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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
Editor. The Hcrald.
Albuquerque, n NJ.

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Albuquerque, n ".
Considerable publicity has been
given 20 dhe assessment OF United
States Marshal Eecundino Romero and
HIS brother, Cieofca Romero, and
wlfe, in which the protest Is entered
before the STATE tax commission on
July - by a committee composed OF
a. A. sena, SECRETARY OF the socicdad
PROTECTIVE de Ley y Iusticia and
supposedly two other members,
claiming that Mr.. Romero's assess
ment OF livestock for the year 1920
amounted to one hundred head Of
This committee has evidently
not investigated the records OF san
Miguel county Or are either DELHI
erHtcly, falsely accusing the parties
Of whom they make the accusation.
The tax records In the assessors Of
flee show that Secundino Romero was
assessed many times In excess the
amount OF cattle of which this COM
| mittee n alleged In the complaint
and these records are public and can
he verified by person caring to
investigate.
In regard to the assessment Of tho
Romero building. which was barely
under construction by the first OF Jan
uary. 1880 and was not completed moi
| occupied until after April the first
1920. under the laws % this state
! we do not believe this building was
taxable until 1891. However, Mi
| cicofes Romero made a return on Thu
building in excess OF what the com
mittec claimed. rs 1921 assess
ment OF this building was made by
/ tho assessment committee composed
| OF the city II Las Vegas. the COUNT
commissioners and the state taa
commission. and MIR. Cicofcs Romert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

secretary as TO bis tactics In taxa
ton OF which the records show aud
upon that information can they con-
rlHtcntiy support a man OF hts cnliber,
who. "a ali available information. ~
the worst tax dodgpr that tho county
OF a Miguel can oaR Off,
Can they consistently support him
In his fitsht against Sccundino Romero
and Cieofcs Romero. who. to all
availn hic information, are paying
their taxes when The law calls upon
them. Mir. Apoiouio Scna IL nj the
f,rnerns time IN the debt OF tho county
| 81 San Miguel. TO the amount OF So
5e7.fs, taxes now due and %dcllnquct.
II there h need of an Investigation
Of the tax returns OF individuals IN
tho county OF san Miguel, II In very
apparent that the Investigation should
berlin with HIS Honor. the Dccretary Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
More Rainfall Thus
Far This Year Than
For the Year 1920

Aibuqueraus already this year
has had more rainfall than for
tho ertire year OF ia10-
And the ralnfall this year u
ALREADY only two inenes less than
the average annual rainfall OF the
past five years.
The total amouDt OF precipita-
tlon 90 date this year Is e.el
inches Of this amount All inches
has fallen during duly. The pre-
clpitation In June was ass inches.
The first part OF the year was
very dry with tho exception OF
March. During this month. how
ever. rain has fallen on n Of the
80 days. The precipitation dur-
ing the months thus far this year
follows: January. ~; February.
rs; March, .se; April trace;
MAY. -; June 2ts; July, ait.
The average annuaiD ainfali In
the last five years has been SIS.
by years the rainfall was. 1915.
I'll: 1917. 3.20; 1913. SIS 1919,
1893. 1880. s.ss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
NAN WHO FIRES 3
SH0TSATD DRY AGENTS
LANDS IN JAIL


csnuso MADRID. who was captured
"a rark View vita q ntiil and shout
thirty gallons 81 corn whisky 40 his
-,o-><szlen on Thursday, is 2 u the
county Jail at TERRA Amarillo. az he
WINS nnabie 70 furnish bond Tor $1,000
~ncrordInr 10 prnhibitI9n tEente VINO
rstufned 70 Aipuaocreue ma morn-
The :. ssura vas made ~ the agent
ussL tho assistance u peruty Nheri'f
A. A. Rivera OF Rio Atriha county.
after Madrid had fired three shots ~
them with a shot gun. lie was inside
81 he home and tired a. the ontcefs
a. they approached
when ne began a shoot tho OIL
Gers took cover. according 70 tnt
arsnts. and waited for him 90 come
out. He came out In a hnif intoxi-
Gated condition with an open kniie
arrcr 4 short struggle the o%nIcers
ruooocded IN taking the knife from
Madrid. and arrested him. He was
taken before q United states COM
mlsssoner and cheTgcf. with HAVING
,.qeor IN hls possession.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
DIPPING
ORDER TO STAND
IN NEW MEXICO
Sanitary Board Rejects
Request Of Wool
Growers

The New Mexico sheep Sanitary
Board at a special mceting here yes
terday afternoon decided TO stick by
It's order requiring a general dipping
OF sheep In the state by August 20.
The meeting was called TO consider
tho request OF tho New Mexico Wool
Growers association that the general
dippine be suspended this year on the
ground that Il would be a hardship
on the sheep rrewera. many OF whom
could not afford the dipping on ac-
count OF the general business deprcs-
sion and the low price OF wool IL was
pointed out the the cost OF dipping
the sheep was s cents caci. and that
there we're about 2.5o0 In h state,
SO that the dipping would cost the
growers $4,000.
Tho argument OF the Wool Grow
crs association which was represent
cd hv the executive committee was
met by the statements OF memhers
al the sheep board that an outbreak
Of rcnhiea would more than ottsc1
/ any saving by dipping.
II wna that on May 1 only ; per
rent OF the sheep In the state were
| infected and that a general dippins
now would practically eliminate
scabics In the state.
DIR. Schneldef OF INV betN-@
| animal industry was present at the
/ meetinE and spoke In opposition 70
H.. resembling OF the dipping order
RACER Miller. president OF th'
| Novv Mexico Wool brewers asrocia'
lion. said southeast New Mexico wal
nracticaily free OF scahies but II wal
said there was some scahies In scat
terms sections Of the northern an'
western part OF the state
Members OF the board present n
the meeting were; N. a S"n1sis'
10. prayer MIXER, Roswell; n J
=. .. ~Atkunngr0mC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

A good motor oil is
perfectly clear and
the shades Of us color
vary according 10 its
visoosiiy body largely,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
notable development In recent Year,
in tractor advancement.

notable development In recent years
In tractor advancement
eve chose Albuquerque Tor thn
first public demonstration Mr.
Swallow said because the Bryan
Harvester company IL an Albuauer,
que corporation. II was crganizea
here and maintains its home oftiee
| here, although the operating offices
and factories are in Peru, Indiana
Also the company has "A large nuino'
| Of stockholders who we know VIII y.
intercsted in the demonstration of
| he new tractor. aud there are many
people who are not stockholders who
are Interested In tho tractor and WISH
10 see II In operation. We viii hold
lthe demonstration Tuesday at a phase
and hour to be announced MONDAY
The tractor In on the way TO Cnifor'
mia for further demonstrations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

'fDONT'S''-FoR WISHING
Don't wish You could find a lob-flnd u
Don't wish you could rent your apart
ment-Rent II.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell Il.
by using tho HerAld'a Classified Colnmns
Phone 3A5,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31
DEATHS

IuPEz-AifoRso Lopaf. son ~ Mr.. aud
Nm. AuEnatiH Iopeh died yosterday morn
ing a. his h0me. 1901 south second street,
alter q shcrt nlnesE. Funeral ~ssrsifes sill
~ held thls afternoon ct D O'Clock iuteT'
aeut sill be- made - esn JVse cemetery
0srfs A Sens are N ehansrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-31

Nearly 5000. 900 pounds Of wool
were used monthly last ycnr by u. y
manufactnrers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
PUBLIC ASKED TO VISIT
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Cordial Invitation Extended 10
Inspect the Buildings and
Facilities

In keeping with an hospitals of the
county. the Homeopathic Hospital oN-
Delaware extends a cordial iuyitation
10 the public to visit and inspect its
building today. from 2 until y. IN.
Many Wlmngtouian are familiar
with either private rooms or wards. hut
probably few have felt at liberty to ask
the busy nurse questions concerning
the interesting working ot hospital life
Thursday afternoon mana ayers and nure-
IS Will take pleasure IN explaining
every detail uf this homeopathic haven
Tor the sick and ailinp
The Homeopathic Hospital was WI
Inington's first hospital and was started
in 1883 through the generosity of Mr
and Mrs. ! Taylor Cause and friends
IL had but twenty beds Stauuvh
and generous friends have added to the
original building until the present hos
pital is well equipped. ninety-bcd
building with facilities FOR doing all
research and special work.
The location al Van Buren, street and
Shallcross avenue is admirable. being
a quiet residential locality with plenty
of fresh air and sunlight, not 20 mon
tion the peaceful quiet. su aCcepta bile
to the sick.
The rates of private rooms and ward
beds are moderate enough ia be within
the reach of all. No sick person need
lack nursing care through lack Of funds
Since the opening Of the hospital. g.
SEA patients have been admitted and
cared for and the maternity department
which is attractively located on the
third floor. has had 2,2S1 births to its
credit. tiny blue. bead necklace. on
which is the mothers name, is put on
the baby at birth so no apprehension
need be felt as to the identity of the
babies.
In the early days the need Of well
trained women was So great that n
training school for nurses was started
in 1890 and since then i0S pupils have
received diplomas. The Training School
accredited by the State Board of Nurse
young women desiring TO enter the
nursing profession.
The hospital is open day and night
to receive sick of all creeds and nation
aIities to the full extent of its bed space,
The staf of physicians is so arranged
that no ailment is too great or small to
receive the advantage of their personal
supervision, while the resident physician
is on call at all hours for emergency
cases.
The board OF managers are hoping
the public will avail themselves Of the
opportunity of becoming personally ac-
quainted with the Homeopathic Hospital
on National Hospital Day. tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
PIN NtIAI NOTES.

General Asphalt officers were reelected
Al an organization meeting " directors
ten Is showing SEASONAL jmprovemend ana
the number of idle cars stored is about
per cent less than IL was al middle of April
while on Nav 10 this number had been re
duced 20 SSS41.
Stockholders OF the General Electric
Company approved Increase in capital from
si1S.on0 900 tn slS5 900 600 and voted to
enlarge directorate 10 fifteen members
The steel Corporation reduction OF
43e .onO tons in untitled orders IN April SAYS
the Iron Age assumes little significance
under any Interpretation Counting 40
lseT cent operation IN April with no allow
ance for cancellations T7nllines wouid hs,-o
been 525,oeO tons and new orders quite
helo~ 1000 tons per day Cancellations
10. 600 tons per DAY of new business or
less than % per cent Of capacity. TO pro
duce the figures reported.
psrifc OIL has been a strong feature Of
the domestic oils in recent market sessions
Is was reported today that for the first
three months OF this wear net earnings f,o-
carried 10 surplus. and this does not include
earnings on the 500. .o69 900 oar value of
associated oilNovned by the Pacific Co
Current earnings OF California Petroleum
are reported 10 be about slz per share as
compared with actual earnings of s1O.6I per
share in the first quarter Of 1920. II is
ssid that net for three months exceeds bv
&250.0O0 the result IN the first quarter Of
1920
rueot june ; to act on the 81 so quarterly
dividend. From well-informed sources il is
learned that the payment Of this dividend
viii depend largely on shipments and orders
received this month. Shipments are dis
appointing. and II is said that the 200 cars
daily. which was the record six weeks ago
has not since been equaled
More corporate financing is coming day
10y day. The Duquesne Light COMPANY OF
pittsburg Is about TO sell an issue Of $40 j..
oo0. 900 debentures. the proceeds TO pass 10
tho controlling Philadelphia Company 10
enable IL 10 meet shortly maturing obIiga-
tons TO about that amount. The Pitts
burg Railways, in which the PHILADELPHIA
Company owns the equities will be re-
fnsnced under a plan about ready for an
nouncemenf which will also provide required
additional capital The intention OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
many TO count on its stockholders to alb
sorb the prospective Offering Of above SIS =
ou0. 600 new stock. without any bankers
underwriting TO assure the issue being
placed, makes a highly interesting proposi-
trn IL may be that the company does
not absolutely need nov ali Of the addition
a. capi tai asked for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening.
Dover. May I2.-Charters were fled here.
yesterday. a. follows
Canadian Gold Mines Corporation, viii
uyington. Del. $4,000 900 Westhoma
Petroleum and Refining Co, Wilmington
Del 81 500. 900. Rogers & Co. wiltnington
Del. 81 900 600 Betts-kauffman Electric
and Manufacturing Corporation Jersey
Cly, n. j., St.OoO.O0O. Rajah Chemical
90 Wilmington. Del. 5000 600. General
Trust Co. Dover DelO $500 600 Deca-
Disc Phonograph Co. Dover. Del. $500. 900
Pit1sburF Concrete Brick Products Co
Philadelphia. Pa: SI0o 900. Hecia Oil and
Refining Co, Wilmington. Del: 500 600
Marshall Engineering Corporation New
York City; 100000 Commercial Pro-
tective Association of West Virginia Inc
Wilmington, Del: $4,000 Black Diamond
Broom and Brush Co. Wilkes-Barre Pa /.
$50 600 American Correct Service Corpora
ion Pittsburg. Pa. $4,000. Hub Fruit
and Brokerage Co. Pittsburg. Pa; S25 600
Bryn Athyn Construction Co Whining
ton. Del $4,000. Noah's Ark. No. L. Inc ,
Wilmington. Del; no capital
Chanc Of name Of GoodeH. Vance & Co
- GOodell n %. and increase in capital
from $4,000 20 $50 900: Korite Products
nc Boston. Mass 50 500 900 TO ST 900 :
600 Dorland Agency. INC, New York City
$500. 600 TO 500 600: Bear Pen Coal Co
Detroit Mich. Si5O.0O0 TO $3.50 .00a. l.
a. Maison Co. Pittsburg Pa. SI2 500 to
500 600. General Motors Lock Corporation
q Motors Rock Construction. Pittsburg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
STOCK PRICES TUMBLE
AS MONEY RATES RISE
Call Quotation Reaches Highest
Point for Months. Forcing
Increased Volume OF Selling.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. May 12.-,wall Street.
10 so a. individually every division
of the list excepting coppers and utih-
ties contributed To the irreguIarly low
range of prices at the open.l.g of today's
stock market.
Steels again were most Vulnerable
with the {, eign ola. Motors and kind
red shares also yielded To further pres
sure with some OF the tobacco and food
specialties.
American Writing Paper. preferred.
and International Paper reflected labor
troubles tn that industry Rails were
,lull hut reactionary under lead OF the
Coalcrs.
Rcmittancea 10 the leading foreign
ccnters were Variably higher.
Noon An opening rate of : pcr cent
for call money the highest initial quo
tation in several weeks. accelerated ad-
,htional selling and further impairment
~ prices during the morning.
Among high grad oils, especially
Mexican and Pan-American Petroleums,
ROYAL Dutch and Houston. declines ran
from to points.
Motors and related issues such "a
studehaker United States Rubber and
liosch Magnetic were to ~ points low
cr
stecls equipments. shippiugs and
half q score " unclassined stocks yield
- To- almost points.
PaciHcs and junior rails Of the coal
group showed average losses of l point.
sugars hardened on the higher prices
quoted for the refined product and gas
shares were comparatively active and
strouE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
DR.. MANNING NOW TENTH
BISHOP OF NEW YORK
Former Rector of Trinity Ac-
cepted Sacred Palladium at
Presentation

New York, May 1.-THE Reverend
Doctor William T. Manning today was
consecrated tenth bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of New York amid
poInp and splendor.
An ecclesiastical precedent twelve cen
turies old was broken at the consecration
of Reverend Doctor " r. Manning
When ten fellow bishops of the American
church completed his elevation by laying
their hands upon his head, they were
Joined by Bishop Nicolai. Of the Greek
Orthodox Church IN Serbia No repre-
sentative Of the eastern church ever had
participated In this ceremony since the
disunion in the church at the beginning of
the ninth century, it Was said.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
IRON WORKERS ACCEPT
WAGE CUT PROPOSAL
Also Become Members OF the
Cincinnati Wage Adjustment
Board. as Indorsed by A. r. L.

IA Associated Press TO Every Evening
Cincinnau, May IL Structural iron
Wcr kurs and Iod mon. who have been on
sffike here since last November. have
agreed to hcromc members Of the Gin
.,tnnati WaEc Adjustment Board, and
return Go Work mt reduced scale of
WAGES h was announced last night. This
trtiun followed endorsement of the Gin
Dinnati plan 10y the executive council of
hc huildlng trade department. Of the
American Federation nf Labor The
council Ia ~ week endorsed the wage ad-
iustment plan as model for other
cities and as means Of avoiding abuses
in sympathetic strikes in the building
trades.
t'nder the new scale tho rod men will
receive 80 cents and the iron workers 20
cents an hour.
The settlement Of the iron workers
strike leaves only two Cincinnati unions
out 1 the wage adjustment board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
General Motors Export Officers

At the deferred annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the General Motors ENpurt
Company held yesterday the following
directors werp elected Curtis g tnopsrt
N0rvaI A. HawKins Paul Fitzpa tricK A.
fred y sloan tr.. ~ Amory Haskell Peter
= 9teenstrup, Alfred u SwaNne
At the subsequent orEani gattCn ment iug
of the directors the following otllrers we're
elcCted : Amory HasEe,t president Faul
ri hzpatriCk. yice-presidpnt Peter ; Steens-
trtp vice e-president Alfred II Swaync vice
president Austin = Murray. treasurer
Thomas : Merrill secretary George "
RarthUIomeH assistant secretary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird Co..
du Pont building.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Sugar Refining Company. quar-
terIV of 1at per cent on common and pre-
fprrcd payable July ,
Atlas Powder Company. quarterly Of 3 per
cent on common. payable June 10
fvtpey,rnt Pine Line Company. uuaTtCFlY
ef 81 cents share. payable June If
Home stake Mining Company. - CENTS
share payable May "a
North pennsyivania Railroad Company
quarterly of per cent, payable MAY -.
Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation.
~ per cent on preferred and Isl per cent
on per cent preferred. series ". payable
June
Sinclair consolidated Oil Corporate
quarterly nf 2 per cent on preferred pay
able MAY ~
standard oil Company of Nebraska semi
annual of per cent. payable June ~
Standard Textile Products Company
quarterly of IA per cent ON class and u
preferred
n W WoolwOrth Company quarterly %
Is. per cent on preferred payable .'uiN y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
DEATHS.

CHASE In this cisy On Nay II laal
@amrE 'haSr aged 80 wears
Relatives and friends arc invited a. attend
tho funeral ScrN iCls Al the residence uf his
SON in law. Allen Lewis lo4 West sixth
street uu Friday evening n % clock In
torment az Greensboro Md
RANIRo state Road DEL MAY n 1921
Emily May daushtcr Of Lewis : and
Rosa Rambo aEed years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 at
tend tho funeral services at Welsh Tract
Meeting House. near Ne~arb Del on
Saturday afternoon NRy -. at : o'Cock
IutPrmrnt AZ adjoining cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
OPEN HOUSE ron HOSPITALS.
Eight Thousand In United states
Mark birthday Of Florence Nightingale.

BY Annotated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. May ,12.--The birthday
of Florence Nightingale. pioneer In
modern nursing, was celebrated today
Tor the first time as a national hos
pitnl day" I'm 5000 hospitals throughout
the United States.
The Public Health Service issued In
structions that every institution under
ita supervision keep open house :"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
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/ fssw fffsrFt Sfesr gfas = E5syE. E.gfrtys-c
a e.ra esfsftc ctrv rors = g rteftG J
EVERY EVENING
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Count six words - the line
Count initials and numbers a7 words.
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No prepaid al taken for less than l5c
charge Prepaid
Day ....... "a cents y cents
CUuRecuiive Days " cents ~ cents
g ConHecut8ve Days = cents cents
LOSG TERM ADFERTIaINB.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
ETPUBIICATION FOR ERRORS.
Republication will b. made for errors
not tho fault ~ the advertiser. u advertlsef
will rrFsort the error within - hours after
drst publication ~ advertisements -
MIsCLA AssIFICATtDk8 Not PhE
hITTED
TEGFPHDNFD ADS.
Classified advertisements that arr teiF
phnned ~ Every Evening will be accFpfed
A. the charge rates shown above But
the prepaid cost amount will be acrepfad
81 fuii payment il Offered AZ the business
Office Within six days after any such ~
is arst printed 10 the paper 0thervi 2
the cost ~ ihe charge rates quoted Ff"Fe
will he coliected
Telephone Your Want Ads
pHONE ~ OF " O. " tNpRtb
Ask tor y ant Al 3 aker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12

Those who cannot ViHit their dianbled
soldier relatives or friends IN there
hospitals today might say ~ with
flowers of smokes" the aervIee bulletin
suggested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS a
Coming Events

HAVE YOU MAD your letter from y
Children Buresu2 ~ no. telephone 4NiN
and give your address
: ATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE 90 ~
.fontneliar Vermont nave removed their
offices from 30 Equitable B4dE ~ eNS
IlBA-t166 IN Pout Bldg FneEyautnf
Hoor) All policy nosders and other friends
are invited 70 rnti a. oaF nrw headGHaFtFrs
mas Is Palmer. general n1anasrr tte"rse
.. Kelly. cashier
~TpTICE-Annual rneettng ~ sine ~tncS-
hnlders Of 4hn New GtenturT Club Corpora
tiou viii be held At the club house. lplo
Delaware avenue On Tuesday. May lp. As
4 D. m Polls open from 70 4 p- % Tor
the election ~ fiFr directors ~ seTvn Tor
three gears Elizabeth y. Jackson. srcre-
tary
REDEMPTION NOTICE Diamond las
and coal Company FIRST Mortgage aud
Consolidated 6 Per Cent 0Oid BORuE
that ia pursuance - the terms - he
ths,va mentioned mortgage. dated May
- 1919 the Diamond Ice \ loai f.om-
many snail pay of aud redeem al 20 ~
outstanding bonds issued hereunder nn
tune B gIl At the Office u the whining
ton Trust Company Tenth and AlarHet
st-ssets Wilmington. Delaware. AZ 100 and
accrued interest. upon pFtssen tdttou anu
surrender of said bonds with AL coupons
thereto appsrtainIug. due June I. 1871. aud
thereafter Ownership certificates covering
June { interest must also be presen tel.
After June 1871. Interest on SAID hunas
shau cease. Diamond Ice 3 Coal Com
pang.
RUAfAHAGE sALE- Friday aud -atardaS
May f3 and il benefit Of Wellesley COT
lsze Endowment Fgnd- Ia the nurt
Building Tenth and Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
scnit Defeats Pirsf Central.

Scott N. = defeated First Central
.sst night at Rock kford Tower lilo. in
a well PLAYED eaiae.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-12
Personal.

Mira Harry w Chairs Of 403 MCCahe
avenue. is confined TO her home with a
scverV attack Of tonsilitis.