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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
K|WAN|S CLUB GUESTS
AT M'CABE CHURCH
Silver Cup Won by Baseball
Team Presented by William
G. Taylor.

The hig feature OF the Kiwanis club
'unch eoa this afternoon, was the pre-
scntation OF the silver cup. which the
baseball team of the club won, by
winning the championship of the
Newspaper League. The presenta-
tion was made by former Mayor VIII
liam q. Taylor. who explained the vir-
tues OF always putting forth the best
that is In one.
James II. Stein. manager of the club
accepted the cup in n humorous speech,
IN which he told of the deeds OF the
baseball team from it, organization
two years ago. lie also presented TO
himself the silver cup which the local
club won by defeating Chester XII
wants Club I'm 1920. and for which the
latter city never attempted to compete
the past year.
The luncheon which took place in
the basement dining room OF McCaba
Memorial NJ. r. Church was one OF
the finest the clubmen have enjoyed
for a long time. The ladies Of the
church SERVED the meal in excellent
shape and there was plenty OF excel
icnily cooked food for all the members
Rev. DIR. q. =. Williams, pastor of the
church made A short and appropriate
address in which he pointed out tt
/ the members the necessity for doine
their utmost Tor the good of their
community. state and nation. Their,
were 81 members present and sew
erai guests. The club accepted re-
turn invitation 20 dine az the church
I IN Wednesday. December
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
IRISH PARLEY WATTS
|. ON PRINCE OF WALES
Conference interrupted by
Preparations for Heirs De-
parture for India.
ny Associated Press to Every Evening.


London, oct. 2s.---Anrouncement
that no meeting OF the Irish confer
ence. or of the committee trying to
nnd a formula by which the negotia-
tons may continue. would he held to-
day was made here shortly before
noon Al the Dali Eireann head
quarters IL was declared the announce
ment had no significance relative 70
the continuance OF the conference, as
the representatives OF the British gov
ernuent were extremely busy in con-
ncction with the departure OF the
Prince of Wales for India.
The date FOR the resumption Of the
Irish conference was not known here
early to-day. and nothing on which a
prediction might be based developed
over night This mornings news
papers plainly viewed the situation ar
perilous. but some appeared 10 believe
the chance % success had improved
during the last day.
Il wns stated that fnrthe- pressIrs
WIS being brought 20 bear upon the
government 70 adopt legislation that
would enable the Ulster government
g. establish its administration ir
Northern ireland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
PRINCETON DISCUSSES
LIMITATION OF ARMS
Forty Universities Represented
at Conference on Step to
Ban Wars In the Future.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Princeton. N. j.. Oct. 2s.--More than
20 delegates. representing 40 universi-
ties and colleges are here today foc
the intercollegiate conference on the
1 imitation OF Ar-maments. which
opened Mt Princeton University this
afternoon. Students Of Great Britain
were represented by Robert Wilber-
force, secretary OF the British Infor-
nation Bureau In New York. while
the Chinese In colleges and universi-
ties in the United States. sent two
delegates.
President Hibben. of Princeton, was
TO deliver an address of welcome at
the openin, session. and Professor F..
w. Kemmerer, Economist. had pre-
pared charts showing tho economic
consequences and the loss of life
caused by the recent war and the gem
q al effect OF war on life, property AMI
taxes. Norman Mackie was to speak
of the disarmament question from the
viewpoint of young man who has
feen through the experiences OF war.
After the speeches general discussion
WAS scheduled. followed by the selec-
ton OF resolution committee.
A mass meeting, open TO the public
as well as the student body, win be
held tonight, with President Hibbeu
in the chair. The speakers scheduled
tc speak included Colonel Franklin
Dolirr, flrs. national commander OF
the American Legion, and graduate
OF Princeton; Vernon Kellogg, director
of the American Commission for Reliei
in Belgium in 1915 and 1915; Major
General John #. ORyan. commander
OF the 2Tth Division, and Dwight M
| Morrow of New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
BREWERS PERMITS SOON.
No Red Tape Delays to be En-.
countsrsd In Issuing License
to Make Real Beer.
ny Associated press to Every E.vening.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Oct. 26.--Issuance OF
permits 10 brewers for the manufac-
ture OF medicinal beer under the new
Treasury regulations viii proceed
with promptness and dispatch. In
ternal Revenue Commissioner Blair
said today.
Operation OF the regulations promul-
gated ON Monday. Mr.. Blair said,
would be devoid OF red tape and with
out undue delay. Brewers have only
to apply to their State directors. ne
explained, In order to obtain the
necessary permits.
brewers who have violated the
prohibition law. Mr.. Blair stated
would he unable TO obtain these per-
mits. but W his opinion. he added
there were not great many OF
these.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
KARL ASKED TO ABDlCATE.
Ordered to Surrender TO British
and Renounce All Claims to
Hungary's Throne.

Ry Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Budapest, oct. 2s.-The Hungarian
today formally asked
former Emperor Charles TO abdicate
and to recognize the complete cessa-
ton of his dynastic rights. He was
ordered TO surrender himself TO Brit
ish authorities and was told that an
answer 70 these demands was expect
ed today.
II is understood that the Allied ma
tions win banfsh the former Emperor
and Empress, and the entire family.
II is proposed TO send them 10 one OF
the Canary Islands 10 spend the re-
nainder Of their days.
Vienna. Oct. 2s.-Former Emperor
Charles and his wife are stil interned
in the castle Of Count Esterhazy al
Tata Tovaros. according 20 official ad-
vices. They were in charge OF Colonel
Slernsn Falvy, commander OF the ma
tional army.
The members Of Charles Cabinet
and other prisoners have been re-
moved 70 the military prisons in Bud
apesS. Besides the members OF the
Cabinet there are being held as prison
ers large number Of royalist of'iceri
and prominent legitimists, includins
Prince Ludwig Windisch-Graetz. Il
is reported that documents Of the ut
most Importance and a quantity o
jewelry have been taken from TN
| prisoners.
Charles is being treated with the ut
most consideration. but has been re
fused release on parole.
Karliste. under stephan Friedrich
former Hungarian Premier, have oc
4 cupied Oedenburg, in West Hungary
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
UN|TAR|ANS HOLD
CONFERENCE HERE
Churches Decide 20 Vigorously
Aid the Work Being Done In
rfansylsania.

The iaseph prlesilsy Conference Of
Unitarian rhafcheS,--ra named IN
iHfmHff ~ me sniheni chemist who
founded she Unitarian Church IN
Philadelphia s@msl yesterday IN the
llfsi Nhuth en- West street above
slahih. N. n. uafNin cf Lancaster. Pa.
tNesldsd. llfiN Asleeassr were present
iftm ihs thufthss in Washington.
baltimore Wilmington. Philadelphia
tiefmaHttNh d. AiusinnA and Lancaster.
ttf
Aaafsvsss wer, made hy Dr Pierce
~ Washington. Rev. ~ ~ erifnn ~
i'h|laaelphla. Rev. iiarry fosier burns
~ baltimore and others. Reports were
fYatltpi ffnm hN ths CHURCHES indlca.
Nna a tiauf0us llfe and enthusiastic
spIf.l ~ service ln all departments.
iHHlhenH Nas served hs ths wom-
ans Alliance ~ ihs iarnl church. the
sHWnliiFt lH ghafHf Including Mrs A.
II warner. Nfe Nm n,sfts Mrs
thafIiah NfaNham. Mle 1uiian AdAir.
49, klnaef dtn. Mr. Paul Hassier
Mss Elizabeth i'fls. Nfs, y. =, hach
Mlsa usN ihfnr. Mlss barbara Bach.
Nis# Pauline AfenWAn Mft. Charles
NAfNtI Hnd Mfs A. q Nafsan.
uHs Hiefxhiiun item ~ business wac
uat atNlslHH Hf number ~ the
ehu thss 90 ADEPT and help support
un taHNl numi,sf ~ churches d. Tran.
efitanlA. iht pfetihos ~ fi1uaal
whlfh NaA Nikfu tu hUumania. Ths
tnNAfiaN churches az that provinces
~tft founded snnn after the flefufmA.
ileN aNd Wa fht fnfefunners of Do.
llilfai and feNTi1uf liberty ln Europe
fhft have hea Ions and dieilns uish
"a hIsiuft some ~ them have up.
wefaf az I've thousand members and
saahi III them have lhfKs schools. tn
psnhls we're huefif ruined by ths wal
and alnea thu rfnfincs was given q
hHuWaNia ihN pnenwmeHts. landa ans
sehuef uf ine shufelee have bel
seNlieUAlsd ths pastors have been per
~esnlsd end many ~ them sent int
~silt Lest ttnt ihs Unitarian churches
seHi ftp ie aid them and this yea.
sttf inp uf ihr churches Nii is adopt
~ ~ plsifthes in ihis country and VI
- ln ihrll Hrhi fuf In. and in,ert,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
SYNOD AGAIN TAKES
Up THE MATTER Or
ARMAMENT PRAYER
Judge Abercrombis Brought u
Up This Morning and Asked
Endorsement.
DEPL0RED THE TABLING

Addressing the asnoa uf naltimorc
Nl lhu m.s@icn w West Presbyterian
shutth snis, Judge ~ n, Aber.
,sumhic dvplosed the action of th >
Fsn'~i w tshllns y communication
Num the National reform Ar-ocin-
llun. iir stated that the comrunics-
them requested Endorsement nv tho
#snua ~ President llarding'x action
~ nslns SUNDAY. November g. aa a
daA ~ prayer for the limitation of
HgtnamshlH conference. lie nus1csta 1
that the ssn"d reopen the matter aud
was fsld ga ptepafe resolution ON
thp subject
The ssnoa adopted tho following
resolution. presented by pr, Wilbur
crafts ~ Washington
"ilepclNcd That we authorize petit
slsns ftum the synod 90 Congress for
she fullewinw vending moral mca.
puteh
n''a lhe Nenaie only For the MYERS
iusuiullun authollslng the invcs,lsN.
,lun ,sf political activities of moton pie
iup mpu also tho alleged formation
~ muilon picture trust"
rats tve, luilnn Also related 60 pro-
poses constitutional amendment t. cs.
sahllsh minimum standard ~ mar
slanu and divorce. and further &c q
llil ni,ire hv national caritel a sun.
dat rsst law Al least equal to thos'
"a near states forhiddlns labor and
liHlnenH Including commentaries
hnusuMpntu, with only the usual eS
pspilons fnt works of mercy and ne.
trssltN aud unghiru-ivc persona
tatut lnut huslne1sA hy those whs
taallk observe Saturday "a tcllu'oui
taMAih
Ate, lhe adoption ~ the resolution
fUfefiinu 60 motion picture men
funs ID .ofier was raised, tho rcpor
IL the committed on revolutions haN
lhn nvun dogku,ed for this Afternoon
N,slun 90 he rest " the resolution
MAt At,f ffrd
rht a,ngA devoted most q IN
inasNlnn iu discussion ~ the euhicc
81 spialoNs education, IN which Revs
iahn N raFraW. Aifred v. Rarrows
i.eNiusi "a ilelehafd and Harold N
tlnhlns0h participated.
tuf the ensuluE year teNe. W
f'faNhilh Smiley James T, Nvnekloet Q
4. THROWN polaWsil. Charles n. nohnei
Hpfnard iitaaAamp, Walter u Eagle
ahh and hiNNfd Nilcs and Elders l
irving l'ulielt. Warren X, Nerser an
l'lsar \. rfittenden were appointc
committee GA religious education.
thp NNnel adopted a resolution az
puslns President ilerdlnes action 81
nslnx November . ~ day % praye
fNr disarmament
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
PHILA. PRODUCE mARKRr.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Oct. 2s.--wheat. high
er; No. 2 red winter, ld2aii7i %.
garllcky, 1.0sAf1i;
Corn, higher; No. 2 FOR er-
port, 5s6ss; do, No. 3, 55Ns5iz; No.
yellow. local. 64qs5.
Oats, higher; No. white. s4is sd4s;
No. do. 43n4sis.
Butter, steady; western creamery
extra. 4s; nearby prints. fancy. s0as2.
Eggs, easier: nearby extra
firsts, so; do. firsts. 5sa5si1; western
extra. firsts. so: do. frsts 5sNsss
fancy selected. packed, 72n73.
Cheese, firm: New York whole MILK
fancy fats. 22iz G23: fair to good. al
022; long horn. zz1G23; single DALI
sizes. 22iaG23.
Live poultry. lower; fowls. not
do, 1eghorns, 1902: spring chickens.
not leghorns. 19d2g: do. leghorns. Is
N20; do. roosters. fsdlS; ducks.
white Pekin. 24a2s; do, mixed colorv.
1904; muscovy. Isa2e; geese. 2ln
"a.
Dressed poultry. quiet; fowls. fresh
killed, choice to fancy. 35H37. DO.
small, 2fN34: roasting chickens. near
BY. 27M33: do. western. 23n 30; fry
ing chickens, nearby. 23G2s: do, west-
ern, 20123; broiling chickens. nearby.
25G55; western. 20635; old. roostera
1921; ducks. ssG3o; spring turkeys.
35N40; Iine.young toms, 4sG50; aver
age receipts. 4eA45.
Potatoes. steady; white. extra per
/ 100 pounds. extra fancy. 2.a0d2.9o. DO.
fair TO good, 1f5G2.5o-
Flour, dull: soft winter. straight
western. 6.00Gs25; DO. nearby. 5soc
5.T5; hard winter. straight, 6.50Ms75.
do. short patent. 7006725; spring.
first. clear, 5.s5G6.10; do. patent. 100
| dT.25; do. short patent. T5oMs.0os
fancy spring and city patent. family
brand. s.T5@s.5o.
Hay, steady; timothy. No. ?. 200oa
22.00; do. No. 3. 1so0Gts.00s sample.
14.00GI6.00; no grade. i2.0oG i4.0o: !:
clover mixed hay. light mixed. ls51QG
1000: No. l mixed. 1s.o0G1s0o.
TalIow. dull: prime city. loose. IA (;
do. special. loose. 8. prime country.
4; edible, in tierces. :.
Bran. dull. weak; soft winter IN
| 100 pound sacks. 22.oO62s00: wprins
21.00G G22.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
JOIN DEMAND TO SPARE
ITALIAN MURDERERS
Swede Syndicalists Protest
Against Murder" of Com
rades in Massachusetts,.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Stockholm. Oct. 26.--Resolutions reg
istering the strongest protest against
the attempted murder OF our COM
rades Nicolo Sacco and Bartolomeo
yanzetti." passed at a meeting OF
Syndicalists here. have been forward
ed to Ira Nelson Morris, American
minister to Sweden byt the Swedish
Communist party.
Saeco and vanzetu are italians
under conviction Of murder In Massa-
chusetts, the finding OF the court
against them. being the subject of
demonstrations in Paris, which were
featured by the sending of an In
fernl machine TO Myron T. Herrtck
the United States ambassador to
France.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETING.
First Central Church Women Enjoy
Social Hour Following Business. =

The Women's Mlssionary Society Of
First-central Presbyterian Church
held a meeting last night. with Mrs.
j. y. Hyatt. chairman Of the commit
tee, In charge. Deyotiobs were In
charge of Mrs. William MacIaghlsLn.
Miss Comerford sang a solo. AddreesIes
were made by Mn. @. X. Thompson
and Mrs. l.. T.. Woller. Miss Lillian
Budd made q report.
A sketch. entitled "The Messenger
was given. The following members
took part: Mrs. Walter Williams. Mrs.
James CLARK. Miss Helen Hayes. Miss
Lillian BudI. Misses Olive and Doro-
thy Boyd and Mrs. Catherine Williams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Gen. Jacques Here.

Gensrai Jacques. one Of the Belgian
Delegates 20 the Disarmament Con-
ference TO BE- held next month In
Washington. passed through this city
over the Pennsylvania railroad on the
train due here at 1912 this morning.
lie rode IN a special car. There was
ne demonstration at the station as few
knew of the distinguished visitors
presence. lie was on his way TO ches-
ter. Pa. 70 be guest Of Governor
Sproul. Admiral Beatty passed
through or an afternoon train.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
REPEAL Of EXCESS TAX
EXPECTED LATE TODAY
Final Vote to be Taken by Sem
ate This Afternoon; No Doubt
of Result.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Oct. ga final vote
on repeal OF the excess profits tax on
next January l was 10 be taken late
today by the Senate, under a unani-
nous consent agreement reached last
night to close debate on this provision
aL4 p m. Adoption OF the House pro-
vision for elimination of this tax was
regarded as certainty,
The agreement for a vote today was
the first 10 be reached between the
Democrats and Republicans on the
bill and came after Democratic lead
ers had refused 70 consent to the
limiting of debate on each amendment
10 ten minutes for each speaker and
that on the bill 10 be one hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Thieves sun Busy.

Two robDeries OF a minor nature,
were reported TO thes police last night.
Clothing valued at $40 was stolen from
the wash line at the residence of Silas
Harding. sal Morrow street. late Mon
day night. The sales room OF the Auto
Equipment Co. Third and French
streets was broken into early yester-
day morning and a small amount of
money stolen from desk In the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
PRINCE OFF TO INDIA.
Royal Family Weep at Depart
ure OF Weles for Tour
East.
sy Associated Pres. 70 Every Evening

~ Assyclaiec ffesr 70 fNef2 f+N~nin2
London. Oct. 26.-The prince OF
Wales left the Victoria station az noon.
today for Portsmouth TO embark on
the battle cruisers Renown for a tour
of India and Japan Great crowds
outside the sis alton gave him an en-
thuslastic send-or while on the plat
form we're King George Queen Mary
Princess Mary. Prime Minister Lloyd
George. several members Of the Brit
lrh cabinet. American Ambassador
Harvey. japanese Ambassador Hay
ash and other distinguished person
ages.
The leave taking OF the royal fam
liy presented touching scene. All Of
them were deeply moved, Princess
Mary weeping quietly. while the king
with HIS arm over the princes should
sl. was talking earnestly with him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
FRENCH CHAMBER is
FORCED TO ADJOURN

f7y Associated Press to livery Evening.
/. Paris. Oct. 26.--Upraarious scenes
in the chamber Of deputies between
Socialists and members OF the right
wing became so intense at the r~sump-
tion OF debate today on the general
policy of the government that Presi-
dent Peret was forced 10 suspend the
session.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Request for Clay ton school.

st. Joseph's Industrial School at
Clayton is beneficiary from the es-
tate OF Thomas Kerrigan, 80 years old.
a castings grinder, who was killed
In Muncie. Ind. on Monday night. The
will provides that OF property prob
ably exceeding sl.500, the institution
receive all that remains following pay
ment of necessary expenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN.
Federal Bureau In Old City Hall Find.
in Places for Many Idle Persons.

The women's section Of the Public
Employment Bureau IN the old City
Hall continues successful in its ef-
forts TO place Idle workers. This
morning, 13 houseworkers and day
workers were placed. while persons,
one store girl and houseworkers.
were referred 70 likely openings
These were ell needy cases, one woman
having been unemployed for two years.
Fix general workers were placed yes
terday.
The autumn house-cleaning period
has created a big demand for house
workers, especially those who are vii
ling to work by the day, and each day
number Of women who qualify in
these capacities are placed BY the
bureau
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer' in package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribec by physicians for twenty lone
years and proved safe by mlllions-
Take Aspirin only as told IN the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache. Neural
gia. Rheumatism. Earache. Toothache,
Lumbago and for Pain. Handy Tin
boxes of twelve Rayer Tablets OK
Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin 10
the trade mark Sf Bayer Nanufac-
ture OF Monaceticacidcster OF Salicyl-
icacid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Mrs. NJ. S. Diggs Dead.

Mrs. Malinds s. Diggs, aged 81
years, wife Of ]. Frank Diggs Of North
East, Md, died about $50 o'clock tins
morning at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Dorothy Lowe at 504 West Twenty
second street. Funeral services and
interment will be at the Loudon Park
Cemetery, Baltimore, Friday afternoon,
at O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Mafhaf lsenflnn Inmarrnn.

s.lonsl bas J liruwn. United states
tuvsh..s fut The Wilmington District.
will pt.sla. ~ a puhllr hearns tonor-
suw musnius al iuau o'clock In city
council chamber relative % the ca
trhlsshins ~ hsfbuf lines along the
kants us ths lltands wine river
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
lnml, Mal,r. nssrlnr.

liuirfs Comfy arrested yesterday ON
. lWhuh WARRANT un charge OF per
sutf fuiloWins his testimony IN a liq-
Nut 'ass in Municipal Court today
waived y hvAflns through hk counsel
John W hfadt ana wn~ held under
: zoe ilel fpt court ~ general SEES.
eluhH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
osirrAH,
Aas.. N, ra,ios

Ahfun " Taylor 90 years old died
suddenly 81 hls hume 90 the farm of
fAmss = blkeon. near thcstertuwn,
klH last Friday morning lie IL sur
eltpa 10 a widow aud foar small chill
afuh Al tayiut vac the non %
SAMUEL faAlu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Eleventh Street bridge Repairs.

Levy Court VII award the work Of
repairs on the Eleventh street bridge
To Victor Gilman, OF this city, as his bid
was found on tabulation to be the low
est Of the three received yesterday, at
S2,2777l, with a figure Of s7i each for
extra turnbuckles IN the draw span, il
these shall be required,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
U. s. CONSUL ASSAULTED.
Diplomatic 0fiicer To Mexico stabbed
But Not Seriously.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, Oct. 26.--Lloyd Bur
bingham. American consul at Salina
Cruz Mexico. was assaulted and stab
bed By unidentified assailants In the
consulate last Monday night, accord
ing 10 advices today to the State De-
partment. The consurs injuries. the
adyices said. were not believed 70 be
Of serious nature. conslsting only
OF two wounds in the left arm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS..

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. Oct. 28.--Liberty bond
quotations at noon. Three and a
halfs $3.50; first as. 1910 bid; second
AS. 1920; first 4A's. 93S2. second
4A's. 92.34; third 4k's, 94.S2; fourth
ANS, 92.74; Victory ans. 9s.42; Vic
tory 4A's. 9s.42.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Masan Effects Sold.

Office equipment and other effects of
NJ. \. Magan a Co which concern was
located in the Industrial Trust building,
were sold yesterday BY Constable
Charles Bowers, to satisfy claims OF
creditors for wages and rent due The
sale realized about S400.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
So me 0 ne's Goat Lost

George kopp, the city's official dog
catcher, has got someone's goat, He
made the capture at Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Union street yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Kopp says tits nanny
goat" black and white in color, and is
now at the pound awaiting claimant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
ATTACHMENT For Sugarman.

As the man failed 10 appear In Mu-
nicipal Court 10 answer to charge
OF harboring an unregistered dog,
Judge Lynn ordered an attachment
issued for Wolf augarman. The case
was continued last week until today
for investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26

DO you LOVE tales OF adyenture2
Then read "A Man to His Mate by
j. Allen Dunn. The first installment
viii appear on the feature page to-
morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
Community Meeting at Hoekessin.

A community meeting VIII be held
in Odd Fellows hail. Hockessin, ON
Sunday evening. MIR. Milts Of Balti-
more win make an address.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-26
FEAR CREW WAS DROWNED.
Seven OF Wrecked Sehooner's Men
Missing In Life Boat.

Chatham. Mass. Oct. 26.-The
schooner Henry F. Heger was wreck
ed on Pollock Rip shoals today. and
seven Of her crew. adrift in a boat.
were missing.
The schooner. bound from Walton
y. s., for New York. stranded on the
shoals in the early morning.