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p. r. n. WOMEN.
Monthly Meeting Of Wcmen's Aid TO be
Held al CLAYTON Thursday.

The monthly meeting of the Nonaen's
Aid of the Delaware Division of the Penn
svlvanis railroad will be held at Clayton,
Del. Thursday January 90. Those desiring
TO attend vii leave Wilmington on the
lo.44 a. m. train or Of Front street sta
tion Speakers Of the day viii be Mrs.
Gamble Latrobe, superintendent OF The
Southern Grand Division; Mrs. n. II.
Garrigues. superintendent Of the Della
ware Division, Mrs. W IL. Redmile,
wife of road foreman of engines; Mrs.
R. L. Holiday. publicity chairman Of The
Delaware Division. Mrs. Iatrolre an
nounces that meeting of the Women's
Aid Of the p r. r.; Mrs. W. W. After
bury. director, will be held February %,
in the P. r. r. Y. NJ G. A. in West
Philadelphia. Luncheon win be served
At noon The regular business meeting
will follow. Those Of Maryland Division
desiring TO attend should notify Mrs.
MeIntire; Delaware Division, Mrs. II. n
Gsrrignes; and those Of the superintend-
ent's department, Mrs. Latrobe, not
later than February 90
The annual drive for membership be-
gins this month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
F|REMEN DISCUSS
PAID DEPARTMENT
Will Thresh Out New System al
Meeting With City Coun-
Gil Tonight.

The Union. independent, Weshing-
ton and Brandywinc Fire Companies
hold meetings yesterday AFTERNOON anu
last night for discussing the paid nre
department plan for the city o, VIII
u,inrton and for the election OF coihhl,,-
tees to represent the companies at the
meeting of city Council tonight. Inc
W4ccacoe company ldst Tuesday night
appointed a special committees anu the
Liberty company acted upon the ne.-
tor on Saturday night.
William ]. Lutz, chief of the FIRE
pepartment. and Harvey TaHeweli'
urst assistant chief. have both express
cd themselves as i'm favor of pnid de-
partment. though the latter is inclined
To feel councils plan TO establish ten
company department is n serious mus
take. Mr.. Tnzewell does not believe ten
,ompanies i'm a city the size of VII
mington where there are so many out
wing districts that need protection
will be able adequately to cope with
the situation especially should hres
break out simultaneously IN different
sections of the city.
Mr Iutz admitted that .the was In
favor of a paid fire depA tment and
for the esta ahlishinsnt Of a paid system
said he realized that the time had come
he had the warmost praise for the
volunteers and said they should be
given full credit for the service they
have rendered the city.
There was a meeting q the IRE COM
pany representatives and City Coun-
eli last Monday night. but several OF
the representatives explained that they
A. N "A
reason were asked 20 return TO the
meeting tonight. clothed with the pron-
er authority.
survey of the city is being made
ny agents Of the National Board o.
Fire Underwriters with a view TO in
sisting upon the installation Of paid
fre department. and ii is intimatet
that an increase in premiums VIII hs
ordered unless authority for q paid
department is given by the lesisia-
t,fYN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
NAVAL. OFFICERS PLEASED.
Enthusiastic Over Successful Flight Of IL
Sc apianes.

Panama. Jan lTsa--Naval officers here
are enthusiastic over the successful COM
pletion of the flight from San Diego. Cal
To tho Canal Zone, by twslve Of tho navy
F45-L seapl anes, which arrived horu Sat.
urday evening.
The flight. which eovere d 5000 miles
and was completed in seventeen flying
daya. was marred By one fatality. Chief
Radio electrician Cain having been
killed at Fonseca Bay, an the western
coast of Central America, when he was
struck BY a propeller Of one Of the ms-
chimes. The flyers encountered squalls
in crossing the Gulf Of Tehuaptepeo snd
were given a severe shaking up.
Tho fight, which ranks well up among
tho longest on record, was over a course
never before fravarsed by aircraft, aud
the ayiators arrived here with . record
Of only ono forced landing. Officials in
charge Of the squadron wsns enthusiastic
in their praise Of the Liberty motors with
which the machines were equipped.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
PHILA. PRODUCE MARKET.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Jan. l7.-Wheat, steady;
No. 2, red winter. 94a1 90; do, garlicky,
/ .s5al 90
Corn, steady; No. yellow. new. sSa-
90; do. No. 4, S6asS.
Oatsfowef; No. ?, white, 5Sa5S p; No.
3, white, 56l5a57
Butter. higher; nearby prints, fancy,
62a64; western creamery, extra, 50a53.
Eggs, lower; nearby firsts, 74a75;
western extra frsts, 74a75; do, frsts,
72a73: fancy selected packed, Sass.
Cheese. firm; New York whole milk,
fancy fats, held, 2Sa2a; common to good,
26a27; do, fancy flats, current make,
25a25l3: do, common 20 good, 22a24 !
longhorn, held, %; do, fresh, %; single
daisies, held, 27a2s: do, fresh, 26a27.
Live poultry. dull weak; fowls, not
leghorns, 25a35; white leghorns, 32a33;
spring chickens, not leghorns, 2sa34; do,
white leghorns, 2Ta29; turkeys, fancy,
43a5o; do, ordinary, 35a40; ducks,
choice. western, 3Sa40i do, muscovy,
2sa30: geese, 2Sa32.
Dressed poultry. firmer: turkeys, choice
to fancy. nearby, 5SaG0; do, western,
56a5S; common TO good, 40a45; fowls, fresh
killed choice to fancy, 3Sa40; do, small
sizes, 2Sa35; broilers, nearby, 46a4S do,
western, 43a45; roasting chickens, nearby,
3Sa40; do, western, 30a39; frying chick
ems, nearby, 30a32; do, western, 26a27;
ducks, western choice, 37a40; geese,
western, 30a32.
Potatoes, easier: white potatoes, Penn
sylvania extra fancy, per 100 lbs, l60a-
1S0: choice, do, 35al so; Jersey No. /,
per basket, 40a70; do, No. 2, 25a35
Flour, weak; soft winter straight
western, s,75a925; do, nearby, S25a-
$50; hard winter straight, o,75al025
do, short patent, 1025al075: spring first
clear, s sooas.50; do, patent, l000aI0.25
do, short patent lo.25a10.75; fancy
spring and city mills patent, family brand
III .25a11.75.
Hay, quiet; timothy, No. 2, 2600a-
27. 90: do, No 3, 24.0oa25.00; sample,
81 .o0a23 90; no grade, l7o0al900; tlover
mixed hay, light mixed, 2400a2500, No
IN mixed, 2200a23 90.
Tallow, qnist; prime city loose, OBJ
do, special loose, 611; prime country
Az; edible in tierces s19a9.
Bran, weak; soft winter, western, in 100
lb sacks, 37a3s ton; spring, 36.00a
37.O0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
WOULD rva~cvIyzE RUSSIA
London Pastor, whs wsa Dvss~~ ous
WIN 60 Ka~k.

London, Jan tT-=ras.or Winssr
Fefler, formerly hesd - fh~ R~pss~'
Church AZ pe'rograd, who f@o % knrr.
ica IN 1915 after having h~sn sriled ~
Siberia by order - fhe Rns~iafn trnpcrof
= gong bsck " fry - evan seiixs fossae
he is taking q band ~ stoa1t twenty ~
Russ,ans. who are to travel With h.m o.
ovar aelizts.
The band Is w.ll equipped snd = t@s
ing a larse quantity n clothing. rprss
an AtaericaR musical director and A.
expert translator. The evan zei1sss hsve
had three yesrs framing IN fhcu.osry AM
all sire expert musicians
We shall tasch he bolsnsvisss to
sinR The Glory song. said tne nu~ical
director
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
ASSEMBLY RESUMED
con.ln,,cl from page


w. Hart Scott. J. Lester Scotten, William
w. Sharp. James Gordon Smith, Harry Is.
Thaw and M. Hayes Wilson.
IiTThE BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
The Senate did not transact any business
this morning and tho House proceedings
were meagre.
Representative Lester presented n Joint
resolution authorizing the governor to
appoint q commission to meet with n like
commission from the State Of New Jersey
andulraft notifications Of tho Laws rcU'i-
lating the taking Of FISH in the Delaware
river and bay and report the same 10 the
General Assembly of Delaware. Repre<
sentative Frank Hall Davis introduced y
bill appropriating $1,000 TO Evrr Ready
Circle, Kings Daughters, for tho main-
tcnance and support of the Old Folks
Homo, Dover. also bin appropriatinu
$500 TO the Robbins Hose Co, of Dover.
Representative Medll introduced q bill
appropriating $500 TO the Aetna Hose,
Hook and Ladder Co. Of Newark, where
Delaware College Is located.
Members of the Democratic state Com
mittee conferred with the Democratic
| Representatives this morning The matter
! decided to non-copcur in the Senate con-
/ current resolution providing Tor the ap-
| pointment Of a committee TO engage public
| accountants from without the State 20
audit State finances unless the resolution
| prescribes that the expense shall not
exceed $4,000.
NOT TO 90 TO WASHINGTON.
Announcement was made today tha
| Delaware will not be officially represented
nj the inauguration of Pwsident-olec
| Warren G.. Harding on March 4. A Iegls
lative committee has cancelled the hote
reservations made at Washington for th'
governor and his staff, the Nationn
Guard and the General Assembly of Del
/ aware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
TO ATTEND INAUGURATION.
Three Hundred Wiluingtonians Will Go
to Dover Tomorrow.

Three hundred persons from this city,
comprising members of the Young Mems
Republican Club, the Republican First
Voters Club and their friends, and pro
viaonal company of the National Guard,
will leave French street station by special
train at s.45 O'Clock tomorrow morning
to take part in the inaugural cercmonies
of Governor-eleet William ID. Denney at
Dover. Luncheon viii be served The
delegation in the Capital Hotel.
The men who VIII make the trip with
the clubs viii assemble at the Young Mems
Republican Club, $40 King street, not
later than SIS. From there they viii
proceed to French street station, headed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Band. They
VIII board the train from the island
platform of the station.
Each member of the delegation viii
wear yellow chrysanthemum and q
badge and viii carry a cane. They viii
be accompanied in the parade by the rail-
road band and Henry NJ. Lang will be
marshal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
HEAVY PENALTY FOR THIEVES.
Men Who Robbed Hyman Cohen to
Serve Is Months.

Charles Landrum. Martin. L. Watson
and Cornelius Cunningham, Negroes, con
victed of breaking and entering the store
Of Hy1nan Cohen, l03 West Front street
and removing shoes and clothing to the
value of about S470, were each sentenced
to eighteen months Imprisonment and to
pay restitution and costs Of the case.
Watson and Cunningham were caught
N Philadelphia, TO which place they
are alleged to have removed the articles
shipping the stolen goods in two trunks
]. Frank Ball represented Watson and
Cunningham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
AGAINST BOXING Bill J.
Action Taken Today by NJ. r. Preacrers
Association.

District Superintendent Robert Watt
this morning, at the meeting of the
Methodist Ministers Association, in
troduced a set of resolutions opposing the
boong bin, which is now before the Legisa
lature. The resolutions were unanimously
adopted
A statement that the Bible is read each
morning in the Wilmington public schools
won the hearty approval Of the associa-
tion. Several weeks ago set OF resolu-
tions to that effect, presented by John
Moore of the Board OF Education, &C q
meeting Of the latter were adopted. and
it was stated this morning at the meeting
that the Bible is now being read IN each
school.
Rev. c. III. Bonner, pastor of Hanover
Presbyterian Church, addressed the meet
ing on THE Relation of the New Testa.
ment 10 Wealth"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Farewell Party to Rabbi Swiren.

rabbi David 3. Swiren Of the Adas
kodesch synagogue. Sixth and French
streets, was given a farewell party last
night Rabbi Swiren leaves this city 10
take charge of the Orthodox Community
synagogue of West Philadelphia. During
his stay here Rabbi Swiren has made the
local synagogue one of the foremost Of
the Hebrew faith in this city and through
the efforts of Mrs. Swiren the Sisterhood
Library was established in connection
with the synagogue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Scent BREAD IN NEW YORK.
Sales In Bakers shop Jump Prom ~ ~
900 Ioaxes = Day.

New York, Jan. iT--Ihs hve-ceni
loaf a bread. which disappcarrd rarlF
in the war. Il back in New f0rk
10 appeared this wees 0u he cugnfff
of a bakery sh0p where. almost mmc-
diately, sales jumped from 80 ip l0uN
l0aves day in nearly AZ other New
York stores the nrice is no cents. hu'
the baker who redacsd fhr mice. aVa
be Is making more money than wien hf
adhered 20 che old pnce
80 Eere4al reduction r. .onkcd ipf nt
other bakers who faresee hrthcr ns,
In fouF.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
HARDINGs DECLINE
INVITATION TO BALI

by Associated Press to Every Eyening.
washington. Jan. 17.--Presidert-eiect
and Mrs. Harding have declined an In
vitation to attend a charity bail 70 be
held here March g. as substitute for
the discarded inaugural ball. The COM
rnittee in charge announced today that
Mr.. Harding had replied that he could
not with propriety attend a ball OF any
sort AZ the time, in view OF the Opin-
ions he had already expressed against
holding an inaugural bail. The charity
ball plan viii not be abandoned, how
ever Il was announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
CITY COURT CASES.

on charge of begging, Ralph
Pierce was fined $40 by Judge Hastings
in Municipal Court today.
For trespassing on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, Fred. Holmes wac fined So.
Arrested by Officer Montgomery yes
terday while drinking whiskey from a
quart bottle. at sth and Poplar streets.
Emery Lancaster pleaded guilty on a
charge of disorderiy conduct and was
fined S..
Joseph ii. Bertsley. charged by his
wife. with breach of the peace was
placed under a $500 peace bond.
Judge Hastings ordered Anthony
Copra TO pay SO week for the sup
port of his wife.
Pleading guilty 10 a charge of dis
orderly conduct, Edward johnson was
fined $40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
TICKLED HIM TO DEATH.
Australian Found 1914 Price Comparison
Ridiculous.

Sydney. n. s W, Jan iT-Exees-
sive laughter, prompted by his comparing
prices which prevailed in June, l914,
with those ruling at present, caused the
death of a man here, according 90 the
solemn verdict handed down by tho at
tending physician.
The victim was reading the market
pridcsin an old paper when those around
him heard him make a remark regarding
present-day prices which he followed
by a roar OF laughter. His spasm of laugh
ing continued until he collapsed and rolled
to the floor lie was dead when physician
arrived, the immediate cause being heart
failure In the victims pocket was found
a handbook showing deposit of several
hundred pounds-iust sufficient to pay his
funeral expenses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
AIRPIANES PUZZLE CHINA.
Problem is Wbether TO Use Them for
War or Mails.

pekin. Jan 1.-THE question "a 20
what Use shall be made OF several mir
planes recently bought by the Chinese
government, whether for war or for es-
tabllshment Of mail service as stipulated
in the contract for their purehase from
a British firm, has been settled SO far ne
three of them il concerned.
Chang Tso-lin, who at present do mi
mates north China militarily, ordered
three of the six machines shipped 20 him
at Mukden. The Others were 90 be sent
TO Paotingfu for military purposes
Those destined for Mukden were loaded
on fiat cars and started northward. som c
distance beyond Tientsin they collided
with the superstructure OF a railway
bridge, which, along with the machines
was put out of commission.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
REBELLION IN UKRAINE.
Moscow Hears of Serious Disturbance
Among Peasants.

Ny Associated, Press TO Every Evening.
London, Jan, ia Central News
Dispatch from Riga dated Sunday says;
Moscow reports a serious peasant re-
bellion has broken out I'm the govern
ment of Podolia. Ukraine. under the
leadership of Colonel Titjunik. The
Soviet government fears the revolt will
spread in consequence of the unrest of
the Ukranian peasants over the refusal
Of tho Soviets TO remedy numerous
.-~sat,anngan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
NATION Is GROWING BALD.
Financial Worries Also Make Us Gray
Haired. DIR. Pahst says.

Bv Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Atlantic city. Jan. 1Te-Ths stock
ticker. financial Worries and business
depression are driving the nation gray
headed, and the only remedy is 20
stop worrying. according 20 DR.. Charles
r.. Pabst. former coroner of Brooklyn
and a specialist on skin diseases.
There in an outbreak q akin dis
cases. including those which Cause pre-
mature badness and gray hair. the
doctor said. IT'S all due 20 the re-
cent financial and business depressson
The stock sicker and skin disease oear
A close relation. The national cheer
up slogan Is the quickest remedy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Bishop Cook at Auxiliary Meeting

Bishop Philip Cook will address the
Delaware Branch Of the Woman's Auxil-
iary at ifs epiphany meeting 10 be held at
2 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, in st.
Johns Church. DR.. G. II. b. Tur ner of
Lewcs is expected to discuss his work
among searnen. The executive board Will
hold meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frederick Bringhurst, 1901 Market street,
prior to the Epiphany meeting, at II
n rlnnk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Richardson Park Ciyics Club.

The Richardson Park Civies' Club will
meet at the home cf Mrs Hampton to-
morrow afternoon. Asthis wfll be donation
day, members are requested 70 bring
donations OF some kind Seven needy
families are now being helped by the club.
A Iuminage sale viii be held by the club
in the near future at ia Tatnall street.
Contributions should be sent to Mrs
George Stewart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
OPPOSITION TO GoMpEHs.
Not Sufficient in Pan. American Fed.
Grafton TO Defeat Him.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Mexico City. Jan, t7.-opposition to
Samuel Gompers election as president
OF the Pan American Federation OF
Labor developed here today at the Pan
American Labor Congress when prep
aratione We're made to elect officers.
There were rumors that spanish
speaking delegates, encouraged by their
victory over the United States delegation
in the contests over immigration on
Saturday. might attempt To wrest the
presidency from MIR. Gompers. Canvass
of several delegations. however showed
that the fight against MIR. ,Gompers
would not be successful.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
FIGHT TowNLEY LEAGUE
Amsriean Legion in Nebraska sees
Meshod of Hating OrgAaixatssn

Clay Center, Neb, Jan. i1l--ChsIn.
ing that Non-Pagtimn Lcagls ttmniEf
are seeking che overthrow 4 cusimA
farmers Organizations, farmers aua tiisi-
mess men united ~ a meCung called nrIn
Saturday, night BY the Amcrican tegui'
% seek a method % halting the iurmaiioI
of league in The country. FeeAna 40
tense. and although the Organiser ncrl
present they made no osort to sleak.
\ c0uufN mas nlseuug WI 20 iHi
today at which Earl Kline. iorueT sal
Commandf of tho American Len.
will be- The principal speaker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Freight Transportation.

Reports Just compiled by { he Bureau of
Railway Economics covering he first min e
months of 1920 shows that during the
period the Pennsylvania railroad pro-
vided more than IL per cent Of the total
railway freight transportation service fur
uished by all the Class / railways in the
ynited States. From January TO October
|, 1920. the total net ton miles for all
Glass ] roads in the United States-the
number of tons Of freight carried one mile
---was 334 ,634 COS, ,001 OF this total the
Pennsylvania railroads share was 81. .975. :
g27 GOO ton miles, or lib per cert.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE.
hut Brooklyn Boy Says He is Here by
Permission.

Al4-year old boy from Brooklyn, n. Y,
giving the name of Walter Kulken, was
captured by two police officers yesterday
afternoon after chase from the French
street station across the Causeway,
through the marshes 10 the Christiana
river The boy Is said 20 have left his
home SIX weeks ago. He had found a
refuge here with the Rescue Mission Band
for the past week and was in company
with member of the band when dis
covered by the police
Officer Cook and Motorcycle Officer
Hvnson captured the lad. He was sent
10 tbe House Of Detention and his parents
notified Officers of the Mission Band
say the boy told them his mother knew
of his Whereabouts and gave him per-
mission to stay here. He viii be held until
an answer is received fromhis parents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
CHICAGO SIAsDAN
BIKE RIDERS. PUNCHED

By Associated Press 20 Every, Evening
Chicago, Jan. 1Tr--Riders In the six
day bicycle race which started at 10
o'clock last night were punched at
O'Clock this morning, having covered
100 miles and four laps Several spills
occurred during the early morning
hours.
Jake Magiu and Eddie Madden 81
Newark were leading In the point
score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Separation Co. Suit

In the Fe leral District Court this
morning before Judge Hugh NJ Morris
the case of Mineral Separation Limited
VS.. Miami Copper Co. was presented on
the issue of joining Mineral Separation
Company of North America Us oo-plaln-
tiff; due TO a change of interest in the
subject matter Of the suit Decision was
reserved The suit has been ON the calen-
dar for some time
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
BREAkS ALL SPEED
RECORDS OF THE HEAVENS
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.


By AssoSiated Prtss TO ENeFy EfenIHs
Cambridge, Mass. Jan. 1.-THE ne
bula Dreyer No. 5s4. in the constella-
tion of Cetus. has broken all known
speed records of tho heavens. II els
daahing through space away from the
earth at q velocity of almost 1000 kilo-
metres second. the highest speed
ever attained by celestial object
This was the word received at the Har-
ward College observatory today from
DIR. V. NJ siipher Of the Lowell OBJ
servatory, Flagstaff. Ariz. in announc-
ing the result of spectographie ohserva-
tions there.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Insurance Co. Election

The New Castle County Mutual In
suranoe Co, IS holding It's annual election
sists of fifteen members, FIVE of whose
terms expire today, They are: Joseph r.
raspenter. Jr., James b. Obefly. Jchn
Ricbardson. Jr., Edgar l.. Haynes, Al
fred ID. Warner, Jr., Il is likely that they
will be reelected,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
School Loan Meetings.

Meetings for the purpose OF stimuli aiing
the interest OF county residents IN voting
for the 81 oo0, 600 bond issue, needed
BY the County Board Of Education ios
undermining and improving the public
schools, arc being held throughout the
county. Prominent speakers VIII address
meetings tonight, in Delaware City and
st. Georges and tomorrow night m
Centreville. Aft Pleasant and Port Penn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
CHURCHILL TO BE MADE
SECRETARY FOR THE COLONIES

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London. Jan. 17.--winston spencer
Churchill tho war minister. IL Is re-
lianlv. although unoflicially stated, has
accepted tho post Of secretary OF state
for the colonies IN succession 20 Nis-
count Miner, who resigned the port
folio on January Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
mAHASY APPoINrED.
Named Ny President an Intsruaf'ona
Commission ON Immigration.

By Associated Prcss 20 Every EVonias
washingtoa. Jan. tT,--EoWma4 /"
Mahany. solicitor of tho Dopai lut
of Labor. has been appointed hy fretl
dent Wilson a. American rarrceopia
tive on the International cemmlss.oi
on Immigration and FmiEraiion ~
meet az Geneva. Switzerland. nn
date 10 bo nxcd hy the interrliior
labor 0fgico cs tho League of Nhtona.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Advocates Anniversary.

The Advocate. Wilmingtons Negro
newspaper, has completed its first year.
which has been success. Robert j.
Nelson is the editor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17
Deflance Social Committee,

The social committee OF the Defiance
a. A. will hold a meeting tonight TO
discuss important business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-17

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