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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
STILL FOR EVERY AUTO,
EDISON, JH- PH0PHFSiEs


Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Boston, June IA prediction
that automobiles within few
years would carry individual
stills to produce fuel for their
operation WAS made last night
by Thomas a. Edison, Jr.
Discussing earburotion at the
graduation exercises Of the
Knights of Columbus automo-
bile school, the son OF the in
ventor said he had himself been
seeking substitute for gaso-
ieno for 10 years. The problem
would be solved. he said. by the
manufacture OF individual dis
tiIleries to be attached to ears,
the stills to be operated by the
heat and motion of the motor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
2.FoOT BOA sT0wAwAY on
LINER AT NEW YORK

Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York, June 4.-syengaH,
a 12-foot boa constructor, sleep
lily dozed in a cage at the BrOnz
Park 100 today. apparently un
mindful Of the fact that 70 him
went the honor Of being the
largest snake ever captured in
Hoboken.
Svengaii was rudeIy disturbed
from his slumbers on board the
steamer Coppename when ship
wrights repairing the vessel
tore out planks upon which he
was reposing. The reptile was
not down on the cargo list of
the vessel, but arrived as
stowaway. The theory was adj
vanced that he crawled aboard
through a port hole as a tree
root upon which he was riding
ffoated by the vessel, which was
locked at a tropical port.
The boa was stunned By fall
caused when the Hoboken work
men tore away his resting place.
and they Immediately boxed
him up and sent him 70 the ZOO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
POLES EXECUTE a SPY.
Lloyd Georges Criticism of
Warsaw i'm Silesia Leads TO
Arrest of Many Suspects.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Warsaw. June 4.-Leutenant Hen
ry Iwanicki. of the Polish flying
corps. convicted by a court martial
of high treason in disposing of mill.
tary secrets TO British agents, was
executed Friday by firing squad az
the famous Warsaw Citadel.
Lieutenant Iwanicki. who was en-
ployed at the War Office. was accused
of stealing mobilization and other
military plans for English representa-
tives. The court martial lasted three
days
Soon after the. speech delivered in
the British House of Commons by
Premier Lloyd George. cri1icizing Po-
land for not preventing the Upper
Silesian insurrection, several Poles ac-
cused of being employed by British
agents were arrested by
the Polish military authorities. The
others are now being held for trial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
]. I. ADAMS OF IDAHO
TO LEAD REPUBLICANS
Washington Expects His Elec-
ton as Hays Successor on
Wednesday Next.

Washington, June 4.-That John r.
Adams, vice-chairma of the Repub-
lican National Committee. VIII be
elected at the committee meeting on
June S chairman Of that body TO sue
ceed Win II. Hays, Postmaster-Gen
eraI, is taken for granted in all quart
ers in this city.
An overwhelming majority Of his
fellow w-coumitteemen are for Adams.
II is known that President Harding
favors the elevation of the Iowan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
THE HARDlNGS MOTORING.
President and Wife on Auto
Trip to Home of Senator
Knox in Pennsylvania.
y Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. june 4.--President ana
Mrs. Harding left here at $50 this
morning by motor for Weekend
visit at the Pennsylvania home Of
Senator Knox, near Valley Forge.
Brigadier- General Sawyer, the
Presidents physician. and Secretary
Christian, also were in the party.
which planned picnic luncheon en-
route on the banks Of the SusQuehan-
ma river.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
JAP NAVY WILL QUIT YAP.
Toxic Orders Withdrawal of
Warships, Leaving Police to
Guard the Island.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Toxic, June 1.-The minister of the
navy has ordered the withdrawal OF
naval garrisons from the islands in
the South Pacific. including the Island
of zap. leaving the protection of the
islands. including the wireless in
stallation In Yap, 20 the police force
attached TO the civil administration
Several destroyers, ii is announced.
will remain in the waters as guard
ships
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
MILLIONS FOR SHIP BOARD.
Senate Passes Second Deficiency Bin
Carrying Sill 100000.

washington, June 4.-The second
deficiency appropriation bill carrying
a total Of S154.O00. 900 was passed late
yesterday by the Senate.
Although there WAS considerable de-
bate, particularly on the Shipping
Board item which totaled Sill 900 900,
of Which SCI 900 600 was for construc-
ton purposes and the remainder an
emergency fund to meet claims for
damages and various other purposes,
the bin was passed without a roll call.
no Senator voting against it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
THIEVES Use ETHER
ON TWO SONS OF
DAVID H|RSHMAN
I'm Order to Rob the House,
Located at Ninth and
Spruce Streets.
CASH AND WATCHES GONE

Burglars early yesterday morning
gained entrance to the home of Ma
than Hirshman. grocer. at the south
west corner of Ninth and Spruce
streets. etherized his two sons. Albert
and David Hirshman. and escaped
with approximately $3.50 I'm cash, az
we'll as two gold watches valued at
800.
The robbery was first discovered by
Albert. who occupies room separate
from that of his older brother. He
was awakened shortly before daybreak
yesterday morning. when he found
himself entangled in a lace curtain
and also suffering from a severe head
ache Using all his strength, ne called
to his father and an investigation re-
suited
In Davids room. every effort to
arouse the occupant proved futile and
even fresh air failed to fully revive
him from his stupefied condition. A
handkerchief in Davids bed told the
tale of the method used by the
burglars The handkerchief. as well
as the lace curtain. had been saturated
with ether and placed over the faces
OF the boys
Entrance TO the house was gained
by climbing to the roof of n porch
on Spruce street The burglars care
fully removed the window screen, laid
it to ore side. and after gaining en-
trance to Albert's room, removed the
lace curtain from the window. ether
lied the boys and went to work.
Attempts at Robbery.
Another attempt at robbery was re-
ported within a square Of the Hirsh-
man store. At the grocery store Of
Foreman 4 Fisher. Ninth and Pine.
the robbers, evidently the same gang,
made an unsuccessful attempt to force
ar entrance. Failing in their efforts,
they next directed their attention to
an apartment at COL East Ninth street.
adjoining the Foreman & Fisher store.
Shortly before daybreak yesterday
morning Mrs. VIM. Townsley, living
directly opposite the store. saw two
men lettering near the corner.
Yesterday afternoon the police re-
covered a bicycle abandoned in the
yard at GIL West Third street. A
stolen bicycle was recently discovered
in the Brandywine near Washington
bridge. These bicycles. 1t Is believed.
we're stolen and then used BY robbers
for night operations.
Captain OF Detectives Benson this
morning stated that the public should
cooperate with the police. Extra men
are always kept al the police station.
il was explained, and more frequent
use of the police telephone at night
j.; urged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
AUsTRIANs NOT DIsL0YAL.
Officers, Friends of 0nsted Emperor
Acquitted of Treason Charge.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Vienna June 4.--Major General
Joseph Hummel, formerly of the
Austrian army and eleven other ex-
officers who were placed on trial be-
fore q special court here Wednesday
on the charge of having committed
treason in connection with the recent
attempt Of former emperor Charles
to regain the Hungarian throne. were
acquitted by a verdict rendered last
yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
WILL TEACH MAILING SYSTEM
Postofiee Department Seeks C0-Opera-
tion of school Children.

Postmaster General Hays has asked
the cooperation Of the Wilmington
Office in a campaign to teach school
children information which. II is be-
lieved, viii facilitate The work Of tho
postoffioe Department in handling the
mails. Postmaster James J. English
has taken steps 10 interest the school
authorities and with them will formu-
late the plans 20 be followed
The subjects suggested are the
proper arrangement OF the address on
letters and packages. the address OF
sender In upper left hand corner
postage on upper right corner and ad-
dress running from center "a lower
right hand corner; making out APP
plicatlons for money orders. registry
az letters: domestic and foreign rates
Of postage; wrapping and addressing
packages for mailing.
lf these essentials Of mailing are
Impressed on children. the thought is
that errors in handling will be cut
down and delivery expedited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Cool START FOR NEXT WEEK.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, June Weather pre-
dictions for the Atlantic states fer the
week beginning Monday are
Atlantic and East Cuff States cool
FIRST half. normal temperature there-
after. Generally fair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
SHOT As FOE OF ENGLAND.
Irishman. Convicted of Attacking
Police, Dies Before Firing Squad.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Limerick. Ireland, June 4.-Thonas
Keane, sentenced 10 death by a court
martial on conviction Of being inn
properly in possession of arms and OF
having taken part in an attack upon
police at Singland, vas shot by a FIR
ing squad in the barracks square here
this morning
Keanc met his fate without a CULVER.
As the execution was being carried
out large crowds outside the barracks
offered prayers and sang hymns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
MASKED BANDITS HOLD UP SHIP.
Attack Grew OF Shipping Board Boat
at Hampton Roads Injuring Eight.

By Associated Pr Ass to Every Evening.
Old Point Comfort. Va. June "A
party Of masked men boarded the
Shipping Board steamer Mitchell in
Hampton Roads today and attacked
the crew. badly injuring eight and
slightly injuring several others.
A naval detachment answered the
MitchelI's call for held, but before the
blueiackets arrived the attackers
escaped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
STORMS DELUGE COLORADO;
4 DROWN; PROPERTY LOSS
RUNNING INTO MILLIONS

Pueblo Entirely Inundated and Cut or From Outside
World, With Damages Aggegating $4,000, 900; Dan
at Marshall Breaks, Driving People From Their
Homes; Louisville Completely Flooded Houses and
Other Buildings Carried Away; Three Hundred Auto
Tourists Marooned in Cars; Mother, Baby and Two
Other Children Lose Their Lives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Motor Vehicle Owners Attention.

You are required to file a Certificate
Of Title under the new Act approved
March 24th. 1921. Do II now. lest you
forget c. J. O'Keefe. Notary Public.
Ne. 8 West Seventh street Phone
I9SI.--Ativ,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
RIGHT TO BAR SOCIALISTS.
No Abridgement of Free Speech
New York Court Decides in
Mount Vernon Case.
q Assoeiated Press b Every E.venln.,

D. <assut5It4Ltt tft'ssa 10 IlFtTy t<FtHiHs'
New York, June 4-The Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court decided
today in Brooklyn that the city o.
Mount Vernon was within its rights
when it refused to allow Socialists to
hold street meeting on October 2.
1920.
The Socialists had asserted the ac-
ton abridged the right of free speech
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Complete Election Results

Will be published tomorrow exclusive
ly in THE SUNDAY STAR, Della
wares Only Sunday newspaper At
all newsdealers SC per copy.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
DU P0NT AMERICAN INDUSTRIES
INCREASE CAPITAIIIATI0S

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover. June 4.-1'he du Pont Ameri-
can Industries Inc. today increased
its capitalization from $4,000 600 to
$40, 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Weather F.recast.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Mashingtcn June 49, weather fore
cast for Delaware
Fair tonight and Sunday cooler toniSht
fresh north and northeast winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04
Amusements Tonight.

The Playhouse sacred and Prafane
Love.
Majestic Midsummer Madness
Qtepn-'sC dickens,
Arcadia a-tThe Easy Road
savoy Red Foam
Rialto-" Riders Of The Purple sage.
strand The Magic Cup
Auditorium-D Dancing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Thing, lighting fixtures, fireplace
fittings. Geo. w. McCauliey & Son,
l03 West Eighth street.--AdY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Plumbing and heating. Alfred A.
Dorsey. COS Orange St. Phone ss1.--
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Have you tried Clover Dairy But
t~rf Telephones 15s0-i54l.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-04

Train service in eastern Coiorado
was seriously disrupted hy ths aoed~.
Residents 81 Marshall Who renlaina3
un an night to he rcady CD leave on \
Few minutes notice in case tho dam
of the reservoir ahove the Clty broke
said over the telephone this mornine
thar water was running throueh th.
streets and That most 81 fht househoii-
ers had moved their coods ont nf fhs
hoadDd r,giop Rain Was stiil falling
over eastern Colorado Az nv, o'cA,.e.
in steady downpour, reports said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
|MPER|ALS
OPEN WITH
TOUCH FOE
La BELLE FIELD WILL BE SCENE
or INITIAL AMATEUR EN-
| COUNTER
oAms Scheduled for Sunday Afternoon
with the KICKOFF ~ 3 o'Clocf.

Manager Jack Riley OF the Imperial
football team. Wcllsburgs representa-
tive eleven for the season Of 1921. an
nounces that his outfit will open their
season next Sunday afternoon at the
La Belle field playing the Benwood y.
G.. eleven Of Benwood which team Is
reputed to be one oc the stronges!
around Wheeling this season.
wellsburg fans arc anxious TO see the
Impcrials in action. and await with
much interest the kickoff which will
bring together two exceptionally strong
clevens. The lmperials are without the
services Of Barnes this season. but
Allen. a former Bethany man. is holding
down tho pivot station. and seems 10 be
doing 80 in a satisfactory manner.
Walter Hahn is a new man In the
backfield also. and much Is being OK
pected from this player. while In Hink-
ley and Roush. Riley is Of the opinion
that his ends are we'll taken care Of.
Aside from these changes. tn" team vii.
appear as II closed tho season last year.
The KICKOFF will be promptly a. :
O'Clock. and capable officials will be in
charge.
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expected to show wonderful form this

expected to show wonderful form this
:ca~'n
phi". on October 8, Is expecting an
Other hard game when. at Wheeling,
bethany will be met. Last year Ohio
Gr. r;ticL The West Virg!nians by Z close
score. Ohio has reports that Bethany
Will lie loaded this year with q team
t"ic" as good and Is not altogether OPP
timistic about the coming contest.
Problem On His Hands
The fact Is that Coach Finsterwald
has Z problem on his hands In making
n machine out Of The new men who form
tho nucleus for his varsity They
have promise Of great strength but their
being unscasoned may work havoc with
their attempts TO come through" for
their alma mater.
Ohin's lire IL heavier this year than
II was last, but at best will not average
more than 10 pounds. which wilk make
Il lighter than both the Syracuse line
and the Bethany line. However. the
Green and White has absorbed 4 new
spirit of fight from the fact that six
coaches are daily grilling them In every
DEPARTMENT Of tho game. Ohio 10 fortu-
, nate in having several very able assist.
ant coaches to help F1nsterwald out. In
Phil Zenner. Ohio has line coach OF
good ability. Zeaner played three years
on Yale Tniversity's team. FinsterWald
I IL backneld man which makes the
! combination 4 good ono.
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5 BEST
PAGER BEATEN
BY SINGLE {.

Chcs,erv!llc, Ont. Sept :? Single G
champion PAGER Of the United states
owned by William Narf""t az cam
bridge. Ind. showed his heels today I"
CanadA's fastest pace, R"nala. In two
heats II special harness race for
purse Of $1,000.
In the first brush the Canadian entry
led until the last titty yards. when
single q. BY magnificent arur'.
dashed under the wire u winner by n
length. The time was @h".
The second neat lacked Il thrill Tor
tho American horse led all thu way and
jnIucd to the finish IN is. after
Roma "a went of the track At The quar-
ter mile turn when he went w:dc in an
attempt 10 head IN his rival Al
though Single q. had won. HIS owner
consented to third heat, which the
American PAGER won easily. No time was
announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
BABE RUTH Ill
Of THE GRIPPE

New York. Sept. 29.-Rahe Ruth IS
confined TO his bed At his hotel here wi n
an attack OF griRe. which prevent
ed him playing tn the New York
team against the Athletics At rhi!adel-
phia today. according to the New York
Evening World.
The heavy hitting Yankee Is believed
70 have caught cold while motoring with
his wife in his favorite roadster Last
night ne complained Of chills and fever
ana his physician. after summoning two
other doctors. ordered him 10 bed
While fear WAS expressed that Ruth
might rot be able TO play bah for sew
eral days. II WAS said at eadQuarters
OF the American league club that he
would be back In tho lineup tomorr w.
The possibility that he might be
unable TO participate in tho coming
worlds series was ridiculsd.
Ruth's illness became known whom he
failed 10 JOIN Manager Husgins AMI his
team mates at IL o'clock to board the
train tor Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ruth. NJ ne. apartment In the
Hotel Ansonia. confirmed the fact tina {
her husband was suffering from an at
tack OF grippe. but said she expected he
would be At the plate tomorrow for the
second game OF the Yankees series with
the Philadelphia Americans She added
that Rabe was suffering from nervous
troubles
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do ROT know when they VIII n"t" IN"
return "trip hut state that tbs h:he - Il
mild one compared to the one they com
template making To IcliuTSi"n" park
next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30

Have you been reading "Ths Revolt
Of Vera sanderson7" II ends With the
week ending ootoesr !, and viii Be fol-
lowed BY another splendid serial. "Ths
New osnsration," By the sams author.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
BUFFALO CREEK BOYS
WILL WORK OUT TODAY
ON HI SCHOOL FIELD

Graduate Manager D. l.. Boyd "t
Bethan, colleges football team was In
The city Yesterday afternoon for few
minutes and completed ARRANGEMENTS
for the Green and White eleven to holi
short workout on the public school
athletic feld on the Island today. before
going on to Marietta where the Marietta
college eleven will bs met tomorrow
afternoon.
The Buffaloites will arrive here short
ly after neon. They will go al once TO
the field where the practice Will be held,
and will entrain for the game at AIS.
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OHIO UNIVERSITY
PREPARING TO Be
! FIT FOR BETHANY
Will Meet Bunalcites O Week from
saturday-SyTacuae University
Tomorrow

Special Dispatch To The InteiiGcncer.
Athens O.. Sept. 2?.--Captain i"PegO
Fuller. one of tho best halfhaCks N
Ohio. and chosen .aEt season by many
sport writer's In this state on the all
Ohio eleven at halfback position. VIII
I lead tho attack of Ohio University's
, eleven Saturday at Archbold stadium
when 1t makes It's stand against the big
| Syracuse University eleven.
Fuller !s playing his last year az Ohio
with practically new team. Last
years ycarlinEs have almost supplanied
the vets that have returned with but a
few exceptions. Fibre. Il seasoned vet
Gran Of outstanding defensive ability,
Will be used at full. Litter and Rush
rr Duvall new men. will complete the
backncld. Harley C'Dutch') Litter Is
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why 40 you cal HIM scatter.
Drained"
Because hc gives every ono piece
Of his mind - Ways!de Tales.
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" GIRL H|kERS
STOP IN CITY
THREE YOUNG LADIES FRoA NEW
YORK ARE HERE on WALK to
DAYTON, OHIO.
VIII Visit Former PhyrtcA pirsoeor'
See Their First Coal Mine.

ThroUgh desire /" visit their former
rhvSlrul director. Miss carolyn ShofE'
at Dayton, u. tho Misses Ehz'N"lh
Fleck~nstcln. isabella Henderson ana
Madeline Ruff. AL of New YORK 'I'E'
and members Of the West side hrnn'h or
tho y. W. c. A.. arc hiking from the
metropolis 10 Dayton. Miss shore WIS.
before going L. III" Ohio city. associat"n
with tho Wsst SIDE ~" and IA an en-
thusiastic h!ker. and a. lover or inc
great nIld""rs
Gazing 10y train n WISH MISS Sho'e.
who vas So intensely fond NJ hiking ana
~" in great measure. taught us Rir's
of tho Yves, Side "Y' to got tho fullest
cnjnvmcut from this wholesome cA"r-
else seemed too prosaiC." Miss HGnder-
son declared so We decided that we
would make the trip 'cross-countrN.
In the beginning VIC formed Hike 20
DAYTON club. with about thirteen mem
hers. and we have our little pins Win
the Insignia lid" II seems that VIC
three were 'hc only lucky ones In mo
club. however. for all the others. VINO
were 40 ANXIOUS to come along. were
kept from joining us through various
easons We left Now York city on
September u. ard expect 10 DO In Day
ton within few days.
Ftnd Wheeling HoSpitAols.
All OF the girls we're enthusiastic
about their reception at the various
places visited. especially mentioning
Lancaster. Pa. "Rut." said Miss Flock
cnstein. We really think Wheeling IL
the most h"sp!tnhle city Of all. Not
only have all tho residents we have met
been esreCIalIy kind. hut the folks At
the "Y" nrc wonderful. II is a pleas
ure indeed to travel under the circum-
stances We have met and We cannot say
too much in expressing our Apprec'a-
ton Of the kindness met In this city.
we met Mr. Sydney Mccoy Of tho
Mccoy Art store. At Henderson. a little
stop outside Washington, Pa, and ha
kindly brought us to Wheeling. We
had not intended coming here At that
rimc hut are glad We did for II rave US
AN ,vtra dav to tax" In tho sights here.
We have visited many wonderful sights.
including battle grounds. on the hike,
but We never had seen a coal mine ne
foe coming 10 Wheeling. Mr.. Nicoll
81 the Nicoll Art store. whom he heard
this very kindly arranged To have MI.
Charles Long. superintendent OF tho
HnGgS Run mine. take us through. 4
blast was shot for our hcnent and we
were allowed to select bits OF coal To-
souvenirs. These pieces Mr.. Nicoll box
rd for us and We sent them home to our
friends who will br greatly interested
In specimens Of soft coal"
To See. Mayor To-day.
Following an interview with Maror
Thon"r this morning about $40 o'clock.
the mixers expect 10 start some time
around 10 o'clock to cambridge O., and
will land In Dayton. via GAINESVILLE. With
in a few days \ letter from Mayor
Hylan Of New York City 10 the Dayton
mayor Is carried. The girls state they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-30
STEWART AND HAHN
IN new YORK SOON?
Manager Al Hayes Receives Nottes 1otn
Boys WIN 1s Doofsd Some Time
This Season.

A., Hayes. manager Of number OF
local boxers yesterday received wor'l
from Leo Flynn. MATCHMAKER IF 'hs
Madison Square Garden rink In N"w
York. that both Walter Goo S,ewar,
ard Errnie Hahn. local boxers. will he
given chances TO show their wares In
the big town this season.
Hayes has been dIckerinE TO land the
boys In the fast set tor some time. and
the announcement comes az welcome
news
Manager Hayes at once got busy. and
hst evening had applied for licenses
under the laws ~ New York as required