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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
WILLIAM MOODY HERE.
Son of Noted Evangelist In Entertained by
NosifheId Club Of Delaware.

On Friday evening of lASt week, tho
Mortified Club of Delaware entertained
for William Moody, son of the former
evangelist, Dwight T.. Moody, of North
field, Massachusetts, Mr. Moody ~
making a tour Of the country greeting and
visiting all the Mortified Clubs.
Dinner WAS served at 8 o. clock, " four
teen former students OF NortbheId, and an
hour spent discussing the past and future
Of the Seminary Mrs. William Moody
was also present as guest Of the Delaware
Club. Miss Ida Draper and Miss Short,
from Milford, motored up for the occasion
and Mrs Sarah w. McCioud Of New York
was also present.
On Thursday evening a united meeting
Of the Mems and Womens Clubs Of the
Settlement brought out a alarge gather
ing. Numerous active games were en-
ioyed in the gymnasium BY those present,
and the evening closed with refreshments n
Of ice cream and cake, served in the pret-
tify decorated dining room Of the Settle
ment.
The proceeds Of the recent May Festival
amounted TO about two hundred dollars
and without the proceeds of recent Rum
mage sales etc, a total of $3.50 has been
reached toward the goal get for this year
| of $500
Tsnnisis again proving great attrac-
ton on the recently opened playground
and every afternoon finds group of
| players ON the courts.
The afternoon Playground for children
under fourteen years Of age will open
Monday afternoon, May 2, at 3.15.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
NEW CHARTERx

Dover. May ao-Charters were fIed here
yesterday. as follows
City. capital 81 ,ooo. 900: Eureka Cinema
Corporation. Hartford, Conn. $500. 600 !.
Civilian Army and Navy Stores. Inc. New
Philadelphia. Pa, 100000; Pneumatic Rub
her Heel Corporation of America. New York
City. $3.50 600; Metals Repair and supply
ing Co. Wilmington. Del. $40, 900: simplex
Light Deflector Co. Wilmington Del
500 .oo0 Steel Process Co, Philadelphia,
Wilmington Del. sos 600: du Pont Apart
rnents, Inc, Wilmington. Del. $4,000
Aurora Coronado Apartments, Inc. VIII
rnents, Inc. Wilmington, Del, $4,000;
Il, A Manwaring Co, Philadelphia. Pa
$4,000: Perfect Steamer n Auto Co. VIII
building Co. Georgetown. Del. $40 900.
American Negro Travel Association. Inc,
phiiadelphia Pa; So psnasv,v,n,. Poo, -.
Atlantic Steamship CO, philadelphia. Pa.
from 100000 70 $50 900 600; American
nansns x,od msssns oo 70 dosRerason ss oo
Tire and Rubber Co. $500. 600 to $50 900
e FssaTs P,s.sars Gss ans OAK OAK Coal a Go &c. 'hAnse
Dover. May 2i.~-Cbarters were filed here.
Yesterday as follows:
National Improysmsnt Manutaeturing
900 BOO; Harrisburg Corporation. Whining
ton, Del, 81 500, 600; Concrete Pipe Cor
poration. Wilmington. Del. Sl.250. 600,
Destruction of Nation Co.. Whining ton
Del. ST ,oo0, 900: William Gordon Pen Cor
louis and East Sc Louis Electric Railway
90, Philadelphia, Pa, $500 900: Engineering
Tool Corporation, Wilmington, Del, s375.-
600; Hazleton Theatre Co. Philadelphia
pa s275 600, Interstate Realization Co.
Wilmington, Del. $500 900; olympian Drill-
ing and Producing Corporation. Jersey
City, N. j.. &3nO,oO0. Hansen Manufactur-
ing Co, kenosha Wis. 100000; reraplar
Motors. Inc. OF Pennsylvania, philadel.
| phka Pa. $3.50. 900. Villa Villa Amusement
Go, Wilmington, Del. sl2o,0oQ The Mea.
dow Oil Co. Wilmington, Del, tioo. 900
Harry Kenyon. Inc, Wilmington, Del
$50 600: s. Il $. Wood -Bending CO., Phil
adelphiu Pa. $4,000. Linton Waste Co.
Philadelphta. Pa. SIS och. Old Comfort Clut
| phi&ndelphia. Pa. no capital stock.
Increases la capital Reno Marine Salvage
| Corporation of Delaware, from 430O 600 Il
| SIS 900 600 New York CITY; Huber Baking
| Co. <aoo,0 900 TO $500 900. Whining ton
Del,
Change of name--Gulf Hardware Corpora
| ton to Hog Island Supply Corporation
| NifminRtonk Del Saginaw Motor Trucl
Corporation To Winner Motor Truck Co
| Saginaw Mich. Beam Own Inc. 4
| Beams Motor Freight System, Inc. PM
adeiphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
FINAL PLANS FOR
SWIMMING TEACHERS
Classes for Men and Women
Instructors Begin on
Monday.

Final plans for the Red Cross classes
for swimming instructors who are TO
direct the work Of swimming classes
in June. We're completed at q meeting
held at Red Cross headquarters Friday
night, Of the Assignment Committee of
which A. p. yanGelder Ia chairman.
Glasses for both men and women In
structors were listed.
The classes for the ladies viii be held
from $50 10 1890 every morning except
Saturday in the Y. NJ. G. A. pool. For
the men there viii be three--from 1915
to ] in the afternoon. again from to
and the last one from s to . In
the evening. Men who can possibly ar
range 20 attend the early classes are
urged to do 50. because the great bulk
OF those taking the instruction course
win not be able to attend any but the
later ones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
cHARWoMAH A PRISONER.
Locked In Corridor on 18th Floor
Of Skysoraper, Rescued BY
Telephone Operator.

A woman employed in the Delaware
Trust Building as = cleaner, accidental.
ly locked herself therein for two hours
Friday night.
Entering corridor on the twelfth
floor, the woman turned the night latch
OF the door and thus Imprisoned herself.
Her cries were not heard by the night
watchman, tho only other person In the
building. who was downstairs. Going
to n telephone, she seized the receiver
and ratified the mechanism and scream
ed. Miss Elizabeth Horgan. an operat-
or at the Diamond state Telephone Co.'s
exchange. noticing flashes of one OF the
plugs on the switchboard, got In COM
munIcation with the Delaware Trust
Building. but received no reply to her
inquiry, hearing only screams.
Miss Horgan notified police station,
and Captain Wsrdle sent Reserve Of
ficer Chambers TO investigate. After
examining several offices, the policeman
and the night wntchman found the Inn
prisoned woman in a collapsed condi-
tion. When she recovered from fright
she Joined her two young children. who
were waiting on the corner of Ninth
and Market streets to accompany her
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
CITY COURT CASES.
Case Dropped When Court Learned Boys
Found Supposed Stolen Boat.

Three eolored boys who found boat
which had broken loose from its moorings
in the Christiana river near Fourth street
wharf Friday and sold it 70 Frank
Lazarowski were arraigned in Municipal
Court today on charge Of larceny. The
boat was the property Of Lawrence Benz
son, 1903 Claymont street. When the CIR
cunnstances were made known Prosecutor
DAVIS asked for a nolle prosegBi. The boys
were Theodore Righter, Alfred Primrose
and George Wilson.
William Morris, colored, an enploye Of
the Street and Sewer Department, who
was arrested about O'Clock this morning
at Ninth and Wilson streets, was fined SIS
for carrying stiletto.
As the man owns a motorcycle and is
willing to sell il To pay up an arrearge OF
s50on anon-support order. William Harris
was released and ordered TO report next
Saturday.
On the testimony Of Motorcycle Hyn-
son that John r. Burrows was going at
the rate Of 40 miles an hour Oh Woodlawn
avenue. he was fined s25.
Pleading guilty 70 fighting on the street
Elmer Thompson was fined 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
AMERICAN GOLFER WINS
FIRST GAME FOR TITLE
Jones Of Atlanta Defeats Man.
ford. English Player, In lni-
tiaI Championship Contest.
AZ Associated Press to Every Evening.

ey Associated Press to Every Evening.
uovlake MAY s3.--America was
victorious I'm the initial contest OF the
English amateur golf championship
tournament here today when Bobby
Jones. of Atlanta. beat @. c. Manford, OF
Luffness New. in the opening round,
and 2.
Jones started brilliantly. driving
down the middle Of the course. while
Manford pulled into the rough. Fol-
lowing a fine iron shot to within yard
and a half of the pin. Jones took the
iirst hole 10 s.
Al the second hole. Manford sank a
! ward putt anc evened the contest by
taking the hole To 4. He scored at
the third making five yard putt and
taking the hole In to five.
The fourth, which is a hole of only
ias yards but well guarded from the
see, proved a trap. Manford went into
a ditch on the right and Jones into a
bunker before the green. Both put their
second shots on the green and both
missed long puts TO halve the hole In
four.
Jones tee shot at the fifth hole ran
into a hummock and he duffed the Sec
ond. lie succeeded. however. In chip
ming his third shot three yards from the
pfn and halyed the hole in ). He took
The sixth, to 8, landing on the green
with his second shot, while Manford
went into a bunker.
Jones second shot at the seventh hole
was almost dead but he missed his putt
and halved the hole in 4. The eighth
was halved in s.
Manford missed a short putt and lost
the ninth TO 4. Jones turning one up.
having gone out in 80 to his opponents
10.
The tenth was haived In 4, but Jones
bceame 2 up at the eleventh when Man
lords long putt ran eight feet past the
hole. The British player, however, got
tnp hole back AT the twelfth where
.lnnes plavcd weak ihliek shot on the
i.irwav which stopped 35 yards short.
Tho thlrteepHn and fourteenth holes
w,re haived, zones being lucky AT the
fourteenth where Manford's putt knock
al his opponents ball two feet nearer
ire hole. Jones getting down hve
foot putt
The American player became two UP
aeain al the fifteenth. where he was on
M green with Manford short. Jones
then took the sixteenth and the match.
chick Evans. of Chicago, beat ~
5 Cruwther. OF Coombe Hillt ana =
Francis Ouimet, OF Boston. defeated
Il Il. Dick. OF the Royal Liverpool,
and 9.
r. i. Wright. az Boston. beat W. w
seymour. OF North Foreland, ! UP.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
new POLITICAL PARTY
MAKES TICKET PUBLIC
Holmes Jones for Mayor, Kramer,
Pres. OF Council; Rest @. O.
p. Nominees.

The Wilmington New Castle party,
which has made numerous nominations,
Including Holmes Jones for mayor,
presented its ticket at the offices OF
the Department of Elections FRI
day afternoon, but Mr.. Jones aaid on
Saturday he had ont received assur-
ance OF It's acceptance. Mr.. Jones sub
mitted several questions TO an official of
the department and requested written
replies. he stated, but did not hear
from the department today. Politicians
believe he Is paving the way for man
damus proceedings In the Superior
Court.
When a representative OF Every
Evening questioned Lambert j. Foulk,
secretary OF the department, on the
subject he declined to answer. The de-
partment will meet tomorrow night
for the purpose of considering the
tickets OF all the political parties In
tending to participate In the city cleo
ton.
There Is difference of opinion az to
tho time when the Wilmington-Nev
Castle party's ticket should have been
filed II presented one ticket May II
and an amended ticket Friday. Many
politicians hold that since IL is new
party its ticket should have been pre-
scented not later than May u. Mr.
Jones and his associates declare they
have met legal requirements.
The ticket OF the Wilmingtcn-Ner
Castle party includes Holmes Jones fo'
mayor and Robert ID. Kramer. Demo.
crat, for president OF City Council, put.
ting them against Leroy Harvey and
Howard NJ. Ward. who VIII be the Re
publican nominees for the respective
positions. IT indorses the Republican
nominees for city treasurer. tax col
iectors and city councilmen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
LAST Of SIOUX CHIEFS
BURIED ON HOLY HILL
Thousands of Indians Attend the
Funeral at Canon Ball of Brave
Killed i'm the World War.

Cannon Ball N D.. May zi.-With all
the ceremony accorded chieftain in
bygone days. Albert Grass. 21, last
chief az the Dakota Sioux Indians. who
was killed while fighting I'm France. was
buried yesterday. Mingled with the In
dian rites were services Of the Ameri-
can Legion and religious ceremony OF
the local Catholic church. Several
thousand Indians attended.
The final resting place of the young
chief is Holy Hin. a spot sacred to the
Indians, where the last great Sun
Dance OF the Sioux was held Grass
body reached here from France this
week.
The White Horse riders had charge
OF the Indian ceremonies. consisting
mainly of chanting dances. which lasted
throughout last night. The White
Horse riders is composed Of middle aged
warriors who won membership in the
organization many years ago through
special bravery
After the White Horse ceremonial
regulation military funeral services
were conducted by the Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
VITAL STATISTICS.

The weekly total of births. marriag
and deaths compares closely in each
category with that for the correspond
ing week of last year. Births were 54
and So respectively. marriages 10 and
13 and deaths az and 81. Six deaths
were from apopiexy. three from vio-
lence and two each from whooping
cough and tuberculosis.
Twelve new cases of scarlet fever,
three of whooping cough and one each
OF measles and chicken pox have been
reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
SHORT DRESSES TABOO
FOR M. Il. MISSIONARIES

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Springfield, Ohio, May 2S.--Methodist
women missionaries who go forth TO
teach the heather in foreign lands will
not wear short skirts or peek-a-boo
waists, according to a decision OF the
secretarial conference of the Wonen's
Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
In a resolution on womens dress, the
conference declared; I'VE in conference
assembled. request the branch cor
responding secretaries TO instruct their
outgoing missionaries to include in
their outit only such garments as will
not subject thera to the charge Of i'm
mooesty and Will represent the highest
ideals of American womanhood."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
GRACE DODGE ANNIVERSARY.
u. w. G. A. Celebrates birthday of
Founder of Association.

The birthday anniversary of Grace
Dodge. first president of the Y. w. C.
A.. was celebrated with special exer-
cises at sea Market street. Friday
afternoon. Miss Esther Hawes. Of
Philadelphia, executive secretary OF
the Eastern Central field. gave a
resume Of the life OF Miss Dodge. She
stated Miss Dodge was elected national
president in 1907 and held Office until
her death In 1914. Mrs. Willard Straigh,
and Miss Dodge presented the associa-
tion with the Capitol Headquarters
600 Lexington avenue. New York.
Other addresses were given by Miss
J. Macklin Beattie. general secretary
and Miss Alma Tall. Music was rem
dered by Mrs. Caleb Z. Burchenal. Tes
was poured by Mrs. Charles Wollastor
and Mrs. j. Merrick Horn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
FRUIT is PLENTIFUL
DESPITE LATE FR0STS

Washington, May z1.-Damage to
fruit crops from freezes In some sec
a general shortage. the Department Of
Agriculture reports. Georgia peaches
and California cherries are already
flowing TO the markets. while the straw
berry crop was said TO be abundant in
several places.
A good crop of apples and peaches is
expected in Colorado and an average
yield in New England and New York.
A fair yield of late apples is promised
in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
In Delaware. peaches. pears. plums
and cherries have been practically killed
by frosts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
yAPs FAVOR DISARMAMENT.

Toxic, May 21.--People Of Japan
have shown themselves to be in favor
OF restriction OF arinaments, II was de-
clared yesterday by Madame Ozaki,
wife of Yulxio Ozaki. leader in the CAM
paign against militarisn in Japan.
Her statement was based upon the re-
suits of postcard vote taken IN cities
where M. Ozaki has spoken recently
in his campaign against arnaments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
DYE ALCOHOL ExPLODEs.
Bootblack Establishment In Law Build.
ing is Damaged

A bottle of dye-alcohol exploded in
the shoe shining shop of Lemperos
Brothers Il CO., first floor Law Build
ing, West Ninth street Friday night,
and set fire to some wood shelves,
causing about 800 damage. Customers
extinguished the blaze with water.
A still alarm was sent to the Phoenix
Fire Company by Policeman Gaines. and
an alarm from Box No. 7, Eighth and
Market streets summoned the district
companies. The fire was out. however,
when the companies arrived
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
PRINTERS FOR OPEN SHOP.
Fifty Enter Agreement to Resist Union
Demands In Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y, May 21-FYfty print
ing plants here. representing 90 per
cent OF the city's productive capacity.
have announced an agreement to main
tain open shows and operate on basic
4S-hour week.
Union Demands. the announcement
says, are entirely unjustified by exist
ing economic conditions, and the agree
ment signed pledges the so firms not
10 enter into agreement with any labor
organization covering hours, wages or
conditions of employment,
The union printers have been on
strike since May / for a 44-hour week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
Baby Coach Wanted.

The Alert Branch of the Internation-
al Sunshine Society wishes to obtain
baby coach for a poor baby of their
knowledge. Anyone who wishes 10 do
nate one for which they have no further
need should communicate with Mrs.
Wilson. 1920 Tatnall street. whose
phone number is Ts22-W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
FX.kAIsER MORE CHEERFUL.
beginning to Seek Diversion Again
Alter Grief Over Empress Death.

81. Associated Press to Every Evening
Doorn. Holland, May 23.-Although
rorner Emperor william has not
emerged from the depression he showed
after the death of the former empress,
he mas begun to seek diversion, and
is showing more interest in his sur
roundlngs. Last week he made several
trims about the neighborhood.
In the early part Of the week ne
visited the Bentinick family at Amer
onEen 10 thank its members personally
for their marks of sympathy during the
illness and death Of the ex-empress,
and last Saturday he went TO Ameron-
gen a second time to inspect the cleo
trio plant in the little hospital which
he gave the village.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
nARRIAeE LrcgNsss Issrrn.

Marriage licenses have been .rsNri
by Magistrate T.. J Bror1sn % Hrrttfi
X. Jackson, AT East Ninth street ard
Edith q. Cole. 914 Poplar street irnarV
Rickert, s14 East Eighth street frd
Nepomuncena y. Poniecka, sane a.
dress; Enrico Marinelh. 9fa Clayton
street. New Castle. and ciernenfiHo
Gambacorda. 1881 ciayrnout street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
fOUR BALLOON RACERS DOWN.
Other Five In National Contest, That
Started saturday, Are Over Ohio.
Dr.Sx kSxre~v Fyaning

birmingham, Ala, May 25.-Four OF
the nine balloons WI started from
this place late Saturday in the national
animation contest are down. The
others are believed by officials Of the
Aero Club OF America and local fore
oasters to be somewhere over Ohio to-
day with their course probably east
ward. which would take them over
PENNSYLVANIA and New York.
The balloons down are the Army
No. 4" which landed ia a rainstorm at
$40 u. m. yesterday near Columbia,
Tenn; the "City of Akron" the
chamber of Commerce OF 81. Louis
and the CITY Of Birmingham" which
also were forced down yesterday near
Nashville, Tenn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
POPE APPEALS FOR PEACE.
Asks Settlement of Irish Question by
Representatives of Whole Nation.

Dundalk, ireland. May 21.--Pope
Benedict has written to Cardinal Logue.
primate of Ireland, appealing to both
the English and Irish to abandon vio-
lence and proposing that the Irish aues-
tion be settled by a body selected by
the whole Irish nation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
Carranza General Killed.

Mexico City. May 21.-General Max
imiiino kloss, an Austrian, who was
at the head Of the artillery bureau Of
the War Department during the Car
rama administration, was shot and
killed at the entrance Of his home here
last night. 1t is supposed his assassin
was a discharged employe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
DECLARES FOR OPEN SHOP.
Clothing Trade Association to Come
Back Into Entity of Its Own.

Ry Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York. May 23.--Reorganization
of tne clothing trade association which
two years ago merged into the cloth
ing manufacturers association was an
nounced here today in connection with
The recent session of many manufac-
turers from the latter association. WI
liam A. Bandier, who on Friday re-
signed as president of the nanufactur-
ess' association, is president of the new
organization.
Nr. Bandler in a statement of policy
of the clothing trade association, de-
clarcd the open shop would be one Oh
lts principles. His resignation from
the manufacturers association tol-
lowed negotiations by that body Tor a
settlement with the Amaiganateo
Clothing Workers OF America
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
ATTEND BUFFALO FESTIVAL.
Miss Wilson and Mrs. Stoops WIN Also
Be at New York Sing.

Miss f. Ethel Wilson, secretary of
the Wilmington Community Chorus,
and Mrs. p. T.. Stoops left Friday to
attend the two-day festival at Buffalo,
N. Y. while away they will attend the
New York Community Sing and
Orange, N. r., chorus, returning home
Thursday or Friday.
Owing to Messrs. Barnhart and Wat
son being on Saturday and Sunday at
Buffalo, N. ", the sing in the High
school has been postponed from to-
morrow evening to the following Tues
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
PuIIA. GOLFER PUT OUT
OF CONTEST BY FALL

Ffoylake, May 2s.--J. Wood Piatt, OF
rhiladelphia. injured his knee in a fan
here last night and viii be unable to
,,,.,, IN the amateur golf championship
,a,,nanent as his injury will prevent
-, from walking during the next four
DAYS.
ssatt anncared AZ the links today on
crutches. His right knee Is the ons
In itlrcG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
PORTLAND SCHOOL BURNED.
Sixth Educational Building Destroyed
In Year; Incendiarism Suspected.

Portland, Maine May 21.-The Deer
ing High School was practically de-
stroyed early today by fire which
city officials said was probably incen-
diary. IT was the sixth public school
building burned in this city during the
year.
The citys entire lighting force was
called out. Captain Kent and several
other firemen were injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
TURKISH CABINET RESIGNS.
Refusal of Assembly to Pass Military
Budget Causes Nationalist Ministry
to Give up Portfolios.

constantinople, May 20.-s"he resig-
nation Of the Turkish Nationalist cabi-
net at Angora today was because OF the
refusal of the assembly TO pass the
military budget. Mustapha Kemal Pa
sha- the Nationalist leader. in comment
ing on the development said:
I'VE are not Europeans. 1t is the
historic pride of Turkey to wage wars
without money"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23
MAYOR Marrfes Couple.

Luigi cantera and Marina Clnl hofh
of this city were married BY tn~ mayor
in his Office IN the city Han NJ noon tn-
For-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-23

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