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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
ALL FOR WILMINGTON.
Shoe Merchants Advocate the use Of
Home Product

campaign 20 boost the ssle Of shoes
made of Wilmington glazed kid met with
the approval Of thirty-two retail shoe
merchants of this city all of whom ver
personally visited by q committee rep
resenting the United Leather Worker.
The committee which called upon the
merchants is composed Of A V Bottino.
Ray W Miles and Marvil W Hayden
This committee WIS appointed by Da-
vid Snellenburg, general chairman of the
glazed kid campaign
The merchants interviewed by the COIN
mittee have all signed documents reading
as follows:
We, the undersigned retail shoe mer-
chants Of Wilmington, hereby agree 10
co-operste with the campaign of the
United Leather Workers and will stock a
representative line of shoes made OF Viii
mington glazed kid, In order that we may
cater TO those who deaire to purchase
shoes made of Wilmington glazed kid
as their part Of the campaign" The fol-
lowing merchants 80 agreed TO support
the campaign:
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company, New
ark Shoe Stores, two; Forster Shoe Com
pany, Triplex Shoe Company, the Tin
dali Boot Shop, \. Snellenburg & Co
N. Monaghan Estate, G. y. Mckaig,
Kennard-Pyl le Company, Lewis L. Baer,
Beaston & Thompson, Max Titus, Levy S
Kumfort Shoe House, Nelson Shoe Com
panv, Ninety-Eight Cent Shoe Store,
l. Roth, The Quality Store, Inc, Lip
pinoott & Co, Inc, Stones Shoe Store,
James G. Tuck. Mullins Clothing Store
Hanover Shoe Company, s. NJ. Braun
stein Co, Bendheim Bros, Inc, Crosby
& Hill Co, r. Topkis Sons, Colonial
Shoe Shop, Haber's Shoe Shop, M. j.
Greenspan, J. Brown, PHI. Regenfogue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
MRS. ISABELLA SCHUTT DEAD.
Methof Of Harold S. Sehutt and Mrs
Harrison w lowell.

Mrs. Isabella Sohutt, mother Of Harold
s. Schutt and Mrs Harrison ". Howell,
died 1t hG daughter home, 2601 West
Seventeenth street, yesterday from dia-
betes from which she h.d been sufferer
for over ycsT.
Mrs Schutt was sixty-six years old.
Mrs. Schutt's birthplace, for interment
tomorrow Mrs- Schutt spent part of each
year with her children In this CITY Walter
r. Schutt Of Miami, Fla, and Mrs.
Humphrey D. Foster Of Beloit are also
son and daughter. She was the widow
of Herman Schutt, q western railroad
man, who died three years ago.
Services will be held this evening at
the Howell home by Rev. Frederick NJ !.
Knkus, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
HEAVY PENALTIES
IMPOSED TODAY IN
MUNICIPAL COURT
William Foskey. Accused of Brit
tally Assaulting John Hover
ter, Fined 500.
OTHER DEFENDANTS
SEVERELY PUNISHED

Some heavy penalties we're imposed IN
the Municipal Court today William fosk-
cv. charged with assault and battery on
John Hovcrter If 622 French street was
fined 500 or in default of payment. to
serve six months imprisonment He went
10 Hovcrters house to pay bill and while
there. ii is alleged drew revolver.
He il said to have fred at picture on the
wall when lloverter attempted To take
the revolver from himl In the struggle
,hc latter fell 10 the floor between n bed
and bureau aud he claims that Foskey
deliberately kicked HIM in the face The
alleged assault took place in June. hut
Fcskc, left the city and was not appre-
hcndcd until Sunday
Pleading guilty tn a charge OF operating
= gaming device julius Weiman was
srrtcrccd 10 pay a fine Of 800 and costs
or serve two months iIFnrisonment lie
admitted conducting 4 ''puach board
game st his store on Poplar street
At the request Of Acting Solicitor
William ;. Prickett, ir.. the case Of Sarah
T.. Colt. charged with assault and battery
On her sister. Mrs Louisa Cox, Ia Van
dover avenue, was continued until Mon
dav The incident is said 90 have taken
place several months ago when she -
alleged "a have slapped Mrs Cox during a
family quarrel The woman had been Nv
ing in phladclphis since that time and
on her return TO this city was arrested by
Traffic Oaicer Iohn McAteer
Ernest ludcll, charged with driving
east on Sixth street was fined 81 oiiicer
Wallace, who made the arrest, SAID the
defendant remarked that 'he didn think
much of the laws Of this country anyway
I.indcll denied making the statement.
Thoums ] Russell Was dismissed on
charge of uttcring n worthless check A.
request of the prosecuting witness who
tcS'ided that the money had been paid
As he had ssnt 10 the State department
for motor hcc1 So tag 20 replace one lost.
Joseph Domuick was dismissed IN Court
today on a charge of operating motor
vehicles without proper tags
HcUtomitch pctchiewicz, charged with
assault and battery on h.s wife, was
dismissed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
ITALY READY TO MOVE
AGAINST D ANNUNZIO
Fiery Poet. Funling az Fiume. Is
Preparing to Offer Re
sistance.

Fiure. Dec l. Military action hv
Italian regulars against the leFionaries n
Captain Gabriel Il Annunzio In this rity L
apparently foreshadowed n IN ordrr III
the day ssled Dy General CaviRla cnrn-
mander &c tile regulars outside n Fiume
yesterday
We are faced with sad task AZ the
present moment, the order sald, but
rely upon your complete cooperation
The d'Annunzian forces arc n state n
fevcrIsh activity His troops are making
iRctrsions into the outpOsts a the reTl-
lars and capturing Az occasional snaii
group Of soldiers InfeTrnItterf rife firing <
j. IN progress but no seriolis conseuuenrrs
have 80 far resulted
London. Dee Premier Gsioif q "a
Itaiy. speaking in the Chxmber ~ Ils-fyl-
ties 10 Rome Yesterday refused ~ answer .
question asking wherher the government
intended % take military measures against
Captain Ciabrieie q Aununzio in FIuUne
SAYS a Rome dispatch 10 The London
Times
Milan dispatch 20 the Times saws
every effort viii be made bv the regulars %
induce the followers Of d'Annunzio ~
desert
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
RECOGNITION TO FOLLOW
NEW MEXICAN TREATY
Secretary Of State Colby in Note
Makes Proposal for Ne
gOtiatiOn.

Washington. Dec. IA formal pro-
posal from SeCretarv Colby that COM
mlssloners be appointed by the nited
States and Mexico 70 draft 2 treaty upo
which can be based resumption ot iu..
diplomatic relations between the two Cover
Governments has been taken 70 Mexico
City by Roberto Y PesQueria. Mexican
confidential agent IN Washington.
Tbs was disclosed last night when the
State Department made public Mr.. Col
bys answer 10 Mr. PeSqueira : recent
letter urging recognition by the United
States Of the new government Of Mex o
CO. { was handed 70 the Mexican agcnt
before his departure Thanksgiving Day
20 attend the inauguration ofPresSldent-
elect 0bregon OF Mexico. December 81
Referring to his conversations with
Mr.. Pesqueria, Secretary Colby In his
letter said that they served 70 leave no
resSo able doubt ''of the high d q
lighte ed purposes that actuate the pres
Government of Mexico
As TO article p of the Mexican con
Stitution. long a stumbling block 10 a
complete understanding between the two
governments, Mr.. Colby said the state
ment In Mr.. PeSquerias letter that IL
Is not and must not be interpreted as
retroactive or violative of valid property
rights should 'allay the fears of ihosc
who have acquired valid titles, n Mex
leo, adding: Il can conceive oi nothing
better calculated to correct this mis-
understanding
1T only remains. Mr. Colby con
tinued "to give these understandings a
form which is usual in dealing between
friendly states and have the honor
10 suggest that commissioners be prompt
ly designated BY both Mexico and the
United States to formulate a treaty, en-
bodying the agreements which have been
reached as the result Of your successful
mission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Railway Stock Sale.

An order was entered in the Federal
District Court yesterday, requiring the
payment into court within FIVE days Of
$50, $50 in cash, in addition TO s13, ,25O
already paid, on account Of the purchase
price Of s265, 900 bid at recent sale for
1S1, 900 shares Of the common stock of
the American Railways Company, held
by the National Properties Company
The deposit, within the same time limit
Of 81 ,565, 700 face value of said bonds, out
of total issue of $685., 900, with the
master, subject to the order Of the court,
was also directed A bond TO secure the
balance, s165, 900, Of purchase price, must
also be filed, before the sale Of the stock
viii be confirmed by Judge Hugh NJ !.
Morris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
|ND|CT BIG STEEL MEN
FOR INCOME TAX FRAUDS
Former Officials of Crucible Are
Charged With Defrauding
II. S. Out of Millions.
by Associated press to Every Evenins.

P,ttsburg Pa, Dec A federal grand
jury here today returned indictments
against Herbert duPuy, former president
and chairman of the board Of directors
OF the Crlcihle Steel Company Of America,
and George \ Turville, former Vice
President and Secretary-Treasurer
charging them with conspiracy TO de-
frnud the United States government out
of income aud exeess profits taxes said 10
amount 10 several million dollafs
Underlying companies OF the Crucible
Steel Company Of America mentioned
in the indictment are the Haleomb Steel
Company, Cnlcible Steel Mining and
Milling Company, Hudson Railroad and
Transportation Company; Pennsylvania
Connecting Railroad; Cricible Steel Com
pauy: Crucible Coal Company. Crucible
Fuel Company and the Midland Improve
ment Company
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
MAGEE FOR COLLECTOR.
South Wilmington Man Appointed TO
Succeed j. T. McIv0r.

John T. Magee, sos Head street, was
today appointed by Governor Towr-
send to be special collector Of State
revenue. IN lieu of James 7 McIvor Mr.
Magee will work under the direction Of
State Treasurer George NJ. Fisher, and
will assist in the collection of the income
tax
The newly-appOInted collector was CON
nected with the Republican State Com
mittee during the past campaign. He
formerly was employed by the Lobdell
Car Wheel Co, where he was fore
man In the foundry He has lived in this
city since he was sixteen years old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
DETAILS OF MASSACRE
MAY NEVER Be KNOWN
Sole Survivor of Party % I o. Am
bushed = Ireland. Clasps
Out Story.

Cork. Nov go Details ~ 'he frax
story ~ sunday evening massacre nri
kIlmichael. " vhirh iitrtn .nuhar
police recruit we're shot fo leafh. ma
never come to ught. The Only avalata
source of information ls the srle ui.
vIvlng member ~ the party who vas sr
verelv wounded and u heiieved fn f..
living IN the military hospital therp
meager stort ~ fhe event gasp,
OUT bv the Wounded man has nern fo.I
officials ~lttsrg uv his bedsidr ic ass
declared tina, The party uf rrtuufs no.
al armed band marching n -he raaa
the men wearing EhaN gufs Rld fn
hats The recruits mi-took them ui tbr
fading hElf. tor soldiers ana thus ie
INTO au ambush 50 .ar a. .s hnaNu be-
were no ra~ua.ties Hn che SIDE rI
aSsuIlaur~.
Olne account oi tno Incident stater na
80 a secluded spot d icpp reach had hrr.
Cut acrlss the 0uad aul nro it the leadins
lurry plunged The second lorry Ehlr
was travelling fast rlu into ths wreok RI.
var ~ Is SAID, aud the occupants oi bot H
became easy victims 3i fhc ucn NhD
planned che attack Police aiiicials a
Macruom worr ignorant q he tr1gel,
unth Monday when a party vas sent t'
scour the country for the MISSING men
Police authorities assert the men rc-
spousible for ambuscades and Asslsssina-
tons are receiving no protection irom thf
people
Every man oi them is anoSn ,o us.
said an 0fic.a today 81 they 90 act dAr,.
% scatter and n turn % their homes 30
cause they know they would ne srncstcd
immediately u IS only = Question nl
rounding them up which may 'ake cor
siderable time especially n rough. mugn
teinous COUNTRY Ike that surrounding
the scene Of sunday nights ambush
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
WILSON IS WILLING
TO Be MEDIATOR IN
ARMENIA TROUBLE
Replying 90 League, Offers HIS
Help in Matter. But Can't
Send Troops.
AUSTRIA ADMITTED
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE
By Associated Press 20 Ever, Fornas

~ Associated Press 90 Even D Feeu.nE
Geneva, Dec Aueri wee nanr
ously voted = member Df fhc inrle ..
Nations by the c0mnisol f0f lr adm
sion u new statos hf1r rnia III
pected the assembly af fh' eaVIe
rs'ifv this ariJpn
Geneva. Dee Ihe .lar - .He
League of Nations io'lat 1uarrl. Ie''
proved tho invitation drsr lg
military commission rallirg pu o. rt
States ~ nauc % reprrrr rtHfrr 'r
the commission Tie Invitation preH
the view that the general rlnaderafi6r
tho subject ~ re 'tlon NJ arm1mo
would b. Teaft facilitated 't
nited Statos gDveruuIrff could rn
way 10 .end = reprrsr1fatIye ~ r
consultative capacity w.fh Pc rlmu
sion
Genev. Dec a lsfter ~ Preside
Wilron creeping he 1fer 90 ~ ns med.
TOR q Arneuia v1ts he.rE draffrI Hr N
council ~ ne League ~ Ne'i.rs 1e
TODAY Mr Wilson's note wlrH sae
~cived this morning. was read fo .euh
of fhe council - Do 80 clock nri va7
~eived vifh m1rks - lvel'es' sl' far'.
The reply ~ tho American President
wns stated expresses dncp 1upr' ~.
II he President acrrpfsrrr ne aI
high conrnissinueTa a. q sfantinopIr
-avs arp heirg ratui'fei 81 'o 'ne b~
way for Mr Wilson - procerd
The ~ouncil. 81 u addrd heiet her
win ~ 10 great difficulty ahoui ~ Pre-
dents meda'ors eungerrng Stir Musia
t,hs the Turkish Nafionalisi leader ~
has beer making var upon the Armenian
The DHer ~ spain and kfazil % iolu
the mediation came during ihis morning
session oAthe council u bat body lffi L
President Wilson % decide 4 he desifff
this co-0peration
After further di-crl-sion ~ the n0fs
the council meet,-g fhis afternoon Z uII
20 forward % Washington in fh~ sar'
evening
Lord Robert terii announced that ns
was still anxious that .he $50 Un 0o
which hc had est,mated wutild - uil
iicient - equip an expedition % neip -
Arrneuiars 10 nntaned
Cnnunued un uage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
NEAR-BEER MADE HIM SHOOT.
Man Asked for Whisky. Gets Weak Suds
and Kills Two at Passaic.
ted Press % Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Passaic, y. J.. Dee 1.-Two men we're
shot dead and one man was seriously
wounded in a saloon here early today after
the barkeepers had served near beer to a
patron who asked for whisky
Frank MakowSky, who was shot in the
neck, told the police that Is minutes after
he had refused to give whisky 20 a man
he knew only as Steve" whom he had
served near-heer instead, he returned with
a revolver demanding II anyone wanted
To fight. Then he opened fire
The dead are Anthony Gronltx. shot
through the heart, and Andrew Barensky.
shot through the head
Later the police arrested Stephen
Paduch as he was crawling under the
porch of his home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
CONSTANT FIRES
CAUSE CORK PANIC;
PEOPLE FLEE CITY
Intense Nervous Strain Driving
Many TO Verge of In
sanity.
NEW YORK GUNMEN
ARRESTED BY POLICE
nv Associated Press to Every Evening

Nv Associated Press to very Evening
Cork, Dec. lit WAS reported this
afternoon that two men were shot dead
last night in the Macsoom district and
that four peesons were arrested.
The twon Of Macsoun is i'll state Of
siege and no Traffic is allowed except for
food distribution
London, Dec Protection will be
given newspaper men in Ireland il they
desire il IN the prosecution of their work
Sir IIamar Greenwood chief secretary for
Ireland, declared today in replying 10
representations on the subject from the
institute of journalists
Sir Hafnan said ne was anxious to assist
the journalists Of all parties in their diff
fcult task in Ireland
1T IN not believed any Journalist s IN
personal danger bHt If protection is de-
sired il viii be given, he continued
Cork. Dec THE odor Of chaxTed
OF smoudefing wood pervades Cork, and
Patrick Street. is the principal thoroughfae
Of the city. is unsightly with the bulKing
debris of fire-wreoked houses
Since Friday the sky nightly has been
lighted By the glare If incendlary fires,
which have DESTROYED q dozen large biisi-
ness buildings. causing lnsses estimated AZ
about 81 500. 900
The present series Of confagfations
followed warnings that reprisahs would
take place unless three army officers
kidnapped recently from train At Water
fall we're returned unharrncd report
which has not been confirmed. il to the
cffect that The bodies of All three of the
officers wee found in 4 field near Water
fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
APPLE SHOW PRIZES.
A Number Awarded for Exhibits
in the Hotel du Pont Dis
play Today

At the horticultural show in the Hotel
du Pont today several awards were made
for exhibits.
The FIRST prize of $50 in the apple dis
play. open 20 the world, WAS won by
John " Barkley, Of Cranberry, n. J..
who had the best box of apples. The WIZ
ming apples were Rome Beauties
In the contest open 10 the peninsula, a
prize OF S25 for the best apples wss Won
by w. r. Sanger OF Cordova, Nd. He had
the best single hox Of apples. Walter r..
Harris, Of " Worton, Md, wou the second
prize Of SIS, for having the reyt best box Cd
apples
The Judge was Professor Farley, from
New Brunswick, y. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
1T PAYS TO BE GOOD.
Lem Price. Assuming the Role of a
Philosopher. Evidently Knows
Whereof He Speaks.

At the New Castle county wUrkhouse
this morning Lem Priro, the convicted
Negro murderer, who viii he hanged
Friday nor ing for tho killing Of Police
Officer Zebley. made request 90 Warden
Plummer 10 again he permitted to see
his brothers. John and James This re-
quest will be granted him tomorrow
Pric &C this mory irg told Warden Plum
mer the killing Of the officer was mo pre-
meditation on his part and that he was
sorry he did it, lie also gave out the sd
vice that there WAS nothing 70 being bad
and fhst 1t pays 10 be good
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
FRANCES HERO OF yERDUN
GUEST OF PHILADELPHIA a

Bs A>~ociatod pruss % Every Esoulus
Philadelphia. Dec r General RobeT
Georges Nivelle the hcrO 1f Ncrdim
arrived here today 9nd vill hs he gue.
Of the city during his stay Hc came
~ Philadelphia a. the official represents
tive ~ France 81 the terccnsnary Pilgrim
celebration
General Nlvcile sill VISIT lndepcndcnoe
Hall, the grave 81 Reniamln Franklin
old Christ Church. he statue 1i Joan II
Arc and other Scencs oi historical signih-
canoe IA the association oi America and
France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
DONNELLY HERE TUESDAY
Trenton's Mayor Will Address
Chamber of Commerce ON City
Commission.

Frederick W Donnelly, mayor Of Tren-
ton y. J.. will address luncheon at the
Hotel du Pont. under the auspices of the
Chamber OF Commerce next Tuesday
He Is president of the Trenton City Com
mission, and he will discuss the commis-
sion form OF government. contrasting It
with WilmingtOn's system.
The Chamber Of Commerce is anxious
to receive early reservations for the
luncheon so as to know how many per
sons 10 arrange for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Muk Cheaper in City Than Country.

While the price Of milk was cut two
cents quart in Wilmington today q
ope-cent reduction viii go into effect in
Richardson Park, Ashley ard other com
nunities along the Newport turnpike.
No reduction viii be made on pint bottles
and dealers are advising the consumers
TO buy the milk IL quarts and thereby
ave a cent The difference is due 20 the
additional delivery cost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Steamboat Breaks Wheel.

The City Of Philadelphia bound from
Wilmington for ST Petersburg, Florida,
struck the Florida coral reefs and was
towed to Tampa on November 20 with
a broken propeller
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Security Extra Dividend

The board of directors of the Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Co. today de
cIared regular quarterly dividend Of
per cent and an extra dividend Of per
cent on stock, payable December 81 to
stockholders Of record today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS
PASSES QUIET NIGHT
BY Associated Press 70 Erery Evening.

hN AAsIlNIaFNu 3.
Doom, Holland, Dec augusta Vic
toria, former German empress, who has
been in serious condition from heart
attack for several days past. was apparent
ly no worse this morning, it was an
nounced. She had passed quiet night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Verdict Against Pusev & Jones CO.

In. the aeroplane engine suit today in
Superior Court the jurors returned a
bverdict against the Pusey Il Jones Co
for $27 ,090S3, in favor of the Delaware
Engineering Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
WILMINGTON. CLUB TO
SHOOT WEST CHESTER
Fourth Match ct the League Sea-
son Takes Pince at Bellevue
on Saturday.
The wiin,irstm Tr-pshooting Asso-

The Wi,nlirxtm Tr-pshooting Asso-
-lation viii r,cci IT, strong West Chester
tram in tho fcur', u,stch of the Phila-
dclphia TrApshoat>-S League on Satur
dav afternoon af B~llav1le and this match
should be we'll stt-1d@d as West Chester
viii no doubt b7~g the strongest team
possible rs that team has only lost one
match and is Wy much IN the running
for the char1p.as shiD The standing OF
fhe fn---e f,iaN~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Ensaqement Announced.

Mn. Charles Holland Martin of Lewes
and Philadelphia announces the engage
,nent of her daughter, Ethel Dodd. and
Edwin Connor Marshall of Lewes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

Lender y y. TH-7nllS GLASSES arc as
follows:
Class "A'-W. Tosc7, 145; C. q New
comb. l44; c. Ba'twin- 143. NJ. Conner
ls2; o. ". Armstrong, 142.
Class "B"-T Davenport, 142: II.
Fisher, 14l; T c. Marshall, I4; W.
Swayne, 141~
Class "C"-H- Wiegand, IA; ". T
Magewan, lac; F Nooten, l39; P.
FhegAr, 1873.
Class oh Corog, 139; G. r.
Spesr. l39; r W;mme-sberger, l34; W.
Holieck. 1872
Class &c. Y. Knight. 121; G. II.
Kelleck. 1ls; J. z. Yircent, III; j. NJ
Heltebitel. lis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

cheap healthful food. Clover DAIRY
safe Milk. Phone 154o.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

Want a good record Tell Me, Little
Gypsy. Victor 1861. Gewehr Piano Co.,
u6 West Ninth street.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

Whom everything else fails Mayr's
Wonderful Rcmedy invariably proves
successful for indigestion. bloating and
gas IN the stomach Ore dose will con
vince or money refunded All druggists r.
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

Storm Doors, Storm sash. Porch In
closures. Tindall Il Son, Ola Tatnal
stxset.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

SIS worth Of records free Alfred Piano
CO.. 2l0 Vest Ninth street.--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01

Clover Dairy Safe Milk makes robust
children. Phone 1b40.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-01
Amusemcuts Tonlg b.

Play housu @hAFIusF
lArrick vaudeville
Qml.sn Hum0ncsquC
Majestic The forhlddru rhsns
Rialto "A Double nYrt na.s,lseT
savoy fENcrN body sers' h,aft.
strand -" The Ladder - Lice