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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
MUST PRESERVE ORDER.
Court VIII Not Permit Violation of
Bath House Rules.

Sentence was suspended by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court today
in the case # John BuSowski. charg-
ed with disorderly conduct at the bath
house al Deiamore Park, Joseph
Vitacki. the caretaker. said Bukowski
and a number of companions threw
mud on smaller boys and yesterday
alsc that they threw pair cf shoes
in the water. EukoWski denied the
charges and said as soon as the care
taker told them To quiet down they
obeyed "Bukowski if you or any Of
your associates come back here for a
similar olfense you will be severely
punished Judge Hastings warned
Pleading guilty 10 being drunk
Mike Brennan was fined $40 ard costs
when he told the court where he
had purchased his liquor, sentence
was suspended in the case of Thomas
Kent. accused of being drunk.
Charged by his mother witt breach
of the peace, Jesse Kempski was
ordered 10 furnish q $500 peace bond.
Prosecutor Green said the boy growl-
ed about the meals, threw dishes on
the floor and created d continual dis
turbance.
As the boy is only IS years old. the
case OF Joseph Sadler colored, charg
ed with assault and battery on Ches-
ter johnson, was ordered turned over
10 the Juvenile Court.
Medford Lowe colored, charged
with violating ths traffic rules al
Fourth and Market streets, was fined
81 and costs. Lowe was driving north
on Market street and cut across traf-
flc 10 West Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have beer approved by the
building inspectors office for the fol-
loving projects, and permits issued :
Maryland avenue, 404. Peter kaczui
owner and builder, addition, $500.
Lowering avenue, 9lS, James X.
ID nnis, owner, |. J. Birmingham, build
er; addition. Sl25.
Harrison street, 6oG north. W Fl.
Ruth. owner, II. Peirce, builder; adj
dition, $50 II
Twenly-siNth street-i02 West a.
hrats, owner, Fred ktapf, builder
repairs, Ss5.
Market street 9l5. United cigar
Stores Co. owner H. ID. Blackwell,
builder; alterations s445.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
SUIT OVER AUTOMOBILE.

Judge T. Bayard Heisel. IN the
Court OF Common Pleas. today. heard
testimony and reserved decision In the
case Of the National Ben Franklin
Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburg. Pa.
eainst John Harvey Of Wilmington.
e suit for the replevin of an automo-
bile.
Judge Heisel. yesterday afternoon,
heard testimony and reserved decision
ia the case Of Benjamin W Burke
against lgnatz Roth. suit for the rel
covery OF SO deposited for clothing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
FRANCE WELCOMES HERRICk.
American Ambassador Guest al Ban
quet on His Arrival at Hayre.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Havre, July I4.--Myron T. Herrick.
the new American Ambassador, ar
rived here today on board the liner
France. He was greeted by COM
mittee Of French government officials,
whc boarded the steamer. On disem-
barking Mr. Herrick was received by
Alexander NJ Thackara. United States
consul-genersd in Paris. and other
Americans.
Mr.. Herrick was escorted about the
city and was welcomed BY group Of
war orphans. after which he went 10
the City Hal, where he vas rendered
a banquet The new Ambassador
made a brief address and was ofIi-
cially welcomed to France.
Later he left for Paris. where ne
viii arrive at $50 O'Clock this evening.
He viii be received by Premier Bri-
and, tho American embassy sIaf and
afheTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
MAYOR IN BALTTn0RK.
Didn't Know About Old Time and Was
An Hour Early.

Mayor Leroy Harvey had practical
experience of the awkwardness n
Daylight Saving time when he went
te the Pennsylvania Railroad station
in Baltimore this morning to return
from his visit to the Marine Exhibi-
tion. He found himself an hour ahead
Of time as Baltimore still has stan
dard tire.
He attended a dinner last night and
learned st first hand Of the new s50.-
900 900 port improvements under way
there, AZ well an of the trouble over
gartaEe disposal which that city IL
experiencing.
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CREMATORY MAY BE
TOO SMALL FOR THE
NEEDS OF THE CITY
Continued from page 1.

pany's superintendent and their rep
resentative at last nights meeting
told the city officials very plainly that
the company always included i'm its
tonnage. the waste paper used for
fuel and that the incinerator will not
burn from 40 To so tons of garbage
alone In one day. Furthermore he
made IL plain that the company un-
,lerstands a day To mean - hours
and not IL working hours. lie also
stated that should coal be used AT the
plant for fuel the incinerator will not
burn any garbage at all as ii must be
supplied with waste mixed with the
garbage To insure its consumption.
Dr. L. NJ. Handy. pre- sident of the
Board of Health. declared that \. G.
FELTON,, president Of the Nyc Odorless
Crcmatory co. told him in the health
offices only a few days ago that their
company does not build an incincr-
ator that will burn 4o to sc tons Of
garbage q day. This was the dc'a-
ra ton which stunned the CounCilmen
and brought them to n realization at
the fact that there seemed to b. Diff
ference. between the contract and what
they though; they were getting The
contract price for the cremator! is
$4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
No Increase In wawaset Taxes.

The tax rate for residents Of the
Wawaset section will not be affected
by the passage Of the resolution es-
tablshing grades and designating
streets and width If sidewalks by the
Street and Sewer Department. accord
ing to Elmer IL. klund. city tax coll
lector for the Northern district Wa
waset Park has a population of about
450. and has 81 houses. The section
contains 81 acres.
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Orchestra Members Dlned.

Scott sunday school entertained The
members OF its orchestra az dinner ia
the l.ambros cafe last night, in APP
precia tion II the work Of the mu-
sicianS The guests included Mary
Thiclman. Sadie Cavender. Lillian
Worrell, Mary DaYis and Wesley
Davis, Henry Loroafh. Walter Leopold
William Campbell, Walter Chilcett
Walter Clements, A. 7. Gilbert and
Harry Linderman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
BROWN BROUGHT HERE.
VIII Face Charge of Assault and
Battery.

william Brown u Philadelphia
AGED 30. alias DavFi Norris. alias Dav-
id Piel. who vas brought from Phila-
dclphia today on n warrant Of remov-
al. was turned over this morning To
the state atthorities by l. s. Mar
shall Walter 5. Money The original
charge OF violation of the Mann act
was withdrawn and a charse OF as
sa alt and battery substituted.
The case is likely 10 come up at the
next term of the Court OF General
Sessions
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To Extradite Murder suspect.

Attorney General Townsend today
r., ,ived from Governor Deuney, re-
QUESTION for Harry Butler Negro.
charged with numbering Frank Abclcs
in Wilmington one year ago Butler
is under arrest in Philadelphia The
attorney general Viii send the re-
quisition to Governor Sprou III Har-
risburg. Pa. and after he honors It.
detective Mcdaniel viii bring the
prisoner from Philadelphia 70 VIII
Inington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
weleh Has Case Continued.

Charged with emhazzlsment q $l25
from the south side Eden Athletic
Cub. Of which he is a member. Charles
Welch was arraigned in Municipal
Court to-day At his request for tiGle
70 secure a lawyer. the case was con-
tjnued until Wednesday. The charge
is understood to be the outcome Of a
division Of the clubs funds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
4 PLANES CRASH AIR.

~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Modesto. Calf, July f4-Four air
planes collided in mid air over Modesto
todax ard crashed TO earth. killing tn.
f0nr pilots. one Of the machines
.euSht fire and fell to the earth III
flames.
The pilot was burned 30 badly tina,
he was unrecognizable.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Selecting Insurance Rate Committee

Alfred p. Warner. Jr.. president Of
ths Chamber of Commerce. who was
tireeted - name committee 20 in
vestisatc the reported raise in fire in
sUrance ~ates. said today that he had
The personnel o. the committee almost
,o.Epleted and would be ready, he
tbought, in a day or two 10 announce
the same
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
BELFAST RIOTERS ACTIVE
AGAIN DESPITE TRUCE

belfast. July 14--Riotins broke out
asain in the Cork street area here
this morning. A bomb was thrown
and damaged 4 grocery store. which
also was looted, and another house
set afire. A number Of people were
slightly injured by snipers.
Several windows were broken. The
police managed 70 restore order with
out being compelled TO use fire arms.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Picnic al Layton Home Today.

The Junior board of the Layton
Home at Thirty-f fifth and Market
streets. viii give a picnic on the lawn
surrounding the home this afternoon
and evening, for the children Of the
city. The feature will be a program VI
sports, music and refrgshmC nts
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
ULSTER PREMIER HAS
MOI GONE To LONDON

Belfast, July Alderman Mich
ael Staines. member of the British
House Of Commons for Dublin, who
was released from Mount JOY prison
on june 80. arrived In Galway yester-
day. As a commander in the Irish
Republican army Staines handed Di-
visional Commissioner Cruise a docu-
ment from the authorities in Dublin
Castle. authorizing him to act as liai-
son Office to ensure observance OF the
truce.
Sir James Craig. the Ulster premier.
still is I'm Belfast. II was reported
last night that he had started for Lon
don.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
campmeetlng Service at Asbury.

At the home campmeetDsg service
in Asbury Church Third and Walnut
streets, tonight. Rey. Howard k. Me
nade. pastor ol olaymont Nj. f.
Church. will preach. Mrs. AIcDade
will accompany him and will sing
The pastor, Rev. George White paw-
son, invites the public TO th- ser
vices which VIII start At 10 O'Clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
l:,.oO0 I.ah,rers. Pa Cnt.

b Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Youngstown Ohio. July 1.-THE
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
funy, largest independent steel plant
n the Youngstown district, today an
nuunced a wage reduction which viii
r2duee common labor from IS 10 80
cents an hour. effective July 16. The
plant normally employees upwards Of
=, ,o0e men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

DIR. Webb was recommended by
a committee headed by Elder G.. w.
Jones. He visited the congregation
upon request June %.
Believes In Athletics.
Besides being widely known
clergyman. DIR. webb is prominent
as a golfer. having won the honors
In the annual ministers golf tourna-
ment at the North Iiilh Country
Club, Philadelphia, in 1919. lie is n
Harvard graduate and was formerly
pastor of churches In Los Angeles.
Cal. and Providence, II. l.
Coincident with the call extended 10
DIR. Webb steps were taken TO rush
plans for the erection OF a handsome
new church building on the Market
street plot between Ninth and Tenth.
Preliminary designs have been pre-
pared under the supervision OF Prof
Warren y. Laird of the University OF
Pennsylvania.
Toward construction of the new
building. the First and Central
Church has fund OF 5000 900. re-
ccived from sale of 90 feet of its
Market street property as site for
the new Public Library Building.
In addition the congregation pos
sesses the old Central Church prop
erty on King street. below Eighth
valued at 100000. As now planned
the new edifice will be erected north
of the present Market street church
This will enable the trustees to dis
pose Of a lot of so feet frontage on
Market street. extending 10 King
street. This estate is valued at 1900, :
O00 A bid OF $3.50. 900, or $4,000 a
front foot. Is said 10 have been re.
jccted some months ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Invite workhouse GIee Club.

Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard. pastor OF
St, Pauls NJ. E Church. has invited
the Glee Club of the workhousc, which
lis composed Of prisoners at the insti-
tuition, to take part in the community
service at the church ON July 80. The
invitation was extended through War
den Plummer, and viii be accepted ii
The trustees approve
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
nane, Accused of Larceny.

Charged with larceny Of money from
MS employer Morris Horwitz, BIZ
cycle dealer. al 227 East Fourth street
Edward Haney was arrested by ne-
tcctive Gamble this morning He will
~ given . hearing in Municipal Court
Il morrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Card Of Thanks.

We wish IA thank relatives. friends
and Kingswood N. T.. Church Tor their
kindness. sympathy and beautiful
floral offerings during the illness and
recent bereavement of our daughter,
Elizabeth. MIR. and Mrs. ~. h.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register Of wills Isaac r Brown
has granted letters as follows;
Administrauon--On the estate q
Richard :. Frazer 70 Leuira f. Nc
Donald: estate of Luigi Travaslino %
Angioliua CaSuslione.
TestamentaIy- the estate q
Prudence Brown 20 Annie {. Brown;
estate of Anna Fllumer to Catherins
Fullmer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Tax Commission.

Governor Denney in November will
appoint a state echoci tax commits
siopcr. .Rcmulus hopkins of Dover is
the most prominent applicant for the
pasinon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
Ford Car Tor Plumb bling Inspector.

A Ford coupe for the use of Plumb
ing Inspector r. T.. Mckay. has been
nut in service by the Street ami Sewer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
ADORABLE VERSIONS OF THE
STRAIGHT FRoCK

The new cottons satisfy the most er.
citing demands Of Summer fashions and
are used in the development OF many az.
,-active strzighr-line dresses. The FIRST
aolei pictured above is IN trIne-coloi
.5i le with figures Of dark blue and henna-
Tire skirt is trimmed with three tucks
nj Joined 70 the simple blouse under a
A h-girdle Of It's own material. Collar
TIL cuffs Of tan organdy trim the squaEs
eek and short sleeves Of the waist
edium size requires 5 yards s6-inc5
ole and 11a yard organdy.
White maTquisette combined with
flet lace makes up the second de-ign
with indescribable smartness. The SIDE
panels which trim the skirt are gathered
at the upper edge to form heading. the
lower edges being tucked under. though
falling slightly longer than the. skirt q.
SELF The blouse has a k-shaped neck
and short sleeves. both trimmed with ths
hlet lace. Medium size requires ysrds
s6-inch material and ? zl4>yaFds ace.
FiSss model. Pictorial Review Dress
No. 9433. Sizes, 81 70 ~ inches bust
Price. IS cents.
Second Model: Dress No. e42o. Sizea
- to 10 inches bust. Price. Is ceatS.
Crosby Hm Company ars
agents FOR Pictorial Review Patterns,
WiImington's leading store Ter SIX.
wash goods and xoolen dress goods.
605-O7-09 Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors and carry
at all times a fun and complete line
of Pictorial Review uatterns- Ken
nard- -Pvle Co. 6tT-62l Market St.-Adv.
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TO FIGHT SUNDAY PAPERS.
Methodist Crusaders 10 Urge They be
Rarred From Mails.

Washington. July IA delega-
ton headed hy Noah ". Cooper, Nash
lie, Tenn, chairman IF the Aetho-
Dist Central sabbath Crusade Commit
tet asked yesterday for hearing be-
fore the House Commerce Committee
on its proposal to bar Sunday news
papers from the mails and prohibit
government employees from working
on sunday except in emergencies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14

Phone 1900 reaches every classified
ad taker they can help you arrange
your ad 10 best adYantage.-Iryi it,
Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
WIN Make Test First.

The final result or the meeting. how
ever. was "A decision To postpone FUR
thcr consideration of the subject until
a proper test had been made Of the
plant to determine just what ii will
consume and il was the sense Of tn"
meeting that this test h. conducted hy
the Board of Health I; was suggested
and agreed TO that the Council will he
advised uf the date Of the test DIR.
Handy said 1t would be continued for
ten days or two weeks and will he
thorough, also that coal will be used
as fuel
At the beginning of the conference
Councilman Abrahams explained in
detail thu past history of the cremat-
Dry and the conferences and agree
mcnts leading up to the building of the
new plan Dr Handy stated in reply
10 question, that there had been
~ inspection hv his board. because
teams could not get into the plant un-
Il. the roadways arc completed and
this work will not be finished until
sometime next week. Dr. Handy gavc
his understanding of the incidents
leading M 10 the present difficultics
and then read the act passed by the
last legislature. giving the health
beard full and cnurpIctr jurisdiction
over the building operation and main
tcnance of the crematory
Dr Handy declared the BOARD nf
Health had been ignored hN everyone
II the crcmatory matter. even by The
building contractor. Just as much AZ
though they had been in san Francis
o hc declared lie said they had
tiavcr been consulted ~ anyone re-
.7rding tho crcmatory ana il thcv
had not gone down r. the plant ihorn-
selves thoy would never have known
here was plant there AIR Nhra 4
h1ms said nr Hanhy would not let
Superintendent Walsh introduce him
pT Hanhy ia th h:ilding company's
representative whcT they visited the.
p'ant and II. r Abel the company's s
surerintendent. said he aid No; spea K
20 DR. Hanby when he came there he
cause he. Dr. Hanhy had provok cd
him during telephone conversation
fhLH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
McNabh Suggests Fresh Start.

Councilman Nc Nabh suggested that
The past he forgotten and that a fresh
start be taken by the two depart ments
working harmoniouslv on the project
He did not favor any action until thc
piant had beer given 4 thorough test
md he opposed any thought of paw
rcht On the contract untfl this test
had been completed Dr Handy said
they would make a fair and impartial
test Of the plant Mr. McNabb wanted
% know what was understood hy the
term "a day" in the contract and this
started q long debate on whether IL
was II hours or - hours Some az
the Cogncimen claimed that when tn,
negotiations with the company wer,.
On, a representative told them the in
'inerator would consume 50 tons n
y hours and Dr. Handy said the same
informa tion had been given his board
Councilman Johnson explained that
a representative OF the company said
the plant would consume 30 tons a
day il the city collected more than
that the incincratoT cozld be worked
overtime There was .Eme discussion
relative 10 the company's failure to
deal with the health officials. but it
was explained regarding the agree
mcnt that the building BE- supervised
by City Engineer Maier and Council
man Forewood. Mir. Abal explaipcd
hat they wanted some central com
mittee To go To for instructions and
after the agreement referred to no
always took up questions with MI
Alaier or Mr.. Forewood.
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Says Plant FuIfins Contract.

Mr.. Abel claimed his COMPANY has
made the test specified in the contract
that the plant has consumed all mar
the contract calls for and that per da \
means "A hours. according Ia the IN
derstandine OF the company. He said
they counted the fuel used as tonnac,
consumed in the furnaces. At this
juncture. DIR. Handy exclaimed
Thank God We did not sign that con
tract"
DIR. Handy mad Councilman Abra
hams had an argument over the con
tract. which it was claimed was signed
before the Legislative act was signed
DIR Handy cUntendcd the Legislative.
act superceded anything the city may
have done. He said they are going
to test the plant and will burn coal
in the test. They will weigh tht.
garbage consumed and will burn unlv
garbage and they propose 10 see mat
the taxpayers get what they paid
FOR.
Mr.. Abel explained that the plant
will not burn 80 tons Of garbage a
day with coal for fuel and that ia
fact it cannot burn 50 tons in "A hours
under these condSons. He said their
contract does not specify that ihev
will burn garbage alone, but garbage.
waste and dead animals" DR. Handy
here explained that the presidenf ~
the building company had told him
they did not build a plant that will
burn 40 TO 80 tons OF garbage alone
and Councilman McNabb shouted
We have been buncoed. Ne sure
have bought $4,000 lemon other
members declared the CounciImen and
health officials had begun to wonder
what they had bought and what the
city had contracted for.
Further Developments in the ca
await the results Of the test 10 Do
made by the health board This will
be started probably some time next
week.
The contract was made by the Cty
Council which went out Of Office on
June 80 but most Of the members ~
that body are members Of the present
Council.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-14
REV. AQUILLA WEBB
WILL ACCEPT CALL
OF FIRST-CENTRAL
Continued from page 1.

DIR. Webb was recommended by
a committee headed by Elder G.. w.
Jones. He visited the congregation
upon request June 2e.
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