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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
EVENING OF MUSIC.
TO he Given by Nice abe Church Orchestra
Tomorrow Night

lIrCabc SUNDAY school orchestra Will
r.,. ! concert tomorrow evening Tho
,...rram which has been arranged q!
@proaalIv Interesting and varied
-ra piIl CONSIST IF Is numbers rendered.
35 Instruments The talent q thc
.--..ls-ra vill 10 augmented by profess
.rAl musicians
rbg program will include king tot-
.ag III So,lsa. The Connecticut.
-aredv: For Au and Forever. Lincoln:
scented Violcts, Reward To-day.
Rord. "Ilon du Bal. Prcndiviilc; Apple
blossoms. Bcndix. Basket oi Roses.
y4mecnil: Memories, Schmld, .Melo-
5c StInfcl. Whispering hy Schon-
Lrrccr. Just lake . Gipsy, Bayos;
zone Fleeing Hour Gerald. as we'll as
selections from Tiernev's Irene and
Ncacham's American Patrol. Miss
Iina q. Anderson viii sing the slave
~orc. bv Ticrsa Del Riogo Alcx Brown
vtIl render bell solo and Mr. II. Lane
cello solo. Mrs NJ Lane, Miss /.
Nome and Harvey Gray wll rcfdcr
Cavatina" by ] Raft
The finale Will comprise Taps hy
Harry b. Stradley, corncust, and the
singing 81 the star Spangled Ban ncr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
WEEKS MAY ELAPSE
BEFORE Jury IS PICKED
Trial at Williamson Drags, With
Available Talesmen Nearly
Exhausted.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Weeks May Tilnpae--No 3--Pf
Williamson. w. Va, Feb. 2.--Geiec-
tion of "A jury to try the ~ defendants
I'm tho Matewnn battle cases was con
tinued today In court here in the face
Of obstacles that caused more than one
court official 20 frankly express the
opinion that weeks might elapse before
I2 men satisfactory to both sides could
be obtained, If at all
Talesmen summoned from townships
far back In the uountains we're ex-
pectod 10 reach williamson during the
day as part of the panel drawn late
yesterday when the last Of about 500
talesmen had been examined.
Almost all Of the available jury ma
terial In and about the county aaet
and In the Tug River towns nearby had
already been exhausted an opinion for
or against the defendants had been
freely expressed Back from the river
1t wna believed men might be found
who could qualify az Jurors
The number Of names drawn yester-
dav eas t50 This exhausts tho mum
Der avaiIa bile and unless a jury can b.
obtained from among them tho jury
commissioner will bo compelled to TAX.
action lust what they can d. is prob
lematical Tho application ~ new
law that prohibits a citizen from rerv
Ing ma Juror oftener than ouce every
two yeara il further complicatinR ~.
situation
Thirteen tentative jurors were in tbs
box NJ the opening Of court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
OBJECTED 10 rHE COLOR.

Lord StlnHcNk to hotel waiter
"Hue us some green corn with the
otter Nc2ctablcs never saw green
eoi-l--woald like to kuow what Il looks
like.
Waitor-' All right sir
Goes off, ANA returns in a ftw min-
uteS weu loadel with good things.
which he placed before his lordship.
t.ord S-"Where is the green corn
/ told vou % bring meg
Wai}er---.W WHY, sir, thcrc it IS.
Lord S--"But THAI IS nut green
its white.
Wauer-"Yts, sill knoW. SIN, bat
in this country we sometimes can
usaal sreen Who art a7 white AS Your
self sin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
SIX IN FAMILY OF 10
LOSE LIVES IN FIRE

Barre Vt. Feb. 2-Six Of the 10 mem
hcrs ~ the family of Henry Martel were
burned 70 death and two others were
seriously burned when fire DESTROYED their
nome al Rochester. a. miles from here
testrrdas
The dead are
Louis Nartell father Of Henry Mar
te.l and the lattere FIVE children. rang-
mr. IN age from TO q wears
Mrs. Henry Nartell and one other
child are III serious condition The
latter IL not expected 70 1--we
The house took fire when Henry Mar
tcl used gasoline by mistake for kero-
seuc 10 start the FIRE ii the kitchen stove.
He escaped injury and rescued his wife
and one child. The others were trapped
IL the upper story
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
WOMEN START MOVE
Continued from page /.

with the exception that such part or
parts of their report as shall apply In
detail to the time between said date and
the opening of the General Assembly
may be submitted at later date.
Former Representative William Nj.
Connolly of Wilmington brought two
bills to Dover today. One would ex-
tend the banking power of the Liberty
Trust for two more years, and the other
extend the restriction line against
building houses on Broome street be-
tween Lancaster avenue and Second
street by 10 feet Mr.. Connolly said he
intends TO build eight houses there.
Levy Courtmen Frank II. Jones and
Boyd Mccoy came here today I'm be-
half of the bills providing for a bond
issue of $500, 900 TO build bridges over
the Brandywines in Wilmington.
Difference Over Bridge Matters.
There is reported to be n difference of
opinion among the members of the Levy
Court. and also members of the Leg
isIatlre. relative to commissions that
would have charge Of the building op-
erations.
The bills introduced by Representa-
tive Wilson of Wilmington. provide
that the Levy Court shall build the
bridges It is reported that all tho
members OF the court arc not agreed on
this phase of the bill. and there seems
to be a sentiment in the Legislature
for the appointment of commission
consisting OF two members OF the Levy
Court and two to four citizens outside
the court The Democratic members of
the House probably win insist that the
commission be bipartisan.
Levy Court Commissioner Jones is
arranging for a conference OF the New
Castle county members Of tho lcgis-
lature. 10 be held at the Hotel du Pont.
Wilmington. tomorrow night on the
bridge matter and other proposed legis-
Iatioit relating to New Castle county.
House Has Brief Session.
In the House. today. Representative
L. w. Turner introduced in skeleton. a
bin 10 acquire by gift. devise, grant.
purchase or condemnation. lard and
water rights. and 10 place structures
thereon as n part of the state highway
system. and providing for the cost
thereof.
He also introduced bill relating "a
shad fishing in Broadkiln river and its
tributaries. II would be lawful 20 sct
scines across said river for Periods Of
not more than 80 minutes and - use
! "rattl,rs" u othcr devices for driving
FISH. Ii would bc unlawful 10 take
shad from said river above the place
known ak sand Haul" between June ]
Of ono YEAR and March / of the sue
CccdiuE yrar
Representative Warrington introduc-
"a a idlI enabling descendants of ~,
Nanticoke tribe Of Indians 20 establish
tn Sussex county. separate schools for
their children
The House concurred In the Senate
concurrent resolution providing for 2
foint session Of the General Assembly
tomorrow afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. q
hear tho trustees Of Delaware state
Hospital al Farnhurst
To give opportunity for committee
work. tho House recessed from u "a
this morning to 1.3Q O'Clock this after
noon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Jap PROBLEM FOR HARDING.
Next Administration will Inherit Settle
ment of Controversy

Washington. Feb settlement Of
dinlornatic problems with Japan espe-
r,aIlv as arising from the enactment by
he state Of California If anti-ahen
land-ownership legislation viii be post
noned until the Harding Administration
iee,lrnos Office. Il was indicated 'vester-
d.t hv State Department officials
OTe,als also said that the recommenda-
%ior submitted to the respective govern
neIf bv Roland :. Morris. United States
t,nl1. seador 10 Japan, and Baron Shide-
Iara he Japanese Ambassador here, as
i result of their recent Informal converse
tief directed toa solution Of he problems.
were not to be interpreted as IL the nature
cF at agreement L might be Necessary,
they added. for the Ambassadors to re-
sumo their couvo tioIs after the two
Governments had ~t died the reports
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
LETS co" MOST TYPICAL.
Army Morale Chief Declares This Slogan
Stands First

Washugt or, Fcb , .1ct gof was
the chief battle slogan Of the American
Army and il the World War There
were other popular and effective phrases
used by the troop '9}hcre do we 60
from here" and when do We cat2' for
irstance but in the opinion cf Col Ed
ward j. Muuson, chief Of morale, Gem
crsl staff, made public yesterday Tor
everyday use, ii rest Or III battle, the
slogan Let's 90" stands foremost.
"Nouc other seems SO typically AIneri-
can. SO broad and 50 satisfying
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
LANCASTER COUPLE HAS
7iTH WEDDING ASNIN ERSARY

Rv Associated PRESS to Every Evening
Lancaster. Pa. Feb AIr and Mrs.
Barr ~peagler. Of Marietta the oldest
re-ldc,f- of that sectloI.. are celebrating
TO-DAY their serentE-tourth wedding an
ryer-arv Mr.. SpangIer who IS in his
one h,tnaredth wear. is President oI the
FIRST National Bank % Marietta ard IS
the afdost bark President III the nltad
States He's d4slt 81 datv He attributes
his lougcvitv to swork aad more wors
and the following ot simple rules 81 health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
RAILROAD ENDS STRIKE
WITH ENTIRE NEW FORCE

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Morgantown w Va. Feb , Coal
trains were again moving today on the
II miles Of the West Virginia Northern
Railroad between KngH'@d and Tunnel
ton, w Va, after Suspension If several
days because If the roads As employees
refused to ACCEPT u reduction Of 10 per
cent in wages When the men walked out
operating officials began the organization
Of a new working force The railroad COM
pany has no official dealings with any Of
the railroad unions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
BIGGEST SPAN BRIDGE.
Advocates Want II Built Over Delaware
at Philadelphia.

Washington, Feb 2 Prompt author
izatiou by Congress for the building of
the greatest span highway bridge in the
country across the Delaware river be-
tween Philadepbia and Camden, was
urged BY ] Hampton Moore, Mayor Of
Phil4delphia; Representative Darrow,
Pennsylvania, and George 81 Webster.
Philadelphia engineer, before the House
Interstate Commerce Committee.
The committee. after the hearing. took
the bill under advisement and il expected
to report favorably the latter part Of
tins week The measure has been passed
by t he Senate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
New Methods Suggested

AT the meeting Of the Levy Court yes
terday Attorney -9eneral Sylvester d.
Townsend Jr. submitted to the court
written recommendations for changes in
the methods Of doing business in the Office
of the recorder Of deeds, based on the IN
ve~ugatlou made by the attorney general
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
NV CONTRACT FOK hfLli.

New York. Fvb 2-Ceoree heuy. first
haeeman at tho New York Nationals,
Who refused ta 4iEa ms tq2l contract
mas been rendered a more liberal ouer.'
The club secretary sand yesterday Kelly
Is IN California
Jess Winters. the riaht bardcd pit
cher. released e. Milwaukee, has been
recalled and ordered IL report to san
Antonio for sprlus training.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
AMERICAN TRADE WlT5
GERMANY OVER S$0G 900 600

~ Associated Press t. Esery Erea.ne
Washington. Feb = American trade
with Germany in 1922 totalied s4y0,-
3aa. aaa Is compared with el45. .5l ono N
1919 s. review Is9tget fdaN by the DE
pertinent cf Commerce shows Exports
"a Germany last year tot9licd SSH. :
l37 600 ~ compared witt So 76l.ooo the
year before Whlle imports from taat
country were SIS, Sos coo compared with
Sic. COS GOO IN 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
State Hospital Trustees Meet Tomorrow

The Board Of Trustees Of the Delaware
state Hospital VIII hold their biennial
mrehng tomorrow at Dover in the after
noon the members viii appear before the
General Assembly to urge that the com
plctc appropriation asked for be granted
for the next two years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
SARAH BERNHARDT TO BE
LEGION OF HONOR OFFICER

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Paris. Feb 2-The promotion Of Sara
Bernhardt 70 officer Of the IL gion oi
Honor will be announced shortly. The
promotion will be 10 roro g2.ti3n Of the
famous actress work III encouraging Of
French art abroad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
DEPoRT SEVENTY RADICALS.
Majority of Party From Philadelphia
and Boston

New York. Eeb >. SSeveoty radicals,
Including several women, ordered de-
ported 10 Russia LEFT heveyesterdaE board
he steamship Esthonia for Llba1i, Lat
xla. from there they viii be seat by rall
1T Government eNpeuse as faf as fgA and
thcUee acruss the Russian frontier
Alo-t Of the radicals were sent 70 the
Ills IsIa.d Immigration Statloa from
boston ard Philadelphia, where they had
beea held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Maran,ine VIII Strengthen pirates.

New York. F'ch 2 Barney DreNfuss.
president OF the Pittsburgh national
League club. said here yesterday that
the Pirates. with Rabbit Maanviue
IN the liue-up. win return t. the
glorious days of HuuuA Wagner The
Pirate squad viii leave March ! for
flot Springs. Ark. for spring training.
said Drey fuss Who has been d visitor
At Yankee headquarters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
GASOLINE REDUCED.

rs Associated Press TO Every Evening
HeN York. Feb. 3.-The Standard oil
Company OF New Jersey today announe-
81 = reduction u oue cent gallon
III the price OF gasoline and Kerosene
IN New Jersey. Maryland. Virginia.
north Carolina aud Louisiana.
ia. wholesale price Of gasoline IN
jersey city and Baltimore also Was
reduced from = y TO - cents Il sal
lo.. amt eeles,uc from Is to 1sia cents
Il CATION.
Tho Standard oil Company of New
Yorll reduced thu price of kerosene from
- L. - ceuts ~ ttnk wagon, motor
gasoline from 81 10 80 cents IL steel
barrels and sarui1h makers and PAIN
tiers naphtha 80 to - cents per sui
lon. effective today.
This reduction brought about
through series of conferences With
representatives of the employees. it w.is
stated. affects about I2,0u0 workers and
IS tantamouut II the execution ef an
agreement octwceu the company and
its employees. entered into last August
This contract stipulated thai when Eo}-
erumeId figures showed The eost ~
living returned To tho basis ot Dege3n-
! ber. 1878. hail 81 TIM 10 pen cent bouus
which had besn gfauted the employees
would Il, eliminated Nhile govern
! thent Hgues ISSUED ga December 10,
1920 showed that prices had been re-
/ duccd To tho stipulated level tha COM
/ pany nevertheless continued thu fill
/ bonus until February Is of tins year
The same agreement provided ti4at
! thc other 10 perecnt Of ihe bonus would
! be eliminated whenever government
/ hgures show that the cost Of nVinG has
I
cember 1918
The employees not ons ullmsig az
i ccpted th9 reduction Of the bonus. of-
! nciala said but tnen representatives
i sent letters 81 appreciation. thinking
/ the company 1or continuing Il tive
/ months longer than the agreement
/ stipulated
Negotiations To the aaHle end are III
progress il was stated which probahly
will affect an additional Is 00a en-
ploycs in the eompanya ,arious snh-
/ sidiarics
This IS not a wage reduction said
Il statement issued Us thu company.
which has been Increased tea times
| since the beginning OF 1917 IN addition
/ 10 the two cost OF living bonuses f,N
elusive of tho bonuses. Waees Al ihe re-
hneries today stand a level Of from
I75 10 $50 per cent above those in force
January 1919.
New York. Feh Employees at all
of the renneries ot The standard oil
Company Of New Jersey have valuntari-
IL accepted a reduction of one halt Of
their cost of living bonus effective Feb-
/ ruary IS il was announced here today
i al the general offices Of the company
The reduction is equivalent to ten per
| cent If their wages
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Receiving CONGRATULATIONS.

Mr. and Mrs. q. =. MASSEY ot 505
McCabe avenue, are receiving co4gratu-
lauoaS on the birth Of son, q. d., Jr
ua February /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Dies at the Age of III.

Toronto, Feb , Joseph Mantoll, III
years old, died here Yesterday lie was
born III England and calne to 1anada 81
years ago, making the journey from Que
bee TO Toronto on foot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
FIGHT IS Off BETWEEN
WILLARD AND DEMPSEY
Law Limiting Admission Charge
to SIS is Believed TO be
Cause.
~ Aasoelatcd rrosg io Every EvanLnE

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Los Angeles. Feb THE fifteen
round bout between Jack Dempsey
heayyWciEht champion and Jess VIII
lard. former champion. scheduled for
March H. in New York. has been ind"f-
intoly postponed, Dempsey announced
today.
Dempsey said he had received a tel
egram from New Yerk from mis- man
agcr. Jack kearns. announcing the in
definite pustponement OF the match.
He said he had received no detailed
reasons but understood il was because
Of the ruling Of the New York boxing
commission limiting the price Of ad-
mission TO SIS.
New York. Feb While promoter
Tex Rickara said today that he was
not prepared to say definitely that the
Dempsey Willard bout was of. as an
nouuc.d hy Dempsey in Los Angeles
/ a formal statement on the subject
might he pxpct ted later. II is under
stood however, that s hitch has oc-
CURED IN the negotiations and a new
contract viii be necessary If the two
hcavyWeiEhts are to meet again in the
ring.
ndcr the original terms both Demp-
sey and Willard We're granted large
sums for their second encounter. When
the New York State boxing commits
sion recently PASSED rule limiting
the uIayimuln admission charge 10 a
boxine contest Ia Sl5, Rickard decided
that he would lose money on the match
and demanded that the two heavy
weights box on pcr centaEe basis II
is believed thls plan did not meet with
the approval If tbc boxers.
Dempsey also said Tex Rickard
would promote the match between the
champion and Georges Carpenter on
q percentage basis
He said he understood ne would re-
/ ceive no less than IS per cent Of the
/ receipts. which was the usual amount
/ he added
/ He said he did not know what Car
/ pentier would receive
There viii be no guarantee" he said
/ and the forfeits already posted viii
stand
My information came in kilograms
/ from M. Kearns, who gave no other
] details.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
Return From Honeymoon.

Mr.. and Mrs J Frank Dunn-4fvvr re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home with Mrs. Olga \. Mahatly 81
90l Monroe street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
OBITUARY.
MRS. ANNIE y. N cowEN

MRH. ANNE Y n COWEN.
Mrs Annie Y. McCowen. wife Of Will
ia. A McCowen, died today at her
home 9I0 Adams street. She was sister
of Miss Clara Mendenhall, principal Of
No. Q school The funeral will take place
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-02
LEA r. ARCHER.

4ca 7 Archer Of Hockcssin. died at his
home there today.
REBA NJ. BEAUCHAMP.
Keba NJ Bcauchamp, 80 years Old. died
yesterday At her horHe 1918 Market
sareet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
Jones 4 Dameron's AlLinsiciy sale.

Few breeders this season are placing before
the Hcrcford.buying public ms choice an offering
as Jones a Damron will sell at Hereford, Tex
Feb 81 Their cow herd b. composed of choice
breeding mntrons selected from the old Gudgell
Simpson herd shortly before Its dispersion
five years ago. The list II herd bulls given
herewith shows that this firm II maintaining
the high standard established by II years ago,
The 10 bulls listed In this sale deserve the care.
ful consideration IT breeders who are In the mar.
kct for herd headers ~ approved individuality
and the most popular bluOdnes. Their breeding
speaks for itself. and they ARE M good individ'
ualy they are riohlybrcd. The fact that
seven cows bred by Cudgoll a simpson are In
cudod In the offering II sufficient tn make this
sale an event II more than ordinary Importance
In Hereford circles Add to this the fact that
there are ~ ycarlIng hcifors out of the COWS
that formed the foundation ~ this great herd
and sired by wclknOwn bulls and We have an
offering TINT should attrnct Hereford breeders
from all parts of the country. These yearllng
hcfcrs are IN exceptionally good 'fciih ana In
their conformation show the richness OF their
breeding. Those old enough Ia breed viii he safe
In calf to the herd bulls mentioned herein. One
II the outstanding features II the offering con
sists of 2S granddaughters IL Beau President
Domino and Beau Picture. The i.and bycar'old
cows are all mfc 10 the service 81 the four herd
bulls or have calves at foot by thcm. Taken all
IN all this In one sale that really constructive
Hereford breeder. no admircr IL strong Anxiety
breeding can afford to miss. Such an opportun.
Ivy To secure seed stock 10 short distance re.
moved from the Gudgoll simpson herd II
seldom offered Two more good sales In the same
section follow this one and the week viii at.
ford an exceptional opportunity for Northern
breeders to zee what the whiicfaccs are doing
In the great Panhandle country.-FRED C.
MANN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-13
BIC MERCHANT MARINE
To DEMAND BIC NAVY
y r. JONES.


WASHINGTON. u. G. Feb ia
big Aoricln merchant marine demands
AMI makes necessary "a great American
navy ono IL supplementary 10 %,
other.
This principle b. now wen understood
ln Conrrcss. and there Is e general
sentiment On house and senate for both
merchant marine and navy.
The nest national administration viii
favor this policy. Tor Ircs.lcnt.olcci
Harding has announced Boz public that
hc flyors both Congress VIII go along
with CO. new rr,..d.nt 100 carrying out
tl.s policy
J., is h.l doUu hy naval Hu'cgists
tiHi no merchant marine. however
large ard prosperous. l- over sifD in
event 90 var unless protected rs .
great navy. As 20 coul1ry 60 that prop.
os.tlun the naval stui,g.sis declare rs
FIRST announced iy 90, immortal Al
mlral Nlhan who's. isok on sra puN.
crs Influence on thr history ~ the
world Ia nid o. have started the Tor.
mtr kaiser on The German empires
policy o. a great navy. that any ma.
ton which has re- prcpond,ronrr OF s'l
power ~ certain o. De- victorious In
any war On which snc engages.
This da,um hls more than boon
borne out ry the history of tho wars Of
the world from Slilmis o. Iutl8nd. In
mod'rn times IL was on, British navy
that finally contributed more 90 tho
dnwufall of Napoleon than even the
uiilc 60 Waterloo ~ our own time
,ho battle Boo the North Sea. when
tho British fls,ts turned hack The Ger.
man armada really marked the begin.
Ming of the end u the German dream
uf world dominion Farpwts fleet id
more to finally crush the ConfCdcncy
than the battle NJ Gettysburg u was
MT until Mahlr lralyz,d and point.
ed ont the part that sai power has
always played in the ris. and fan OF
nations. aud the dominion OF the world.
that q movement began % D. noticed ln
this country Tor great American
navy. Tho movement started by Ma.
han has had iis fruit In the present
insiviont demand Tor "a great American
navy. and there are few. " any. con.
grcssment who have read his book who
are not now ardent advocates OF an
adequate navy-a navy commensurate
with the greatness Of the republic ana
the coming commercial suprccy u an
American merchant marine on all the