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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
BUYS TWO ENGINES.
ALSO TWO LADDERS
,,ontlnucd from pare

During the Ore which destroyed the
Wilmington Leather Co.'S plant. last
winter. with a loss of over VI 100000,
an Ahrens- Fox engine made A record
Of s5 hours and AZ minutes continu-
aus pumping. The engines are OF the
nlston type. The date for their dee
livery has not been set.
The service ladder is so feet long.
manual raising and is suitable Tor
work In fighting fire in the residential
sections of the city. while the aerial
ladder. which is rs feet high, can he
used for the high office and industrial
buildings
Training Tower.
The trimming tower viii be an In
novation for the tlremen of this city,
IL will be 6S feet high and constructed
OF brick against the rear wall of the
Union fire house. When nos In use
as a training tower, 1t can be used
as hose tower and Ia very essen
tial piece OF equipment, During
their course of training the men will
be called ON to perform all kinds OF
stunts on the tower which viii prob
ably be the crucial test In selecting
the men Nets will be paced under
the ladder TO break a fall and the
rockies will he equipped with llfe
belts The training tower of the city
of New York is only II feet higher
than the one which will be erected
here
Ten men will, be examined physical
IN by Police Surgeon George w. *
Forrest, this afternoon, and Is more
tomorrow Those who pass thi7 test
will soon he placed in training under
Captain Umberkant. All the men put
under training before September viii
not receive compensa ton until that
time. II they fail in the test before
that date they viii not be recon-
peused for their time.
According to the present plans al
| the directors. the force win number
| 100 men. including the captains
chaufTeurs for the fire chief. master
mechanics and helpers and the repair
crew.
The fire fighters win probably re
ceive 81 400 year; captains. sl.s00
/ lieutenants, who will be second /,
command TO the captains. sl70o. Tn.
/ salary will be fixed this week. Presi
dent of the Board s. X. Smith said to
day. Offers viii also be made for tn,
apparatus of the volunteer companie
which has passed the test
/ Although only seven fire houses
have been purchased SO far. the di
/ rectors say they do not know hcp
I many companies there will be.
has been suggested that ten houses
well placed, could easily protect tn
! city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK nARsKr.
Hy Associated press TO Every evening

Ry Assocfated kre-Ss 70 EVERY evening
Chicago. July 7.--Cattle receipts
5000. beef steers and she stock mostly
is cents to 25 cents higher. top year-
lings. 900. bulk beef steers. 1000
SIS: bulk fat cows and heifers. 4.so0l
$50: Gamers and cutters. largely
1.756D3 .25; bulls and veal calves rs
cents to SO cents higher. bologna
bulls. largely 4.soGns.o0; butchers,
5.2bG1s25. stockers and feeders slow
Hogs. receipts $4,000; better grades
active: strong to 10 cents higher
others slow: mostly steady with yes
terday's average sop, $50. bulk, 500
6D9.70. pigs steady to 10 cents lower .
bulk desirable. s.s56D9.g5.
Sheep. receipts 10000. strong to 2s
cents higher. top native lambs. largely
1850: bulk, e5oG1o25; cgus. $500
90: choice idaho. 11.25, good 1895
western wethers. 1875; hulk fat ma
tice ewes. 4.50Gol5.oo mediums and
heavies, 3.0oGol4.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved by the
puiidinC inspectors Office and per-
,nits issued for the following projects:
Fourth street. 101-3-5 West; John
Craven, owner VIM. r. Craven, build
.r: alterations. $4,000.
Concord avenue, 124az. Wm- Z.
Williams Co, owner and builder; ad-
ditisn. $3.50.
Franklin street. COS South: Peter
1surcz, owner and builder; addition,
sso.
Franklin street, 1903; ii. +. Scott
sr. owner. g. W. Raudman, builder,
addition, s2.755.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
r. COLEMAN DU POINT
APPOINTED SENATOR;
SUCCEEDS WoLcOTT
Continued from pepe I.
sketch Of r. Coleman du Pont

ThouiHe Coleman du ront ls ~ the
NTH generation from Eieuthefe lrenee
du pont. founder of the powder
making Industry. IIia father. Biedere
man din punt, who married Ellen s,
Coleman. was a resident of louisville
Nv, when Coleman WIS born. Darsm-
Der II 1863 Coleman. attended Hfs
hana. O., University. the r'hauney
School and the Massachusetts fnsti-
tnts uf Technology ut Boston. Nasp
Ills flrpt hualness venture was II
coal mining. later branching out as
i mining engineer and directing the
eunatfurt ton aud operation Of street
railroads In 1924 hs went to Johns
town, pa,. and engaged in the Steel
Industry and in the promotion and
leonstruetiun IF street railways II
| Duo hs settled IN Wilmington. In
| i9n2 he became president of the =
| au Font dc Nemuufs Powder Co, On
/ the death Of Tugenesdu pent, having
acquired. with others Of the younger
generation. the holdings of the older
group. After succesarnl admins
i fratlon Of the fiowder concern and
/ the construction Of the du punt office
building and hotel. he so1d bis inter-
ehls in the du pont Co early Tn 1915,
and IN the same year purchased the
aHaets Of the Equitable Life fnsnf-
snee Society, including the ruins Of
the building. then Just burned down.
| which he he's since rebuilt In 1918
Inc made an offer 20 construct at his
own expense a highway north and
south I'm Delaware, and has lived to
see the major part Of that enterprise
| executed. lie has been an actiYe sun
rorier pf his alma fnater. the Massa-
chusetts Institute If Technology.
His interest in motor boats led tt
the construction Of series Of models
lhafned Tech" T. III and So on.
little later he began TO acquire
hotel properties. beginning with the
Waldorf Astoria in New York. and
later taking In other New York hos.
telries. the Bellevue stratford In phil
adelphia and the New Willard in
Washington. He acquired the titls ol
i General from his appointment "a the
staff Of four successive governors "a
the State of Delaware
4 He would mt have hean a true
Deiavarean If he had not taken 4
hand in the game Of politics after
the severance Of his close relations
with the explosives business. For the
past u years ne has been the member
Of the Republican National Committee
from Delaware He was proposed for
the Presidential nomination in 1875
and received some support in the ma.
tional convention. burt his candi1ac5
was mt pressed there.
Mr. au pont married IN 1882 AIic,
fu pofit, his cousin, and FIVE children
were born of the marfiage. one y
whom died iastN year Hts cafv h0rn.
Is IT so4 Bfoelne street. re als,
. owns the old Mill" property. betweer
) the kennett Pike and the srrngise
wine He has been racunevatfua i,
: Colorado for the past few weeks. fror7
threatened throat trouble fror
which he-is reported to 10 recovering
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CAR INvADEs SIDEWALK.
Struck Mrs.. Julia CONT. While on
Her Doorstep. and Injured Her.

Swerving on the pavement. an auto
mobile driven by a man 81 years old
s.ruck Mrs. Julia Cont. while she was
sirting on the doorstep Of her home.
1ts East Second street. breaking her
lcr below the knee, at $40 O'Clock
az Is morning.
The driver. William II Hamilton
rf SOS Madison street. was placed
under arrest on charge OF assault
ard battery. by Patroaman Brown.
The woman was taken TO the Homec-
,ss tho Hospital in the police ambu-
lance Hamilton was going east on
Second street and was trying To
steer his machine ont 81 the trolley
tracks when u suddenly swerved and
ran on the pavement before he could
sci II under control. Notwithstand
irc his age. Mr.. Hamilton is strong
and active and can handle a car Ike a
Young man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
AT RODNEY RESERVOIR

The Mayor and Community
Service announce. tho following
program for the band concert
and community sing 20 Ne held
this evening Mt the Rodney
street reservoir, Eighth md
Rodney streets, from : to 10
o'clock.
Hand Concert.
Overture. Jolly Robbers,s anppe
Selection, robin Hood"
dc KoYen
Dance Of. the Hours. ia Clio
conda." u...s..s. ponehiella
Morceau Characteristic. For
ent Whispers. '..s..... Ioaex
Dance Numbers.
Fox Trot, AN by Myself"
Berlin
Fox 1srut. "Fancies. Spencer
waltz, beautiful Annahel Lee"
Meyer
Fox Trot. Look FOR the Silver
Lining .......s, Kern
Fox Trot. 'Emnaitne, .Mcnnsh
waltz, "wsomine Lullaby"
williams
Fox Trot, "Jabberwecty.
kendis
Fox Trot. "Ain't We Got Fun
Whiting
waltz. Little Crumie Of Han
plness." .,.4sts..s..,.. bah
Fox Trot. Il wonder Where
My Sweet. Sweet Daddy's
Gone" .......,.. Hemmed
Fox Trut. Mimi -. Conrad
''The Star Spangied Banner
The Philharmonic HAND, j.
Norris Robinson, Director.
The singing will be conducted
hv con Roasman Of Community
Service. Following are the
songs. America. MY Mann
my" bright Eyes" "old Folks
at Home" My old Kentucky
Home" "Margie."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
BRICKNER WOMAN FINED.
She is Accused of Having sold In.
toxieating Liquor.

Ethel Brickner. proprietor of a
cigar and confectionery store on King
street between Front and Second was
fired $500 and costs in Municipa,
Court today on a charge of selling
intoxicating liquor. ON account of
her good reputation Judge Lynn did
not impose the usual prison sentence.
The woman is alleged to be the one
who sold jaInica ginger to several
young men. among them Samuel V.
Austin who was drowned in the
Brandywine the same night.
Earl Hastings testified that they
were accustomed To purchase a bottle
OF ginger and mix II with wine which
was kept behind the counter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Howard summer School.

The Howard High School opened
yesterday as a summer school for six
weeks. All grammer school students
wishing to make up back work who
are not deficient in more than two
subjects and those students who de-
sire to strengthen themselves in sub
jects are privileged to attend the
school. The sessions will be held
from 9 to Il O'Clock. five days in the
week Miss Carlyn Williams. who is
in charge of the school urges that all
pupils wishing to attend send their
names in this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
KNIGHTS OF PyTHIas.
calanthe Lodge to Celebrate Instaiia.
tIun of Officers.

calanthe Lodge, No. 2B. Knights Of
pythiss, on next Tuesday evening will
install the officers, recently elected.
FOR the ensuing term. A novel en-
tertainment for the members has been
arranged by the committee In charge.
which will include talent from New
York city. n buffet luncheon and an
innovation IN ryhtian entertainment
together with music by Calanthe Or
chestra. Grand Chancellor William r.
Wilson. assisted by his full staff. viii
have charge Of the installation A
number Of prominent Knights will at
tend as guests. The following officers
will be installed.
Chancellor commander, Melvin n.
Anderson: yice-chaneellur commander,
William s.. Anderson: master of work
Edward Hines; prelate, Harry Daily
master ~ arms Burton Myer: inner
guard. Charles II Mckinney. cutter
guard. Walter c. tseaster. representa-
tive 60 Grand Lodge, George Owens.
trustee, Melvin Y. Anderson. II Is
the desire that all members of Cal
anthe Lodge he IN attenda nee nj this
important meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
TRAFFIC CASES.
Negroes Fined for Disregardlng Sig
nails on the Street.

Pleading guilty to violating traffic
rules in disresarding seuaephore sig
nails. Preston Guy and Mack Winn,
colored. were each fined S in Munici-
pal Court today.
Aa the inat was outside the city
limits wher he Is alleged to have
driven on the wrons side of the street.
a nolle prosequi was entered in the
case Of Adam Gruhb, charged with
violating traffic rules.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
BOSTON nouRSs "pIAmoND JIM
TimiIts. Friend Of Coolidge. ~ oted For
Power, Diamonds and Benefactiopx.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Boston. July Diamond Jim
Trinity. political boss beloved Of his
people. is dead and the Roxbury dis
trict. where he rose from bricklsyer
10 state Senator, moufned his passing
today. Death came yesterday at his
place in Sharon where he had gone to
make his fight against tuberculosis.
Although they represented opposing
political parties Timilty was a friend
Of President Calvin Coolidge and
Diamond Jim gave his entire sup
port for his friend Cal in two guber-
Material campaigns.
TimiIty was known alike for his
political power. his display of dia-
monds and for his bsnefactions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Fire In Seuth Wilmington.

A fire, wncih resulted in about $3.50
damage, occurred in the home Of
Ida Jones, colored. 513 Buttonwood
street, shortly after noon today. The
blaze was started IN the kitchen by
n oil stove. An alarm was struck
from box AZ. The Liberty Fire Co.
extinguished the blaze with its chem
ical apparatuse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
SETS NEW RELAY RECORD.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago, July IA worlds record
Of ono minute. and 10 seconds for the
is0-yard relay was set by the Chiea-
go A. A. track team. which defeated
the Yale team, Eastern intercollegiate
champions, 81 to 10 last night The
mark formerly stood at one minute
164S seconds and was held by the
illinois A. c. The Yale team is en-
route to Hawaii to compete IN exhibi-
ton meets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
C. {. DElEGATESPOuR
TEA IN CHINATOWN
Every Continent OF the tartn
Represented at New York
Convention.

nv Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, July 7.-Delegates y
tho sixth worlds Christian hndeavnr
convention today began their actiNi-
tics with quiet hour services in sew
ora, churches Of Manhattan, and an
t,.,rr later they were entering upon
tf,s, courses in leadership that foa1n
part W the weel's program
The $4,000 delegates from every
state in the Union. and frpm ever
continent of the earth, opened thef
SESSIONS az an enthusiastic meeting
t--. ntobt in the Seventy first Regi-
mont Arr1ory.
.noth.r r,eetinr was scheduled
there this morning when Home koae-
HEAVIER will talk on how - lead sing :
ing. A feature ~ todav's entertain :
ynent program was a missionary tea
in Chinatown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Judgment Confessed and Verderame
is Awarded s2ss-s2

In court Of Common Pleas this
morning. Judge Heisel presiding. in
the case Of Generoso verderame vs.
Aathony Sniadowsli, Judgment was
confessed by the defendant in the sum
OF ~S2S7.52. The case involved payment
for goods sold and delivered by the
Plaintiff TO the defendant.
In the case of Mackenzie and Strick-
land VS.. James s. Frazer decision wa
rt served. IL involves the payment Of
costs for repairs TO an automobile.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
ADMITTED SWEARING.
Two Men 10 Noisy. They Were Heard
Riork Away

II went say ! didn't swear. he
cause they made me pertikler mad. 7"
Charles RIGGS colored, charged with
disorderly conduct. said in Municipai
"3lrt today. James Sipple, colored
atth whom he is alleged to have
lHarrelcd. pleaded guilty. OsTicer Pur-
nell. who arrested the mon. sai1 they
were swearing 81 loud at Ssecnsnd and
Washington streets thaf ne could
hear them At Front street Riggs
was challenging Sippie TO step across
u = curb and fight A crowd of 100
people had gathered. Each was fined
81 and costs
Pleading guilty. 10 iirsars5e>xiv con
,71Ict. Jar7es Whitaker. eoiored. who
was arrested at Eighth and Scott
streets on Tuesday night was fiaed
81
AT the Request az Assistant Solicitor
Green. a ncile prosedui was entered IN
thc cases of Michael kra uss and
Ahra ~ Reiuho.tz. charged with dis
cf,iariv conduct.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED.
Prisoners Alleged to Have Admitted
Committing Theft.

Ernest Carver and r. NJ Merritt
alleged TO have confessed to rothing
the store OF Walter r Smalley. at
Harmony station. on the night Of
July 4. We're arrested Yesterday at
Northeast Md. by sheriff Seth. The
articles. which included shoes. cloth
Ing, caps. cigarettes and razors. total
in value S225
Although the men are alleged IL
haNe confessed they refuse TO come to
a. state and rsquisition vii be an
hi ed for.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
ORPHANS COURT.
Guardian Appointed and Realty Sale
Confirmed.

In the Orphans Court this morn
snp. Judge Rice presiding, Charles r.
Fvans presented 2 petition for the ap-
pointment of a guardian for George
&. Price. The order was granted and
Lila v Price was named
William r Lyman presented a re-
turn OF sale Of real estate Of Mary r.
Logan. deceased, which was con-
hrmed.
Orphans Court today was adjourned
until "Wednesday, July 13-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Liquor Case POSTPONED.

II. 8. Commissioner John Pearce
Cam this morning postponed until
Monday morning at IL o'clock, city
time. the hearing in the case Of Pete
Schodu and Steve Fedhena, accused
of transporting liquor. They were ap-
pretended on June % between STAN
ton and Christiana by W. Truxton
Boyce, Federal prohibition director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CROWDS CHEER sTFNGFR
AS HF ~ FREED BY COURT

Berlin, July THE Tagebiatt says
today that Lieutenant General stem
ger. on leaving the courtroom in Leip-
sic after his acduittaI Of the charge
II having ordered the shooting 0f
wounded French soldiers and pris-
onars. was hailed with loud cheers.
Four Frenchmen who attended the
trial IN behalf of ttra French govern
nent. the newspaper aaserts. were
received with cries of shame
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
.- TROOPS INSPECTED.
New State Regiment Observed by Z.
:. Army Officer.

The Wilmington section of the medi-
cal detachment of the anti-aircraft
regiment. was inspected last night
at the armory by Major Harry w.
Stark. IT, S. A, instructor, Attached 10
the Delaware National Guard.
The local officers are Major Jos.
NJ. Barsl<y, NJ D., and Captain a.
King Iatz, NJ. y.
The Dover section, officered by
Captain Jas. s. Mcdaniel, NJ. D.. and
Capt Cahall Sipple, ID. D. s., will be in
speeted by Major Stark this evening.
There are Is privates in the detach-
ment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
10 DAYS FOR TRYING SUICIDE.
Doyiestown Man Exchanges Saving
Plank for 30 DAYS in Prison.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Long Beach. y. T.. July 7.-Nicho-
las ZuchIog. Of Doyiestown. Pa. who
ended an all night sea trip aboard a
crude plank by floating into the shore
here yesterday. was sentenced TO
thirty days in jail for disorderly con-
duct.
Police said he admitted jumping into
the water with the intention of max
ing trip to eternity. but his self
preservation impulses overcame The
suicidal idea when the errant plank
move into view. Zuchlog spent Lass
night in jail. took a long sleep. and
appeared entirely normal today, his
keepers declared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
JeHeri.s support Case.

For the support ~ his wife and
child John Parker Tena1cs wns
ordered 70 pay $40 a Week. temporsri+
~. by Judge Lynn IN Municipal Court
today The case was cnnfnue-1 uuiil
July 20 for Investigation. Ief~rfes
who lives ~ Philadelphia. ahhonsh
a former resident OF wilminNion. va
ordered TO furnish a $500 homd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
No Statement by Mr. du pont.

s'inusAH AsshH n sSaI,f pslvrsossy kH
Denver. July General r. Cole
man du pont sad today over the tela-
phone from his hotel IN Colorado
Springs that he would have no state
mant 70 make concerning his appoint
ment az United States Senator from
Delaware until he had heard officially
from the governor.
fI have heard nothing from the
governor Of my appointment he said
II cannot discuss The matter until
then"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Fifty Lose Homes by Fire.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Pitssburg, July 7-Nine dwellings
we're destroyed and 50 persons render
ed homeless by a fire which early to-
DAY swept through a macaroni manu-
featuring community in Collier town
ship. three miles from Pittsburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Overcome by Heat on street.

Alfred Emerson Of 72S West Ninth
street. was overcome by the heat in
front Of sS2 Shipley street at 1915 to-
day. The ambulance crew Of the police
force gave him first aid and took him
TO his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
CasFY's CAR STOLEN.
thieves Sawed Lock Of the Door Of
His Garage.

Thieves last night broke into one
~ the thirty garages at Thirteenth
and du Pont streets and stole Ford
sedan belonging to William A Casey
a. 1O7 West Eighth street The ma
chine carries Delaware license 222S,
aud Is valued at $500.
Casey discovered the loss about 80
u,clock this morning. The lock had
hesn sawed of. None of the other
garages, some or which contain more
valuable automobiles. were tampered
with. The police have been furnished
with a description OF the stolen ear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Maurice Walsh Receivers.

Maurice +. Walsh. dictator of Viii
mington Lodge. No. 1s4. Loyal Order
of Moose, who became i'll while re-
turning home from the Moose con-
vention at Toledo. Ohio. last Saturday,
is improving and expects TO report
at a meeting of the local lodge tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
". c. T. L. Convention Dates Fixed.

BY Assoclated Ffoss 70 EaVefy tlVehillEs
Chicago. July The 49th annual
meeting of the National Women's
Christian Temperance Union. the first
convention since the Eighteenth
Amendment became effective, will be
held in san Francisco. August is to
%, and will be addressed by Fed
eral Prohibition Commissioner HAYNES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
HAZARD APPRECIATED.
Brass Plate in His Honor Erected Mt
City Library.

The services Of Vincent Gllpln
Hazard, who recently resigned as
president Of the Wilmington Institute
Free Public Library, have been com
memorated by an engraved brass plate
which will be placed TO designate the
location Of the engineering reference
hool,s in the department of indus
trial arts which constitutes a special
ly fun section of the collection.
The inscription on the tablet Is as
follows;
Industrial Arts
This collection commentaries
SO years of service by
Vincent Gilpin Hazard,
A manager of this library
and its president from 1910
until his resignation, 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Refuse Pardon to Dover Man.

Dover, July THE Board of Par
dons today refused the appeal of VIII
liam Graham for pardon. Graham's
application. il is said. was irregular
in not complying with the rules.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Speeding Case Goes Over.

AS one of the witnesses is in the
hospital with a strained leg, the case
of Clarence e. Johnson charged with
speeding was continued until July 21
In Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Hanh, Succeeds Rar.

Godfrey Il. Handy was today ofIici-
ally notified Of his appointment by
the state judges to be state probation
officer. He succeeds Halleek s. Ray
who was removed from the office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Nemnorf Juniors Install.

Pride OF. Delaware Council. No. As.
]. o. U. A. NJ, viii hold installation
of officers at Newport tonight Re-
freshments will be served after the
meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Mizpah Lawn Fete Tonight.

The Mizpah Bible Glass of McCabe
M. L. Sunday school will hold a lawn
fete this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

An Enemy 90 tne KinE Robert
Nelson stephens great historical ru-
rance of the 18th century. wih begin
ia Every Evening FRIDAY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07

An Enemy to the King IA royal
strong piece of fiction. may be read
exclusively in Every Evening. begin
ming Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-07
Dead Body Found.

The body Of a still born baby vas
found this morning in an alley ad-
joining 3 South Harrison street.