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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
uocley Games In rhlla. Tonight.

u,y Asporiated l'rcar - Every Evening
Philadelphia March Il Tho OLYMPIC
champion 10 hockey tenn the Faicens
of winnipeg. viii open three garuc
aerics ~ the Ice palace tonight against
nm all atnr combination pf ho,sboY
niayorp Tomortow night tho Eoieona
viii fac, tho Mcttopolitana aud tho Al
atnra agercRntion WelIn, alnt nlght.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
BARTH QUAKEs IN ILLINOIS.
Danvine Houses Rock During Heavy
Shook In Thai Necfinn

Hy Associated Press to Every Evening.
Danville. Ill. March I4.--What is be-
lieved to have been heavy earth shock
occurred In this vicinity early today.
Telephone calls from radius of at least
so miles reported the same shock.
Houses rocked on their foundations
bwt no serious damage was reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
FATHER HOCH rRovvsTs.
wn Ash Espispsucs AZ Rsns s@Ass.,
Why Mes nsrssA NJ q. 3.

By A Asso1is ,~d Srs-s - D~~vy e~soins
Napiss. March IA, Father John Uo,, =.
whose passport win not bs vis~d bY the
American consul hsrs. Intends 3, 90 ,o
Rome 20 ash sn explanation from ne
American embassy. THE cotton -in n.
taken through the cr.cno- sioysk i~ss
ton a. the Italian o-ytssj. n 10 sif
Later no intends - 60 20 v~uns is
which city he will tsss 're u.o~s-sry
steps ~ get p.rruis.ion ~ snfsF o..
United states
Father uo~h yss accused ~ bsns ..
sssis'snt of Count Mi~hssi Esrolsi f.v-
mar prrs1en, ~ tho bfUnss ssrisp rs-
public, who vss srpsilsd from ftsir 49,
weeks sso
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
AMEBIClN PRINCESS BETTER.
ny Associated Prsss TO Every Evening.

Athens Marob l4-Princees Anasta-
ala. who underwent a serious operation
last week. continues 10 improve and is
taxing solid food. Queen Sophie Of
Greece and Quean Marie OF RurrA MIA
vho came 20 Athens TO attend the we'd
dAyaa o' pripce~ Elizabeth ~ RsusAnia
AnA Crown Prince George. csy On the
Duent daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14

Edgar Good nnd Jack Rorgan arc lead
ing the bowlers at tho end Of the frat weel;
Of the individual bowlinR championship
race ~ Gradys
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Frances summer nue Tonight.

Ry Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris March 1t-FranCe will enter
upon summer time at midnight tonight
when the clocks will nc advanced orc
hour The summer time will end on
October Is
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
NEW MEN ENTER
BOWLING LEAGUE
aTANDIno or THE pLAypnR.

Schedule for Tonight.
80 Doelger va Norman
400 Carson va Iiatkina
u 10 Davis Va Groves
f0nn McE.e vn Hannah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
Rlla Alhr lLl>A

The lssKest class In the history Of the
hpcsI lodge Of Eli<s vail be given their
initiation N the New Century Club to-
nisht. more than Sto candidates bstns
called This Wi run she membership
Up s&ove l,0se. while 500 II the atm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-14
To Open New Range.

me new range ~ the Brandywine
RIFE and Pistol Club IN the basement Of
- Andysoriun on West Eleventh street,
VII ts fcrrnal'y opened tomorrow night
II 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
ct GIouo,
4SI@WsUAU Dtll
Observation-Disclosures

Der Sor8en eil1er Saasfrai.
gar niele, 1l1to OILS Mefnltat ser
sloien Si1gabe n11bre DieIen gf
Ifonteea id Ieidbt sic Mn5eiden s.
9opfltng einiteuen. Dieg 1ua.
SUI NIT gra1I geter 2nrien BOZ:
.berrie q. s.. Gle idreibt: 50
erih0pft u1ao bernntergetos.
Dob ID NH EN- DienItlnGoden i
Ii11iiBte. Dod eitoern Id Jorni
peiltrouter gebrallbt babe pel
go tpieoer ale lrlei11e 9ausns
ielbit Dieie uIte, al,berIdiiige
tert1eoi5in Bat q aIg eli boraiia
IstdrfungsmitteI fit idtpade ii
idopfte Madnrer uno 5roue1
en. gs tDirb nid)t oltrd Mp
loerfauf, io1uoerif 6ireft geliefc:
90 eter GnBrreD s. Sons So
B1fbington gIbo, gbiengo,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Iortitsung tolgt.)

rdu 81 Wdrlm
bat ndi1g ie Bonn aus BEN @ertin.
Sci t~ItDbolgtgner ansgeffobsn 6err1
9RiiItsr-sa man gloubs NIT
nie5 bdB idnatille rDte gfdfs burthI
isrfrierenbefon1unen hube!!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
XVIII.

gs gelang 9trnpel tpirtIiid Ser
5rdu Ms 2umpenfannmlers Mufz
nohnne ii Elm Rrnltfenbdls 10 Der.
l9affsn. ati1tte EFT au aIs
er he bort geborgen lDuBtt un6 ibre
Nusfasen III protofol gebraht nas
ren. S sS;s ss
MR leid6t fonrte es BEN @ra1bart
|einfauen, ih nod ei1t1a 81 bsrgez
niGern ob ist1e Quite tDirtli9 u11bes
ppbnt mar!
Damn n1iire 6ns Qeben oer Mltet1
teinel sQeutr inert geiDefen, uro teirt
s3euse 6ss Uaorbes hdtte rnebr Ell
ffiert.
So aber SET DeteftiD ldAelte
triumpbiereno Neiusr
nialen In1fd1 81 groilbart, bod
Iein gefpeis entgal1gtn. ser hoffents
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
Ole Gr6en non Seaken6erg.
ariminaIroman bon Grid G6enitein.
e. 5ortfesuns.)

..S
Mber aum oritten Wtdle paroe 9
enttduidt:: Der ll.nge ufa'n l!aho wy,
befar1gea an 5l1n uno 0l!uss wv.
pntte cine Spnr npI a 2r.uAspg 49, 81
grlesd9terarg m'f pDu's sle'psu'''ss s
Maiere mad.
Aie I'm Sebes1 mar 2sa.p., a aa,ns-
!td, perip1rrter ano w.
fen. .,... /. u.
@r g11g genaa tlus, 10y oahar.
fon1r.en mar. 2'e s..sau.. $780, aar
0ais l1~de93nprhfen, pa11s aata1''1 W.
fet1e1 3iped. ~,
Gr1ttpeoer mar Ct fp.IIl.u nal VIZ
harmlos Sanal,oal, oonn p.u''. w..
ts teln1tDerffa1ot1q. assI s ~
froB dleoem aup Mt. gI1u,.sl' uu'...
lpar er Der ~gertebeIlte sqnrte gen g
L aesebei1. lno one 4iasaDsh a @aas,s
oar1t. EN- fill11fllp fon.o .u'e.1eI a nsa.
befpe1s, N Dem man 1'o,er 1e'hs suas
ftrOeI1 nllroe. 49, s..
SmlNBug .DH''1s ua.. -.
ss1.a1e. gpoak N s;s o],,nsoshs.
oeIer a.s s aoan s.i,,%t bahsss
Hea ms s!D's. p', a.au asnn So n,,foes
'uu' Du'"
m@te Ss.9es onno
usan !IAps uu mann nei5en1
%,gsMc.n,sa l M.syi;at.;t nT,in eineuI
upel suvg..egs s1.s.s., ,,nS NH
eera1laBt, ien gu etm0. a.an.h amo ~; ina
is arsn,oeA nasa.a, Dssss.
aSensl 81 m us.ls',x a,A
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gIelMos os'au'S ~
INN Ipr!Gen guaDe ~, .r4.r more
Us 1IeI SIlas gum sl;a msnsS
als MeIIlpalp.g psb ~ hatts nm
llp mgIIasl'W sel's' 'u1 =
oea ao1en. n,;s4a o,o,,e;oz
4.a Gun m.rso,,sn ~ ho4t. ,,,ah M,sSaee bss
son p; ss;ns e;na;ne Geripz
pys. $500, n,m MIR snnah,rn6
n,,f bsn seten BON 9raterfpig eez
a;,,nat
@;es toor ,,rt5nm nnb erffarrim.
.gioentIid III es ebenfp feltiam" !,
bodte giIas, bah mid bie{er 2a<
nanoaI nint einfah sur Sir bit1<
ausoeiporfen hut, fo1oern Fh iogar
mi6e dob. ali meme sfragen 3u Be-
nntnorfer.
Oamif porer feline ge6anfe1, niez
a,r hei aonnnnnf mn 1em. mas
,mSbrenb her annae 11nferr.ound heinz
I;h {sin mibfruuen mod erhalten.
hafte.
@etpiR - biefe geoulb mar auf<
sonenb.
I'D, aum Beiipiel4, badte 5enre
bel meter rtpiroe eirel1 nilofremben
menfhen iberbattpt erft garri9t By
eirlert 8efun ~einseluoer u1o tim mod
tpeuiger bereitpi1ig M~uffldru11geltl
iiber n1eiue Qerfon geseben 1absn!
pl0Blih fiel Tim enc retfe1oe SSoee
eth.
sZS - nj ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19
feirn pflidb rds md Dor nr8 Messi
s.iit 6as refine ainoeripieI. 5elbi

IUelN ea sSlpaleE eNtQV SlHI lstSss NV
1@ebarfeif at mdden -- ben n16dAe
id feben, Der uns nur bas Qeifeie
beneifen Tam! limb 8tipeile
iinb fnlieBfiA nnes, t1et1 Su1ge, IN
foldem gan, bas pergiB nt9t!! 9pabe
i1 midi nit geridltr Mn1iint ieoe1H
Beipeis nnni1;gJllii9 gemadt
Dnfel! # NH,
gMllfol1 gr 5pg beftig al feiner 3i
garre. ngnbli9 brer11t sli Rornr1.
SSnrge ~ lei Iutig! g,issmal babe
ia a Ben gAIag gefibrt Dn
braudbH gar nidt meter oaro11 a1t
oer1fen. .'ss5
Dies mar b1s 2esk, mas A1
.bi1;rte, ne ~entfernten IDS odnn in Der
Riidtllt1g, aug Der fs gsforlr1e,1 ma
rem. ss
5enlpel bate ii ~ui1sebeurer Gre
glr1g 3ugeh1rt. sSekt pdds er bic
Mlte am 6dI1ogelenf.
,QDeD - 0ng bds a1es bdbt
Sir uirfIih gebDrta Mi9ts ba3useloz'
gel19 Niidts ausseihmiddtt91
lein, perri go mabr i9 cine
CUTE griffin Bin! @k fiSrnen IL
sipobl bel1fen, bnb man ii fprIder Qnz
ge auf jtoes Mprt dufmerffann TT
u1rb niidts prgiB Mud hub ih
.feitoem nobf bnnoertfnul bds Gang
in geiit tnieoer burd9tmddt. /. bt1rl
onB ids Sbner nur geffebe: SD
bate INNER 10 cine Mbnung, baB
man nobI NAL Bel urs nudfrdgen
tpuirbe tpegen Der gefai9te.
rWdrl1m m1nttn 5ie ni9t o<
fort felbf Die Nnaeige9 SIS mar sSbbre
Yflidbtt!!1
sd iponte ID! Mber e - r1eiir1
Monn lief es nid1t gu. Mas
Did ni9t bren11t, bns blafe nidbt,
ffagte Ct, unb arl11e qt,lte nie mir
tdiiten an beiten nit Der 9oli5ei ridts
an3nfdngen.1
6en1pel 5peifelte feiren Mugenblid,
.baB sic MIte Die Mabrbeit pra9. ST
fanute Die Yoli5etfdeu bon 2euten
ibres g9logts. Mnb mas lie beobz
sadtet bate, ftimn1te ia gtrau in ben
Mahrntft. Ser ihm bsrttfs befanrtteu
soiinrh,n h;1e;n ;z.
ar,;I;;m mes stn,n.r 81. sSen4iz
tS sGrmn,h.t,n ,nh ;,ne ~
mSrherserInies,ns 11nh fir 6en mtr@
lan,hfsasrr q spnnn,,6oi fSn,,t. mil
.gsr'1MiMfsrs ;o.nfTm fsin KIT nns
@or,.sn;sa ,;nrna Ghaf,n mes
Ma -
oIh.r y 49, hofar 80, o,,F.r
.ah,.;f,rs Sas sn;Y4sn s.rs IN ~
Scr mab1 nno S,1l' hier periibfer Ell
o,,snmrn.nhasos n;.s.Ts
~ ~ - 49,, = :.
f.ss. :, M ,1...,.. ND
|,,,,s ysns.I ,,ah m.ffe ! gntt
Z; mo.,ti = p,nr HI ~ r;,t;;n.,,
ish,,r a;,5.,, m.tn.;s sbnft. - MN
aSnnen al, a1r.s. tpng eie mir
sd mifteiffen. inter Jgio nnsfno.118s
Yfrags 1er1pel.
,N1atarIih! Mern eg fei1 muBb!1
rqBiie beibn 5ie2s
Mntpuie 2dgler. -sss .
rqNlls ser cine bera115i;r6er bas
5treidboI3 an3iin6ete, mifen gie
fein geiidt bod ge1au gefebeu baben.
3Mie fab e ousaa1
.gr mar groB, febr boser, NIT
furdigem @efiAt, bas BON eiren1
arauer Bart nlnrabnt mar. Sin gez
niD;bnlliid1er Menfd mar e fiis5er nidi.
St bate etfpas Dornebmes - aud.
i'm @eiidt - nii6t bloB II Der Rleis
bu1g.1
limb ser anoereggD
Den fonnte IDS nimt febeu. Ct.
ftano gana ii der Ddnh1eru11e. Nnr
SAT- e mittelqroB mar uno ei1en bt.
fdiuen. Thiparatn gnnurrbarf hott<.
fpS(k
D,n M1t,n n;iroen a. mi.a,r,r.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

.ss9 afanbe, Nidterg Mugen pas
rem bnnfler. Mber mem, aud Il
i'll es bod aidot!! Gans beitimm 1T
5er es nid6t!1
Dabei biisb ne. gilas mar tief
enttdui9t.
St besriFf baB. fms Il aapanoals
Sbentitdt NIT Ni9ter Il laut behdups
ten po1te, biefe 3eugin leinen Be
bauptungen fofort iebe @lalbtparoiaas
felt nebraen ipiiroc.
uno bod ipebrte d aud isst
mod etpds in ihm beftig gegen Den
@lduben an aupunbals 9armloi1sz
feitii
81 fannie Ea bas mar nidt
Redtbdberei ODER gigenfinn, onoer11
Elm inuerer Snitinft, Ser Tim INNER
tDie0er aufliiterte:: Du 6drfR oiefett
Ma1a nint mebr aus ben MngeIl
IaHen. SIS 1T ettpas an i'm, oas
Der Muftl6rung beoarf. sSsn irgenoeiz
rer Meiie III er bod nit Der Mngelez
genbeit berflpdten, bic Du Derfolglt.
Was9 Wie9 gr tpuBte es nidt.
Mber Il beauftrdgte einen berldBz
liden Meenfen, Der friiber Bel Der pos
li5ei angeitent getpefen, ieBt dber Mufs
trdse anf eigens 3ednung ibernabm.
nit Der u11aliffdiaigen n8e19attnng1
QdbarDdIs.
Beionoers foIte Sober 10 hieB
Der Meent - barauf ahten, OF 9err
b. Qapunbd nidt i1sgeheim nit ct
mem bageren, g%rdubaartgen Wfau1
3ufdmmenfunfte babe.
9empel felbft pollte i9 NIT Dem
RdtbfeI bes Sotert BON praterfpiB
befddftisen.
Mar ct Or. Gid)ter, 6anr1 muBtt
fe}tgeitent tperben, tper Nihtsr Iberz
baupt nar2 9b cine nirflii9e pperz
f0nlthfeit o6er Elm fingierter Narne2
Db e es aber mar ooer nl1r nu9z
trdgli9 ba5u geftempeli nuroe
MngehDrtge muBte Der gote Dod ba=z
Ben ober minoeftens 2eute. bei nelz
den e. getpobnt, oie i'm fa11nten.
1nb fem MDrber muEte 5ipeifellDs
nit Dem Morbe an Mutter &abl IL
gerbinoung ffe1en. tpertr1 e i'm niht
aar ielbf begangen bate.
&=SrEH-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-19

IVY
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8s'e ~. m.....,.:h M.
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~ s;;hr.s haIa y, 49, hsIS 49,
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11ssr M $500 IN
moh .4.,a ,.aoa ap;n,,4., ~
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Smtf;%er p,,r;;;;dhnri',,,a S. =
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annnb,n5nn1mrsrs' 81 tnosiiber
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unb EFT ipat ob.nSg b,%innfebrte.
9ffa 6enn,fFnnh 80; Serren fr,tn
h;e am 81 mn; = a. 6Smr,er,,,in
6riihrn nm 1if,rh,.n nnr;ihera,fnmrnei1.
Tin fnnten tn,,rhs 4. f,hrs h,it;irat
aah dbsr I'm, Mnfnnrt -
g. m,rfte fofnrt. g. m,,bfe ,ftnns
nnIIfe nher h,rfi, ober nnriiber .nimt
.inr,,h.n s'' rs.
11,bria,ns 1 "a nidbt fhtper. Ne
eiuanfdathtern, IS oenIatb. ie
oaro,,f n,fn,srffom II n'arhs1 bah
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fn,,,,,e,1 m;irhen n,pnn g nihf "a
for4 am,a saas ma y .;iher 81
nr,i Ssrrpn Mn, nm ibr 81 9,,1ne
81 Men ~ sntfmrob Is fh AZ
Snr.fasn . ''
Il hatt. Il, o,f,ben. m,hr
sals DqS fie par 3eugiu gene
Zen. tpie atpei bon linen Hbtr sen
-britten heruefaller. tpare11 uno lin
offenbars er}mIaoen hatten. osnn fie
parfen feine,t rtoIoien sR5rper bon,,
II sen Donduorm.s
@ie haffen I'd fein, Mhnu,tns
fhfpb Sc QlIte. nnh RI linen a,1fah,.
6e1n ME gie fthtn. Iient llniert mi.
fe aar1a I'M e3tbiiih hieY, mi es mar
bph fbnn foa 6nyfd aIs i. nufnS
mn, p;h4 brnnnte nnt;rr;h f,;,,s.
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w sss1'esr. g; vi Sstr,,af.,, miSsI;h
shf;.h .;n.r IA, ;h,,., M.h.n 9.n,
80 :.rs InNos.x
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NEW PROCESS
STEAM LAUNDRY


9entt Ssbr Gttuas bon Care 8o d,t
M,ea1 6auu ipir6 Is I'D Gud y
nea, nidgt aaker Md)t a. laaen, 81
iuir Gaer Gi9ertitrt beban5eIn. -
mare 60 6as snieri8e. aBir labe. :,
pDladn6ige MaidanftaIt In N..ts.
lueiten nnb Iefern erfte &IaFe q, {
8ir ~gebraad5en feine Gbe1nita n
mir ber6er6en 1aber Gnre G A=ss
midi. &enn Sir RENE Mrbet III. -
e @tba16I1ug tupllt, baum be,. II
nus. uufere 8reife fin6 niebrie,. ~
ienitiup, 1n6 mir beior8en Gn1. , j
tnilienipaIfde bi1iger die Sbr es i
tim f66unt. gg8ir babett Mgenten in sea
ltu1liesenben Sfa6ten.
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ben DOer mtr10eftenS Geute, bel DelS
den er qetpphnt. SIC lin fa11nteu.
Inns fem MDrber mufte atpeifellDs
NIT sem Mproe an Muffer Mabl il
Werbinouna feben, nen11 e i'm nidi
aar felbH 6eaanaen hatt.
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XVII.
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h~eimn;annIIe snf eIn Nrntersnihs9s s
HnIfef,n a nnfonas f,hr fhtni.rin.
aeitro,btrI6 mn 1niihenon a.
gis hSinen Gm;ffsr nn,Ifhr 81,
a,ib,o,1 snef,,,1n,n NH, - n,,bt,,
nina me,,ss al, bait,n h.nNsns
len n. a,,nor o.{sben ',,,,n nIeiM md,
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a saIs g. ,.o gssa 4 y, 11f. ~, ~ b o''' y
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mo.a,,,,ssrs 9 re- es,nnsat;nnaasb; ;4'
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a,,h n,rr,,fen nnns-aef;;rrhfst IA
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ma RAJ ar,sStast ahs.Shnffts snS;s
n;n,,n mi psS.rtsars nant,n IA
b;er mnshen1onn nerbnrnen hnftrn'
obne oaR sg oeIand. ihrer habhaft au
tperoe11. ... ,s
5ier dab .es nur berittene 9oliai=
fen. Sic ffets b~oortptife. ME onein
uno ME Bel Nadf @treifen nrlter11dh.
men.
War es nidt ausiIhtslos, ul1ter
biefen 9erhidltniKen ai9t III cine
|Sdde bringer 8u nolen, sic sic 8ez
bDroe felbit aufgegeben batte2
Mbsr Sstlas tpolte es %pel1tgite1s
Eber1uhe1. War es 0oh Der eirl5lge
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Evening star., 1921-03-06
III. .S.TO CONTINUE TESTING
SHIPPING FRUIT BY WATER
Agriculture Appropriation Will
Help Plans to Bring California
Fruit Here Cheaply.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispa tch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-The con-
tinuance of the experiment of the De-
partment of Agriculture into the
feasibility of shipping fruits from
California to Baltimore by water for
distribution in the eastern and middle
west markets is assured by the ap-
preparation of $50. 900 by the Senate in
=, the general appropriations bill of the
department
This assurance is given the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers ASsoCia-
ton in a letter from Senator France
of Maryland The appropriation was
made to enable a special bureau of
the Department of Agriculture to
carry on its work of inveStigatine,
the methods of shipping and preserv-
! ing farm products in transit.
The government tests in regard TO
the shipping of fruits from the Pacific
| coaS 81 to Baltimore by the water route.
one of which has already been made
by the department. is regarded as of
the greatest Importance to the cities
in the east which will be able to get
these products at considerably lower
price than if the shipment is made
by rail
The first of these tests was com
pleted several weeks ago when the
steamer Charles II. Cramp. fast oil
burning vessel. arrived here by way
of the Panama canal with CARO-
of citrus fruits from the Pacific coast.
= W. Collins of the Department of
Agriculture. and O. T.. Goodman of the
California Fruit Growers Exchange,
made the trip and conducted the tests.
which proved that the fruits arrived
in port in first-class condition. Tests
under more adverse conditions are now
contemplated by the department.
III f.l EIf - IA ~
it will mean "a big boost not only to
Baltimore, but to other eastern cities.
as centers of distribution Of California
and other fruits With the un-
ertainty that attends transcontinental
rail shipments there is no doubt that
the California growers will prefer to
ship by the water route. when it is
developed fully so that the shipments
can be discharged here in perfect con-
dition.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
|GREAT SUM STOLEN
| BY TRUSTED AGENT
British Capitalist Finds
American Friend Misap-
propriated Millions.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Brenton NJ.
Collins, a retired British capitalist
suffered a loss of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars through alleged mis-
appropriations by a trusted agent, it
was revealed today in a decision by
Supreme Court Justice PlatZ.
Mr.. Collins is ninety seven years
old For many years he employed
Charles l.. Duvale as his financial
agent Duvale died in January. 1918.
He had handled an account of more
than S4OO0OOO An examination of
his accounts revealed Mr.. Collins loss.
The capitalist sued the Merchants
National Bank. in which the agent
had deposited the funds. 1t was his
contention that the bank was ilable
because it must have known that
personal checks drawn by the agent
were made for the benefit of the agent
and not his employer.
Mr.. Collins did not visit this coun-
try. but had large interests here.
His income was collected by an agent.
who RENTED or invested. Mr..
Duvale had known Mr.. Collins for
many years. and upon the death of
Mr. Collins nephew, John Stewart
Kennedy a banker, who acted as his,
agent, Mr.. Duvale wrote to Mr.. Col
Inns offering his services, assuring
him that he would find no change
curiticS.
Mr.. Collins accepted the offer on
the same terms as those under which
Mr.. Kennedy had acted.
Account in Own Name.
Ny. Duvalr obtained power of
attorney. from Mr.. Collins and open
ed an account in the Merchants Ma
tional Bank under his own name. He
deposited in the account dividends
Mr.
drew checks against this for his own
benefit and others. and authorized
the bank to charge against the ac-
count interest on loans he obtained
from the bank. Mr.. Collins charge
against the bank was that "it per
mitted Duvale to spend Tor ms own
purposes over. half a million dollars
on his personal checks to himself
or to others than the plaintiff
Justice PlatZ dismissed the com
plant, saying:
Bank Held BlameIess.
NO official of the bank had any
suspicion that anything was wrong,
and there was no reason for such Sus-
picion The plaintiff chose his agent
and reposed unlimited trust ana con
fidence in him. II that confidence was
betrayed and resulting loss has fallen
on the plaintiff, it must be borne
where it has fallen"
The attorneys for the bank showed
that the deposits in the bank account
from 1912 to 1918 totaled $4,205.565
and of this sum the deposits of more
than SO .000, 900 did not show that they
belonged to Mr. Collins.
Mr.. Duvale died in his home in Leon
ardo, \. J. His room was found filled
with gas, presumably coming from a
leak in the gas pipe.
Mr. Collins nephew. John Stewart
Kennedy, left an estate of $4,000, 900
Mr.. Duvale was his secretary and one
of the beneficiaries of the will.
Mr. Duvale was divorced from his
first wife. and shortly afterward mar
ried the daughter of his housekeeper
AT the time of his death his neigh
bors deScri bed him as extremely rcti
cont hut generouS to he nOOr.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
JOSHUA SYKES HELD.
Tabernacle of David Leader I
Charged With Evading Draft.

DENVER. Colo. March 5.-Joshua
Sykes, head of the Tabernacle of
David. was taken into custody today
on orders from federal authorities in
san Francisco, where he is wanted
Tor failure to surrender to begin a
penltentiary term for obstruction of
the selcctive draft
SAN FRANCISCO. March 5.--Joshua
sykes and his disciple. A. NJ. Dean.
We're ordered into custody and their
pail of $4,000 each forfeited when
they failed to surrender today to be-
gin service of a term of eighteen
months. following a selective draft
obstruction conviction.
TWO other disciples who We're CON
VIcted with Sykes. surrendered. Sykes
and Dean had been granted stays by
the court and on one occasion Sykes
was reported to have started uneS-
corted from Denver to give himself
up here. He got as far as Cheyenne.
where he said he had a vision" that
the world was to end on or before
March 4. This impelled him to re-
turn to Denver.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
QUOTA FOR DISTRICT
EXCEEDED BY TOTAL
IN CHILD RELIEF FUND

The National Capital has gone
over the top" with total sub
scrlptlon of $179,573 to the Euro
pean child relief fund, Chairman
Arthur c. Moses of the local COM
mittee reported last night.
National headquarters set $15O,-
Oo0 as a fair maximum for the
District of Columbia. 1t is antici-
pated That when all the pledges
have been collected the total will
be in excess of $18O,0O0.
MI. Moses said that he wished to
express to the contributors the
sincere appreciation of the execu-
i've committee, the other members
of which were w. 7. Hanford +
Lodge Hill and Gerson Nordlinser.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
COLLEGE TO EDUCATE BLIND

rHtLADELPHI.t. Pa, March 5.-Th'
University of Pennsylvania today an
nounced anew course oa the ""du"'
tion of the blind to begin next Fri
day in conjunction with the I'euu~yi-
vania Institute for instruction OF the
Blind.
This course is designed to give i'm
a short period a comprehensive survey
Of the general field of work with blind
persons and those having seriously
impaired vision
Evening star., 1921-03-06
IMMIGRANTS HELD UP,
Several Persons Admitted Found
Infested With Vermin.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Seven immi-
grants. admitted to this country at
Providence, r. l., yesterday. We're found
infested with vermin when they arrived
here today.
Examinations of 1907 other immi-
grants at railroad stations and river
piers here disclosed twenty persons sim
ilarly afflicted
Thirteen school children who recently
came here from Europe We're found h.
nurses to be infested with vermin. the
health department reported