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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
w. B. A. OF MACCABEES
MEETS MONDAY EVENING:

The :Woman's Benefit association
Of the ,Maccabees, Review No. 23,
will hold a regular meeting in the
Moose hall Monday evening at s
o'clock, ALI members are urged to
be present. Important business will
be transacted. q H.. .~ ~ 0sa ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19
MRS Gill ENTERTAINS

Mrs. David Gill gentertained "a few
friends informally at her homes 7O7
Beltrami avenue, this afternoon. The
afternoon was enjoyably 4 spent in
playing bridge-ao<l.setsss- -gssssY g'ssY en- RECENT
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ticed that the moon slowly moved INTO
another group of stars each nlsht, , ana
nv rough eye measurement, compietea ee
her revolution in % days-the -
mansions Of heaven" of the Chinese
and Japanese. . i. II =.2s
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NOTICE

All persons having goods stored in
my building at PA Third street are
hereby notified that same must be re-
moved on or before April rs. j. E.
MaIloy 4t3-23
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#.ls MET SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The Shs Of Herman will hold
their regular monthly meeting Sun
day afternoon at 8 O'Clock at the
Moose Hall. r..
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spent the day here on businassH Hiver =:
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Y Il WHAT'S ON TONIGHT
Revival services at, Methodist
church at 7:45 o'clock.

Miss Virginia Anderson of Duluth
will arrive in lBemidji tonight and
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Roy v. Harker,,t Sis Third street, for
a week. cl,..,
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J. :Han1o, Of 1nternational Faals
was a. h,siness visitor here today.
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II It's shoes you are buying, 4ws
ean save you money any. time. Orr
selling prices are low. Consumers
Shoe Co. ..GS " .::zts2sss ,S 1895
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Judge G. w. Stanton and; Lee La
BaW. returned this morning from
Grand Rapids where they have been
attending a term&aof court. Judge
Stanton presided. 5M III T. /. - ~,
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business 81; A: visitol kEesFts 9sSsstsrdazf :"
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~; ~. .Lermo Of GnthriesWas ) II, IT, ~, !.
visitor here yesterday. " AZ ausiness ''

NJ Mrs. Leo Deere Of Hal}ocI 80, :.
friday .visitor in Bemidif was a
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19

R. L. Pryor of Northern was u
business visitor in Bemidji Fridaya
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19

There will be a committee meet
ing in the Moose hall at 2::30 p. m.
Sunday, March goth. All who are
interested in seeing the liberation Of
political and religious prisoners are
invited to attend. i'1@ ~T'.a 2t3-l9
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1921-03-19

Miss A. Phipman Of Crookston,. Isl
visiting friends in Bemidji this week.
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do ~; ~ ~, uMsness Of Wilton .nh +ets,;
' - tne city on business. u -: - :

Nm; M +: ostby Of Walker VA . a.
in'o'l business ISL visitor today . ne-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
CRIME WAVE INCREASES.
Five Killed and Four Wounded
is Five Days Record for
New York.

by Associated Press 60 Every Evening.
New York. Dee. 29---riye killed and
four seriously wounded was the toll
of the last i've days robborles In New
York city which today set police and
district attorneys Office hard at work
TO prove their oft-repeated assertion
that there has been no crime wave
this year, and that crime IL not in
cresslng here.
or the dead two were hoidup mem
tho others intended victims or rob.
berries. AS follows;
December 25.---Cigar store robbery
The man killed was robber who
jumped his ball twice last year.
December 23.--Dental Office robbery.
The man killed was a fNbbor out on
bail after conviction for grand lar
couy.
December 23.--Soft drink saloon rob
berry The man killed was tho pro
prietor.
December 2l.---JcweIer's apartment
robbery. The man killed was tho
tcwelcr.
December 2s.--street holdup, Brook
lyn. The man killed was a salesman.
or the badly injured two were
policemen, one a robber who later was
captured. the fourth the wife of tho
murdered jeweler.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
SKATE TAX RETURNS.
Must be Made All Over State FIRST
Two Weeks in March.

NJ. Howard Jester. tax commissioner
and W. Il. Mrssick, deputy income tax
commissioner. have ANNOUNCED that
all persons over q years OF age, re-
gardless of whether or not they have
an income. must make return he
tween January 1 and March Is. FOR
the year OF 1921. Agents OF the state
school tax department will assist per-
sons in making returns and receive
the taxes between 10 a. m. and y.
m. at points throughout the state az
follows. according 20 a notice made
public today:
In Newport. at the National Bank.
on January. 8: stanton, Chambers
garage, january 6; Townsend. -. B
Naloney's office. January e-10; Della
ware city, Robinson House. January
ll-}2: st. Georges, Delaware Trus'
Co. January 13: Centrevine, Dalton.S
store, January 16; Hockessin. Cob
hardts store. January Il: Middletown
Delaware Trust Co, January 1919,
Caymont. Worth Brothers. Jauayy 20;
Narshallton. Macllinson's store, Jand.
AIRY 20; BlaCkbird. W. Watson's sto~e
January "a; Newark, Farmers Trust
Co. January 25-26; New Castle
Mayors office. January 3O-31
Returns may also be filed at tha
offices in Wilmington. Dover or Georcc-
Uown. Tho local Office is at , Fas
Ninth street. Failure TO file return,
Will be punished by fine or imprisca
rent or both.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
IRISH TREATY SURE
OF RATIFICATION
WITHIN A FEW DAYS
Sentiment for Full Acceptance
OF Terms Said to be Crow
ing Rapidly.
ULSTER ANGRY At BRITISH
BY Associated rresa 10 Every Evening.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
London, Dec. 20. The majority OF
English newspaper correspondents in
Ireland sec In the growing volume of
sentiment for the pence treaty an In
dication that ratification viii go
through easily soon after the Dali
Eireann reconyenos next Tuesday.
Some predict that vote viii loo taken
aa early as Thursday. January 3.
Tho constant increase IN the number
of expressions by public bodies In fay-
or of tho past Is emphasized by tho
correspondents. Tho Times staff man
In 4 dispatch declares q almost Ger
tain every meeting called To discuss
the treaty during the Dalls recess will
vote in its favor. and says no instance
has been reported OF any intention
anywhere TO hold a meeting hostile 10
IT,
few Of the writer's refer 10 yes
terday's report that compromise
insurlng ratification OF the treaty had
been reached az a secret meeting Of the
leaders Of both factions IN tho Daii
iireann, but none Is able ~ confirm
that such a meeting was held.
While southern Ireland rs recording
It's approval of the treaty. tho Ulster
men. according to Belfast dispatches tc
tho Daily Telegraph. arc passing reso-
lutions refusing 10 agree TO the boun.
dary commission provided for IN The
pact Numerous meetings have beer
held ut which expressions OF anee,
against tho British statesmen wer,
made as freely ~ those Of distrusi
of tho Sim Feln.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
WANTS Ss1l1,OOO TO BUY
CEMETERIES IN EUROPE
Secretary Weeks Also Asks
S745,ooO to Improve Rest
ing Places of Wars Dead.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. Purchases. at
an estimated cost Of Sill 900. of seven
tracts Of land in Europe for perma-
neut American cemeteries was recon-
mended today by Secretary Weeks.
who, in Il letter to Speaker Gillett. ask
ed also that Congress make an ad-
ditional S745,OOO available for improve
ment Of the cemeteries 50 they will
compare favorably with those estab-
lished by the allies for their war dead
Secretary Weeks estimated that the
bodies OF $4,000 Americans who died
overseas would not be returned to tho
United States. lie said arrangements s
were being made to concentrate the
bodies in six cemeteries in France, one
in Belgium and one in England
The cemeteries which the war sec
retary recommended had been pur-
chased, and the cost of each was:
Aisne- Marne, $4,000; Suresnes. So
O0o; Somme. $l1,000; Brookwood. s3l,-
900; st. Mihiel, $1,000: oisne-Aisne
( $4,000 and Flanders Field, $4,000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
PROMINENT GUESTS
Of WILMINGTON JEWS
HERE THIS EVENING
Vladimir Jabotinsky, Col. ]. n.
Patterson and Prof. Otto
Warburg.
TO START PALESTINE FUND

Jews 81 Wilmington win welcome
today three OF tho foremost leaders in
Europe IN the movement TO build IN
Palestine. as the Jewish national
home
The visitors win arrive I'm this CITY
from Now York. where they recently
came from abroad as members OF the
Palestine Commission TO this country.
they are; Lieutenant Vladimir Jabo-
unshN' founder ~ the Jewish Legion
ln The World War and one Of the
lErcatcst Jewish military ngurcs I'm the
war' Colonel John Henry Patterson.
t'nou> british officer. author and big
saine hunter who - Englands great
es' Christian promoter OF the Pal
sstine cause, and Prof. otto warhurE.
member ~ tho wcll-known Warburx
family, who IL noted German scieu-
ust end Is director Of agricultural re-
search in Palestine.
hig reception committee. COM
poscd of some Of the leading Jews of
ihis city and headed by Louis ToplSis.
VIII welcome tho distinguished dele
cation az a banquet in tho Hotel du
font ~ $50 this afternoon. The
handuot viii formally iuaugurate q
weeks campaign here under tho aus
riros of the kerrn Gnycsod- pal
ostlne Foundation Fund for funds
to eolonize and develop Palestine as
= model commonwealth.
Continued on PAGE .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
PROTESTS ON GEN. CHANG.
Legation at Peking Would Keep
Slayer of Missionary Out
OF Capital.

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Peking. Dec. 2S.-The American Ie-
cation has protested formally to the
Peking government against the re-
turn to the capital OF General Chang
Ching Iao. former military governor.
TO the province OF Nunan, whose
troops killed the Rev W. \. ReInert.
an American missionary at Yo-Show
in June, 1920
The legation reminded the Chinese
foreign Office that formal protests from
Washington and demands for puuis -
ment of Chang had brought no rc-
suit. and insisted that. now that he
was in Peking. the Chinese govern
ment was responsible for his detention.
pending trial or other disposition OF
his case.
The government is embarrassed by
the new American demand. as Chang
Ching-Iao is now one OF the follow
ers Of General Chang Thao-Lin. mill
tary governor of Manchuria. who
formed the new coalition cabinet. and
who is protecting him. thereby making
his arrest by the civil authorities vir-
tually impossible.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
To the Unemployed

With the sole purpose of be-
ing of service to the unemployed.
Every Evening win insert clas-
siiied advertisements under
the classification Situations
Wanted" FREE for a limited
time only. There is no obli-
CATION OF any nature on the
part of those seeking employ
ment. Bring ads to the bust
ness office before 10 o'clock.
Want adv clerks viii assist in
writing your advertisement.
Three and six time insertions
may be ordered and repeated as
long as offer is open. Ads re-
ceivcd after 10 a. m. viii he in
serted following day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
MANY At FUNERAL Of
JUDGE 7. B. HE|SEL
Impressive Obsequies. at Della
ware City. With lnterment
at ST. Georges.

Impressive funeral services FOR tho
, PIC Associate Justice r. Bayard
lieiscl of tho supreme Court were
held this morning ~ tho house. IN
Delaware city, Rcv. Robert G pitzor.
pastor ~ the Presbyterian church.
who conducted the service. paid trib-
uio 60 tho sterling worth of tho de-
ceased and tho loss tho community
nsd state sustain in his death. In
termrnt was made at 50. Georges.
Mr.. fitzer was assisted by Rev. W
T. frcund 81 Princeton.
Many prominent persons were IN
attendance. including members Of the
hsnch and bar from al parts Of the
slate and aleo persons from other
states. The esteem In which the de
ceased Wis held was also manifest In
he large number 81 floral tributes.
which had heen sent IN profusioa by
relatives and friends.
Among tho foral tributes were re-
membranes from the Alumni Asso-
Dlstion ~ tho University OF Delaware
and Wilmington Chapter OF the Unit
Ncrsity 90 Delaware Alumni. Judge
lioisei. DURING his lifetime took great
Interest a. Delaware College and Sow
erai wears ago served az president OF
no alumni association. The Cni-
Nersity ~ Delaware was represented
hN trustees, faculty members gradu-
atcs and undergraduates
The pallbearers were as follows
chancellor J. .. Wolcott. Chief Jus
tice James pCnnewill. Judges N. l..
Rice, W. W. Harrington and G. s.
Richards, former Chancellor Charles
N. Curtis. former Judges William II.
Boycc and Henry c. Conrad. William
=. Iiilcs. william =. smalley. Frank
l.. Spoakman. David !. Reinhardt.
,harles y. Evans and Herbert IL.
Ward
Among those az tho funeral were
chief Justice James Pcunewill. Chan
rCllor Josiah q. Woicott. William II.
h5oyVc. Judge Charles 5. Richards
hndrcw g. Gray. Attorney General
sylvester ID. Townsend. Jr., s. ID.
Townsend. Judge William :. Prickett.
Edward Cocch. William =. Kur-tz.
Horny y. Scott Joseph ~. Reeves.
James 4 shaw, y. J. Munigan. James
A Mulllran, Herbert II. Ward. Her
b,ft VI. Ward. Jr.. Charles n. Evans.
David J. Roinhardt. William n.
Lyman clarence Il. Pool William
lanNierl Judge Henry G. Conrad, Har-
iN y. Jtslyn. George NJ. Davis, John
D Ni,lds, Alexander Corbctt. John
N'adl,in. Howard Pool LiIburne
Chandler, J. \. Eeybold. Daniel W.
IuEh. George y. Bright, Charles r.
Curloy, John &. Clark. Courtlandt
Clark, s. Harrington Clark. Captain
Rcnjamin Towering, Harry .. Price.
John G, Stuckcrt, George Clark. Judge
Victor y. Woollcy, Thomas +. Bayard.
Henry ,Ncavcr. Robert III. Richards.
William Y llilcs. Frank de Haas Jan
Nicf, iauies N. Hughes. former Chan
'cllor Charles M. Curtis. Richard $.
i.odneN and Franklin Brockson.
Tho nfss on the Public Building
were nt nah mast today in defercnc
lo the nelul of Judge r. Bayard
li,issl
Aciltn by Bar Association.
Many members OF tho New Castle
County llar Association met yester-
Z oniinued on PAGE IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
SCIENTISTS DISCUSS
AID FOR DISABLED VETS
Seeking Best Means of Return
ing More Than 100000 of
Them to Society.
Ey Associated Press to Every Evening.

Gy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Dec. "a group Of
educators and scientists met here to-
day at the invitation of Colonel Forbes
of the Veterans Bureau. to discuss
ways and means Of finding the best
method OF returning 10 society more
than a hundred thousand men dis
abled in mind and body by the scourge
of war"
The conference met under the direc-
tion OF DIR. John II. Finley OF New
York, and will continue three days.
The veterans bureau announced the
following as the most important uues-
tons 10 be considered and acted on
at the meetings;
What shall be considered. voca-
tional handicap; is the rate Of main
tenance Of pay a help toward rehabili-
tauon; should Institutional training
be emphasized more than placement
training; when shall n traiuee be con-
sidered rehabilitated, and what efforts
should be made TO obtain corporation
of employers in absorbing trainees
into employment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
MORTON HARVEY SHOT.
Accidentally Injured Himself
While Shooting Rats in
Cellar.

Morton Harvey. wholesale grocer
at Taird and French streets. accident
ally shot himself in the back at MS
home. 1iO4 Gilpiu avenue Sunday
inorIt'ug.
Mr. Harvey. according to members
~ hie household. was shooting rats in
the cellar with a shotgun, but thu
light was very dim and he trippcG
over f. box. Tho gun flow cut of his
hand aud in some manner was dis
chargtu. several grains of shot lodg
ing I'm his back as he fell.
\ physician was called aud succeed
ed in rtmoviug all the shot Mr.. Har-
vey WIS not confined to his bed and
with the exception of n slight sore
ness i'm his back, is suffering no in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
DEPUTY D0NOUUE ILL.
Engineer Banks on Duty Because OF
Death of His Father.

Deputy Fire Chief Edward Donohue.
who has been I'll for several days, suf-
feriug from a severe cold. is inprov-
ing and hopes TO be able TO return to
dutN within a short time. Lieutenant
Cannon, who ran a nail through his
foot az the Mercantile Printing Com
pany's fire. last week, is aiso-7mprov-
ing and will be able to return 30 duty
early next week. Engineer Banks has
been granted n leave Of absence for
70 hours because Of the death Of his
father.
The officers and men of Engine Com
pany No. 5 have been presented with q
bushel Of beans by Fireman Matthew
Myers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
AUTO MEN NAME OFFICIALS.
y. W. Howell Heads Chamber of Com.
ncrcc Section,

Members of the automobile section
of the Chamber of Commerce met
yesterday afternoon, and i'm addition
to selecting anaging committee
and mining candidates for directors.
discussed plans tha-~Inay lead to the
strengthening of the section. Among
the details discussed was the need for
holding meetings more regularly and
oftener.
Members of the managing commit
tee selected are n. w. Howell. chair-
man; t. Coleman Johnson, J. T.. Sny-
der, l.. NJ. Taylor and w. z. Airheart
Candidates for directors named are
Messrs. Howell and Airheart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
PLtiNkETT PREDICTS
RATIFICATION ny IRISH

New York. Dec. 2e.-sir Horace
flunkett. founder OF tho Irish Agri-
cultural League aud ardent advocate
OF the Irish Free State. arrived yes-
terday by the White Starliner OIym-
pie on his forty v-second Atlantic trip.
confident that tho treaty creating The
new dominion would be ratified. lie
had prepared a statement Of his views
on tho Irish situation and asked Ia bo
excused from adding TO them.
$50 far Is tho Irish question relates
20 tho old conflict between England and
Ireland Sir Horace wrote. IL believe
Il is 60 he buried. When Ulster is no
longer an issue in British party politics
there will be a wholly new spirit In
Ireland IN regard 90 this difficulty The
bigger issue was settled becausa an
overwhelming public opinion demand
cd ifs settlement. Tho lesser issue vii,
ho settled for tho additional reason
that IT IL every Irishm1ns wish that
II should he.
Tho treaty itself viii b- ratified
Even II Dali i,ireann cannot on ac-
count OF tho pledges Ct its members
To an Irish republic agree to another
form OF government it win have 10
consult the people and they viii no
Tor the treaty. Tho terms cf the traat,,
arc substantially those that have al
V"cated for tho last two and a half
years am naturally happy about
them' md IrishWen and friends of
freshmen In America should be also.
lhey Know enough Of democratic poii-
TICS TO realize that if the Irish people
hI'" not got all that their leaders
nave asked in the last few years they
nave won powers OF -government
win which they can hold their no
lltcal destinics and build up a civiiiza-
tion I'm harmony with the genius Of
the race"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
AMERICAN VALUATIONS.
To BE Explained nj Chamber OF Gem
mcrcc Luncheon Next Tuesday.

The Truth About American Valu-
ations" will be explained at lunch
con which will be held by tho Cham
Der of Commerce~ next Tuesday The
general subject viii be the tariff bill
which IS pending before the anance
committee Of the United States Sem
ate. The chief speaker will be a promi-
nent man versed on the subject as
signed.
The luncheon will be held at 1215
O'clock in the duBarry room Of the
Hotel du Pont. 1t is desired to have
the attendance of all members of the
Chamber.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
I RsE> ROYAL WELCOME
FOR PRINCE or WALES

Allahabad. British India. Dec. 2S.--
In opening the fourth session Of the
ali-India Liberal Federation today.
Govind Araghava Iyer, president Of
the Federation. delivered an address in
which he said it was the duty of the
Liberals TO offer their most loyal and
cordial welcome 70 the Prince OF
Wales. whose uterances had justified
the viceroy's assurance that tho
princes visit had no political obiect
President Iyer urged that the Iiber-
ais strive for fun dominion status
within the British empire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-29
STORMY, COLDER Is WARNING.

BY Associated Press 70 Everg Evening.
New York. Dec. 29.--Warrins Of a
northwest storm this afternoon from
Cape Hatteras u Eas5port Maine. fol-
lowed hy cold woIc tonight, was is
sued today by the Weather Bureau.
The warning said the disturbance
over the northeastern States and low
er st. I4awrcpce valley was moving
eastward rapidly.