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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE
SALE Of FIREWORKS
Chamber of Commerce Calls on
Council for Ordinance Against
Manufacture and Sale.

4 request to enact an ordinance pro.
hihitinC the manufacture and sale of fire
works IN Wilmington was received last
night bv City Council from the Whining.
ton Chamber Of Commerce Accompanying
the request were two suggested forms, III
which such an ordinance might be drafted
They were signed by 4. ID. Warner, chair
man, and n l.. Milner, secretary of the
Conservation and Fire Prevention Com
mttce of the Chamber
Councils attention was drawn to the
request Of the Chamber of Commerce
made last June, asking for the enactment
of nm ordinance to prevent the salc OF
sparklers, which the communication states
Council did not deem advisable because
merchants throughout the city had al
ready contracted for. or laid III supply
Of these dangerous sparklers.
II was decided this year by the Chamber
of Commerce to make the request early
enough to eliminate this consideration
of the venders Of fireworks rs opposed to
the protection of child life and property
The matter was referred 70 the COM
mittec Of the whole, and will probably
be taken up next Wednesday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
METHODISTS FOR BLUE LAWS.
Philadelphia Conference Also Takes
Strong Stand Against Propaganda.

Philadelphia March IS Resolutions
protesting against any change in the Sab
hath laws Were adopted last night az the
tventy-ninth annual meeting OF the Lay
men s Association held III connection with
the 134th session of the Philadelphia An
nual Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. The lavmen : meeting
vas held in ST Matthews Methodist
Episconat Church. Fifty-third ard Chest
nut -treet while the Conference was il
~eSsini n the Wharton Memorial Meth
ndist Episcopal Churcl :'., -frurth ard
Cathau Il s. et> Tie ~,.h tsoD. e~vauce
resolutions. prepared b, Resolutions
Committee. were as follows
Resolved, That the Laymens s Asso-
ciation stands today as always heretofore
upon maintaining the sanctity Of the
Christian Sabbsth
"R solved further That we epter our
protest against any change'in our statute
laws affecting the observance Of the
Christian sabbath
Resolved further, That committee
OF five be appointed to represent this
association before the committee Of the
Legislature 10 present such protest or
take such further action as they may
deem wise 4 spirited resolution against
Germ. and Sim Fein propaganda, as
we'll s. all manner of radicslism. was
adopted st the morning session Of the
Conference.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
coxEy VISITS PRESIDENT
Socialists Urged by General Not "a
Picket White House

Washington. March " Zen -
cnh 1 tnvoy nC Nassillnn. . who tvon-
Is srvru wears agn l"'l An army ~ Y a'h
,ngtn, vent ia thr White IIouao Wcllea
,lny ,n disrus4 vtth the lrreicrat his
,,ugvestt,p. fnr administrative action.
which hr submitted III Nauon 'asi Ian
NARY Nh CoNcy iil not aC" the lr'si
,lput Int asked fnr AZ appointment later
Rcfnrc coming a. Washington the
General talked with Sociullet4 ~ Nou
Norl urr,ur thcm ~ abandon iheir
rlan fnr pickctlng Tho White llouHe
during the amn'atv demonstration her"
as q protest agalaet ~" retention r. rf'sn"
oi lugcne \ lN"la
General ,uNov estimated that there
are 5000 OnO uaowpletcd n tho lnIted
States and saul he was r~rming hls
fight fnr 'hr unemployed Whtrh ho IT,
ge, twrat, " ven ,aars ovo Nuong the
@pgge eetlou= hc nilmtted ~ laauatS
NJ Cove, l,luded tho return 81 ~
tm,ilc,a eahurr= I'll Eurol~ pardon q
I,oht,cai Iuannors anal adoption oi the
initiative prd rrferoudum
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
RENT-TEACHERS PROGRAM.
interesting Entertainment nj Meeting ot
Mt. Pleasant School Association,

An interesting meeting at the f0rCUt-
Teacher Association nj Mt Pleasant
.chuol. near Hockessin. was held last even
ur Elmer f. Price president ct The
,-s,,clltion. presided Following the husi-
.cS~ session a program under thc direction
i Mrs II l., Hobson. teacher, Wa pre-
.outed bv thr children. aS follows
Exercise. when We are Women. hy
Irene Nundv. Fleanura kcIdcl. Ethel
lark. Yclua Keidcl Mare Levy Maria
Icrhon Laurence DAVIS Reglna lcrh"f
md Martha Trrnhlr, c>ercisc. " hen
w. arc Grown Up. hv George jacobs.
ra~cph Ral4tor. fIlno' Prlce. Shcrmar
Wl,rI Herbert Jacobs. Charles l\ell'
Charles Brattlr. Jach I,.rhr0 'ar
SWANSON. InuIs Prlcc and kaNmnri
Nivol. rharadc Where There Is W ~
rl,rc,~ ~ Way. bv pupils of thr school (.
lialoguc. The Tram 70 Mauro. ~
Nartha Tumble. Joseph Nuniv and
Herbert Ia, ,,l,s. rccit atlors. "1on Much tnr
H. Whistle Herbert Jacobs Jolly
Robin. Charles INeidcl \ Hard Task. .
thy { lark. rcrItatinus l'y Irene . Ncal
srd Cora IIimhlc snln \lro RaIst ".
+, rci-, Who Likes the R2r. hv
'h..rl,- Roettic Mar, Rcattlo Charles
keldJ Eth,l Clnrh ard Raymond l"n-
laiF rld,lle- were gwen hV Nary Rcattlo.
Eleanor, keidcl Maria lrvv Irene
Nuulv I.lua l>cldel Regina l,enhoti
url Clarct INcllrl exercise RAINY "
e.rnona i, Zcma koidcl and Sherman
Ntv.l
(catur, ~ tho evening was humorous
h.laru, DiSpclllne ~ Plu lin. winch
presented 1t realistic fashion the quarrel
H + cnIoJrd church The characters were
Is,rtrav,,d i, Nmrau l.enhnff Robert
,Ifin. lanes Ral-ton In~nph NIund, .
luue Fuce Benard lenh"f Ravmond
Nivel Charlc- t,chhati \ vl"lln ~olsc-
non was gwen hv Nar hev kal~tad.
Nlootv-tuo rneull,ar~ v,l, reported I> the
rreq,dent hc n,Nt meeting VIII be held
ia \pul y when tho subject IT gond road
and th,ar rrIatlon to good schools vii lo
ils.,ISscd ~ lnr., nrmber> and repre-
.rntatIvn - tho highvsv department
Pictorial leaflets presenting mnioru sch"ol
uandsrrAs werp distributed IT, tll present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
TRADE DINNER TO
CLOSE AUTO SHOW
enthusiastic Turnout Of Dealers
and Guests Celebrates 1921
Automobile Exhibition.

More thar lnNmcmhors Of the Whining
top iutnmomie Trade te~oclatioq assem-
blrd last rtght IN Parlors \ and Il 0t the
Hotel du Pout for the tnrual banquet,
which c-.e. rrarlz marks the finale Of the
autalnsbtl, show
O9,cers of fhc ASSOCIATION and heads
81 tho different show committees were
~ A. tho speakers table, the members
..nd their guests aoccupvlpg round tables
accommodating rIrc The Original ~lX
orchestra furnished music and several
81 ths fucrnbcr> entertained hv stunts
~ their own dcvispg
Mavor Wu G Taylor expressed hIs
pleasure at hclnp present and assured he
-ncmhcrs of bis continued interest ~ their
'r,,de and the ASSOCIATION and congratu-
Iatrd the management on tho success of
tne recent show
The committee IN charge ot the dinner
Consisted Of T. G lrIch. Henry White.
\at Howell F T Ncrrick and William
Jewell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
1920 MARCUS SHOW
PULLS A BIG HOUSE
Combines Revue and Vaudeville
Features. Moves With Much
Spirit and verve.

A crowded ilayhouso greeted the well
toutsd Marcus nhnw II 1920 last
night. and registered extreme hilhrity
over the clownins specially ~ aaeke
and Abbete which forms tho backbone
of tn. show. This i- clever of It's Kind
md the kind intrigued the audience.
II ip 20 be suspected that the nnid au
dienee had been led 10 suppose that
novelties I'm the way of risque Hcenes
and situations were TO be pulled OF by
the chorus or principal Riris. ~ such
stunts are In the repertoire they have
been put I'm cold storage for the local
engagement for the display merely
duplicated diatantly a half dozen other
shows Of the season which have been
for the most part of the silk. or near
silk. rather thar the cotton grade.
MiaH Rec winsoue is the otu,ar
leading lady and apecialty turn. are
rendered by Randall and i<Dleta, and
Mile Marion daueerH, Lawrence and
Franc. rofuptiHts aud oliver and Maria
Neapo. accordion players.
rhe chorus n numerous and hard
working and aureIv earns its money
n, lts Industry ~ changing rostunes.
n ~ no ofher way
rho music ia Of popular sort the
cong Salvation Army Giri" ~ith Hceuir
setting. loIue outatandiuR
rho performance wtli he repeated thls
evening and tomorrow afternoon aud
| evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
INCIDENT CLOSED.
End of Clerical Controversy Concerning
du POnt Ball Marriage.

Los Angeles al March u. The con
troversy in Episcopal church circles here
over the performance Of q marriage cere-
monv bv Rev Baker Lee for Alfred
| du Pont. powder manufactures, of Viii
mington. Del and Miss Jessie ID Ball, Of
Los Angeles, has been brought to a
satisfactory conclusion according to a
statement made public here yesterday
The statement was signed by Rev.
Mr. Lee and Frederick { Valentine chan
cellor Of the Episcopal Diocese Of Los
Angeles II contained this dcclaration
."rhe marriage Of Mr. du Pont and Miss
Ball by Mr. Lee was legal and from evi-
denoe submitted TO him he felt economically
justified il performing the ceremony An
explanation was couteoIsly given by him
70 the bishop RI Rev II Johnson
courteously received the bishop was salts
fed and the matter satisfactorily closed
without 4 trial
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
MISS KRAUTTER INJURED.
Wilmington Womsn's Shoulder Broken in
Philadelphia subway Station.

Miss Louise krautter. 626 North Jack
son street. sustained broken shoulder
aud wrist when knocked down the steps
of the Broad street subway Philadelphia,
vcstprday. by man who was rushing 10
catch car She was picked up in an un-
conscious condition AZ the foot of the stairs
bv an officer. and hurried TO the Hahne-
man hospital Fifteen th and Vine streets.
Miss Krautter who had been shopping
m Philadelphia, was preparing 70 take a
subway for Broad street station when the
accident occurred She is now In an as sat
lsfactory condition as could be expected
and the hospital authorities believe she
viii recover shortly unless complications
develop
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Epworth NJ. 4. Missionary Society.

Al the regular monthly meeting Of the
Womcn's Home Missionary Society Of
Epworth NJ. T. Church, IN the church
parlors last night il was found that nearly
$33 had been realized from the Easter
egg sale. Mrs John Thompson presided.
Among contemplated activities is box
luncheon and social for March 81, when
the Ladies Aid Society will be guests; q
runmage sale at Sixth and Penn streets
on April 27; and a church concert some
time in MAY. The latter event is in charge
Of Mrs. George King, Ms. Lily Reeves
and Miss FlOrrie Cathcart.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
DINNER At SETTLEMENT
Women's Club Ent~rtains. with ell Mem.
hers Present Except Two.

The Wonen's Club of People, Settle
ment held ifs annual dinner last evening
nt the settlement lrillding The rooms
were ta~tefiIlly decorated. with green as a
Predominant color, and the long table with
sweet peas and carnations at each end wa
most attractive Covers were laid for
forty. aud only two members of the club
were forced to he nbsent
plentiful rnpst was served, with
members of the Girl scout Troop acting o.
waitfmses. aud at the elose oi The dinner
short talks were given W Mise Pyle hno
officers Of the club The evening wa'
brought 90 close hy half 81 hours sing
np of Community songa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
COUNCIL GLAD MUSIC
QUESTION IS SETTLED
Forwood Voices Cratific alton
Over CommunCa alton From
School Board.

cit, Cuucl last night received q
communication from tho Wilmington
Board of Education ~ r"ply {" C"nr'il +
comrpuricntinu relative tn the adoption
of resolution protesting the transfer
of funds frnm the plumbing aud hcntHg
account fol thp puI,h7s" ot musical lr-
.trinents for the public schools 4 -lch
were contemplated
Councilman Furwood ~ asking that
tho communication hc received aUd fleet
sad n u udccd gratifying tn receive
Such q communicates, from the hoard ~
Iduratlnp announcing the faCt that tie
board docs not ,rtamplntc hnyIug muse NJ
Instruments tins year ! am sure Y meets
the approval 1T Coucli n gguoral
Councils communication to the WI
nirgtan aud Phlad,l ,lphla Fraction COM
pany relative - conditions ~ Pine street
hetwccu I've. -scrrr.d ard twenty
thIrl. " as replied 4, p, the Traction 'nW
parry 4, th, effect that about a,N weeks
ago repairs vrrc modc &, The TRACKS ~
this hIock ard thnt other re"d'd rn-
pelr+ would h, madc nt ar catly dat'
Nrh.ol J Nalonc> representing ~"
Ncr.acae lrc CO. ~ N"rN tnr'ltl'
largug1Eo. told the (.mrolm"n ut thr
dlsanproval 81 the members ~ The com
na7l ~ the st9tomoI attributed 4" the
prpsIdcl NJ the company NiiIiaW
C,rrclh relative ~ tho Noccacnc ron-
navy I atttrdc t,v ara tho rnlj hr' ac
partTc't biil
Cnu,eI also received communication
from hc street ard Sewer Department
4dyrslpc that ~ the request vt council
man Faulkner ot the second ART fDf
department had looked lut' IT," matta'
of ravIrg Hcald street hetvoor Chrl-tta"" I"
avcrrc ard Lobdel -'ro.t lhe ct
iar these improvements -twa' a'i rt
S2I IS Tho matter na- hoid apen f.r
fTfheT consideration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

On March ~, the exhibition a Boys
gyynnaailn work viii he held and the
oIss.e~ are wmking bard - maxi thf
snsir ~ usual success.
On Tuesday Afternoon " Dert wcsk slir
Difl gootIts entertain their schpol tsashers
NJ aeeremonial meeting and siterropn o.
from 380 ~ 3 rlyrk.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
ST, Patrick's Social.

A ST Patrick s social and entertainment
was held in Bethany Baptist Church. last
night by the Christian Endeavor Society.
The society's officers are: Rebecca Little,
presidcnt; Mildred Miller, vice-president;
/ lillian Worrall secretary The enter
tainmpnt committee included Edward
Abrahams, Emily Greenwich and George
Irwin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
LIMERICK CONTEST ENDS
AFTER SUCCESSFUL RUN
Thousands Enjoyed Competition
for Theatre Tickets: Kenneth
MowIds Winner.

Every Evenings Limerick offer closed
yesterday after most successful run
thousands having submitted limericks on
the little ads that daily run on the classI-
fed mage. These little ads are real wor-
dor workers They help hundreds every
dav and can help YOU if YOU will Only give
them trial.
The winner for Wednesday, March 10
j.. Kenneth Nowlds. of Edgemoor. The
aiming limerick is printed here
While wages and jobs are so low
Here's my chance 10 make morey, sad
Ioe.
I'm going 10 bc game
That's my middle name
What great help IF L. Is. kn""
The final winner will be announced -
morrow. Saturday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
FARM BUREAU WOMEN MEET
Newport and Stanton Community Get
Report on Seeds.

The Newport and Stanton community
branch Of the New Castle County Farm
Bureau. met il Friends meeting house
ut Stanton last night The secretary re-
ported that the clover seed previously
ordered was being delivered and prices
secured on binder twine certified seed
potatoes, and lime were turned over To
the purchasing committee for discussion
Several orders have already been placed
by the members for seed potatoes
The chairman Of the meeting {. W
MaclaTy, has been appointed to represent
the branch at the State Federation meet
ing to be held in Dover next Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
B., c. & A. 1920 INCOME
SHOWS S29.622 GAIN
Stockholders Meet in Salisbury
M. D. and V. Reports Bond
Interest Deficit.

~ahsrui, MA March IS The tvcn.
r -.iyth annual meeting II the -trchhold
NJ thc Baltimore. Chesapeake arl
lti.rt,, ltalua, g. MS hold m fae
.,acr~ ~uprr'rte1dcrt laIh
n til~ tv Nedr oedav he rrroft -
rrcerdcr, Tiunll Murdoch was stiis
ralttcd and approved Ihe { tai cenror
e,4iou and net ralv Az operating income
ior lq2Q compared With 1919 show m
Increase ef so 60 - HE report showed
that the Baltimore Chesapeake and
\tlautic RAILWAY Company ~ suaran
,7rs fot tie Narvlaud holsv ar and N't
ri,ia RAILWAY COMPANY was unable =
meet the demands oi tho latter company
for funds e. ia, ia, interest on the flr-t
mortgage hand- ~ the Naryland Drla-
ware ari Virginia road III, huol result
AS submitted II tho stockholders shows j
tirhc,t of I2Nt5 pu compared with =
,ichcit ot So AZ ~ for 1919
The eurdr> i.,t credits ~ S2i 039 -
duruE l420 are due chiefly 81 adjust
mcnte on account II the loss by fire oi
the steamer old Point Comfort which
vas burned at the Pratt street wharf ~
Baltimore 1uruc the latter part Of august
If last wear
The board recorded with dcep sens
~ loss the deaths 90 NJ \ BrcwlRgt0n
Salisbury. and Robert Il Dixon Easton
both of whom served rs directors foI
many years
Former Senator John Walter Smith oI
Worcester county James Dixon 81
Talbot. and c u Murphs were elected
directors t. nll vacancies III the board
The full directorate row consists of EIcnr,
Tatnan fohn NJ Nelson. George ID
Dixon. James c Leonard. A County
W " Attcrbury. Joseph Bancroft
William = Jackson, TunbuIl Murdoch
NJ. c. Kennedy. senator John Waite
smith c y Murphy and James Dixon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Dance by y. l.. G. 5.

An enjoyable St Patrick's dance was
given by the Young Ladies Catholic
Society IN Brownson Hall last night, real
Irish music by Lynch's orchestra being q
social feature The arrangement com
mittee comprised Misses Mary A, Finn,
Name Farley, Theresa Murray, Eliza
beth Johnson and Agnes McClosky.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
OBITUARY.
MARY j PATTEN

Mary J. Patten, who died in Philadcl-
phia last Wednesday will be buried
Monday morning At 30 O'Clock Funeral
services will be held from the residence Of
her son-in-aw, John Boughmnn 5342
Chestnut street
LAURA A. DAY
Laura A DAY died early tins MORN Tx
at her home l37 West Twenty street
Funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon al o clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
w Ifl ?
WHY is the Name "smeriCa" Applied to
the Western Continent
C1pvrIeht. l420. by
bpele Syndicate. Inc


Ever, school hov knows that the namc
" America rctcI~ g. the explorer AmcFl-
eus NcsInjcc. .hut comparatively frv know
ii thc circumstances winch lcd mp 70 the
hcstowaI of this name, rather than that %
Columbus. upon the \cw World Major
the exl,ert on the science Of map-,irawnE
has shown that the appcllatlon \meuca
first anreared on the map Of tho world
drawn bv no less an arts; than Leonardo
ia Ninc and he explained tho clrcllmstanc-
cs which led Ip to Ms adoption as FOL
lows
Tho first map known to exist with tho
New World delineated upon H. Is that
drawn hv .Iuan dc Ia (osa the pilot Of
Columbus on has second voyage This mar
is dated 1900 Juan DC II Cnsa WAS with
Oiedn and Vespucci. and afterwards with
Ojeda on his last and Inflated expedI-
tion. In Nav, 1907, just tho wear after
the death Of Columbus. q man named Mar
tin Waldseemuller wrote book To which
was appended a Latin account Of the four
voyages Of Vespucci In this book pub
llsbed al st Die in Lorraine Waldsec-
muller proposed that the name America
should be given to the New World. IN
honor Of Nespuccl whom he erroneouslv-
supposed was the discoverer of the con
tinent.
'In I50S the first engraved map COZ
tanning the New World. appeared in an
edition OF Ptolomy printed at Rome; hut
this does not bear the name America
But in 1909 this name appears rs If II
were already accepted as "a well-knOwll
denomination, In an anonymous work
entitled 'Globus MundI, published al
Strasburg The map of the world of Leo
nsrdo ds Vinci, presumably issued il 1914
has the name America across the South
American Continent as we'll as the NORTH
thus Dutch author and 81 Italian artist
contrived, possibly without malice, e
rob Columbus Of at least some Of The
fruits Of his courage and perseverance,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18

Tomorrow viii he too late. anawe1
that ed ln Every Evening today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
"Hight 10 love" at Majestic.

Th. Naioatir Theatre rnfiuuea The
presentation - Gee,g. ritzmantlce'=
l rrsdurtian The Hight - I.oye IL which
Mac MURRAY ta the atar y tells 2
.lrsnatic ta3e .f an American svifa n
su t.uRliah nntaeuaau. LIVING in Jufitst
einng tho Uusphatua Mac T1ftat II
the tolo - Lady Falkland "a emotional
and beautiful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS
THE STAGE.
Photoplny nj the Playhouse.


william DeMlle'a production Mid
summer Madness" "A photuplay, VIII De
the entertainment offered by the Plny
house Tuesday and "Wednesday of nest
week, The picture was made from
popular serial story that reoantly was
published In the lied book Magazine.
east that honestly deaerves the ap-
pellatlon of "A1l-Btsr" appears In tho
picture. Jack Holt. Conrad Nagel, Lois
Wilson and iila l.ee are It's principals.
All of these players have n big following
"Inside of the Cup" at the Arcadia.
Commencing today and until further
notice the Arcadia Theatre viii make
a practice OF changing its photopiny
feature every Friday. thus allowing the
public of Wilmington new offering Tor
the week end The first change To he
made under this arrangement goes IN
20 effect today when THE Inside Of the
cup" succeeds Feirbanks' picture The
Nut" "a the theatres attraction. The
new Offering is "A perturbation OF Win
aton Churchhills famous and widely
disCuHscd novel of tho same name the
publication of which 81 1918 provoke esi
world wide controversy
In Merely Married Jane oRoarh
and hor company. who are appearing at
the Gntrlrk Theatre this week. have n
srIcndid vehicle iu which they demon
sttnto tn, fnct that the company IN one
uf real comedians Miss oBunfk Whe
les a ,hatiuing yvomau good 10 lonlt upon
aud - real actress. Is aaeisted hy George
gpauldiug aud Cue Neville. both 81
whom are capable and clever Tho al
has "a d. with the nisundor standings
ur "a noVly married ouuplc Involving 2
quarrel threat nf divose and recon-
| rilintlou
- Dangerous Maid" nj The Playhouse
a dangerous Mind tho new aori
! &c u}usicnl comedy. Is coming Ia fh'
| rlayhouse nrxt Thursday q W uoll
author ui rarlnt Be,iruon and linih.
| furnishes tho buuR charles f;.i ahw wir
| 81" music ard Arthur Francis th'
.t.oto l.deat Na.'itoRof ptodus q
! ~ Thu sweetheart shop is 70
/ elopaiile rpr tho production Of
/ dangerous Maid ~ The eaat II
| Dangerous Maid arc au,h ia ferr n
| tulietto na, Amelia HinRham. Ad'
| Non,io Juniata Fletcher Nintou Freed
| lov Frudr, l,k Put Arthur shaw az
| Creighton lIal, rhc laughs ~ III
STORY ~" assured 1eata fni the 90
| naRetncuf If 4 Dangerous Maid VII
81 ~ salc ~ The pla, hniae hov otlie
next MONDAY Meanwhile reservation
| may he mate ~ mail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
FrauL Mayo at tho RiaIto.

Frank Ntavo.H picture Honor Hound.
nude a good impression with the
audiences - the Rialto Theatre yeater
,la1 AZ ia nrpt pteH,ntatian II Is b}
far tha i,ept picture that has eyer of
rcred tho efar with atorY TINT afpct
seira All o.hcra to which ho haa given
III. time As the MEET 5ia veil Ia %ew
York society 10 is ratreet in Al
raapccta IL ia also convincing in the
reformed laegard, hroueht T. tic fnIl
responsibilities n manhood when he
Is sent to south America 10 find him
self
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
THF srHEFN.
Vivian Martin at the Queen,

vivian Martin has given - The acreen
he h.at wrik of Ne ,aeftfufft,ns career
~ The aenr of 'he scout which is the
queen Theatre current attraction .rHe
atar Who vaa famous a. the rreaentat
uf the auh-dcr he,niuee - Mary R'ifet -
Iunehart'a stories 70 net r. ha found
in Iarlsarp syafaith III littla tllnd ehar
arte, ..f The Song of The Eaal .rhe
s,nlv connecting Iinh hetvertt tt1r two
j Tho charming perapnailtt af dlHa
Martin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-18
Conway rearIe at the savoy.

oue day workman the nsNt a
fuanrier now an uueducated steel
worker. now a polished gentleman
those arc Tic positions occupied by
E, conway Tearle in hip uew 9eizniek pic
ture. "Th. Road Of Ambition" which
VIII be the attraction ut The Savoy
Theatre for he balance Of this week
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