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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
CHILD HIT AND KILLED
BY MARKET ST. AUTOIST
Never Regained Consciousness
and Died as Ambulance
Reached Hospital.

Dartlng across the street with a loSf
Of bread for dinner. Thomas Hodgklss.
years old. was struck by an automobile
in front of his home, 04 Market street.
III front OF his home. 500 Market street.
at / O'Clock this afternoon He died
within "a few minutes after being 3d
mitted to the Homeopathic Hospital.
According 10 witnesses. the child was
sent To the store and was returning to
his home with bread under his arm
when he attempted 60 cross the street.
tie stepped from behind "a waGon direct
II IN the path OF an automobile driven
by j. G. Anderson, a grocer. This mud
guard struck the child in the side and
hurled him 10 the ground.
MIR Anderson stopped his Cag and
offered to take the child to the hospital
hut the ambulance had been summoned.
The child was unconscious and never
rallied
Thomas was the son If Alr. ana AIra.
samuel Hodgkiss. The father works Il
the pullman shops and the mother 81
also employed. He IS survived by two
sisters.
Detectives Nirden ana Wallace We're
sent at l.3o O'Clock to take Mr. Ander-
son into custody.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
HARDING NAMES |. {. {.
TARIFF COMMISSIONERS
President Also Appoints Stitt
Surgeon-Cenerai OF Navy and
S. D. Butler, Brig.-Generai.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington. March ll.-F'ormer Rep
resentative John j. Esch Of Wiscon-
sin. and Mark n. Potter OF New York,
were nominated today by President
Harding 70 be members Cf the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
Fred Morris Dearing Of Missouri was
nominated today By President Hard
ing TO be assistant Secretary Of state,
Walter Lyon OF Pittsburg vas nomi-
mated to be United States attorney for
the western district OF Pennsylvania.
William II. Joyce OF Los Angeles
Calf. was renominated for membership
on the Federal Farm Loan board.
Thomas .. Marvin Of Massachusetts
was nominated TO be a member of tbs
Tariff Commission. and william ). Cul-
bertson OF Kansas was nominated as a
member OF that commission.
SNIedical Director Edward z. Stitt was
nominated to be Surgeon General OF
the Navy and Captain Charles 3. Nc
Way, Jr.. 10 be chief Of the bureau o;
ordnance with the rank Of rear admiral
Three brigadier-genera,s IN the
Marine Corps were nominated 70 their
present rank. They are Smedley d
Butler of West Chester. Pa. Logan
Feiand and Harry Lee.
Other nominations included Chaplain
John Thomas Axton TO be chief OF
chaplains of the army with the ranb
of colonel and Earnest Lester Jones. @.
Virginia. 10 be director of the coast
and geodetic survey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
CITY COUNCIL WANTS
POWER TO TAX MARSH
LANDS WITHIN CITY
Names Committee to Urge Pas
sage of Bill Pending in
Legislature.
BOND ISSUE FOR STREETS

Taxation OF marsh lands within the
city OF Wilmington Ia favored by the
city Council which last night appoint
cd committee to appear before the
Legislature and urge passage Of n pend
Ing bill abolishing the law whereby the
ground at present is exempt from taxa
tion for "A period OF ten years after being
filled I'm and improved.
Tho city Council also indorsed a bill
providing for the payment to tncorpo-
ated cities and towns and hundreds not
included in the corporate limits, OF
one half the license fees collected by
clerks Of peace OF counties This money.
the bill provides, would hc used for the
Improvement Of streets and highways
within the incorporated cities and towns
and the hundreds not incorporated
Instead Of being beneficial TO the city.
the present exemption If marsh lands
IS proving q defrimcnt to progress tn"
city Council decided tn" law was in
tended to be- an Incentive ~ the i'm
provcmcnt Of otherwise worthless prop
crty. but has merely proved means
whereby speculatnrs can SIT down and
wait for the natural growth oi III" city
to greatly enhance tho value of their
holdings without them making any
outlay
Continued on rage %
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
TOOTH IN HIS LUNG
SERIOUS TO J. B. BROAD
S.pay DiscIoses Cause Of Serious
illness of du Pont Comp
troller.

Ar x-ray photograph made yester-
..v ~ James B. Broad. Of llc5 Noting
am road comptroller of the du Pont
ST nov AZ the Homeopathic Hospital,
f.,eals-d that the extreme irritation TO
.ta 1unef for which ne is under treat
,tept ls caused by the lodgment Of a
t,oth or that organ Several weeks
sgo the patient had four teeth eX-
,tarted one ~ which II Is said was
inaccountec for after il was drawn
al diagnosis early III Mr. Broad :
luess after he had gone 70 the hospi-
Ii Il was concluded that there was a
.pot on the lung that was causing
ne trouble.
- ms condition became worse an
rh.r ray was made and ~ the con
IMITATION following the tooth was dis
nyered on the lung and il Was held "a
= the cause % the patients condition
+, y said that az the dentists several
8a,s ago Nj Broad took gas. and that
pr4 af the extracted teeth had acci-
fentaIly slipped down the wind pipe tc
a. lung. where il has just been dis
covered
NJ Broads condition IS extremely
critical. Il IL reported. The physicians
drrlnr, That unless an operation is per
f4rtatd Immediately he cannot recover
nbll, ou the other hand II is feared al
operation might prove fatal, as the
.bt4,nt la extremely weak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
MAXWELL MOTOR co,
ENTERS A DENIAL
Vice-President Tucker. in Answer
to Bill, Takes Exception
to Many Items.

An answer has been nled in the
clerks office of tho L s District Court
in the case Of Charles J True vs. Max
we'll Motor 60. Inc. by Carll Tucker.
the vice president
This claims numerous errors IN the
bin of complaint Special stress IL laid
upon the fact that the book value of the
stock Of the defendant corporation.
stated nj $2211T.230 30 an Of December
:. 1920. ~ liable to deductions for re-
serves for depreciation. contingent In 8
hilities. etc asEreEatine t45f3. 2f5 Sc .
and Furthermore that aaid book value.
approximatodSf3l ier share on tho out
Standing frat preferred atn-t. lis large
N dependent on the defendant being n
going concern
Respecting the amount - tho ag
Ereeato tangible assets - the chalmers
Motor Corporation these are asserted o.
have had the value on December 2 fa2e.
~ S4.51a.-22a7 aud RET E435.ol402. ~
alleged in the complaint
1t Is admitted that u meeting of
stockholders called - 10 held IN this
city OF or about October ~ Iq.n. ms
been adjourned from Time to time. aud
has never been held tut proof is de
manded that properly accredited rep.
pointed 10 attend said meeting and
holds thar the cause ~ tho adjourn
ment Of the meeting was tho failure of
tho defendant 10 receive i aufficient
number Of proxies to constitute "A
quorum
II is admitted that thu It'll of-com-
plaint filed on January H. 1921 In tho
District Court for the Southern District
ot Michigan. as w.n as others IN Indi-
ana and ohio. was filed for the purpose
~ averting the danger of Judgments
ievies etc. substantially all Of the
property ~ the defendant being located
in those three states tho courts as
Stunning Jurisdiction and control OF the
assets
II IS denied that tho equities in de-
PENDANTS property sufficient 20 provide
for the fun value OF the plaintiff's
stock and that el other first preferred
creditors in case thc property OF the de-
fendaut Is iquidatcd
The dismissal OF the bill of complaint
is asked
The case is not likely 70 be reached
before the June term Of court
Andrew {. Gray and n y. Poor are
solicitors for the defendant.
\ petition for leave 10 intervene ir
the SUIT has also been filed by Rober'
December y. 1870. the owner of 20C
shares Of first preferred stock Of Max
well Motor Company He is represent
ed by Robert II. Richards and g Walter
Randall.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS
SMALL SCHOOL BOARD
Senate Measure to be Considered
at Special Meeting Monday
Night.

To determine the attitude Of the City
Council toward the proposed seven
member Board Of Education, a special
meeting viii be held in the Council
Chamber on Monday night. when the
Senate bill Will be again discussed and
action on its Endorsement taken.
The question Of Endorsement was be
fore the Council last night, but opposi-
ton developed to wording Of certain
sections Of the bill. Councilman
Mulvena in particular was opposed to
the paragraph in the government re
port on the school survey in which
the words poor wards" are used The
report states that one Of the advantages
Of a board elected at large was that
the board comes to partake Of the
characteristics Of the city as a whole
with the inevitable elimination Of the
representation from the poor wards "
The majority Of the members favored
Endorsement Of the bill, which also
provides for the issuance Of bonds for
the improvements Of the Wilmington
schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
REDUCTION IN WAGES
OF UNSKILLED R. R.
WORKERS IS GENERAL
Movement TO Lower Pay Of Labor
Of Roads Has Become
Nation-W vide.
CURThlLMENT NECESSARY"

f.y Annotated Press n Every Ereuirg
New York Mareh ii - general move
~ the ranraad ~ fh!a country - CIT
wartime uaRee iorR forecast ~ rail
officials. appeared 81 aa IT. fIll swing
today FoUowtne the load n several
Ines which cartier md announced cots.
the %aw FORK Central and the New
York. %ew Hazer = Hartford railroads.
lt me East. and virtually every rail-
road II tho West anuoInr ~ proposed
reductions yegferday Further state
ulents from 8ree maj nave not yet ar
nounced outs we're predicted -oday
ofrials ~ various lines today w"re
arrar giug coGferencea rith am pioyes .n
an effort - roach agreements IN the
proposed refgctiors TEc plars - aa-
rounced affect orIy unskllIed ard sAni-
skilled labor Men engaged ID me
actual operation II trains. telegrap piers
nd station agents are rot Included
The New York central and Sew York.
&ev Haven b Hartford. qchoHe -educ-
ton annoonre ernents included men IN =
classes of labor. we're expected To open
negotiations with their men next week
Arrangements FOR carly conferences
also were reported being made by the
santa Fe. chicago Milwaukee r ST.
paul. Chicago & Great Western, CHI
cago, Rock island < Pacific and the
Chicago Northwestern, aA With
headquarters AZ Chicago.
The Long Island railroad net III
skilled employees representatives hers
YESTERDAY ard failing 0f agreement an.
nounced the matter would he placed
before the Railroad Labor Board.
Continued IN page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
FALLING STOCK MARKET
REFLECTS R. R. ATTITUDE
General Liquidation Extended 70
Every Branch OF Wall
Streets Activity.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
<ew York. March 1.-THE stock mar
ket was feyerishiy active and unsettled
again today many prominent issues
falling / 70 8 points before noon on
dealings aggregatng hat million
shares.
The enforced nature Of the selling
was indicated by numerous offerings II
low priced rails. industrlals and specia. Z
ties in blocks q 900 shares. There was
also heavy selling, however. By the short
interest.
No branch Of the stock market was
free from the liquidation which con-
ttnued to be influenced mainly BY The
attitude OF tbs railroad companies IN
their avowed purpose 70 correct exist
ing economic conditions.
The decline was partially checked az
midday but the huying power seemed 20
he negligible in comparison wiki the
weight Of selling pressure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
S5,OOO,0O0 WHISKY
THEFT IS UNCOVERED
THROUGH LOCAL TIP
Officer Howard Detected Dlsap-
pearance of 10000
Gallons.
FROM u. S. WAREHOUSE

one of the most gigantic liquor scan
dals developcd since the EiEhtcenth
amendment to tho Federal constitution
became effective. was uncovered, il was
learned today, by Federal Enforcement
officer Israel Howard, connected with
the local office. through information OBJ
taincd in Wilmington.
According 10 officer Howard the
shortage of l67 600 gallons of liquor
stored in a government warehouse IN
Newark was revealed through informa
iion submitted by him TO the Newark
,nforceme authorities, The liquor.
valued at approximately $4,000, Gee dis
appeared few days ago and its dis
appcarance covers number of bold
transactions. compared with which all
other previous scandals pale into in
significance.
when interviewed hy a representa-
tive for Every Evening this morning
Ofllcer Howard stated that his infor-
nation of the scandal WAS received
while reconnoiterinG in thc lobby Of the
Hotel du Pont.
Two days ago. he said. he entered
the lobby OF the hotel and while there
was informed Of the presence Of two
strangers. who were acting in a sus-
ylcious manner Both men We're pointed
ont to hin, and Howard succeeded IN
securing the necessary information
Roth men. ii developed later. We're ad-
vauc,. agents of the whisky ring and
after the smuggling OF the whisky from
the Newark warehouse they We're sent
ahead 10 make arrangements for its
delivery in Washington.
From Wilmington the advance agents
left for Philadelphia. where they were
met hy two other agents Al Philadel
we're made and the liquor was safely
smuggled through New Jersey, Penn
sylvania. Delaware and finally into the
District II Columbia.
After overhearing the plans Of tbs
liquor smugglers in the Hotel du Pont
Officer Howard Immediately Informed
the Newark officials, which finally led
10 the discovery Of the missing liquor
According TO Government agents. tht
source Of supply Of liquor for the en-
tire northern part Of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. The man in charge oi
the warehouse IS being held under $50
COO bail pending investigation.
The Federal Government may be a
heavy loser as a result Of the alleged
liquor defalcation Liquor is placed il
bonded warehouses by owners without
payment Of tax until It is released and
consequently the government will be
liable for the missing whisky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
PAY Of SKILLED R. R.
WORKERS ALSO DUE
FOR AN EARLY CUT
Roads Throughout the Country
10 Unite IN Movement %
Lower Wages
UNION MEN WILL CONFER

~ Ase,.o.atsH Press
rtf.'Ro Moro -'rrr
aaos. refa,'irrs 81 t-r taVss sFr ~
svuplovss ar.rsEf arar
many raHroats .--..E Err
trv 81 -esr sv "a. .r+r-e-tr a~a
4 ne ua ~ wr----s a~rr-
tnF ~ lr~.a'v me s--~- .sto-
-aHway svar '.--s
sgrh red f~tI--s rnre m
handled udlv'd .sEy frf~
roads r The SANE -rs ~~-- trss s~nsar
arnct .r7~errer. II -1f = -a~ ~ naFr -
vo-rers now ARE rairg nade raa
said vifl ~ ATTEMPT sf onr-rfar
simultaneous action .~ tre -aiI~usfH
m me Effh 'hfs policy ar~g-~
became known hat the aEsr~fafi0r Hr
rea+trK ~rw -
March 4 adopted -aoi1 1+irr 1sf
yas -he ssr4e II .re reetinE raf
dar-Iorz y ~ pav ~ skilled -rnploye-
we're not ~onsldered -te~'iona ~ fra
executives
The r-atter va .1sr --serr.s y ~
individual -1ad-
Jfnctais IN ne a-aor.atiou t1dav gra
6fcted mat annog Moments ar 4 -eac
lQstrnent - me wage scale - sxfIsd
men similar -1 tn- ~ made q faw
days ago 81 -ne PsrnsvIvauia in@.
soon would j. .lrthrousna
From the abor sids title eommerr
came on the annouucernentH ~ rupcseo
reductions ~ lnsk.led employees wages
Il was said tnat ne matter would aava
20 come 1efore ne aA-4rosso I.ah-lr
Board and that me unions -hlef o.
cern now va. ~ see mat ne --ads
+ acted II accordance with the rranspurrn
ton act
BeAes mat -he 1roDcsa. n me Penn
syI~ania road ~ -onfer ldiy1dually
with -ne rar.o4s raIta over rem
wage scale rllgh. not - US acc1rdnnrs
with the spirit e me transportation acf
was expressed Isl abr aacers rhev
said mat one conferences must - ca4Iea
covering a44 rats.
80 word rad oeen gwen r4t v hs
.a5or board -CnceTnilg ne reQ4-st y
the unions mat A Eruup q AWAY Is
ecurives Be -lopoenae1 f0T cross ll@s
tIonlng.
The above announcement "a. -iads
several hours .arer ,o1Ay nan -l. one
printed IA the ext column M 1ver
Evening. 20 the effect mat 81 ~ =
pay would extend 1n4y IS -sNiile4
and lusAA!ed workers rors.. lent4,
the reducL4oa vl. extend a. c.asses
q railroad employees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
RETIRES FROM ROAD WORK.
Josiah Marvel to Quit Highway
Commission on May I. He
Tells Associates.

Dover. March l1.-Members of the
state Highway Commissions met here
today and discussed plans for road work
the coming summer All the new work,
however. is dependent upon the apprO-
priations that the Legislature may
make The work Is Of deep interest to
the respective counties because it win
consist Of roads running east and west.
Josiah Marvel notified his fellow com
missioners that his term Of office would
expire on May l, and he was not seek
ing any reappointment. He has served
four years on the commission. and has
taken 8 great interest in the road
building. having been one Of the men
who framed the law creating the High
way Commission.
Mr.. Marvel told his associates that
he felt that he had performed his full
duty and wished to retire from the
commission, giving more Of his time
to his legal business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
GIVE UP PETROGRAD
OR WE'LL BOMBARO
It, REDS ARE TOLD
RsvoIutionaries Declared to be
Constantly Winning in Battle
for Russian Capital.
SOVIET TROOPS DISL0YAL

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London Mnrch 1l.-Revolutionary
authorities nj the fortress Of Kronstadt
have sent an ultinatum to the Soviet
authorities In retrograd. demanding the
surrender of the city before March p.
II the city In not given up. the ulti-
mntum declares. there will he "a general
bombardment II IS asserted in an Abo.
Finland. dispatch 10 the London Times
Wholesals arrests md executions ~
workmsn are said to have occurred at
OrHnienbnum. systerbak and Petrograd
kronstaft last night sent out n wire
less dispatch denying Bolshevik state
ments that the fortress vas without
food says telegrarn from stockholm
To the contrary there is plenty of food
and ammunition there the message
stated
Artillery IRE from Krouatadt hhs
been extremely we'll directed tho wire
less dispatch Is quoted as saying The
fortreaa of TodIebrn ard all nth"r
Soviet batteries on the Karclinu poniu-
saln have been completely dnmoliHhed
Two of The four l2-ireh guns ~ Kra-
snoye Gorka have been Hilcuced by
shells from tho bnttle~hip Petropa
vlovsk. krasnoye Gorka has been iso.
lated. the railroad q Il has been de
strpyed and II thaw has PLACED the SIR
rounding marshes in sach condition that
The fortress haa beep oft ef from the
rest IF tn HeishevIk forces
great anti Roishegik movement in
the ticinity q MUSK. Whifo Russia is
reported In ReltorR dispatch from
Helaingfora Soviet trcopa arc aaId n
base nt1tInied and murdered Rolahaylk
comiaisaariea there
Another dispatch mentions street
fighting between the Bolsheviki ARD
nnti Soviet units in Kicv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
CUMMINs FOR INQUIRK
INTO All RALlRoAD.

Washington Marco An 1s-sL
sAaoa .n,a he -c-re -l..rlAd s.-lauon
WI Be -es Tested - Senator lmmlna.
Caa.rulS1 * thv senate t1,el-,a-a on
0lerge Committee vnel me ssecla
scope ot ne -E-sri igalou althor
ized, MI include wages. "a - and -al
road management
Al 1ttemp; VIII be made 20 ascerta. r.
whether .he Usg- -e1Lct 1n- q "a,
roads are 'us@aed ara a.so ne sIe,
Of -he rae Increase granted D. me
Interstate -omnerce 1u1uisslon a..
wear The committed vl Sec a.
whether 7r 0ut he resent -ztes a..
5Us:sAah!e II vii a.sc - g. establish
whether or 1cg .herg has eeea nismaa
ager2eo: = ne -a.rcaGs
Senator C1lu.0s e5..et ~ me whlfs
House Yesterday lie sAe.eaea his
plan for The P,es.3ra- R.s 10
slmed President Ea-a..s a..t9ts 81 s,
Investigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
30 LANGUAGES SPOKEN
IN CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN

Washington. March Geog-
raphers suspect the ancients
knew what they were DONG Wheh
they named the capital OF the olu
Georgian kingdom Tiflis.
The word comes. according To
the National Geographic Society.
from "A phrase meaning Warm
Town" and the review adds that
the town produces seventy kinds
of language; the handsolnest
branch of the white race. par
tiCularly the women; is great
wine centre and much given to
singing and dancing
Guides are useless in Tiflis. 1t
saws. unless they can "whecdlc
and swear in at least dozen
languages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
BUTCHERS VOTE ON STRIKE.
Executive Committee of Packers
Workmen Given Authority to
Garry Out Mandate.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Omaha. Neb. March 1.-THE scene
of action in the packer labor dispute
shifted today to Chicago where inter-
national headquarters Of the Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and Butcher Work
mems Union was preparing ballots fer
a national referendum strike vote. The
vote was authorized at a conference of
Union delegates which ended here last
night
Officers of the unions took the posi-
tion that the next move VAS up to the
packers The union executive COM
Inittee was given full authority by the
conference yesterday TO call and con
duet a general strike if the vote OF the
employees favor a walkout. The ballots
will be sent out as soon as they can
be obtained from the printer it was said
and complete returns We're expected il
Chicago by next Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
Mrs. q. W. Sasse Receivers Si50.
TWO LOST CHILDREN.

Police Officer George Johnson today
found a little boy wandering around the
streets and took him to the police sta
ton The child is about four years old
Little Thorpa Jack, Of 900 West street
was also found by a police officer at
Seventh and Market streets today
The parents Of the child called for 1t
at the police station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
SIGNS DAYLIGHT REPEALER.
Saving May lie Legalized in New York
by Local Ordinance.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Albany, N. y. March 11.-Cioyernor
Miller today signed the bin repeating
the State daylight saving law,
Municipalities will be allowed to oper-
ate under daylight saving by local or
dinance under the new law. il they So
desire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
LUNCHEON FORUM.
Chamber of Commerce Members
to Discuss Legislation at
Noon on Tuesday.

Members Of the Chamber of Com
nerce win discuss measures now be-
fore the Legislature at a luncheon on
Tuesday next.
There will be no set speeches. but
the opportunity will be given any and
ali members TO express their views on
any legislation pending a. Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11

NJ. Frank West 5.3 K'ns stree. *
business man 'ost 500 '1 as, FridA
and il WAS found oy M G- r'l~net g
1S1 Market street Rr' rAu vas S.
sind ls 70 advertise tr ne 'os .ns
owner Nir rronk West ~s A0t
his IS ycars p tn, rt ras stse.
FOUND S. honest rs- Nr a4
Ttfr~al. ~ AIN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
Rotarlans Hear About Education

Joseph S. Hamilton discussed "Edu-
cation" at the luncheon Of the Rotary
Club this afternoon. William T. Budd.
Arthur l.. Bailey and William Il. Metten
made reports on the proposed charter
hearing at Dover yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
s25, 600 WORTH OF LIQUOR
IN LOAD OF POTATOES

Ogdensburg. N. y, March IL
billed as potatoes" twenty
barrels of brandy and ninety five
cases of whisky were found
secreted in a carload of potatoes
in the New York Central yards
here yesterday by customs officers.
The shipment, valued at APP
proximately $4,000. was con
signed from Montreal TO a firm
in LuZerne, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
AMERICAN TRACTORS
ADMITTED HY GERMANY

Berlin. March 1.-The Reich
tAasociated Press TO Every Evening.
stag committee on national eco
nomics has voted to recommend
that the government permit tho
entry of four tractor plows of
lightweight American model for
purposes of demonstration.
The petition for permission to
make the shipment met with
strong opposition on the part Of
tho German makers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
Fined sl0O ana Costs.

on a plea Of guilty, Howard Lefevre
was flnad $1O0 and costs by Judge
Boyce this morning on charge of
transporting liquor. 4 case ot Illegal
passessiou was retired with consent ol
the State.