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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
FARMERS TARIFF MAY
Be BROUGHT UP AGAIN
President and Cabinet Discuss
Needs Of Agriculturists; De-
tern1ined 10 Protect Them.

Washington. March l@.-The phght u
th,- farmer and particularly tha' d the
cattle and sheep raiser has become
matter Of deep interest 20 inc lew Ad~
rairistrat!or The Cahiu1r n SteIday de-
voted practically al q Us tl'n' - tn
emergency which these interests face.
Although i was learned later in ths
day that no definite or specific program
was agreed upon a yesterdays session
remedial measures ranging from quick
action on the tariff as il affects certain
farm products. TO an outright embargo
against importations of certain com
rnodities. such as wool, were discussed
at great length.
Special attention was given 20 the
manner in which American markets
have been invaded by foreign produc-
ers and 10 the price depression brought
about by importations Of beef mutton,
lamb and wool from both South Amer
ica and Australia. II was Contended
that while the American consumer had
been benefited in negligible degree
only by this competition. local stock
raisers had been enormously damaged.
il was agreed that technically tn"
President might invoke MS war powers
and place an embargo on such importa-
tions. but il is understood that he does
not care 10 resort TO such drastic means
Of bringing relief in view Of the fact
that the nation is actually At peace.
The judgment Of the cabinet was that
Il would be better 10 await the recon
vening Of Congress before acting in be
half Of the agricultural interests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
DETROIT UNION HEADS
RESENT GONPERS CHARGE
Spurn A. z. L. Leaders lnputa-
ton They Are in Pay. or Should
be, Of Soviet.
BY Associated Iress . Every EveaLne

BY Associated T'ress 70 Every Evening
Detroit March t9. -ImputatIor of
Samuel 6iomp-rs. president ot ne
American Federation 3f Labor. nat
leaders af thu Detroit federation are
receiving or should receive comp nsa-
,ion from th. Russian Soviet govern
ns,-nt because u their advocacy Of rec
ogrltIou "a that government gcmes
with bad grace ard j. unworthy e 4
reply the local organization informed
Mr. C;ompers in letter mace pubic
here today.
The letter. IN reply 20 one in va.ch
Mr.. Compers accused Detroit union
leaders Of being servants of the Soviet
government" defends the Russian gov
ernmenJ and rtuews the recommeGGa-
ton that It be accorded recognition.
Lack OF organization among workers
here which AIr GoHpers charsed 70
the local federation. Is explained BY the
statement that the Detroit body has
opposed 70 it the largest and best
organized open shop employers AS
sociatIon in the United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
HUGHES TO QUIT SOON
AND HEAD HIGH COURT
New Secretary of State TO Take
Chief Justice Whites Seat,
is Prediction.

Washington. L. g March 1s.--While
Secretary OF State Charles Z. Hughes
has held office less than a fortnight. a
well authenticated report in Washing
ton is that he viii resign his present
post before the summer is far advanced
possibly within a few weeks TO be-
come chief justice of the United States
supreme Court.
When Hughes appointment was first
rumored. the opposition OF the OLD
Guard group was allayed by the hint
that he would later be transferred from
tho Cabinet to the Supreme Court. His
appointment as Secretary of State was
deeply deaired by President Harding be-
cause Of the prestige he felt IL would
bring TO his administration at tho out
set Hughes. while never IN applicant
for his present post. is understood to
have taken 1t solely for tho purpose OF
assisting President Harding in formu-
lating his foreign policy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
ALMOST ALL PACKER
WORKERS VOTE STRIKE
Will Insist That Employers Void
ing Arbitration Agreement
Was Illegal.

~ Assorsatcd Preaa n E,ors I.r.r.r
chicago. March fs-Tn 'ra fe7r@-
sentatiyrs of tho un.or pacI.Hg acne.
employees accompanied - sseati"et
min. ofher unions rua.aftes -o 4.
wartime arbitration agrern-,. s.
parking aduatrr tafag Hrt .H .a...
way Is Washington t0 u-.t "i'h -"Hra
pcntatlres 81 ta. PACKERS heSara ~f0-.
tary Davis of th- Department af i-thpr
Monday Ballots received ap H .ndar
showed 4 ya'. If 331se to go ia farc-
~ . strike + tha Inan ead"~s fall 7
obtain rsr!siop af fne packers r"c-r. .ir
instituted Fase 1f and .-n1opr iar
before extra overtime pay
w r.u plaee our dernand- b-fd--
tho conference clearly ard -Icc.nctlv
said Dennis Lane prasidert II 'ae
butcher waakmen.s lnion and Fna II
enc .uo delegates III the -o1fa-s rr1.
Tnr afher + Redmond : Rrarran
counsel for m union. If they .re
not met the only alternative to- II .s 81
strik- he declared
We are going - e.sk ne c1nference
20 ruie hat thr packers abrogation II
the Alscau.er arbitration agreement Tas
il!egel r. ,n.s i done rhe recent wags
cuts and changes in working conditions
effected by the packers are also illegal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WARTIME OBLIGATIONS
BEING RAPIDLY MET
Treasury Has Retired $4,000
600 Victory Notes in last
Eight Months.
Ry Assoclated Press 70 Every Even.ng.


Washington. March I9.-Concentra-
ton of treasury purchases OF wartime
securities on the Victory notes has he
guu TO show substantially. Figures
made public at the Treasury today dis
close that in the eight months OF the
current fiscal year approximately S91.-
100000 in-Nictory notes were retired
The February purchases aggregated
$4,000 ,000.
Since the sinking fund provided for
by the Liberty loan act began 10 oper-
ate last July l the Treasury policy has
been TO reduce the outstanding victory
notes as rapidly as possible IN conse-
quenee OF their maturity within the
next thirty months. II has been the
plan To have the issues. aggregating
around $4500 00o. 200. reduced to the
point when It natures that those bonds
remaining unpaid may be converted into
what is described as the floating debt
and gradually paid of.
During the eight months ended
March war savings certificates ag
gregating $l1l6oo 600 were presented
for redemption.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
R. R. WORKERS PLAN
To EXAMINE GRAY
AND ATTERBURY
Would Bring Inquiry to Climax
by Hearing Labor Committee
Executives.
CUYLER DEFINES POSITION

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Chicago, March 10 Railroad labor
union officials today planned 70 bring
thei investigation ~ tho railway ex-
ecutiyes discussion on national adjust
fnent hoards II = climax ~ examine
tion before the railroad labor board ~
" W Atferhury vice president of inc
Pennsylvania Railroad and q. X. Gray.
president ~ the t.uion Pacific. hoth of
whom were rhairmen II the labor oom-
mittee of tic association II Railroad
Exec ufivee
Atterhury vas rhoaeu 10 succeed
GraS Whom the iattcfs report On the
adjustment boards. although receiving
ihe approval of mn njority ~ the labor
committee was voted down by th. ex-
ecntites association.
In answer 10 questions by Frank r
Walsh. counsel for tn unions yester
day. r Dewitt cuyleI president Of tho
associa ton. said he believed q propon-
ent az the position against tho adjust
ment boards should be made chairman
of the committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
list ONE THING AFTER
ANOTHER IN CHICAGO
Associated Press . Every b,voning.

Ry Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Chicago. March ia bandit was
shot to death by watchman a house
was bombed. and woman was killed in
mysterious explosion within an hour
early today.
Two bandits attempted "a break into
the Adler Packing Company offices and
one was shot TO death by Carey Mason.
Negro watchman Within few min
utes q terrific explosion set fire 10 a
house IN another part OF the city. and
when firemcn entered they found the
body Of Mira Frances Schirmer, s.
years old. stretched across a trunk.
In tho Negro district a bomb injured
two persons, shattered windows and
otherwise damaged half dozen resi-
denccs,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
HORSE MEETS DEATH IN
ABANDONED GAS PIT
Team Of Two Backed Too Close
10 Edge and Are Dragged
Down; One Rescued.

One horse was drowned and another
ESCAPED a similar fate Wednesday after
NOON when the animals. attached TO q
contract 10 the city for hauling. slid
ear owned by James Williams. under
down a ten foot embankment into an
tl.andoned gas pit on the site Of the old
Wilmington Gas Company plant at the
fsot ~ Madison street.
The pt. which at one time was used
r., gas tank. is partly filled with
q. Iris and contains approximately ten
fe,t ~ water Rubbish and other debris
collected throughout the city is de-
pos4ted on the banks and which Is also
us,d in nlling up the hole
wheu Williams backed his cart to
tu .dg, of the dirt pile. the weight Of
t., wagon was too great. ana the
it.n.als unable 10 stand the pressure.
.n, forced down the steep incline.
-, nors. was rescued. but All efforts
saH. III, other proved futile and It
.a il "a. mirc. Yesterday afternoon
~ aua:a appeared on the surface and
w. drawn from the pit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
RANCE FACES DISASTER
IL GERMANY DOESN'T PAY

Paris Narrn q-it f@rma-- as
Franc riI merge --on 1er araa..s
d.ficuitle7 -1-v.t-s-l1u.rg .s-s
burdens Elk -v .la Ear l-
TOT pay -le rruuleT. n-
This -ttt-Il-r was r44
4-e ---.r-iae rr f-r-- -ara.
presenting tile -e-a.
--v -go.- ar
E'reu-r 4-cf ..eu
stood al
p.alned sn.1. --
Year 20 fH- HpH 4nu ."
must ne IQ.l
a-t war l. Ers
Els COZ. rao.UHo -aacs
France. '14- FAR "a
pad BAD - joU sr
-larJ ----.-.
would re .>1.. .e.aue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WOMEN PRESSING RIGHTS"
Will Urge Harding TO Urge Ellmi-
nation of Sex Discrimination
From All Federal Laws.
soclated rress 70 Every EVENING.

BY Associated Tress 70 Every Evening.
Washington. March i9.-The new
won,1n's national party viii inausurate
5 feminist campaign" On April $. il
was announced today. by personally ap-
pealng 70 President Harding 70 give
the support Of his administration 20
blanket bill removing all sex
determinations in law that Congress
has the power To deal with
He also will be asked 70 indorse a
movement 10 have state laws modified
where they exist 70 the discrimination
Of women.
The bill proposed for passage by
Congress would make citizenship for
women independent Of the nationality
Of their husbands.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
JAPS WON'T YIELD
ON YAP MANDATE,
UCH|OA INSISTS
Leader Of Diet Reports Rapid
Spread of enti-Japansse
Agitation in This Country.
BLhNES RAILROAD HEAD

By Asnoo ls'sf Press - E.ery ErrrirR
Toxic MARCH 1apar y rsUd
firmly ou ner utndats D.. Iaarf
of Yap .1 ~. goufb PsrIf
1-chi9a. the foreign r4rlst.. t.ar.
81 meeting N fhe rldrr
~ fbs Jlr' fttas r r.n
tiou by itsprsaer'1fI, f.,s.
Feprsvs srt4fI efrrs .fG t.
Jppapesc aPIfat
wac prrsa1if,
California fE
s'c.c-s "
'ac gaH"
sa~r-srR tr
Iuatt ara
f.s.es ,t.fE E
~ Siberia
'.s,nln'
Uotn.r1 M An.
rff.t-s ...t
as 41urt
present f
.no-s ad. rte
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
PLAYGROUND FOR NEWPORT.
WOman's Club Has Meeting and Makes
Plans for Future.

The Wonans club of Newport held
a large and enthusiastic meeting yes
terday in the w. g. 7. Y. Headquarters.
Of Newport. The treasurer reported $66
in the treasury.
It was decided TO outfit the w. G r.
III rooms as a club room and 10 con
duct Il playground for the children Of
the community.
Mrs Mccoy. principal Of the New
mort school. invited the club to attend
the school Arhor Day exercises on
April ], at ] o'clock.
Rev. Vaughn Moore made an inter
esting address on Community Ideas
and Ideals" in which he stressed the
need IL cooperative spirit IN working
n attain the true community growth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
BIG INCREASE IN BIRTHS.
Weeks Record Was I0I as Compared
with 10 a Year Ago.

EIrfIe reported - this CITY 10 Tho
Board of Health this week broke an
previous records Iher" we're I0I
babies added to tn, population
a year ago the total 81 % vas con-
sidcred high. Fourteen marriages took
place. whi,L is four loss than last ycar.
Twcrty-siA deaths were recorded. as
against 40 = year ago Fiye of these
were from tuberculosis, two from pneu-
1u0nia and one from broncho- -pneu-
ynonia and three were from causes
other than disease
Fifteen new cases Of scarlet fever
five each Of diphtheria ana whoopiug
cough and Two of chicken poX We're
registered.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
MEXICAN RAILROAD MEN
ORDERED BACK TO WORK

Mexico City, March 10 Railroad
unions throughout Mexico have been
ordered by telegraph to resume work
itnmedia tely as result Of an agree
raent reached between national leaders
~ striking railway men and govern
rnent officials.
II was believed here today that vir-
tually normal passenger and freight
train schedules would be resumed by
the first of next week.
Little Is known II the basis Of the
settlement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

PEOPLE ARE AROUSED
AS NEVER BEFORE
Communicate With Legislators
With the Hope Of Accom-
plshing Something.
FRIENDS OF THE BILL
TO MEET THIS EVENING
Asked by Chairman Walker OF
c,t,yens' Committee TO Meet
at Hotel du Pont.
6INI THI PEOPLE
WHAT THEY " MI
n. ltol,trts0ii

-,r.ta. Ia~ ". Eol"rtson
aranr'eu p-itwar'
lp,4r fr,rd
r,r. th, ,N,rirg ard morn
r.rs Il, learn yhat the pro-
uW ,h.at.r was yesterday
.,s.ti,f .,t ,oui suggestion hS
.r.te n.t ,audiatrs shall
r1a.ust,a nd elected en q
It~ r.fh.
ta, ir.a "i5''t - on
u.v hari,l .s We un
4.-.aa h4~ h,.u TN nitro
bus. IS principles
rta us. operation
...,ip.d operation. and
Fl. a.ar of 4 nlsher grad
Fl. .tH. art ,hspactri tor the
t. ar,.ttne heads.
t... .,.t..u 1T such oiii-
u4tt.-ar ballot.
IS ,~- al,5ar.;y II the
sI, .t thIs .ty his shown
ne. .,-t .ulrhats.a!Iy desires
tn, IA, tn4vnt ID The non parti-
san ,harter as Il Was formulated
is th. hi partisan committees.
And as there has been praetic-
tlN gu hartst. open criticism 81.
f. .bI,,t!an to tn, charter as
Hnal!s agreed upon Il IS with
>4rprls. ard disappointment that
81, uot, luui action and the ac-
uou IS thc other Senators who
we're responsible. for what was
done yesterday.
Th,r, has been such an almost
unanimous expression - senti-
,n,tr s; III, people II this city IN
ttNot II this hill as has not been
shown I'll arl othrr public
fa,as,~, for many wears past.
that u, rrl-, ,ou and the other
.armter- SO III, LEGISLATURE may
s,,d III. 81, Ard gin them what
h,s Na
N. .u1y ,our friends
.-as " Rrosius
I IS Sr edl,.
V et.t 'i - month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

tf.v Is. g.n.s 8. WILMINGTON f""ls
f.at -. t.tIer :, N. Stat. : nate.
..rd.f ,H. s4d ~ senator James "
.:.l,ert~ot j. indicated bH n. above
f.tf.f whi,n ans i-.u sent - the Scna-
ral Is Two substantial business men Of
III. cits who al, part 81 the army Of
,..tIz,rs wha want change IN the form
q. municipal. government and want 10
~ y ouf ~ The grasp Of partisan poll
tc.arS That the Senate's action is
s,ldedly unpopular there Is no doubt
II = was considered a good Republican
move L. do what n, senate did. those
who hold thls view may be disappointed
~ hen III, time comes for show down. +"
which vii De- al tn next city election.
Charter Meeting Tonight.
With tn idea of discussing the IN
fortunate situation. and with the hope
~ lavine tn ground work for reversal
of action ou ths par Of the legislature
chairman Leon Walker - the Citizens
charter Committee today issued u all
,p'li.ted On tins page for a meeting
tonight az n, Hotel du Port OF the
friends of tho Charter bill.
tn, ucc INK ,ill b" held in Par-ors
A and y of the hotci and viii convene
Continued on page II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WARSAW tFLEBRATFs PFAtF
TREATY WITH ROIsHFNTk

arsaW Harra -N-rz .-at .as
ts~atv ~ peace between Poland tra
Soviet Russia rad beer rcr.d .a Riga
as received 1ere ate .ast iEht
Vas immediately transmitted rs Preai-
dent PilsudsiS and rh~ abiner minis
ters. who were attending a sala eer-
fornance n the opera house leid n
celebration ~ the adoption bv me Diet
= the new constitution q TIE republic
with interest 0 - 41ded - asr 5hg
cations Z Germany I'd rot pAy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Dog Catcher Injured.

IN an effort to capture an "ornery
dog ar he termed 1t, Dog Catcher
George ]. Kopp early this morning re-
ceived a badly l8carated thumb on his
loft hand. In chasing tho animal around
at the 'konnol institution" at tho foot
OF Mndiaon street, Mr.. koop tore
daop cash in his thumb on Il projecting
wire
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Boy Seized With Commissions.

A white boy, about seven years old
was seized with a fit at Ninth and Mar
ket streets shortly before noon today.
The lad was picked up by Traffic Officer
Cold and taken into the ticket office
If the Pennsylvania aRilroad, 905 Mar
ket street, where he was quickly re-
vived. He scampered from the office
without giving his name.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Husel liaxod JnsHoia Waiter.

linzei Hiatohor, oolored, charged with
,liaordoriy conduct and asaauit and bat
terry was fined sih and eoata IN Muni-
cipai court today, Hprbort Watts,
walter iii the Jazzola restaurant, Ninth
ana Walnut streets, said atener
pushed him over and broke GLASS
door lart night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
IRISH Kill >lx SOLDIERS.
Five others of Crown Forrr 1unard
In Cork County Ambush.

BY Associa--,i i'-~s- 2. -Fv- t.nrt
Belfast. March -ra trlna-s
bv irish Republican sos--- N
sale. county Cork has l.Ir4..
which six Crown ST. iieg- ser, t,.ra
and ave wounded ; -,l artvl
The attackers suffered reu.
uaiyieS ana -he battle stll is nr.s 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Drug Addict Committed.

Pleading guilty TO being drug ad-
dict Francis Fay was committed to the
Workhouse by Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court today A charge Of
having drugs in his possession was
nolle pressed Fay was picked up on
the streets last night by Detectives
Wallace and Gamble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
ALLIES TAKE FIRNER
GRIP ON RUHR SECTION
Occupation ~ Railroad atat,cr-
Makes Their Control en-
tlCely Effective

Ftrs far
.- .r.tr -F -a Iaff
ar- n. af-tct
t- ..- 4s.tr-..
e-H -.1 n a.
feUtt..r.
Is elrtaf ta
Tine stations ~-rand y. .rr.~a.r- ..
;o the Rhlr. -l .h-fr 8s-e.r.r~ tt4
r-ca4-4t .r a-e .. tH.a rcar.
-Iun rer+.-a .az 4ded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Contempt Case Continued.

Tho case Of Gilbert Edge. charged
with contempt of court in failing 70
pay non support order was continued
until Monday hy Judge Hastiuga IN
Municipal Court to-day. Edge is 1924 in
arrears on an order OF tla "a week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
CITY CREMATORYIS IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE,
WATCHMAN INJURED
Loss on Plant Will be About $25,-
600: Machinery Can be
Salvaged.
NO GREAT INCONVENIENCE

Fire last night completely destroyed
the city crcmatory plant. causing a loss
OF between $50 900 and 100000
The blaze at the plant on Marsh road
was discovered shortly after O'Clock
by the watchnau. John Williams.
Colored who received injuries when
section OF the roof fell in ON him while
he was endeaNorinE To get AN "ncrE
cncy hose at the plant unr"clcd and ~
action He was severely burned and
WAS later treated II the Drlawar" Hos
pital. where hv was carried in tn, auto
mobile 81 Elmer Smith ~ f224 pclawar,
avenue
Fame and Weccacor fire companies
responded to the alarm sent in from
box 325 quite distance from tn, plant
The fire had gained great Roadway he
for the companies could reach the scene.
The alarm was turned III hy J. g.
Rauchley. an empIoyc N the Harlan
plant He saw the blaze AZ the Gre
matory and rushed over there Find
ing no alarm box h ran 10 the Della
ware Pulp Works almost ono milo awaN
where he struck box 3o5. Il was about
$50 when the alarm was sounded but
the blaze was noticeable hy its rrfcc-
tion in the sky for some time before
that
Only One Plug.
Ry the time the fire companies reach
cd the plant the fire had gained such
headyyay that il was impossible TO save
the plant from destruction. There was
only one water plug near enough for
use and this was directly in front ~
the plant. The WeCcoCoe engine was
ordered 10 run into the Harlan plant
and connect with plug in the yaru.
This made necessary the use of rTaors
than 1900 feet Of hose.
Continued on page II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
WARNER WEATHER H,>p.

Z. Asscriats.- -sss IS p
WssAiuSto0 Ma
predictions tc- .ae M.1a
Atlantic STAT -,
Ncndsy are
showers l7a Es- g
followed 81 gsoe-a'N t~f 0r
teupera ture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
sparks Endorsed.
NAI.IFAKI TO Ahkf y.
Manager says Company BELIEVES Worst
n',d uaN Va Thought uf Closing.

wbtl. the plant Of the Eastern MAJ
Icable Iron co. in South wilmington.
is working with reduced force. ana
on short time ~ stated in N" Every
Evening yesterday, there ) j" thought
ii closing. according 70 ManaSer }. =.
walker. Some of the statements IN the
article. il appears were due 10 mis-
understanding
We have no thought Of closing
Mr.. Walker said IN discussing the
,rattar inns morning. In tact, we be
lieva IN, worst Of the business depres-
Son periud is over. There are indica-
,ions Of this our business viii go on
and We believe that 1t VIII very soon
begin 70 get better
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

Citizens:
An important meeting of friends of the city charter will be
held this evening at o'clock Parlors and Of the Hotel
d Pont Members of the Citizens General Charter Commit
tee the Bipartisan Committee and representatives Of the
carnations which lndorsed the charter bill earnestly
6esed to be present The regard the charter
will discussed and plans made for last hour effort to OBJ
tain this form OF better government for our city
THE MATTER IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE.
YOUR PRESENCE IS URGENTLY NEEDED.
Leon Walker,
Chairman,
Citizens General Charter Committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
HARD TIMES FOR RALPH.
Out Of Job. And j. Arrested for
Breach of the Peace.

Ralph Tilden. colored charged by his
wife with breach Of the peace was
dismissed by Judge Hastings in Muni-
cipal Court today on his promise not
TO modest her in the future.
Tilden said he tried 10 please MS wife
but she was little hit unreasonable"
Times is hard and ain't got no work
but she wants a house and all that up
to-date stuff, Tilden complained.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19
Held on serions Chnrge.

.Joseph jackson, colorcd, charged with
violating the age Of consent Law was
held under $500 ball for upper court
BY Judge Hastings IN Municipal Court
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-19

Tung, lighting nXtures. nroilaee At
tlngs, Geo, ", McCauley y Son. t09
W. ST. Ht.-Adv.