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the question wAs asked whether or
not DIR. Dlbart had consented 10 having
his pame used on the ticket. II am not
prepared Ia answer that question AT
this time" said Mr.. Morris.
Just why In II desred to change the
present memberahip OF thirteen To
board of severn was asked by Jacob
Faber. do you mean 10 say that be-
cause your committee has selected these
seven members that I have To vote for
thcmr'
Following thhr the sruestion waa aeked
why Jacob Ostro's name had been elm
mated from the list of candidates. Mf.
Norris. In explaining. stated that he had
visited Mr.. Oatro on -four different &C
eaaiona and only on the last time had
found him I'm his store at Second and
Jackson streets. "Mf Oatro knew one
week ago" mid Mr. Morris. that his
name would not appear on the ballot.
We have. however. named one out Of
four of the same faith"
Following Mr.. Morris report the
question was raised aa to the course 10
he followed by the committee in acting
on the report.
After a barraEe ~ uottonR substitute
motions. amendments and parliamentary
questions. II finally decided upon
motion Of Joseph ~ Martin. that the
committee would resolve itself 10 n
committee Of the whole on the recon-
lnendatious. This waa the fret intent
Of the general committee when If
designafed certain of ita members 10
act on an executive committee" Mr
Martin said. This is the only possible
course to follow and This committee
has the authority 10 take such action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

the interest 81 Nv 'owwer rsrss~
eandidary for the nehsol fiosard tfrfEf
Wright presided. Al adiras~ gsa H.sas
~ Rev Mr. Ductsfy ~ Boston. sfn
fold ~ achisyaf0sntH - D. Isnfnl
After This asidrr~a. ~ lisnf0n knFs e
rofurDa ~ his -four years sofvsfs ~
rnenbsr ~ ths oid fsHrd ~ r1uCsise
pointing o. hiE zorf ln uobinE afiff
the Interest ~ hla raGe faVHrd l.st
son and Marf i0nsa niHdf frffFfs ~
Dr liautun HorF
Practically til ursrnt udnfand lh
csndkiary ~ ~ Bantnn rfHnWni
81 ten sas appointed foa farh safd ~
tfo city ~ oonduri hiH 'arnfn lFn wy
mrotiuFH are in fhnrgf - ''fW
wright. Havard lark.nn Fdf4f fhf
ing and % A Cmn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
UNDERCRADE CROSSING
At BARLEYM|LL ROAD
Safety Move Urged at the Weekly
Meeting Of the Levy
Court Today.

A. IN. meeting of the Levy Court to-
a.v Josiah Marvel asked that the court
tncrude In it's next budget an appropria-
tion for ~. share OF the cost OF making
an undcrgrade crossing by the " ~
nipston Northern railroad AT the
Barley Mill road.
Tho plans Of Engineer Grubp' pre-
nar,~f when the matter was broush' w
about two years ago. provide Tor leau-
nc the Rrindley Road. through the
~,,esiland owned by william du foh''
INTO the harley NH Road. and mus u"
away with the grade crossing NJ
DrindicV Road at which hNe persons
have been killed within three years
The necessary land and right ot way
would NJ, donated hv Mr.. du font' inc
railroad company stands ready MI.
Nsrvcl stated io bear half the cost OF
hridring and grading. and Interested
rropertV owners VIII contribute sa'Voo
...,',ra m. ley, courts share OF the
expense
m. cost vas estimated. when the
...,,s v.r,. made. N SIS 000. which
Wotld make the county outlay s""'V"''
N ,:rihh considers that present es-
t.rnat.e would reduce the cost hEufes
i, about IL Per cent
commissioner McCoy doubted the
ahtl,tN ~ IN, court to manage an ad-
ai,,,n ~ m, budget this YEAR ot the re
,tfred amount hut said that IN" mem
hrs would doubtless agree 70 q" Wha1
the, could IN thc matter
transfer ~ e 600 from unappro-
mated tuud- Wa ordered to N" 'rea''
=. m. Delaware Industrial S'hooi Tor
,.ift~ H. ,ac.t = ichci"ncS incurfNd III
4 luutuE Npru~"~
,,r.n4tt,, III th. Trustees 81 the
p,o mad. au appll,at'un Tor sin'il''
,--.-t,u,, Si. uuo being asked foi
lb. sum of Siooou was voted I" h'
.,a.i.f,.t - ~. fund~ 81 the Trus-
.- ~ ~, ra,u
1a. ua. .tu.a II ,Iar.n," John
-. I. ,rlv,u,n.ut Is taN ,"ll'' Tor '"'
aattd 3-ttrf va- put ~ MI
IIe Iebt t.Nur and att"rHeN !
u 49,, Caur recommended th" en-
,t spec ial iud'Nins work 81
oplr,ftnd E.,e. and th's vas 'rd'f'"
... .ruttt.r ot similar work
IA N ga, It-t tsal
Ia. .a..t ua, ul,l4.d il 2 com
,t.i. th, f4v him ~ Cald-
Eas4u.d. \.v york. tha' 2
.,,.. .Ni..eJ s. tr.t opinion. rs e 'h'
Ill, .H. r.l-,lr, au'hori2inE III
tfo 600 vorfh &c bonds fo'
,,.l.. .tiIt.,-,.- uas3nu.h as th'
+. h l-,d n IS understood
..a-.d operattrE expenses
+. n,eh ptt..e Vh,I. I'LL. language
~, IS ..flftng ia improve
v.,rl -v..rt +. require The us'
~. funa. FL r., res-r tho facilities
Is th. fitur,
t,,1 Coarf passed resolution !" m
a.t MA, .tf. Inn, / rates raid fo
- .t.rt.a. T. l,i ia, fo' tive -hors'
a. dat ,us harsr teams
,..s..,..- a. ht. ION 'rHr Ks
Sch. .e,e-ttr usoi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Negro Problem.

whom tho name Of Dr S q. Eiber'
was mentioned as tho seventh candidate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

he added The Martin VOTE was adopted
with but few dissenting votes.
Each candidate WAS cDpaidered ana
,ndoraad aeuarately When the question
of indorsing Dr. y. q. Elbert. ~ repre-
s~nf his race on the board cam" ~.
numerous coIored delegates objected. u
y,s explained that Dr. Elbcrt had l'een
aelertad from list ~ six names "hb
ufttad 10 the committee after con
ference with representatives, ~ the ~"
coiored factions.
Rev. Or. Henry Y hFnett rrpDdinted
n abatement made by Charles W C1i
bo,rn prominent colOTcd leader. - the
effect th0t his friend would stand hy
Dr. Ebert Dr Arn"tt argued that
Dr. Conwcil Ranton had Tho support ~
a5 per cent Of the colored race M
pyle stated that Dr. Banton vas ~
I acceptable and every step had been
/ taken by tho committee 10 hhy" ~"
/ colored people represented
Charles Warner suggeatcd that mas
much az there Beetned 10 be n division
/ nf npinton among the colored people AZ
+ 10 whorns their csndidato would he. and
in view ~ the fnct that the oprnWitt"e
was deEirois that they be represented on
the ticket. the matter should be ioft op"n
for week. and that after the cpl0r'h
ei,tzena agree on a "a andidata he wil be-
! placed on the ticket 4 mpiipn q" thlF
! effect was adopted
The committee viii meet again nFR
Monday night on motion of Niga Jnry
r. T,oreev a v,4a ~ thanks waa feud
cred thc nominations pnr1i'teo
Dr. Banton's Campaign Organized.
Abo,ft 500 Negro sitizena ate ende-3 q
,n,ea meeting last night lri C~id Fallsrvy
re,ut,lo Tenth and Orange streets n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Well Known Lady
Now Very Happy
Relieved OF Stomach Trouble by
Plant Juice After Long
Years of Suffering.

so thoroughly appreciate the leroiit
have received from Plant lure that
neft onN gladly Flvr Won 3 Unttcr tc-ti-
monial. but have told a number - my
friends, beside sending three lrttlcs ol
Plant luicr o. dear fncnd ~ n,lnc IA the
country. recently stated Mrs " II
.Iohrvon who rrsldcs ~ No ~ Rockford
Road Wilmington III conversation
uith Tho Plant Juice Man ~ The Miller
Drug Store. 4Q4- tO6 Market street Con
tlnunR. She sand
n had been troubled with my stomach
ior a long tune and bad triod numerous
kinds pi medicines without results. but
never gave up hopc after reading that
50 many Wilmington people had trcn
helped T., Plant lucc | docidoi 70 try t.
and ana happy - state that ! noticed An
,rnnruye-ucut right from tho tart | had
suffered from headaches almost coutlu-
uallv as gas would form and hoat me up
terribly this ga world work around ny
heart and causc Il to thump and palpi-
tate and would have ~pcls lust the same
rs IF nm electric shock WAS gong through
my body would have such dir,
,acliug why | would he so dixzy at timcs
that would almost fall over and every
thing would e. arouad iu a circle and
would have e. catch hold of something t.
Le,rp from falling Niy nerves were all
Instrurc and wv lerp was broken AMI
irrcg.iH
"Sirc,' taking Plant IulCc tins trouble
is asI changed and can now eat anything
without my stomach beng distressed 10
more headaches. gaS or bloating and am
not now afraid to - on the street because
II the oizyv spells I sleep well and feel
stronger ~ every way Just As if | had
fransfusIou of new blood IN my VEINS
You can readily understand from all
these wonderful results have had from
Plant Julcc why endorse and recommend
II to my friends
Tls Plant Juice Man Is at The Miller
/ Drug Store. No 404-4O6 Market street
/ where he Is daily meeting the local public
and introducing and explaining the merits
Of this remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

intendent. Misses Emily +. BuDt and
Marion g. Bacon were guests at the
Alexis |. du Pont School on Friday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Rothrock, who
have been residents of this city for a
number of years. yesterday moved To
Easton, Pa, where Mr.. Rothrock is en-
ployed with the Taylor Wharton Iron
and Steel Co. The property vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothrock will be occupied
by MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Hobbs, who have
been residing I'm the jefferson House
Apartments.
The May exercises OF the local schools
which will be in charge of Miss Carrie
Downie. assisted by other teachers, will
take place during the early part Of this
month. The date has not been decided
upon.
John Burke yesterday was taken 10
the homeopathic Hospital at Whining
ton. and successfully operated upon for
the removal of a growth on the side OF
his face After the operation he re-
turned TO his home.
a valuable shepherd dog owned by
party named Broadway. of Porter.
according to the tag attached to the
collar, which was around the doe'ssneck
was found by the police last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dehl of Bear
Station. who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Roser of liockessin.
have returned Ia their home
MIR and Mrs. Arthur Scimau will move
10 Philadelphia this coming week.
Victrolas and Records. Bri'lgewater.-
ADV.
Auto repairing We specialize on
Ford cars. wilbcrt Meredith West Firth
street ADV.
Tomato plants for sale, Edward )
Mcgginaon, Raldton. Adv.
Public auction sale. SATURDAY May :
| 1921 AT tho home of Abraham Kelley
| 2t5 Fast Second street beginning at
| O'Clock Entire hon sch"ld furniture -
| ADV
| Auto repairs special for FordR. VII
! bert Meredith W. 5th 81 Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
FIRE

A liquid Gre 10 the bedhuge. ants.
coaches and ncas ia what tho new
.hemical discovery really ia although
there is no danger or no dauage to be
done hy using II to your springs. furni-
ture Or clothing This new chemical iR
knrwn ~ Feaky Devils Quietus =. y
a Coats a5o hut this few cents will
hnve the power ~ riddiug your house
of beslbuRs ants reaches and fieaa II
won purchase T. ~ o r - q ie uaed
and recommended ny the leadiuR Hos
pitfalls ard Railroad Companies as The
qafes' and quickest way ~ Kidding fhe
pesily hcdihugs auts. ron hes
Special Hospital SIZE 81 50--tnakes
nvc Vniicns--your drnrgiet han u Or
ran procure u for ynn or sent prera ID
either sire ~ vout address on receipt
of price nv the owl Chemical -
rerre TIaute Ind The success % ~
q has caused imitatora 10 have been
rrosce utnd peddinR an Imitation
Genuine y. = Q is never peddied Sold
hy lGckerda DRUG store. y panforfh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
E>IRiI> ~
PtMIItu RttI 1GN Is

Src a. /, slatch l.. i.vc,ure
P.ml. i.a. T1si,h Az Mav
+ o.toulng ar, ~, MARYLAND Jo,kt1 Cou
,intli,o entries second daz Wedncsda;
Msy
FIe~, tte.-Thre. "a -oIdS and up
,,a4d> scLlus sly tUrlougs uo1: Sugar
ans. llat Refuge lt5. Paul Connolly.
10 N-S,ues loS NMackassin. l11,
.n.I. SAND IIs Balarosa i15 X-Pcri-
s.rdn, 10. Laughter. ilo. Gaud}
.os.
second raee-Threc- ycar-ulds and up
ards. naidenS one mile O0p Stanley.
ns TIL. wind I0a; Bar Coy. lis; Fern
Grass 100 Esquire. l05; Sammy Jay,
Is. William of Corotoman los: Whale
,uu.. ll5. Orma Reed. 10. Copper De
mon To-
Third I;ace-The Patapsco steeple-
chas, -four year olds and upwards
selling. two miles t6l. 2-Jack Pryor.
fss. Sea Ogress. 127 CresthiH $50. .
rormistress. 49,. Bronze Eagle. 147:
Robert Oliver. .l47. 2.10 pounds claimed
Tor rider. - pounds claimed for rider.
Fourth Race-The Pimlico Nursery.
TWO year old colts and fllies. four and d
haf furlongs CO.. Evcuse Me 112:
Rlaok Rascal. l12; Leochares End, l12;
some Bird los. Second Thoughts. l09 !;
ord Baltimore 10.
Fifth race The Govans handiCap ?
three year olds and l.pward six furlongs
t5D. Yorkist 95 Billy Kelly 1873 His
choice 103 Crank Ill The baggage 81.
Sixth race-Three year olds and up
ward claiming one mile and a sixteenth
60. Bill Hunley 10S. Current Events 102
xW,jcy Bedottp los Sunny Hfl I13
Benevolent 113. xCommeci 113.
Seventh race-Three years old and
upward, selling. six furlongs (9), K
Orico los, Punchinello 115, Sister En-
hsesn ITO, Kafir Girl 100. Leading Star
lis. Mediusa IFS. x-GaIiot 100. Marx
West ll5. x-Explosive IS. Ks pounds
apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather cloudy, track heavy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
To Aid uol,ohe College Fund.

~ dinner 90 hc given ~ n" Hotel
du Pont tonight by Mrs y Rarnatd
plans for obtaining m endowment fund
for Mt Holyok" ColloE" VIII he con
sidcred Dr Joseph " Hd"il, director
81 the Service 'iti7"ns - Delaware,
yin make an ndir.4s Twenty Della :.
warcana are graduate ~ the college
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
CITIZENS SCHOOL
COMMITTEE SELECTS
SIX CANDIDATES
Continued from page !

eral Instances parties suggested for
nomination declined TO allow The use
of their names and that the committee
proceeded on the theory that 1t should
pick a winning ticket. The canvass
on the part OF the committee ia over
said Mr.. Morris. we have spent Ia days
aud 10 nights and out of the Al people
qualified we are compelled to come here
and submit the names Of seven people
whom we think best itted for the board.
However" he continued. "if you intend
to criticize. please put on the soft
peddle The committee has selected
the names regardless of creed. race. re-
ligion or poltics We are going out to
win. We're not going To elect four
members. but seven members and we
are going at II right"
Following the report on the candidates
submitted by MIR Morris. the first speak
~ was Rev Robert Watt. -. ID. lie
said Il believe that we should I'm a
very profound sense feel that We owe
orr deepest gratitude To this committee.
It's task has not been an easy one. nor
II pleasant one. II my judgment Is
worth anything very much question
if we can improve on the selection of
the committee"
At this point the question arose
whether or not one of the members
ariected had children. 1t matters but
very little whether or not the candidate
has one child or twenty" said DIR. Watt
and tho question is entirely out OF
order
Negro Problem.
Whom The name Of Dr. S q. Etberi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
CANDIDATES FILE FOR
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Several Received by City Com
mittee: List Closes To-
morrow Night.

&rl..ri h. tlnse t,l 6lsug names ot
, .,uiuist.s .as th' Deu"5ra'i, primarles-
#, Nh IL docs i,t a~piro until tomor-
.u nigh: ruuthst base been flod
III, foIIovInc were tiled last niChi tr
add .i,u - 'h'~. ..lready aon"Vie""
Fo m..,e Thomas 2 B1yard
N....r .f Citt Coan,il-~c ,l,a
,ar,s " g.am = lorr,s' ~
..- .af.c FlcEci j. ''o.s"e.'
lobu o. He.ls Tweif'' +" = '-"t
iohu Niult.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03
Mrs Snmnrl Erlzkrll nenh.

Mra Samuel I-rifz.U of tIenry Glay
died at O'Clock todaN. aft'i = week g
DlncsA She was Is wears old and IS
survived ~ hcl husband md son.
Samuel Frizz"ll. " who Is q clerk ~
tho county engineer office
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-03

See advertisement coal yard for sale
AT Silverbrook. ADV.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-05-27
L. ;. SOLDIERS BIG PAY

Gen. Foch, head of the allied
troops gets $4,000 francs year. An
American second lieutenant at Cob
LEM gets $500. Since the rate OF
exchange is 141s francs to the dollar
his pay equals 1880 francs 1t is
said that the $4,000 American troops
cost Germany more than the 10000
French. With a dollar worth from
60 to So marks the buck private get
ting $50 a month has a greater in
come than some of the high German
officials And he lives that way. A
fine meal can be purchased for 80
marks-about so cents and the pri-
Yates along the Rhine live like gem
tlemen. Their officers say they al
so behave like gentlemen, drunken
soldier being rarely seen.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-05-27
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
FAVORED BY TESS

Washing ton. May 21-Proposals
by President Harding for a Depart
ment of Public Welfare have been
put into the form of a bill by Chair
man Simeon d. Tess, of the House
Committee ~ Education, and will
soon be considered and reported.
The Tess bill provides that the
head of the new department shall be
a Cabinet officer and that the depart
ment shall contain these divisions:
a division of Education. which,
under the general supervision of the
Secretary shall have charge Of the
educational functions and activities
of the department and shall, by in
vestigation, publication, and such
other methods as may be authorized
by Congress, promote the develop
ment of schools cad other education
al and recreational facilities for the
instruction. of children and illiterate
adults the trainins IF teachers. and
the AmericaniZation OF those persons
in the United States who lack knowl-
edge of our language or institutions.
"A Division of Public Health,
which, under the general supervision
of the Secretary, shall have charge
Of the health functions and activities
Of the department and shall, by in
vestigation. publication and such
other methods as may be authorized
by Congress protect and promote the
public health.
"A Division of Social Service,
which. under the general supervision
Of the Secretary, shall have charge
Of the social welfare functions and ac-
.ivities of the department.
"a Division of Veteran Service.
which, under the general supervision
Of the Secretary, shall have charge
If the soldiers and sailors insurance,
compensation, rehabilitation, and pen
sion functions OF the department.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-05-27
HITS AT RELIEF TAKERS

Washington, May 23.-That much
money collected throughout the coun-
try for soldier relief is being divert
ed to purposes other than those stat
ed by the collectors is alleged by Rep
resentative Johnson of South Dakota
one of the Republican leaders of the
House who would protect the soldier
from exploitation. In a resolution
he declares that:
Whereas there are many organi-
cations in this United States collect
ing and attempting to collect vast
sums Of money from the public at
large to be used for the relief of
disabled soldiers and for the pur-
pose of influencing Congress in the
passage or rejection of legislation af-
fecting ex-seryice men; and
Whereas charges are made and
there is reason to believe that much
of the money collected to influence
legislation is collected surreptitiously
and without the knowledge of Men,
bers of Congress and the general pub
that such money is being collect
ed and used, and that large sums of
money purpOrted to be collected for
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-05-27
HOUSE FIGHTING FOR
BUDGET BY PRESIDENT
Takes View That He should Have
Chief Hand I'm shaping Finan-
Cial Program.

Washington. May 3.-Differences
between the House and Senate as to
whether power to make up the ma
tional budget shall be placed in the
White House or the Treasury De-
partment are being ironed out in con-
ference, as the result of separate ac-
ton on the bills put thru each legis-
lative body.
The House bill creates two princi-
)al agencies, the bureau of the budget
and the general accounting office.
The House bill is built upon the prin-
ciple that the President of the Unit
ed States is the only official elected
by all the people, and hence the only
official who is pledged to carry out
platform obligations of the party in
power. Today he is the only official
elected by all the people pledged to
bring about economy in the Govern
ment service. He appoints, with the
advice and consent of the Senate, the
ten Cabinet members; he appoints
the members of Independent estab-
!ishments. We do not appropriate
money simply for the purpose of max
ing appropriations; we appropriate
money to carry out work planned for
The Government The President
alone formulates this plan. He has
very recently laid a part of his plan
before us and before the country
which it is proposed the Government
Of the United States must carry out,
and in order to do so. certain ap-
priations must be made. The APP
preparations are necessary for the
execution of that plan.
The President being the one Off
cial that makes the plans, it seemed
10 the members of the House commit
tee, irrespective of the party to which
they belong, that the President when
he is making his work plans should
take into consideration the cost of
the execution of these plans.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-05-27

excavation required is estimated at
321,7O3.31 cubic yards and the total
estimated cost of construction is s64,-
340.66. Said construction work is
to be done according to the plans and
specifications prepared by the Engi-
neer in charge, which have been ap-
proved by the judgment of the Ohio
County Court in above styled case
and now on file in the Clerks Office
of said County, and is to be under the
general supervision of said Engineer,
John Il. Wilson, heretofore selected
by the Board. Construction of said
ditch must be completed on or before
April l, 1922.
Bond with approved security will
be required as soon as bid is ac-
eepted The Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids and
to let the contract. for said work in
sections or as a whole, as they may
see fit.
This May IT, 1921.
BOARD OF DRAINAGE COMMITS
SIoNERS OF OHIO COUNTY,
KENTUCKY,
By S. T. BARNETT, President
Attest:
MCDOWELL A. FoGLE Secretary.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-05-27
PREFERENCE FOR SOLDIERS

Washington, May 23.-Senator
Gooding of Idaho, the new Republic
can colleague of Senator Borah,
would help the American soldiers
who participated in the war against
Germany by putting thru Congress a
h.ll 70 give preference right Of en-
ployment on construction work on
United States reclamation projects
to honorably discharged soldiers,
sailors and marines.
The Gooding measure provides:
That not only men, but also won en-
who served in the Army or navy Of
the United States in the war with
Germany and have been lonorably
separated or discharged thereffon or
placed in the Regular Army Jr Naval
Reserve shall have preference n EN-
ploymeut upon such projects con-
structed by the United States Re
clamation Service: Provided, That
they are found TO possess the capaci-
~ necessary for the proper discharge
of such duties; Provided further,
That the rights and benefits confer
red by the bill shall not extend to
any person who having been drafted
Tor service under the provisions of the
IeIectiye Service Act shall have refus'