures for Friday, December 5, at
whether 10 make aty further uvcsti-
gations or 60 wiud up lis work and report
to the Senate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
COURT HALTs PROBE.
Building Trust Inquiry in New York Tenn
DOrariIy Restrained

BY Associated Press 20 Every EveninE.
New York, Nov. 24.-The JOINT iegisia-
tive COMMITTEES investigating NelF York =
building trust today vas temporarily
restrained from further examination ol
Miss Elizabeth O DeA, stenOgrapher 30
the builders supply bureau. of which the
contracting hrm u John 4. McCartn,
business partner of Charies I Murpny
Tammany Hall leader. Is q member
Another temporary injunction restrain
ing the committee from examining seer
tarv Feist, Of the Mason supply Company.
also vas served on Chairman Lockwood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
PhHp z. Gaiitte.a Aciiag a. ..t
secretary

Philip B tHH.-fen .ria
,he trri Federation .i 'ag ffr
Hebrew t-ra
Delaware ~ ..p.H
temIpsrlr .r 'aus lt
Hebrew As cstnns iN rIagtar ni
8 usw secretary a. -r.l-fl-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED.
Serious Accusation Brought by Lincoln
Candy Co. Against Ashburn.

Charged with embezzlement Of sum
of money not less than 81 300 from the
Abe Lincoln Candy Co, John /. Ashburn
was arraigned before Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court today and the case con-
tinued until Friday, at the request Of
Acting Solicitor Prickett.
He was arrested last night by Detectives
Riley and Johnson on warrant sworn out
by William ". Easterday, treasurer OF
the company AT Washington Ashburn
is the manager of the local store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
DESCHANEL IMPROVES;
MAY RE-ENTER POLITICS -

ByAssociated Press TO Every Evening
Paris. Nov 24-Former President
Deschanel's health has shown such I'M
proveInent lately that political circles
already are discussing his return to active
politics.
In the Chamber lobbies yesterday il
was freely said that the political leaders in
Etire-et-Ioire department. would offer
Desehanel for nomination to the Senate
in the elections Of June next NJ Des-
chanel has been deputy from Eure-et-
Loire for 80 wears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
Delinuuents Are Paying.

Collection of the delinquent income
taxes is progressing favorably. according
TO reports from the magistrates offices
The time limit expires next Tuesday
Suits will then be entered against persons
who have failed to pay their tax by that