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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
JAPAN WILL INSIST
ON YAP MANDATE 0AY
Will Admit No Conditions Under
Final Ruling Of Supreme
Council.

Ey Associated Press p Evers Ev~1.a-
Paris. Fea IS The eaunel .t s-
League = <at.ons tes.as ..s~ 4s~ed -n-
reply ta - sent 81 -1e -ta.rIl sa I-t-
-rnments no.e eeucernlrE mandates
Il IS believed II "4N ~ ei- - me
Washington GOV NernueaC to make loi--
the text Z the councils auswer
ToNto. Fec. 1s.-Jagau xvul mss,
.Ipoa her mandatory - ta- l~.f.-
Na... accordla. ID aGthoEl-.t.s. faLlE-
-. opinion. Tn II, tle1l Is -h- r..,l
states government tnc eNes--.},
council II tae League ot Nations a4-
aroused srvas interest e ]ap1a
ne,r Tlvlt #u ..l---- "r.
aaS already been leH@,h.,> ea-
rgcIly by tht governments IL Sac t.-
ed States sEl .'as..t-.
Il is explained here .1.tt ta4 IN aa>ss
her mandatory ~ ,ae ar.a. 5es .s,an
ihe supreme eoanea +" A,-s
which handed oeel the GH-. Sly. s
t.erth Il the equator . le 1a w..A.-t
mention ot reservation. * PRESIDENT
Wilson made oral RESERVATIONS gtet.G-
.ng Zap at Iree so..S deaot.aJ,aas Inc
council II is declared thac das.,.a p4~
l,ot represented ssHG has Eo -.h Al cu--
alzaaNe II fu-
Japan VII JaNe me s.a-J -19t tAe
mandatory u.s.,1S egGtuo. n ta- -a.~s
on the same status as Gern.3us utlyr 8
the War. Daring ,he wAr 13taa al
ycrted the Zap end Is the cable r-.
shanghai t. :h@ Leo-Dnoa L.-- hI.E
Island between Japan aHa Form 81 '.H
administrative purposes. Therefore >l-
bic communication from Ar,rg.>I 81
shanghai hy Way ot Guam ana lap
does not exist.
ii is a2.deratoa3 thar Japan h.s st.S-
sesIed 10 the United Sll,ts to iay ?
,3hl., direct IL shanghai Hans Da3u
i substitute tor she N2n eQllre.
AnonE the uezysraHtfS the \4>A.-
Nichi take- the view thtt he United
States is ia pasLs.on u a,srGer 1e
cause she has uot latua.1 the ives ,
treaty and has aag s.c~.d tae .#asAr
But. il adds cae td.tlng America s
share in yiuniuz lhe war 4 would ne
Immoral rot BE- n-jdvr lhe eoat,n-
tjOuS of AmeIlUa
The fIoghi-S i-ShuelG. EXPRESSES .a,
opinion that Amerloas S absence troc
the league does uat imply that eAe re.
uounces The rlEht to question lcaEuc da.
4 cisionS affecting Important world mat
( tagS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SIX IRISAMEN SHOT
FOR WAR ON crown
Executed by Military in Cork Jail
Despite Strong Appeals
for ClemencY.
Nv Assocla'ed rrera Il E~cry Evenirr

Bv AsE9ciafeG Trera n Errry Frenirg
CORK Feb 4s q. -fa'. the asDcs' NIT
cleraeHev rtade feeattse Tine 9gf1
Corporation. fl, fr.@hr.en n tra
m1 h,ea whose ara,4 tas fxad fri 1-
day i. har1 ts ing war
h. raser e ~ar I#lv <er5taa +.
thc riisfare a #arf.rg The rr-
ferr -hot III ua nter t''c.-
laanutes.
The ner fEnra'"d .rr-e Tl~a'h~ N~-
Carthg Thomas OErisr Pttr.er hia-
honey. Tohu Lyons Dari. Na..agnan
end Johu AlIea
The Grst aec nere rond"nned ear.-
this month for au aftark anon ta"
crown forces ~ D.4psey COUNT Crrr
n January. At.rr whose noHe .#- /.
~agerar. v8s -.re-a
stert.aI tar possessing rar rr t
ammunition 4f eaa ai- s@--e-.e -st7l
fhe king seHoh orfr.n.a Tx Il
ar. -4 t. dseldf .hat .at- IT
existed reand 4a1 #a.
full power n ast without .nte~fer@~ Z
hs the s.I osrts.
Dublin Fea That General
[et4l Afacrr1dy. eon4rra nder ~ E-
troops II ireland VAS ne ..ctim "a a1
ambuarade 4 fortnight ago ard stiI 4
suffering from 3 bullet wound u n.-
shoulder s. the report circulated il
Republican circles here. Confirmation
II the report. however. has hcca a-
possible
f-~-#f-s4sd 4e4 rra :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SENATOR ROBERTSON
/. FINDS MANY FLAWS IN
CITY CHARTER BILL
Outlined Some of Them at Con-
ference Here Saturday, but
Was Non-Commital.
BILLS FRIENDS ARE HOPEFUL

Although enemies of the proposed
Wilmington city charter, who appear
to he confined to some Republican
leaders. are striving to do everything
in their power to kill the measure.
friends of the movement say they arc
a long ways from being defeated and
that when the proper time comes they
will show their strength in way 10
surprise those politicians who ar"
against improving the municipal gov
crnment Of Wilmington
Tomorrow afternoon tho members Of
tho Ri-Parti4an Charter Committee will
meet IN tho chamber of tommerc"
Offices to iron out some objections
that Senator Robertson Who introduced
the hill into the Senate. and who has
frequcutly sand he vAs u favor Of a
new city charter, has offered Senator
Robertson objected "a several things
in the charter bin ten days ago md re-
peated these and offered several new
ones al a meeting of the legislative com
mittee of the chamber Of Commerce and
I2i-Partisau Committee lawyers on Sat
urday afternoon ono of the most inn
portant features ~ the discussion was
the refusal OF Senator Robertson 20
pledge his support e. the measure after
all his objections had been mot and
possibly agreed upon.
q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
MISS PONDER ENDS
LIFE WITH PISTOL IN
BAL TO. APART TMENT
Had Been i'm IlI-tie alth but Her
Condition Created No Suspi-
cion as to Her intention.
HAD JUST READ HER BIBLE

Mise Sara r. Ponder Of Milton was
found dead IN her apartment. IN the
Albon Hotel. Baltimore. on Saturday
afternoon with a bullet wound In her
head and pistol with ono charge cx
rloded beside her on table nearby
was a Pihle opened n some passages
on life and some Christian science lit
eraturc ~ which she wax student.
With her aunt Miss Ida Ponder. the
younger woman had heen shopping all
tho morning ard before noon thc latter
returned To hcr hotel alon" and vent
directly - her apartment where later
she was discovered dead and lying on
the floor beside the revolver she had
used to end her life.
The Ealtimor, sun of yesterday gives
the following report ~ tho circumstane-
IS Of Miss Ponder death
Wcdgcd between tn. bed and rad
ator ~ the liuti Albion. 200 Cathedral
street thc Iif.Iees hady of Miss Sarah
Elisah.tG roadcI WAS found by hei aunt
Yesterday Satayda11 afternoon An
automatic pistol Was eIuteh.d III tn
dead womaus hand and a bullet wound
MAS IN heg head
Miss Ponder was ~ Years. cid ard IS
on the bureau I'D the room VAS Rn open
l}ible On the ton of this la 4 chris
tian Scientist booklet intoriretatlve Of
the Scriptures. The open pages Of the
Bible contained passages on lie and
death
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
rRAl>o>> ,>>te>Nt>I.
Rear tdmirni ordered % .hargr
Naval uIspru~ars

GY Asese.t-,- irt-- Hfr rE
Wasn. -t.. f-.
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...s. au Et~
ta, NAr p,
.Ho,r u bars. >... 1-
a th.s
N3tu.ra' cHi.s
AIS ~S5'e1
ic1Se 1As $3.50. Ns n,.s
a.-~- 3at lrt
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N.ar> ~et..I-
Presidents ..s.
ii.s a1istA t,t
.ae \tsa. D.>se.--. t..
sa& .H3tyS
s.anl s, ta st....
A~ Dorrss-ae
ana NASTY rr.-
rv a-r, -a.- s.,
auty r. rhe Na-, ~n..d
-..ect Adu ~l ;rt.-.r Nas 4.I
,hr \ayN Dcpa.rr ..- Ar
would nerfe-u r.s Wrtt le.-, f..
Ia addition Il hose ta. \a r.-
uen-3ry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
j. S. ENGINEERS To
INSPECT TERMINAL SITE
Army Officers Will Visit Whining
ton Next Monday for That
Purpose.

Next Monday has been SET for the in
spection Of the new Marine Terminal
,roiect ou the Lobdell site By United
states engineers from Washington. ac-
,.ordiua ro 4 statement made today bE
charles III Cant, secretary of rhc
T4arbor Commission Mr.. Cant stated
hat 4 communication had been received
from the. United States Engineering De-
nartnlent. 1T washington. fixing Mon
day. March Z. as ne day for the visit.
The committee. according To the com
,,,lnication, viii comprise General Harry
Z, Tavlor. Co. Charles KelIar. COL. w.
y I,adue. col. j. &. oaks, Major Mack
Z, TYLER and a. IL Melber secretary Of
The board. The party viii arrive over
the Pennsylvania railroad AZ 1920
O'Clock.
Special arrangements for the recep-
tion Of the United States officials will be
made by the Wilmington board. The
inspection Of the harbor will be made
by land and boat. The U. $. Engineer
ing boat Josephine viii be engaged for
tbe river inspection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Automobile Show Secti on-Pages II to 20
R0CKEFELIERS DONATE
100000 FOR CHINESE RELIEF

New York. Feb 2S.--Amcricas
fund for the relief of famine
stricken China was Increased
Sb00,0 000 yesterday when John ID.
Rockefeller Jr.. subscribed $780,
600 and the Laura Spcllman
Rockefeller Fund contributed the
same amount. The gifts will be
cablcd at once to the American
Committee at Pcking for the pur-
chase of supplies for distribution
in the famine area. where there
is heavy daily death rate from
starvation.
These gifts brought the total
reported by the American Com
mittec and nine Protestant de-
nominations to $2.110.15S. This
sum is exclusive of the individual
contributions sent direct to China
hy donors. mad does not include
100000 sent 10y the American
Red Cross.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
WOMAN SEEKS PLACE IN
DELAWARE CITY COUNCIL
Mrs. Thomas ]. Whiteman Ex-
poets to be a Candidate at
the Election in April.

bin now before the Delaware As
sembly provides for In amendment to
the charter of Delaware city. allow
ing the registered women voters e vote
Al the municipal election tile FIRST Tues
day i'll April The bill has been ac-
cepted by the Senate. under the care
Of Senator Richards and is being
fostered by Representative Edward
Lester in the House ~ Representatives.
An Interesting outcome Of the recent
attainment Of the franchise for women
will be the race for Town Council Mrs.
Thomas j Whitcman expects 10 make
Her friends are planning to give her
enthusiastic support. il was said today.
If elected she will be the first woman
ia Delaware to hold such a position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
BIGGER THAN EVER,
OPENED THIS NOON
Dealers Day" Children Admit
ted Free, 3 TO s; Mayor Chief
Guest Tonight.

Although thc wcathcrnan promised
rain or Snow for today. thc san shone
brightly this morning and was taken as
an auspicious sign ny the members Or
the Wilmington Trade Automobile As
Sociation which opens its seventh an
nual automobile exhibit At the Audi
torfun. today Yesterdays weather
xns disappointing for those who had
planned Ii take their xhihifion cars
10 the Auditorium hut the san this
morning put different aspect on things
and the show cars We're hustled 70
the exhibition early today and placed
ready for the orering this noon.
This Is Dealers Day n the exhibit.
and those Who have branch agencies
down the State and on the Eastern
shore ~ Maryland have summoned
ther subordirates here today 70 inspect
the beauties AZ the show and learn the
latest points about the cars they are
Offering for sale This afternoon viii
be devoted 10 the school children.
Every child ~ school age viii be ad-
mittcd free of charge between and :
O'Clock The High school students have
bee, asked 10 write essays of 500 words
on the show for prizes that range from
IS 10 SIS There are six prizes three
Tor DoIS ana lNItt 10Y Elf4E, anu Nt44t'
some may laugh and say what does a
girl know about automobiles" & may
he said. that many of them know more
about motors than boys and many are
experienced drivers
The concert by HailiwelEs orchestra
I vii, begin a. 2.30 O'Clock and continue
until $40
The formal opening Of the show VIII
not come untu this evening. Mayor
( TAYLOR Will do The houors aud III.
Original SIX orchestra VIII begin pla>
ing II 80 and continue their concert
until 1890.
The Auditorium was a scene Of fever
ish activity this morning. DeCora tors
who did not have an opportunity to
get Al work on the place until after
the close Of the dance on Saturday
+ night. worked as speedily as rossible
in order that there might bc 10 ham
Tneriug and hanging when the exhibit
opened and they had some" job to get
through in time.
Dealers were busy with their cars
seeing that they were placed at the
right angle 70 display the finer points
and preparing their campaigns for
prospective buyers this week. The show
is not only larger In the matter Of cars
but has the added attraction this year
Of a fine display of accessories. some
thing which has never been possible
before because of the limited space.
The show VIII open every day n noon
and continue until nearly midnight
each night for the remainder Of the
week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
KILLED BROTHER TO PUT
HIM OFT OF HIS MISEHf

Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Pontiac. Mich. Feb. 2S.~-War-
ren Branfeld. il years old. was DE-
taiued by the police here today
pendlng investigation into tho
killing IN II woods near Farm
iuRtou yesterday Of his 9year
old brother Clare. The older boy
shot aud Killed bls brother. -
put him ont - his miaefy he
aaid after having accidentally
wounded him wniIo deu0uatrat
ing hls aki1 with revolver
According - Warren'a state
ruent to the sheriG he fred the
first ahot in al effort 10 ace no"
close he could cor0" 70 his broth
cr without hitting hin. Tn"
younger lad turned ~ the shot
and waa struck 81 the side Var
rem then placed the rnuzzi"
against thc proaffate enild'a mead
and pulled tho trlgg"r, iiil.nG
him Instantly
= wanted 10 pas h.fa ost "f his
misery. d.d n.f faut - gee
him suffrf. he said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
HOW TO GO TO THE
AUTOM0BII SHOW

The quickest way 10 get to the
Wilmington Automobile Show
from whatever, point you start,
is hy auto.
The Auditorium, IL which the
display OF cars is made. il on
Eleventh street, between NIadi-
son and Monroe, nearly opposite
the Eleventh street front of the
High school
Eleventh street branches off
from Delaware avenue 1t Ietfer-
son street, approaching from the
east, and all automobiles are ask
cd to approach from that direc
tion. in order 10 systematic tho
parking. which viii be directed by
a guide at the entrance To the
building.
The Delaware avenue trolley
line runs within block OF the
Auditorium. Madison street is
the nearest stop. Exchange slips
may be had from other car lines
at the various transfer points.
The show opens at noon every
day. beginning February IS. and
is continuous" until Il at night.
closing Saturday night. March 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SUBSTITUTE FOR PAID
FIRE DEPARTMENT BILL
Corrects Mistakes in Measure to
Change Police 10 Public
Safety Department.
.-....l nL-r...t from staa Correspondent

~-.ei.E yi-p-t.t from staff correspondent
state House. Dover. Feb. 2S.
Ta correct some mistakes in the bill
introduced Il senator Robertson, last
w,sk s,n.,h would make the present
r....r4 II r.H.. commissioners OF Will
.4.rr,..... +. Department u Public Safety,
10 tak. charge of the proposed paid
...r Is..al.,.g,t substitute bill.
draw ~ CIV solicitor Huxley. was
ItglrEt ~ pover ~ senator Robert
sons thlS morning
senator Robertson said the subsl-
tCfe. D. sides correcting errors n the
Original biz would also authorize the
&, rdcluuat4c, 81 property q other than
-he present volunteer fire companies, in
r.se s..ch property should bt u-eded in
.>tahlishInE the paid Fire Department
II j. lkelv that the substitute viii be
.ourht 3tp for action ln the Senate in
fsv daNs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
FRANCE MAY STRIKE
QUICKLY IF GERMANY
REMAINS OBDURbTE
French and British Generals Con-
fer on Plans for Invasion as
Last Resort
DISARMAMENT A LIVE ISSUE

~ hnsociated fr
London F., 5.o
Georr' ana Erur1
France and Flsd
ish cart ~ +ft"
tnis nrtrlrg
u"H 'o.rfrt
Minister Iae.
terday 'Ea irg
cation ~ s.ot..
s'lrr ur C,fs.
mant rsf.s' r
terrns
~ WaI''r r
u4u.ater .f .t
German 1t.or...
".t- aepe f.d
Jarsh1' -oe
o.enn Het I..r
.asaet.7 Il,
f.sssli
.o0.1ri VF..t
ard He'2.ar a.ees
Il-ao~
fr
moment -or
The Ee1e-at nan -rsld.-.1
many .ol4ta-- t.-- -a- -3.tra
animation. .-t-r--a -rv.4e
4 rorthvrart --c---ra-- -.- r.g
troops vE.-h wr
while -ha
frankfort ard er-r-a..
le-ord III q rnrsiae. lf... -r
~ far as gIl-.rH s-r..
torEaIs -.- rrr- f5a -Aa
.arsd rnte-T .+ I.-- rr
..r rs enforce -'a
treaty ann r1. -aHa
-a- Esrar.a1 E-.-ue. -er-r.-r
Tie -r--or -->rr .d l-I
-pr upon --. --..
ards. 1-t -rrr --- ....at.,. -fr.a.rtr.
fioCS Reese
-alsrar. .-@ A..as rri-rad .,.
would Fa.- r-- Eav
le da-a "t.-- -r.r .e t..-s assist
-torrr g
raF vll ..
E.- .e.
a>g-
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a.
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.arS
spared .-,r
powers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
AUTO HITS CHILD.
Three Year Ola lay mont Cir May
Have Fractured Skull.

While playing on the Philadelphia
pike near her home at Claymont shortly
after O'Clock this afternoon. Rosa
Nichfols. years old living with her
parents at Claymont, WAS struck by an
automobile driven by a Norris EOS
West Seventh street, this city.
Dl Oswald Gold Of Claymout. rushed
the child to the Delaware Hospital and
/. preliminary examination revealed a
possible fracture of the skull Morris
surrendered To the police Immediately
following the accident.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
CHAMP CLARK BETTER.
Condition of Former Speaker is
Described as More Favor
able Today.

Hy Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington. Feb. 2S.-Representntive
Champ Clark's condition was described
today as more favorable by his physi-
clan, Dr Jeesc Shoup. who issued this
bulletin:
Representative Champ Clark's con-
dtion is more favorable today than yes
terdny Ie passed a good night his
pulse volume is good and he ia resting
quietly. DR.. James +. Mitchell WAS
called in Inst night and drew off the
fluid I'm the right pleural cavity and
Mr. clark is doing very well this morn
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
IS LIVES LOST WHEN
DESTROYER IS SUNK
U. S. S. Woolsey is Struck by
Steamer, Cut in Two, and
Sent to Bottom.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Panama. Feb. IS United States naval
authorities III this city have asked 4 {.
H.udman. United States District At
torney OF the Canal Zone. 10 bring a libel
against the Steamer Steel Inventor.
which coIIidod with the L. :. DESTROYER
Woolsey off Ceiba Island early Saturday
morning. The Woolsev sank almost
immediately after the collision and six
teen sailors are believed 10 have been
drowned or killed in the collision.
captain ". Il. Turner Of the Steel
Inventor asserts the destroyer coilided
with his ship declaring that the war
vessel struck the Steel Inventor on the
port side Of her bow. He said he would
recommend to the tinted States Steel
Products Company Of New York. owners
~ the ship that libel action be brought
against the government.
Washington. Feb. 2s.-Onc enlisted
man was killed. IS others lost and two
injured when the United States de
stroycr Woolscy sank IN the Pacific
of the coast Of Panama Saturday. fol-
lowing collision with the American
steamer Steel Inventor
Continued on page 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
LIFE RESTORED TO
THE INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM BILL
Speaker Parker Ruled Majority
Vote Sufficient to Put IT Back
on the Calendar.
SUSTAINED AFTER APPEAL

Spe,,ai Dispatch from staff correspondent
state House. Dover. Feb. y.
Nv a vote Of Is to u. this morning,
,,. pousc recopsidcrcd and restored TO
,be calendar the House bill proposing
=, amendment to the Constitution oi
,.lavar, providing for tho initiative
nd refer, udum-
p,,,,.,s.-tative Corbit claimed that.
,4t,,,- =, the House rules, "a votes
- necessary to reconsider and re-
= ~. same number & votes re-
- ;, ,1s4 the bill. hat Spea er
r,ssls,v rulcd tl,at an ordinary n1a1o "
,5.,,,-..ecntatt,c Corbit appeal' ( I'M
g,e decision. hut the House by tie
7 20 10 II. sustained the Spe' ker
Urging Various Bills.
rbe LEGISLATURE. today. racei' I'd nd
.-.d communications IS follows
,.,.o,,, ,-,In1v Boards Of E6 Ication
..5 courtv supcrintendents of chools.
...r.- ~. \ conference with the Senate
.., House Committees on educa ion for
....,..stou ~ the school bill
r, I,dr., odec. l. Q. Q. r. OF
i, ...,.,- oprreNiug Mother Pen
r.fr .-,5 .is-ag"voNing the bill pro
t., ,r. ,r.3 donation of certain
I .c Cr. rctf
-..., " v,r.er 4 a.nt legislative com
.,,. trE tie Prisoners Parole
.,v-s,. section American
1...,-, wilmington Lca-,ue
-.S and Delaware -Asso-
.t... Women. approving
stem r..v Charter hill.
a.t.,,r,,t 81 Delaware and
~.nr@ n.
Y H. approving the
r.r. Eursau Of War Rec
rr.,niirc for the dec ratton
--. r4pi.ai lv repr ienta =
.s,-,rr IL some episols and
81 War IL the Retsll,o on. IN
.-.s if thiS state T.ertjcipat-
,i.,,orabIe and "On Merits,
ff.. f,r recurring the warden
.-s-,lc county workhcuse 10
,.rar-~ Was reported un-
toraJ /, III tho lieaso.
Ills, House hsl establishing me Ne"
ro,-r.> urtscn Tor women waS re
Continued on rase Z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
10 MAZE GoruAN pRy.
Prohibition Agents Announce Determ .n-
alton to Clamp | Ia on.

Ry Assoc lated Press to ENerN Evening
New York Feb -a The company oI
enforcement aleats Which conducted a
stn.prisc raid ou New York restaurants
ana etIaretS SATURDAY night arrysting
more than Iaa persons on charges -
yolstead not violations Mii continue
operations for TWO weeks, il vas an
nounced today.
William j. Mccarthy New England
prohibition Enforcement supervisor. who
lad the raiders. said today he was seek
ing more than hundred new variants.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
BARGE CANAL TURNED
BACK TO NEW fORh
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

Washington. Feb. IS President vii
son signed today the joint resolution
directing the War Department to re
turn The New York barge canal. taken
over during the war. TO control OF the
State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
M.lLhr- L.re.n.L

BY As~o-lRI.a A'r-sA &. t.
Ma~Aiuc'au Fr. u.
4Ware
kai~ U.l#-Et
change NJ .tfnls
~t\ MOON 8hAFthN .f
~f.r r,,st, hi> ulnfIIuE
sun sets this Afternoon
sun rises CORRECTION usn.hU.e
sun ~et, t.uugrlv Atfcra.hI
Moon Rises touNrroN ui.r.Iue
Length Uf laA ll nuu.- r.u
5 RI m -tt.giat
: = III Yesterday
Noon Yesterday
. d yesterday
= a m to-day
Noon TODAY
highest tcmpcrature ~aIuEnth
lowest temperature SATURDAY. niEu
HIGHEST temperature }rett-tlt
Lowest t.mncrItlrt 'a- H.aH
NiAH 14r fUr
High tide thi> aftNIun''lt
Low tide this mprniug
Low tide tonight tA AZ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

George G. Davis, Jr. plumbing and
heating. 2901 Market street. Phone
s444 W.-Advs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Amusement. Innl.hL

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

early today had taken 33 bodies and
scores of injured from the wreckage
Of the Michigan Central and New York
Central passenger trains. which crashed
last night at the Diamond crossing here,
and at least SIX bodies were visible
entangled in the debris
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.
Collins S Meyer. 101 W. Sth St.--AdV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
THANKSFROM W. S. HODGES

| take this means Of express
ing thanks for the patronage
given me during the past few
years. 1t is with pride that |
speak of the growth we have ac-
compEshed with the aid Of the
people Of the entire section Of
the South Plains.
| believe that my store has
done much good for the people
of this section and | am frank
in stating that the present man.
agement will continue the bust
ness in the same method. AT
least | have promised to aid
them in seeing that the store
gives the same service Of the
past. w. ). Hodges.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-06
HODGES BROTHERS NOW

HODGES BROTHERS NOW
WIS. Hodges has sold his two
stores in Lubbock to Messrs. J.
A. and B. F. Hodges, brothers,
we'll known Lubbock citizens
and men whom you can rely up
on. W. S. Hodges will remain
in the store until further notice
to help line these men up on
things. Because the store will
continue to be run just as it has
under the management of WIS.
Hodges, he will be there to see
that it is. twas with that idea In
view that these two, men pur-
chased the business You can
still come here expecting bigger
bargains than anywhere else.