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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
DICTIONARIES GREET
FOCH AND PERSHlNC
AS WAR "BUDDIES"
Continued from page /.

tphinuru from page 1.
success under his direction and no
words of mine can add to the glory OF
that achievement"
Tie then greeted General Diax. Cen
eral jacques and Admiral Beatty. pay
ina tribute to the achievements OF
each.
The greetings OF Marshal Foch and
General rershing formed the princi-
pal business of the morning. This
afternoon the lceion's big parade il
scheduled. with thousands of Legion
aires, members of the Grand Army of
the Republic and spanish war vet
crans and others In the line OF march.
legion officials expected TO sandwich
some convention routine into the
morning proceedings after which the
gathering was 60 proceed 60 the Union
station Plaza where the Memorial
Kansas city is Go erect in honor OF its
war dead. viii be dedicated.
An impressive program has been
arranged. for the dedication with
Marshal Foch, General Armando Diaz.
of Italy. General Baron Jacques, of
l,elgium, Admiral Beatty. Of Great
hrlinini General Pershing and John
.u Emery 81 Grand Rapids. Michigan.
national commander OF the legion,
participating,
Onlcials today were already begin
nina preliminary preparations for the
ipe2 convention which win be held in
New orleans.
After hearing the visitors. the con-
vcntion adjourned untl tomorrow
io permit the delegates and visitors
o. attend tho dedication OF Kansas
City'a memorial 20 It's war dead and 10
participate IN the big legion parade
THE afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
OFFERED
FOR BRIDGE BONDS
Levy Court Opened Bids Today
for Sale of 100000
Worth.

The Levy Court today referred to
the committee OF the whole the fol-
lowing bids for 100000 of Washing
ton street bridge bonds:
Seasongood a Mayer, s1os,100.
William II. Compton Co. sf0s s,0z3.s5.
Estabrook 4 Co.. s105.s70 and s107,-
$40, the larger bid intended to replace
the smaller bid.
Merrill, Oldham a Co.. s107.055.
NJ. III. Freeman q Co. st06439.
IL. l.. Allen, s105,S90.
Harris. Forbes q Co. and Laird &
Co, s103,S40.
Wilmington Trust Co.. sf02, ,260.
Robert Glendenning q Co, sf02, ,02o.
Harlan a.. Scott bid s51.3i5 for $780,
900 OF the bonds.
After brief consideration the court
accepted the bid of seasongood q
Mayer. The firm is composed OF Gin
cinnau brokers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.
BY Associated Pre.s to Every Evening

ey Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-Wheat,
lower; No., Q red winter, 1.1291I7;
do, garlicky, 1.06@111.
Corn, steady; No. for export, 5sG
So; do. No. 3, 55@55h; No. 2 yellow.
local. 64G65.
Oats, lower; No. white, 4siz@44;
No. 3. do. 42@421.
Butter, lower; western creamery.
as: nearby prints. fancy. 60@62.
Eggs. firm; nearby extra. firsts. 81;
do, firsts. 60; west extra firsts, 81: do.
firsts. $1,000; fancy selected. packed,
1904.
Cheese, steady; New York whole
milk fancy flats, 22@2s: fair to good.
2l@22; longhorn, 22h@2s; single
daisies. 22ls@2s.
Live poultry, firm: fowls. not leg
horns, 20Qao: do. Ieghorns, 1s621;
spring chickens. not leghorns. 1924:
do. leghorns. 1929: old roosters, 100
1s; ducks. white Pekin. 24@2s: do,
mixed coiors. 22G24; Museovy ducks.
1920; geese, 2i@24.
Dressed poultry, firm; fowls fresh
| hAltcuf AtbttF W AaANSf oo4Jols 90,
small sizes. 20934; roasting chickens,
nearby. 27@a5; do. western, 2s624;
lbroiiing chickens. nearby, 2s@34: do.
western, 200s4; old roosters, 1s@2f
ducks, s0Qs2; spring turkeys. fresh
young toms. 42@45; average receipts
s5@40.
Potatoes, lower; white, hundred
weight extra fancy, 2.50Q2 so; fair tc
good. l.7562.sO.
Flour quiet, steady: soft winter
straight. western. s.o0De.25; do. near.
by, 6.50@5.7b; hard winter straight
e7b@7 90; do. short patent, 7.25@T.50
spring, first clear, 5.2SQ5.75; do
patent. 7.O0@7.so; do. short patent
7.75Ms.25; fancy spring and city mill
patent. family brand. s.0069.5o.
Hay, dull, unchanged; timothy
2Do0@220o per ton; do. No. 3. 1900
1900; sample. 14.oo@lsOO; no grade
~ 00@l4.o0; clover mixed hay, ligh
mixed. ls.5o@20.O0; No. mixed, 1870
@l9.0O.
Tallow. quiet; primo city aoose, 4 u
do, special, loose. 6: prime country I
edible. In tierces,
Bran. firm; soft winter In 100 pount
sacks. 22.5o@2s.5O; spring 2l.5OG
22.bO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
ELABORATE mAsQUK DANCE
frlfes Awarded 40 the Auditorium
Carnival Last Night.

one of the most elaborate dances
held al the Auditorium in the past
wear took pisce last night. More
than 300 persons attended. The dane
srH were masked and costumed. and
several pr.zes were awarded fer the
best showing hy the Auditorium man
nrgmeut These were az follows:
Nfs Beatrice Caveudcr. 1903 North
Jackson street best woman's cos
tune awarded miniature music box;
Leonard scott s13 East Fourth street,
best mans costume. awarded a silk
ahlfi Lorraine Reed. 1916 Washington
street, funniest wQmans costume. a
hvo-pound box of candy; Edmund r.
smith. funniest mans costume. half
dozen pairs ~ silk stockings.
The hall was decorated In the form
~ n neid, with a cave filled with
ghosts az the entrance. A unique
feature was the darkening Of the hail
during the evening, and the scatter
irg from the ceiling of several bushels
ui peanuts. Souvenir horns and re-
froahmcnts were distributed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago, Nov. 14-cattle. Receipts
5000: quality plain; beef steers and
fat she stock slow: early tradings
steady; early top yearlings. 1i.50;
bulk beef steers 5.75@s.35; bulls steady;
Gamers, cutters aad stockers steady;
veal calves opened weak 10 Is lower; ;
best 10 packers at 1150; outsiders,
1900.
4ogs--Receipts 10000; fairly active
and mostly 10 to lower than yester-
days average; practical top, 100;
light lights. up 10 sis; bulk. 7.25q
T.s0; pigs steady. bulk. s.10G8.25.
sheep-Receipts 10000; opened
slow, mostly steady; fat natives, 10
packers. s.754s.oo and TO city butch
ers, s.i5: culls around 500; choice
ewes and wether yearlings. 7.25;
medium TO good, 100 pound fat ewes
45O; talking steady feeder lambs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
sisih Co 4. A. q. plans Dance.

fhs Hfs annual military bali of
Fikih tuMNaHf. q a q. Delaware
NAiHHH Guard Wil ht held M iho
NhNAIlf hfnuft. New CASTLE.
4haHfHsitlHr tsp n is the lnten-
tWa pf lHf fummlfiNl un arrangements
Al hnta lhf military personnel ~ the
Delaware nuafd a. NrI a. Governor
fiftNta lhs ruNtfHnff aiaH and gen.
crate sIHH aiieHd ihf dHuor
NN'tfiE AZ Nitih Company Hfe CAP.
tHiH 3 q irwin Duncan rlfm faeu.
tenant VI d Stewart ana SECOND
lieutenant CHARLSE N Preston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
BONUS AMENDMENT
HOLDS UP TAX BILL
Majority Senators Pause Be-
fore Carrying Out Threat to
Table Soldiers Aid.
by Associated Press 10 Every Evening


Washington, Nov. 1.--Possibiiity of
later. Of financial vote on the tax
revision bill through continued dis-
cussion of soldiers bonus amendment
confronted the Senate today on re-
suming consideration Of the bill. With
the Reed amendment proposing re-
tention Of the excess profits tax and
use OF it's proceeds to defray the costs
of the flve-wsy adjusted compensa-
tion plan. still undisposod Of after be-
ing discussed for four hours yesterday,
bc US advocates also had in reserve
another amendment introduced late
T. the day by Senators Simmons, Of
North Carolina, and Walsh, Of Mass
achusetts, Democratic members of the
finance committee. This amendment
proposes payment of the bonus out Of
the foreign debt interest.
While majority leaders said they
planned to lay the Reed proposal on
the table when formally presented,
| they had not decided last night what
course they would take with the Sim
mons Walsh amendment. which its
authors declared would make the
Issue clearly one of bonus or no bonus
without raising the question Of the
condition OF the public treasury"
nator Reed, who declared during
yesterdays discussion Of his amend
ment that n vote 10 table IL would be
la towards vote" is delaying it's for
NAL, presentation until there has been
full discussion Of the whole question
and the other amendment, its author
announced. will not be formally moved
Tor adoption until action has beer
taken on the Reed proposal.
Subject to the procedure with re
gard to bonus amendments. othe
amendments were 10 be taken up to-
day on the tax bill proper. Puttinf
aside the bonus discussion, the Sennt.
in session last night made con
siderable progress on the bill, the mos
important action being the adoption
of an amendment proposing gradual
ed capital stock tar at rate of 81 OF
each $1,000 OF stock between 500
and 100000 and 81 per $1,000 on al
over 100000. This is in lieu of ,
fiat one dollar rate on each 81 900 Fl
excess Of $1,000.
The Senate then repealed a mum
ber Of excess levies now in force. in
Guiding the per cent tax on all must
cal instruments, the per cent tar oi
sporting goods. and the chewing gun
levy, the existing rate Of which is
pc cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
BOY WHO SAW MEN
ROB McREA MAY GET
PART OF REWARD
Continued from page 1

The total as above includes the $4,-
1891 recovered by the Richmond po-
lice, who arrested Wolfe and McKin-
ney and who found this sum In their
possession when taken into custody.
The local police recovered $1,000. The
automobile the bandits bought for
S4o0 in Washington has not been dis
posed of and will be turned over to
the casualty company. 40 that con-
cern may get It's money out of the
machine II possible. Had this s400
been realized the police would have
recovered more than $4,000 OF the
$12.272.10 stolen.
Payment of the rewards offered for
the capture of the pay roll bandits
will be made upon the recommends
ton OF Attorney-General Townsend.
1t was understood from him this
morning that the 5000 In cash, offer
ed, will go to the Richmond police. to
be disposed OF as they determine, most
likely to the officer who arrested the
bandits. They will also receive Ave
per cent of the amount of cash they
recovered. or s226. making their to.
tai share of the reward s426.
Il
Local Claim.
| The police of this city will make
claim for five per cent OF the cash
recovered here and 1t is believed Mr.
Townsend will see that they get II
The money will go to the police PEN
sion fund. II win amount to about
$2b2.50. There is still another figure
in the case, who is believed to be en-
titled TO some reward for what he did
in helping round up the bandits. This
is a little 14-year-old Polish boy, who
was an eve witness TO the hold-ur
itself and who knew one of the mer
involved and whose story was the
| first to give the police reai
clue to the identity of the
highwaymen. Just how much this
boy will get is not determined, but Il
is understood efforts will be made e
see that he is given something.
OF the total amount recovered and
the total stolen, there remains n DIFF.
ference of s2.To2.1e unaccounted for
No amount of cross questioning b,
the police has developed from either
Mckinney or Wolfe where this money
is. They admit they spent freely dur.
ing the three or four days they wer,
at large, after the robbery and tha
they bought many things, but tn,
police are satisfied they did not dis
pose OF such a large sum in so short
time. even by buying an automoil,
and much clothing. This sum remains
unaccounted for and what became O
II is the big mystery of the case.
II was authoratlvely stated thi,
morning that there will be no fur
ther arrests In connection with tn,
case. After the upper court pro
nounces sentence next Friday. III,
history OF the city's biggest and mos
sensational highway robbery in man,
years will have been terminated.
Others to Plead GuIlty.
In addition TO Wolfe and Mckinney
II is expected that the following de
PENDANTS viii also plead guilty ii
court on Friday: George Gilbert But
Ter. charged with forgery; William
Davis and John Williams. charge,
with larceny: Belle McMinimar
. charged with statutory ofrense wit
Negro; Earl Roberts. charged wit
an attempt to break and enter; Mai
colin Croft, charged with breach q
the peace; Charles NJ. Owens, charge
with emhexzlement and Albert Rob
erts, charged with trespassing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Three cases were heard by Judges
Rice and Heisel in Court Of Common
Pleas this morning
In the case Of Dominick Lastardo
against Louis Reches. in which breach
Of contract was alleged, a non-suit
was granted by Judge Heisel.
Judge Heisel reserved decision in
the case Of DR.. Edgar @. Bullock
against Frank Wadell The plaintiff
asked si75 for damages done 10 HIS
machine in collision at Forty first
and Market streets
In the case Of william Hartzell
against Ralph salter,, Judge Rice re-
served decision. The plaintiff asks
5000 damages alleged TO have been
caused in a collision with car OF the
defendant az Ninth and Orange
streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
DETECTIVE TATE DEAD.

Philadelphia, Nov. l.--James Tate.
Tor many years captain Of detectives.
and one ~ the bcst-known' detectives
in the country, died ~ G.i5 O'Clock this
morning Ia 81, Mary's Hospital
ftr,r from stomach trouble. Several
weeks ago his condition became so
aggravated that it was necessary -
remove him 20 tho hospital for an
operation in hope Of saving his life.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
totNfi fcsps

fHnHif Treasurer Walter 81 Bur.
~ fNfWfisd Al ihe Levy Court today
iNHl ne aHlIH eeuuif haH current
fNNHs aWnHUilnn ln taos s.tnl aa and
iNlstHl'HneNHH faaus heUauni ~ fi47,.
81
- HisU ftllHriUd thu following funds
80 che mHiniHnhHuf ~ dirt ruads
fNflsimHh hHudfud. SEQ nnu1l, NW
t1tfe sEsN4ffi White CiaY Greek
fttEtff frnraHpf. saFiai New
lHHilf ftast aHi ilsd faun. S. Osg .os
fi ueHfes flafdohai Appoaulnl.
WlNi. tlHilHH n.aokblfd. tiNsiaft
ilfshaf NIHr. tat.aaf.a9
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
NAnkfr STATISTICS.
sisfk stAlsst Collected ssie.Ys m
nffuhsf,

Al a. MfHi.Hr nf lhf street ard
p #tf fHfe iHIa ia4HF Diefk az the
hefffi f8Hafa b MrAlebf renarisd
selN ilHHf fHf IHiunff as follows
fft siHHts All st efnis each. fI4tet.
"a Haatf al tn ffna each. iaG. 9
NIHfs al fi eaIh. Ell aht ti.b0 earh.
o. "a 81 eaNh fiI 2 snaeea at 81 gt.
90 spaces 80 t3tn each. SIS.
MHfiHf q lniHi uf tsltft
HfAietf HHnaNn0Hd hi patrons az
80 lHel HHfnHiNuf markets. WIn move
iHHffNN lH I0e WHHl eide ~ EinH
HsHltHH Hn1 iiInHu.H aifnUfr "A
fhafsl Hi sa UfHla d market day wlll
hi Hsae llI arHHra n lhe npN Lincoln
slftNi HHfhgi hrHuHinr tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
ANTI TRUST ACTION AGAINST
COAL OPERATORS GOES ON

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Nov. 1.--Justice Hitz
Of the District Of Columbia Supreme
Court, declared today to enjoin at
torney general Daugherty. United
States Marshal Splain and others
from serving subpoena or other legal
process on the National Coal Asso-
clation and John ID. A. Morrow, its
president, to answer an indict-
ment returned against the plaintiffs
and 225 others In Indianapolis for nj
legged conspiracy to violate the sher-
man antitrust law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
THIEVES STEAL $3.50 FROM
LINDEN STREET HOUSE

Money TO the amount OF $3.50 is re-
ported as having been stolen recently
from the home of George Bennett at
9ie Linden street Just when the rob-
berry occurred could not be ascertalned
today. The money which had been
secreted in a trunk on the second
floor, was evidently taken BY someone
familiar with the premises
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Presbytery Preparing Appeal.

The New Castle Presbytery's COM
n,ittee on defense before the General
Assembly, met in Wilmington this
afternoon for the purpose of prepar-
ing It's appeal TO the General Assembly
from the decision of the judicial COM
mission on the complaint OF the Elk
ton Church. The committee has ten
Gays from last Wednesday for fling
the appeal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
CHILDREN IN TROUBLE.
Including Some Newsboys Who Are
Said TO Have Violated Law.

Twelve girls employed at an sasr
side mill viii be arraigned before
Judge William S. Prickett in the Ju-
venile Court tomorrow on charges OF
disorderly conduct. preferred by Pro-
bation Officer J. Paul Green.
Seven boys viii also be given a
hearing. on charges Of violating the
laws which prohibit bcys under Ia
years Of age selling newspapers on the
streets after 8 p. m. IL is said the
boys have been causing annoyance
by going to Office buildings and entranc-
es 20 Office buildings for the purpose
Of selling papers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01

In trying TO protect girls from the
dangers of a beauty contest, as he
announces is his chivalrous motive.
Congressman Herrick seems to have
stirred up a hornets nest with the
stings all aiming his way. He is
learning that the path Of the woman
reformer is hard.--Baltimore AmerI-
can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Water Helps Farmers.

The rain OF last night and today,
which was general throughout the
State. was welcomed by the farmers.
In many places wells had gone dry and
water was being hauled. The rain
fell all night and all the morning and
there is every prospect of a goodly
supply OF water resulting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
ROAD REPAIRS.
Bids on Two Projects Received By the
Levy COnrf.

The Levy Court today referred to
the committee Of the whole and coun-
ty Engineer Charles u. Grubb the fol-
lowing bids for road repairs:
Mecannon Church road J. HoI-
lingsworth. ss.20O.30, the work TO be
finished In 30 days; the John r. O'Neal
Construction Co, bids on different
materials, ss,2s3.50. no time specified
and s3,573.50, 30 work days.
Port Penn road-George f. Buck
son, s5,s3s.5s, the work to be finished
In SO days; Alfred II. Mcdowell, bids
for different materials, ss,41s.s4, So
work days, and s6.130.44, 40 work
days; II. II. Johnson q Co. bids for
different materials. s7.705.o2 and &c..
l04.s6. 30 work days; S. d. Collins, ST..
eS1.76, so work days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Contractor Seeks Money.

Edmund $. Hellings, representing
Thompson & Jones. the contractors
whom the Levy Court last week re-
heved OF the contract for building the
sluice at the mouth Of Red Lion creek.
and also the adjoining banks on the
delaware river. appeared before the
Levy Court today, and asked for pay
ment of money due the contractors.
Paul Taggart representing a bond
ing company which insured the con-
tractors appeared 70 look after the in
terests of the company.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
SOLDIERS HANGING PROBE.
Senator Watson Shows Photographs of
Illegal Executions of Men in France.
BY Associated Press TO Every evening.


Washington. Nov. 1.-Investiga-
ton by A special committee into
charges by Senator Watson. Demo-
crat, that soldiers in France We're
hanged without court martial or
other trial was ordered today by the
Senate by unanimous vote. The COM
mittee viii be appointed by the
Senate and Senator Watson will be in,
vited before IL TO produce proof.
Senator Watson produced small
photograph Of an alleged hanging and
insisted that his charges were true
Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho,
said he had examined the photograph
and had been told by two former SER
vice men that the charges were true.
but that he was unwilling TO proceed
on such evidence"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
TAUsCHER CHARGE DISMISSED.
Former German Army OfYicer Not
Guilty OF Neutrality Breach.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
San Francisco, Nov. Ia breach of
neutrality indictment against Captain
Hans Tauscher, formerly of the Ger
man Imperial army, was dismissed
In the United States District Court
today upon motion Of John T. VIII
liams. United States district attorney.
because of the death or absence of
Williams informed the court that
witnesses II would be impossible T.
convict Tauscher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
achewlng Gum King Dead.

Philadelphia. Nov Frank II.
Fleer. millionaire chewing gum manu-
facturer Of this city, died last night OF
apopiexy at his country estate at
Thomasyille near Charlotte, N. C. He
was sixty-fiye years Of age. His home
az Lansdowne is one Of the show
places Of suburban Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
STREET AND SEWER FUNDS.

AZ the weekly meeting of the Street
and Sewer directors today. City Treas
urer Samuel ]. White reported hal
ances as follows: Current expense
fund, Sl5,470.s5; special fund, SIS ,sss-
"a; sewer extension fund, s7,3sO. 80:
Brandywine sewer fund, $50. .o02. .27:
street paving tax fund, 1879 "a:
total. s200.063.42
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Rural Collectors seek Information.

The tax collectors Of rural New
Castle county. appeared before the
Levy Court today, seeking informa-
tion relative to future payment for
collecting school taxes. Previously.
they had received two per cent for
the collection OF school revenues, but
had been informed that the new school
law as Interpreted by Judge Rice,
made no provision for such payment.
They We're referred to the State board
Of education for information.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Seek Probe of County Expenses.

taxpayers OF Brandywine hundred
who had requested that an investiga-
tion be made Of the financial affairs
OF New Castle county and particular
ly Brandywine hundred, appeared be-
fore Attorney General s. ID. Townsend
today. and conferred with him rela-
tive to the proposition. Mr.. Town
send told the committee he would look
into the matter but made no deci-
sion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
A. o. aoufe Accused.

Algfta l8 Maulr HaH arrested last
NlHhl hf Detective NpmnaW un q war.
fAni tiairlnN hNH Nlth securing
Nlnhef HhHff falae ulai Hefa. The
thaffs NaA preferred m william Els
lHif NnHfs NHiftu q heafna before
MHNAlieif NafHsi uuUhmaH and paa
hHlH H tataN lal for Count of Gen.
ssHs hseslunN a. Furnished bail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
DEFENDS LARGER SALARIES.
Necessary to Retain EfficIent Officers
Federal Reserve Bankers Declare.
py Associa ted press TO Every Evening

Washington. Nov. 1.--Defending its
action in increasing salaries of en-
ployes of the New York Federal Re-
serve Bank. the Federal Reserve,
Board replying today to Senate reso-
luton OF inquiry declared the advances
were made ''in order to retain the SER
vices of officers who are constantly
being tempted with outside offers OF
high salaries"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Letters Of AdmIulstratIon.

Register of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters of administration
on the estate Of Clara j. Kinkead 70
Charles j. Kinkead and letters testa-
mentary on the estate of Miriam VIII
son to Rebecca A. Wilson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Paints aud falis Into scaldIng water.

hlrs iAaxlc Williams. 81. was seized
wlth ~ while washing clothes al
hvf home li6 French street, this noon,
and fell into tub OF hot water. se-
fanalF scnldlng her left arm and side.
Ahe was taken 20 the Delaware hos
piial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
OBITUARY.
annie McGln mis-.

Funeral services for Annie Me-
Ginnis who died yesterday, will be
held tomorrow morning from her late
residence, 1908 South Franklin street
Requiem mass will be at st. Eliza
beth's Church at . o'clock. Burial
will be in Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
Halloween Dance al young,s.

Much interest by the young folk OF
Wilmington is centered on the Hal
lowe'en favor dance 20 be held tomor-
row evening at Youngs studio Tor
dancing, at z420 Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-01
True Love.

AS for that bachelor girl who got
married the other day."
ssWell?"
WAS it a case of true loye?"
Apparently so. She surrendered
her latch key. San Francisco Chron-
icle.