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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
WHY THIS APATHYf

Why this apathy toward the proposed
city charter by some Of its avowed
friends? For more than a month the
agitation in favor of the change pro-
duced many recruits to the cause. Now
il seems that certain men who sponsor
ID the idea so warmly at first have
found other things TO interfere with
thrIr advocacy of this bill.
The passage of this bill will not be
accomplished by the majority OF voters
in Wilmington saying that they favor
It. the majority of citizens in our city
must work actively for It. Registering
a favorable opinion toward IL will pro-
duce no results. a positive action is
needed, and each friend of the bill must
bring all the pressure possible to bear
on the legislators at Dover.
Legislators are human, like the rest
Of US They may hear on all sides that
the majority Of us favor this proposed
change. but il we do not tell them so in
person they will be inclined to discount
the reports. Seeing is still believing
rhey see the work which the profes.
sional politicians who oppose The bn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
DIp NOT AUTHORIZE STORY.

Editor Every Evening | have only
lust seen the interview reported to have
been given by me TO the Washington
corr, sporfdrnt of the Every Evening
and which / have read with no small
degree Of astoniahmcnt
May / be permitted to point out that
this interview Is entirely tieticious IS
have given no interview to any corre-
spondent since my arrival IN America.
Incidentally I have never expressed
myself as Democrat, nor have | ever
voted, as since | have reached the age
OF ftat0rity / have resided continuous
ly abroad. nor have | ever visited Ser
bia Italy or RomauIa.
Furthermore, / should like it plainly
understood that | have never, at any
time OF at any place, expressed the
view that Il am not impressed with
the argument that we are going to be
erwhelmed by foreign immigrants
nor have / ever made a statement that
could 10y any chance be 50 Interpreted
am sure you viii, in common JUS
| tiee. be glad to publish this letter In
order 10 dispel any impression that may
| have been caused through the publi-
| cation Of the article referred to.
Preston Doushten,
American Consul (on netaiD
Department Of State.
Washington. February u, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
STILL sSIFFISG FOR SCANDAL.

II should never H. out n place FOR
either branch ~ Congress % ask for
nn accounting of public funds There
Ia. however. more II peanut polifies
md venom than anything elst sn Tie
House resolution calling on President
wilson for an itemized accounting r
the SI50.000 900 war contingent innd.
This sum vas voted ~ Congress for
the President 70 uaa as ne "a" 1T II
was not Ike an ordinary appropTiA-
ton With the creation af me ilI11
the Hpend!rg was eft by congress -
:he discretion 81 the President with
eft In slightesr suggestion af MS a.
.auutatl4ty for The way b. exere sed
lhat discretion
Tn. money fas allotted to the rars-
a,.s departments n the Government IN
E5le5s raus.#. tis.9hH to s9a,'e" 1
COO THIS .at.sr amount was advanced
20 The War pepa tneft. which subs
a1lentss returned - 4ea coo II L 70 tn.
Treasury after Congress made need =
apfropr.ations. Other sums were given
tn shipping Hoard, War cram Corpo-
ration. Var TRADE Board and oih@s
agencies Many Of fae~e agencies na :
already been investig ed aE 1Hasrsss
The bureau OF Pubic Information re-
i 4eiyed s. goo 900. OF which X returned
$500 600. as was shown when THIS a.
+ r,xit.. was under the hre of partisan
+ critics.
II congress wants 70 know more
about expenditures il should ASK fo.
i information from the various depaI Z
ra.nts. as was dor.a f"ii"SeiA- IA.
Sranish- American War when Pfes.dei'
NsktnIey had a similar tuna pot
his disposal Instead. the kepup.iea5
| majority asks President Wilson toE ~
| ttenaized bill three weeks before ~
leaves office What is really III tA'
minds of sueh men a. isvlfeseplals
Rogers vas SHOWN by his attack apo.
IA. expenditures of the American te''s
commission This particular eNpt as'
has been set forth IN some detail -
I her IS an item of SI7.5Sf for conn
dental expenses Of the lreSidel1'.'
PARTY .,.,.
Here is the thinG the pusil.an nlfao1
rittes of the p sideEt would Ike =
eet at Congress may appropriate n-s.
lions or billions to DC wasted. hut he.
- the promise Of u real scandal. OH
a General Dawes, cNasperated 70 u
axnIosive point and primed with punseF
nrafanlty. could do justice to this KIN
Of eheap political malignity l}rooAl>
Eagle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
TAX EXEMPTION FoR HOUSING.

Experts estimate that the aVerhgo
eibaIdy which would be granted TO
builders of homes ty the tax exemption
ordinnnce passed yesterday by tho Al
dermen Is 2s per cont Of the coet
~ construction. The subsidy mp
plies only to buildings finished
since April of last ycar ~
which there arc few: or commenced be
fore April ] If next year and completed
within two years n expires hy State
law with the year 1881. On tho oTdi-
nary house the exemption covers only
$4,000 ~ the value. and or the apart
naeut house only $4,000 ~ the value of
each apartment As the rents are ord
uarIlt ~ leaat 70 per cent of an apart
nlents value only an apartment which
could be rented for leHa than $500
eenr would be fully tax exempt Tho
ordinance would give an incentive. rs
il should. to the erection n Iowpricod
dwellings.
II the tcu-yoar period ~ exemption
liked by state Iav proper Some Al
thoritica. m Lawson p8rfiy. hnye argued
for nftean years. Now Jersey has
granted FIVE year exemption. and
construction has been decidedly Hfirn-
nlated hut taxes IN many New Jersey
| suburban towns are decidedly higher
/ than in New York city II tho esu-
mate ~ Is per cent aa tho subsidy j.
f correct. the ter year period is IONS
enough house with one-f0urth th'
cost ~ construction virtually rehatet
ty the city ought 20 rent probably II
tho nretert market il viii probably
he abIo to compete in cen terms Will
tho house built in 1876 when ma teTiah
ara lower New York Evening Post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, Is, 1922
HARRY NJ. DAUGHERTY.

What are the duties of the Attorney
,..,..,i of the United States? He IL
IN. legal adviser of the PRESIDENT 'h0
,.oDreseDtatiye of the people in SUITS
l,roneht nv or against the government
no is charged with entire responsibility
-, seeing that Justice is administered
under the Federal Constitution as
mil, he determines the selection OF feo-
raj Judges TO be appointed by MS ch'e''
Harry NJ. Daugherty. a machine pol
lucian. a clever legislative agent ma
uipuIator of party affairs. corporation
.,or,itor. and a master of political
tiresse Is Mr.. Harding's choice for this
nos; Mr.. Daugherty would be OF great
service to Mr.. Harding. II Is douo'lu'
II bc could render the same VaiuAple
service to his country at the same uihe-
Nr paugherty is going in the cabii'el'
q practical politician. who may act q
vbeclman on the bridge Of Mt ltaru-
imgs ship Of State
Harry Daugherty, who Is net'el
known in ohio as pr3cucing poil-
tician than az practicing lawyer can
,ot scrye Two masters. nor can ne play
roles AT one sAAth taaN t''+'
H., ,s 10 H. the heap much big chiet
III I,7tronag, it would he better Tor tho
,,alsare of the country II he was put IN
some other post
AY.rica asks that its attorney gen
.l.l hc man above suspicion one
whose character can unilinchinFE
stand the keen searchlight Of publicity
i, j. not desired that n modern War
wick be placed in that post Surely
Nr Harding must recognize the I'M
rropriety Of choosing a man OF baueh-
.rtv's Calibre for the attorney genera
shin. If Mr.. Harding's views are s'
warped, and his judgements SO biase'
that he cannot, then the American na
tlon can, and does view with alarm m
idea OF turning this post over 10 a MAJ
whose career has been that OF whlci
some sensitive persons would not car
10 boast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
Just Folks
by Edgar A. Cues,
At TIE PIcTrRE SNOW.

At THE PICTURE SHOW.
lent it fne. when Tho night comes On
And the girls have all - the dishes
And the floor Is swept ana tho table
spread
And I've got AT y 'he paper rend
when mother seys. Come along. lets
ont 10 .oos A. picture show
lock ~ the kitchen door. an thsn
look ~ ne furnacr nre aRnin.
And pot out all "a the lights snve one.
COZ there's ~ Hee burning rn while
And We sta,. away N . olare We know
~ having p iret-r1a picture sho7
buy tfe .ichetr and give grin
To tho uaa aho ak"s ern ana i9's rs
Eut arst ret srn Some chocolate drops
Or something trey warf rom th'
candy shops
Then bud no whispers put io1d rn n"
n ! don't mind heii ~ on ny rn""
what's ~ 1isvln n~r for7" aays hs
And what's ne doin?" hc questions n"
eisn il was funny. instead n 'nis
It's aI.gayz The eud when you aee er
kiss
There's nothing that starts me talN X
How
ike taking q 10Y to q gicf IRE snow.
All together Yes. that's The way
FOR family 10 close th~ day
pad and mother and girls and noy,
Ending the LAY gith common loy
Keeping together. and glad tn En
Gut 70 so0k ~ e picture Show
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
r,t,I>G THE "DRYS" OFF

47ro,,, every standpoint IT IS 70 re
boned that the pruhihitloniSts VII h0l
..s,ss,,t ~ ,nterfert. with the selection
~ a Secretary of the Treasury on the
.hs,,,,1 ground that the man under con-
staaratton owned a controlling interest
IN q hank that lent money Y distlliet-
The limited States needs, as II mas SCI
,Io,,, needed before a man oI htst-etdSs
aI,iIity in the treasury cur uouleSllc
t,,a,,s.a are very much involved. ana
,s,,,e foreign loans are in worst shape
W. need Il man who can h-a'e
,,,oans of raising the necessary revenue
,.,th least disturbance 10 the t8NAStA tf'
and we and the rest ol the Nulia hsfd
one who can figure out 'ust now inath
aud what sort Of aid We should l'l'd lo
F3Irope. 10 bring that stfieheo cont
nent back 70 healthy economic NE
nnth as a measure Of ordinary deeenaS
ana as a means Of protecting gu loans
These problems will tax 20 the ilnlI
tba wisdom az the ablest inanclef Mf
Harding can put in the treasury
But when il begins 70 be ruhlorel
that Mr.. Harding is seriously cohsluef-
ing for the post one Andrew W Melton
a Pittsburgh banker, there IS lninedl
ately an outcry from the AhtlsaIooi
| League because, torsooth, MI. Melton
bank is alleged 10 have lent money g
distnlery. In the days when distillins
! uas a perfectly legal enterprise Tht
/ u tn, height of ahsurdity. Il Woul'
| stiIl IL, the height Of ahsurdlty had MI
| Mellon himself been the king of dis
| tirers What the country wants ans
| needs in the Treasury Department
nnan,i,r. moi i moral Dictator Greens
i horo \. g. Daily News
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
OPERA AND PHONOGRAPH.

The antipathy toward the phonograph
which many persons once had is
gradually disappearing as the machines
are being improved in their reproducing
qualities. Some Instruments have been
almost perfected I'm their natural tones;
when heard at a short distance IL is al
most impossible for any one but n Keen
fudge of music TO detect the reproduc-
tfon from the original
The music OF grand opera, which has
been reproduced on tho records, has
done more TO cultivate a sound musical
taste among the public than any oth'r
agency In this country. Persons VINO
live far in the IIinterland where the
Metropolitan, the Chicago, the Boston
and smaller traScling troupcs are never
heard. are acquainted with the great
moments i'm great operas. and frequent
lv are as well verscd I'm this form OF
music as the most veteran hahitue oi
the golden horseshoe" This Is tho
result Of the widespread sale OF the
phonograph.
These persons. who never have the
opportunity to hear great singers IN
person. miss the electric atmosphere
Of the opera house. and cannot enjoy
that thrill which comes when some
tenor robusto mounts to vocal stars
and receives the plaudits OF adnlrlhR
thousands Rut every loss geneTnily
has its corollary In this case the pho-
nograph owner also misses some az th'
incongruitiCs Of the operate stage
which are apparent TO tho discerning
For instance. William u. Murray th'
musical critic of the Brooklyn DailN
Eagle, In a review Of "Lakmc. whicf
was sung by Amrlita Galli-Curci an'
Tito Schipa OF the Chicago Opera force
at the Manhattan Opera House ~ Nov
York City few nights ago, pointe'
out that -Nr. Schipa provided food 10
| mirth in his cndcavor as typica
| Italian tenor to be an English Officer
singing in French ana against m in
| dian backdrop Here was inconEruit
at its best or worst
Many an auditor at che opera. nos
sessing sense of humor has smile
to himself While sorc aeod ana weight
Carmen has listened - the hlandish
ucnts of au All too-corpuicnt Don JOS
Many Juliet. possessing grandeur
dren. has caused quiet laughter by he
incongruous appearance as she re
! spondcd u tho wooiuR 81 a dump
| Romeo in the land II musical make-hs
lievc.
All these incousruttos are forEl
when the records which these yer
same singers have made are played 2
the phonoRraph ~ matter how ug!
Lucia may be in real life, her notes
the famous mad scene are as fiute-iF
as ever. her voice charms, and there
not the physical presence % dctrac'
AZ the vogue II thc phonograrh i
croasea. the domaud v,ll ho made 'h'
more OF our operate stars make {
forts 70 retain their youthful appca
ance. IN the past tcI'or Or q s
prano paid little attention 20 person
appearances Tho voice was the thin
But the growing army of music love
who are being initiated into the plea
urcs of grand opera hl WAY of II
music box ave dcsirnus that the
dreams bo not shattered wh.n fh"v s
their heroes and Eer4nee iu the fl'*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

seek beauty lotions TO improve their
countenances.
one could draw many morals irofh
this advertisement. one might make
n few caustic remarks about the
downfall of Rome, ana make pre-
dictionE Of a wrath to come When
All Americans take beauty treat
ments before reporting Tor work each
morning But what's the use? In pass
ing Il might be said that tho gonuetneh
who are putting this treatment on the
,,arltet must be either slightly de-
,ncntcd or else they have woefully mis-
Judged their fellowmen since
when did American men require
beauty cream applied TO their facesf
The next that we hear some inahutac-
turer will bo Offering for sale powder
puffs for men only.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
BEAUTIFICATION OF MEN.

1t il here at last, a beauty treat
ment for men, something which, ac-
cording TO the advertisements of the
chemists who make the preparation,
win pull the old face back to boyhood."
Several weeks ago press dispatch
from New York City stated that a num-
Der of the fashionable beauty parlors
on Fifth avenue were attracting much
masculine patronage Many persons
who read that item laughed and re-
marked to themselves. fake
But it was not fake. It was as true
as many other startling things which
creep into the days news from time
to time. Now come the makers Of this
n-beautifier, and by way Of full page
advertisements IN several Of the ma
tionaI weeklies. are telling men from
Kankakee 10 Oshkosh how they can de-
feat old Father Time, and look like a
college freshman again.
According to these glowing advertise
nents, any up-to-date barber today can
apply this treatment The patient
merely asks for il BY the trade name
The course in beautification consists OF
a thorough face massage with a beauty
lotion, which is marked on the box
''beautiher." a rub with a vanishing
cream. and then one is ready for 9
! sprinkling of beauty powder.
| The makers say that now there !:
| no reason why man a hundred years
old cannot look like q blushing lad ol
| sixteen-if the course is taken every
!
| barber 1t has been known for some
time that some men wear stays, but th'
| most hardened citizen could not pre-
| dict that Americans would ever stool
| 80 low, or rise SO high that men woult
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

First Regiment Band.
camp Ne. /. 2. O. :. a
Oriental Lodge. X. Of 2.
Excelsior Lodge. X. OF F.
Local No. 1913 T. 3. r F.
Fairfax Lodge I. @. Q. F.
BraudHNyine Lodge. :, OF Il.
Columbia Lodge. l. O. Q. =
Local Nc. 1925. c, ana J. Of 4
81. Georses Castle X. g. r
81 Johns Chapter. Il. X. Nj.
Wilmington Tiusmith's niou
Encampment Nc a. Y. y r..
Third Ward Democratic club
Manitou Tribe, lmp'd. Q. Il. NJ.
star Of Delaware Lodge. ). OF 3.
Delaware Tribe, Impd Q. =. NJ.
Washington Council n. #. ~
Delaware Haymakevs Association.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion.
TcIegraph Council, ,'r. @. III 4 u.
Canton Delaware. e, Nj Q. p.
Washington Camp -. 4. ?. @. $ A.
pamoad state Lodge No. f ) of y
Plumbers Gas and Steam l1tters Lnion
Wttnirgton Lodge. Ne tT4. II. Q. G. n
/ pngeut Council Jr ~. \ M.
/ WImngton Lodge MP SS. II, .. 9. NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

are doing: they feel the pressure being
brought to boar on them from that
quarter. They see little work being
done for the charter; they feel littio
pressure from it's sponsors. can we
blame them if they believe the tales oi
the plundcrbund. tales to tho effect that
Wilmington really does not want
change I'm the method OF administering
its civic affairs The fight
must be taken to Dover Immediately
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
RIpPLING RHlALS.
By Wal, Na,ou.
nAYS ID sTREss.

Through weary ears
,,. uehr our Hta.r~
av doubt and care. tr.
r.a. morning brought
of b.ccdshcd and lesra-
n..pj 81, 7ched ARMIES r..r.
...-hr h andl. - n.r
ther Al through
saved and D.nched. 'aed se
uia. -El X hurt. that Nast W
holm might 81 -.uch,d t..
DUMPED. defeated. tHr tt
We Thought that fellow -ao..1 z,
lyrched who bought himself
SUNDAY shirt And V1er -r
guns Al ast uere suaed ana
-laced n soaN were sWrr. tr
,ar,-. ard Warriors 1o
drilrst across tho sodden ~
~ France. the hosoms
aoys were fHed Nlth tho g---
onlp ard c.rcun stance
rad l,ed kt aermifs gra n1t
hcrmits have ncast.1 rm.
the, f.t al rulps rtas 1ud
han Ana thinN a siilo.l vet> a
crime and - Wc osa ald -ev-~
away the franc. the kopcca ana
the dune. Ana now this ,atct
phase Is spent. and sarif rc-
surnss her throne. and cNtr> wise
ana JhJughful gent revvra tht
loubloon and tue bone ANA ~
the bank he tak.s : cont "a start
bundle * his own Released
from wtrtIne doubt and tread
una having uNei reaction down
oh thrre urc hettsl days ahca,
ror Nury iclyssn u to5Nn $,
.ot us pa1e vuh -u ghtN tryof
anl uHs Is, HuH tNd Hm.
,u. noWn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

cecil county. Md. farmers who paid
twenty-five dollars each for member
chin to an cxchnnge 20 sell their prod
ucta believe they have been buneoeo.
and are ready To warn their neighbors
TINT il is RISKY to pay money over 70
.outnndcra unless they are absolutely
Known to hc responsible and honest.
II ia alwaya wise % investigate M
nnd cry easy fer a responsible lndivia-
ual a. establish the fact that he iR net
confidence" man Unless he can
meet This test lot him and his tioingT
nIon. II la ukrly that thcro are many
plrntlc vit,ed unecrupulous individuals
ont fof tho caah # the mon unsonhia.
treated in ctoolse1 practices. md u u
well o. H. prepared ~ ndSanef With thf
demand to show me.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

zssstlen y .5i'i1s Ey;5z yg.s,ss j;:sss ne ne
III strle'iy isre'hSfS e iSfSPustioS - 4S. 5afss esn
70; s9snsssi ssf s,sTs saI.ss ss. ss. 10. s1s sss b
aettls dousstio troubles. nor - snferiek
FnssS,igs wT,.s ,osr sss@fsh g.es.s. snis "a ray
cjivs f1ii nafSs ana affrsss and sncloss
,Tp III r.s. esp,. ~ sr. 'sSs s.a lss, ls5 s'9
O II Il po-rfble % nab. 'ssre air
tight vithout ths - - rueh~r j
r
a. An kfnrs - oio,h have - -
berizsd n make them air'iTht
q What r. cash ~refff
+ =. This 10 -r-fit ~ hanF .r'nr
lished ~ q loan from ~ hsrs
I tho borrower may draw aFa fe'
\ heck
y what - Crnigieifh g'ore'
= THE - 2 Fiii~~0us aandEf0rs
longing to ne s~no- fe~oas srr
ruarrisd ~ Crairisi'h near Eftrburvr
II - iarre'v sed lr f1a' r.fv frr nuiit
irg purposes for which q = aH0airer
adapted by ta purity iIrahin'y ar.
the rapn rifh vh.~h Y rar - vrnuEh
= who r the sadirg rnsrarter
the IIhis7 Il C
81 The leading chararf@r Or ths Rn
r. C;od. parsorifef c- earth r - r
Jesus chrlst Tne Oif testament prt
parea fnr and rrophesiea the ieveir
rnerts u-hi~h ocour ln fhe 1s~r TaH'
rnent after the birth ~ christ
= How frIn ran gold - made Il
Cold . beaten and made l1to ro
caves having thickness = aha
200 o0nth ~ ar inch An Iurca
gold e thus eEt-nfed t0 a surface
about 100 square fent. fil rreatsr
degree ~ .hlnnegs -nav fa 1nfainet
but l. not practical.
III Iz thera 4 Foauaeh0 E
a. The s0apfsh rhf.h - allied
from me srrtu0-s skin l-f 'o smoo-
scales. ana an excessive fow 1f uurf
ts West ndian ash. related ta ne ~
hasg. and .ocany alled .anon 4ne au
onct!lo. u u r. small value.
u We're he pyramids ale
! -r are .hev a-urai' y. t. t
L. The gyrarIids 10 l-Eyrr we're
A.. .atures work. 1-t rpre auoriCu.
4 oustr-c-ea 1v rh- Egypriara
O. is d --le that wheat
4. n rd wet and amur
degenerate -ato r1ess
~ A-eording T erE
..v roIA tl. ege fl"
prouoo.y Tile setrls 49,
wheat ae.a .a Aneri.a f-a
eds af chess ,th 4.I ae r4r'
Il st.u 1utiu-ts. some farmers elr
-.aL wheat -aa E-l u.n -.ea
J.. -rw bug g.
-Icn : miracle p happened
Z. -,ro PLANTS 1r- r.. ..eu .-slE
.t ne.o.E - Quite ur-r-l.
e. the grass -aml, rrl
r. .-ur. ..s .rtu s-,-4
q. Nr.u ad ra.ra lcu
- IVa-ulrEtan ..atslec
IL si-.rE- llr~t.r
-g Martha l--- I- --A
Tn. Nhl.- i..-s 1t
le 4. Nall at
4. -nl- -t 4. -l--.t.-. -'a.
Eo...st.e t.-As. l--
s. sni-, .4e.e-
r. aha .
t-I ..4-... "a boss.
-he ar. uIte,t --t.u-- l.-4-a.4-
D. VINO designed be- Ha.t
.r .us. Ra.e tn- -> -. n--4ra .r
r- os.G p Re -nt V-rS ol Phl-lae
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

member Of The faculty Of Harvard
Bio-Physical school has discovered q
method for treating cancer by the use
Of X-Rays which he hopes may be de-
veloped in a specific for that afIiiction
He has been able through this new
process to heal several cases and TO
alleviate many others. but he does not
claim that he has found an unfaiiing
cure The fact that SO many scientists
are approaching the point whore they
are hopeful Of soon attaining the de-
sired end encourages the belief that
soon this ailnent will have been van
otlished az have been some OF the
other rnaladies that were feared twenty
! or so years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

r,,,,. .onrtp,pan VIII be Interested
l.. IL. p,teId Triala ~ tho Delaware
4,.t,.., a,d Setter tquh probahlv -
J.. t,c,a 81 prandvSine hundred eerIy
,.,l when liberated hltda viii be
employed to teat the qualities of the
.to,. pcrhars there is no Incident 81
hunting for pnali"f game that ia moro
,a,oro,Tinr man 10 watch tho work of
highly bred ard thoroughly trained
too, Il Ill. excitement ~ "gndlnR'
,..,t, n,.nt4rs log III tire fcId nf.
fards tho ,sry highest illustration oi
ihe wonderful instinct and highly q"
1gIopcd sonses of these leaders 81 tht
animal Kingdom.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

II VIII he a source II considerable re-
ta wilmington pcople To have end
,.. hantt af tuai4crirninate soliciting
,,,r.., ~ the streets We have had
.r .,,I.al ~ the custom. when IN
war tim, II se,n<d The onlf adequate
-a. ~ r,arbtas. the public. but we
.4s.. ,h.. ..t....s.-..neies for ifaIortuning
reople ae tle pass along the hlsh-
WAYS is passed md It can well be stop
o,,. m. sr4ia, 81 the ehIef -
paa.e dos rot prohthit the salvation
Army ~ ,ho Eestle Mission from tax
ing NJ eafis ctlon- al thor meetings
rho .nsis.,uee of the opportunities q
.s..4 .,lts3t4f- indeed had become
almost ln'olerahIe and vexattous ard
was approaching the point where one
waS almost forced 10 contribute when
eyer approached