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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
KILLED. 5 INJURED, IN FIRE
ENGINE MlSHAP IN GEORGIA
Try Associated rress.l

ROME. GA, April a.-W. NJ. Ray. a
farmer. aged to, was killed, and i've
other persons injured here this after
noon. when IA tire engine crashed into
q large truck belonging 10 the CUR
RctninE Company
Ray was standing on the sidewalk
and WAS struck by the fire engine
The drivers OF both vehicles were
among the injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
ITALY WILL ELECTR!FY
5000 MILES OF RAILROAD
IRy Associated Press !

ROME. Aprn ?-Ita!y has decided
10 elcctrify about 5000 miles OF her
railways and Will shortly,scnd a MIS-
sion to the United states to study
there the hest systems OF railway
clcctriticution, for Application here.
This mission is headed by Professor
Semenza. az Milan and includes many
OF Italy's best known experts in
electrical sciences. II Will leave
chcrbourg for America, April 10. on
the liner Impcrat"r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
PLAN ORGANIZATION
OF HOUSE MONDAY
Republicans and Democrats
Meeting Separately, Put
Things in Shape.
KlTCHIN OPPOSES GILLETT
@ O. p. Has Sol Members and
Democrats ISL in New
Body.
KITCHIN OPPOSES GILLETT
nee Associntc1 rrcss1

w,S,,r>CT0>
~ ""' democratic meeting sep
hratciy. put things in shape today for
the organization of IN. Iiouso ~,
ro,,..o,,,,t,
''''''' NOM mated by 'he
H"puhiicans, VIII be opnDg.d for re-
election by Rcpr.scn,ariye Gland.
Erchjn r,,,,,.,, x
Z
MI "e ''"''"u' ana MT
h''th'i, %! reason OF his nomination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
KILLED, 16 WOUNDED,
IN ITALIAN FIGHTING
fRrAssnriutnhr,cssl

VENICE. ITALY. April Eight
ing between Socialists and Fascist.
or extreme Nat'onalists. in which
one person was Killed ana sixteen
wounded. occurred here today.
AS consequence OF the conflict a
general strike has been declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
FIND MOTHER GUILTY
OF NUMBERING 2 SONS
ICY Associated Press. ]

WARREN, ONO. April a.-Mrs.
Alta NJ. kohler was found guilty Of
murder in the second degree for th"
alleged killing OF her TWO sons. aged
2 and : years, by jury in Common
Pleas Cour, here this afternoon.
The jury was out four hours be-
fore reaching Il verdict. Mrs. Koch
lcr's defense WAS that II negro had
shot her children. Sentence has not
Iet hacn paSsch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Peasant Riots in siberia.
INV Associated prcssl

liy Associdt al Press.
RIGA. LETNiA. April 9.-Pcasant
riots in Western Siberia are reported
in advices received here from Mos
COW today The peasants have re-
vivcd the so-callcd green army and
have occupied Tobolsk. cutting off
the town from the trans Siberian
railroad. the advices say.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
Justice, RIGHT AND
TRUTH ARE INVOKED
BY HEAD OF ORDER
Simple Unauthorized Ameri-
canism Keynote of Comman-
der Moore's Address.
|N!f.TiONA.. DIGNlTAR.ES
ATTEND THE CEREMONIES
Buffet Luncheon Is Served
Throughout Afternoon TO
friends Of Order.
HAYS UNABLE no BE HERE
Creature Comforts Amply Provided
For In Tcmplr-I.argc Library
N!f.TiONA- OlGNlTAR.ES
ATTEND THE CEREMONIES
HAYS UNABLE no BE HERE
Creature Comforts Amply Provided
For In Tcmplr-I.argc Library
and Reading Room included

In the name OF just admIn!etra-
shin throughout the world. OF adcl!ty
to Civilizations. of loyalty tr his tol-
bowman. the new Scottish Rite Tenn
pie. az the corner of paris Avcnu" and
Harrison street. MAS dedicated last
might by George Fleming Moore,
grand commander of tho southern Jul
riAdic,ion OF Sce'',sh Rite Masone in
America.
Many who attended said the ccrc-
monies in the tcmpn we.c among the
most impressive that have ever been
seen in Richmond, and III" crowded
room. members OF the fraternity. their
wives and friends paid the closc-; at
,cution to the proceedings oil the ser
vices.
only Few Nrrnnt Seats.
In tho sof; glow Of lights. the
auditorium early began TO I'll and b.
the time tho ceremonies began ther"
were bat 'tcw vacant seats remain
ing. suddenly the pipe organ began
It's prelude. and the curtain At one
end OF The hall. which has been con
vortcd into SINAI. stage. began TO
rise slowly.
Officers of the fraternity who were
10 take part In the ceremonies to-
gcthor with Mr.. Moore and II. W.
Wi,cOvcr. grand herald OF the jurts-
dict!on. came slowly in and took their
seats around the candles which had
been placed directly In froat OF the
stage
Moore Was First speaker.
Mr. Moore was the frst 10 speak
As part OF the dedication ceremonies.
and in a fcw words told what the
purpose OF III" gathering was and "t
the objects OF the order--to promote
fellowship better understanding and
love OF God.
Each Of the :ncn who took part III
Tho ceremonies had his own particu-
lar mart. aud ono after another they
arose To perform their duties with
never hitch and never question
az wha, WAS !" bc done ncNt During
the reading OF the parts OF tn. c"rr-
monv. there was incidental music on
the pipc organ. as we'll "a musical
numbers by the Scottish Fit" Choir,
OContinucd on Page is. Col, -
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Knn,n. TO Accumulate a..ooo BOX cars


TOPEKA. KAN. April 3---An agree
mcnt to accumulate surplus Of o.
900 empty box cars In Kansas for
initial movement OF the 1921 wheat
crop was reached here today a, a
conference OF the railroads and the
Public Utilities Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
The Weather

Fair and much colder today; tomor-
row fair aud continued 10y, tenn
pcrnturcs over Virginia.
u'or weather report see Page Four.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19

tomorrow at II o'clock by Chairman.
Hughes today on request Of NJ. sar-
raut. head OF the French delegation
The committee had been called % meet
today at II O'CLOCK.
The French delegation. through Am
bassadnr Jusserand, explained to Mr.,
Hughes by telephone That NJ Ssrraut
had cablcd To Premier BRAND on Satur.
day for further instructions and thai
"a dispatch Of sone lengt- had JUST
been received from the premier which
would take some time 10 docode. Ac-
cordinely a delay Of q hours was re
Quested.
NJ. sarraut told newspapprmen that
he. did not yet know the nature of the
cablegram which had just been r.
celyed, but as he .had been advise
through The Associated Press what wa,
described as NJ. f;riand's acceptanc
Of the American t2tio.,h ,he assumed tha'
Il concerned that phase OF the natIona
discussions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
HIGHER FARM CROP
PRICES NEXT YEAR,
WALLACE DECLARES
Depression Will Cut Production,
Secretary Warns Boston
Trade Board.
U. S. MUST AID INDUSTRY

BY Associated Press u Every Evening.
Boston, Dec. 19--The United States
is passing through the most severe
agricultural depression in its history
Secretary Wallace OF the Agricultural
Department. declared in an address
today before the Boston Chamber of
Commerce. Asserting prices of major
farm crops We're lower than ut any
time in the nations experience. Sccre-
tary Wallace predicted decreased pro-
duction would result in prices 80 high
that city consumers Will complain Bit
terly, for the farmer cannot continue
TO produce at a loss
This condition is undermining agri-
culture, the base of the pyramid
which represents our national life.
Mr.. Wallace said. adding that the first
task OF the country was to bring
agriculture through this critical peri
cd with the least possible damage"
The industrial east, Secretary Wal
lace declared, may feel the need of a
sympathetic and thoroughly efficient
agriculture sooner than is realized
since "the billions of dollars which we
have loaned to Europe must be paid
not In gold. but in goods which COM
pete with our own manufactures and
which are produced at cost far be.
low our own. and under such competi.
ton our own people must have the
cheapest possible food
Outstanding requirements for thu
relief Of agriculture, the secretar,
said, arc better credit conditions fol
the farmer, reduction of freight rate,
on agricultural products to the loves
possible levels and supervision of sucl
Institutions as public stock yards
market agencies and grain exchanges
1--WE are approaching that perio,
that comes in tho life of every nation,
MIR. Wallace said, when we must de
termine whether we shall strive for
well rounded self-sustaining nationa
life in which there shall be a fat
balance between industrial and agri
cultural or whether. as have so man,
nations in the past, we shall sacr.fic
our agriculture for the building o
cities and expect our food to he pro
duced not by independent farmers, hu
by mon and women Of the peasan
=. type
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
INSISTS REDS
TRIED TO GET j. p. MORGAN

Warsaw. Dec. 19.-Wolfe Lindenfeid.
alias William Iinde, arrested here at
the instance OF the American secret
service for alleged connection with
the Wall street bomb explosion of
September, 1920. has made three writ
ten statements TO the police, one Of
which, in English, covers his ac-
tivities for the last 16 years.
Sylvester Cosgrove, the operative
who brought about Lindenfeld's ar
rest, yesterday cabled the American
Department OF Justice the name OF a
blacksmith who, according TO Linden
field, manufactured the bomb and en-
gineered the details OF the explosion
Cosgrove declared Lindenfeld's con-
fossion corroborates his previous
statements that the plot was financed
in Moscow. and that the motive was
to kill j. p. Morgan. CAT the time OF
the explosion Mr.. Morgan was in
England).
The Polish authorities are particu-
larly interested in Lindenfeld's Rus
sian connections Of 1906. They main
tain ne was then active in the Polish
Social Democratic party, opposing
Russian rule, but that he turned trail
tor 10 the Poles. Joining the Russian
secret service and working against tn,
Polish revolutionaries. These ac
tivities on his part became 80 wide
spread that eventually they were eX
posed and he fed tosAmerica.
/ Lindenfeld's statement regarding hi
movements since MaIcch OF this year
now in the hands of the Polish politica
1 police, is said to shlow he has beer
/ working against the Poles again, thi
1 time in cooperation with the Russian
I Communists.
/ On behalf of Lindenfeld, his friend
/ say he lived humbly with his fathe
while in this city and they. discoun
the Polish accusation that he was in
volved in espionage plots. They as
sert he never displayed much money 4
their presence and that when not wit
his father here he usually was wit
| his relatives AT Lodz.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
WALL STREET HEEOS
ANOTHER BOMB TIP
Broker Warned Everything in
Fve-MiIe Radius is to be
Blown Up Today.
tsr Associated Press to Every Evening.

ts' Associs ted Press to Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 19.-Wall streets
financial institutions were
being guarded today by reinforced de-
tails OF police and private detectives
in anticipation of another bomb ex-
plosion. warning Of which was sent TO
broker in the district advising him
to leave town or the vicinity OF the
stock exchange.
Although the police were inclined 10
treat the anonymous prediction with
skepticism, extra precautions were
taken in view of the disclosures ex-
pected today in the statement OF
Wolfe Lindenfeld, arrested in Warsaw
In connection with the Wall street
catastrophe of September. 1920.
The warning letter said the stock
exchange and everything within a
radius of five miles would be blown III
by bomb on December 10. but the
authorities were inclined 10 treat II az
the work OF a mentally deranget
person.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
RAIL SHARES GAIN
ONE TO TWO POINTS
Chemicals. Fertilizers. Tobac-
cos Also Advance; Exchanges
Stronger; Money S Per Cent.
~ Nsocla,cd Press to Every Evening.

~ \saoclatcd Press to Every Evening.
New York. Dec. 10 tWali Street.
1o.sn a. ml--coalcrs added 10 last
weeks gains at the opening of today's
stock market. Delaware. lackawanna
and Western advanced almost . points
ON reports of a possible cash distribu-
ton to stockholders.
domestic oils strengthened with sec
ondary stocls and equipments as well
as feathers. tohaccos and utilities, the
latter including Montana Power.
Declines Of 1 point In Mexican and
pan. American pctrolcums were as
sorlatcd with advices from standard
on sources which emphasized adj
verse conditions in the Mexican oil
fields. sugars. Scars-Rocbuck and
iamnua Players also eased. prelimi-
nary quotations Of leading foreign ex-
changcs were mostly above last week
huBl price.
Noon Rails continued to represent
Tho constructive side OF the markc
during tho morning. In addition e
leading Coalcrs Atchison. Great North
prn New York Central pittsburg an,
Wrst Virginia. ST. Louis and san
Francisco and New orleans. Tcxa.
aud Mexico rose ! Co . points.
chemicals. fertilizers, tobaecos an'
chain store ISSUES also extended thei
snins. hat oils, sugars. motors. tobac
,na aud metals became more reaction
at,.
The moro popular stcels and equip
mcnta showed NO material changes.
rorcign exchanges made furthe
tvrovvrics ou announcement of tn
sac oou uO0 loan % Denmark, Cal
nuncy opened az per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
LOCAL SECURITIES.
reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4
CO.. du POnt Building.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The future course OF wages depends
largely on the degree TO which the per
capita output can be increased through
improvements III management. processes
and machinery, and the actual efficiency
OF the workers at their various tasks
+. After showing signs of great dullness
and extremely low earnings during the first
part or the year. General Motnrs has
experienced considerable expansion and
Important bankers having large owner
snip OF the stock express every confidence
that the corporation will easily earn its
dividend next year.
Newburger. Henderson & Loeb of Phil
adelphia say: There is little doubt that
number of the mergers now being talked
times almost make these proposed al
carnations compulsory. q is not only spells
big markets for 1922, but IL strengthens
our belief that the country. from a
/ financial, commercial and industrial view
point. has started one of the greatest
and most fsr-reaching constructive move
mcnts in its history"
Otis Steel advanced nearly points sat
urday on report that the company
would merge with the Donner Steel Com
I pany, Bourne Fuller Company and the
l Trumbull steel Company on a basis that
Would prove advantageous to holders OF
7 Otis stock. There was no confirmation o
I this although il WAS given some con
Siderdtlon by commission houses
Trading IN common and preferred stocks
of the Columbia eirapoo phone Company
I continue on a fairly large scale. without
Z however, much change In prices Con
trdry To some reports recently IN circula-
I ton, the company Is said to be selling :
very large number of machines through
the medium of its retail agencies and tn,
business in records is also reported as
meeting optimistic expectations
Officials Of the Middle states OIL Com
( pany said yesterday that a rye number
of proxies had been received favorinl
the consolidation plans, by which all IN,
subsidiaries OF the corporal ton will b
taken into the parent organization.
meeting Will be held on January to vot.
on the plan ana to increase the capita
stock from $1o.0O0,0O0 TO $50 O0y, 900
I Officials say fhat the annual saving ii
7 dividends because of the net reduction il
stock will be S13O.0O0 and that capita
stock taxes aud other expenses will b
reduced si50,Do0 a year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
ruiiN. PRODUCE MARkET.
.rsafn Evary rvening.

O., Associated frees 90 Every Evening.
Philadelphia. Dec. 10. 90 Wheat,
stcady No. red winter. 1I4@i19;
do. garlicky, i.o9@iIA
corn. quiet steady; No. . for cx-
port. beaM60is; do No. 8 57is@
bS's, car lots local. No.2 yellow, old.
tstam6p'a. No. . yellow. new. 64's@
bl',. No yellow. new, 6iis@62ie.
oats. svady No. white, a5Gi6;
SO @. do. s3's@4
nuttcr lower. western creamery.
extra. a, nearby prints. fancy, 90
ass
Eggs. lower, nearby extra. hrsts,
%. DO firsts. Ga; western extra. firsts.
$50 "a; do. flrsts. 5lGSs. fancy select
cd. pockcd. 69o5o.
cheese. duh. unchanged. New York
whole milk. fancy fats. 29ia@2s: fair
80 scod. :i@s2; longhorn, 2202Sis (;
single daisies. 2iG23ie.
Live poultry, easier: fowls. not leg
horns. ismss; do. icghorns. l5@22
spring chickens. not leshornS. l5@24 ;
DO. icshorns. 100 90; roosters, 17Gls:
turkeys. fancy. 509b3; do. fair &c
Eood, ss0ss; ducks. white Pekln. 266
"a, DO. mixed colors. 2i625; Muscovy
ieni7; Fcese ea0s4.
Dressed poultry. firm; turkeys high
sr' sprlns turkeys. fancy, dry packed
tsn 50, do. western, 57Q59: fame,
iced. so, average receipts. asa i6: old
toms, ssnho. fowls fresh killed
choice 20 fancy 32G3S; do. smal
siacs iSm3i; roasting chickens. near.
hy, f7nab. do. western, 200S4: broil.
ina chickens. nearby. 23036; do
western. 900 "a; old roosters. 1901
ducks. s2a 35, geese. 25d32.
Potatoes, steady; white. hundre,
weight. fancy 2l0la2.35; fair {,
choice. i.75a2.oo.
Flour. dun. weak soft winter
straight western. 5.75G5.s5: do. near.
hy, boom5.sa; hard winter. straight
e.ei@e.ao, DO. short patent. 6.75@
zoe, spring first. clear, 5.l0@5 5.35: do.
patent. 6.7b@7do; do. short patent
is5p775, fancy spring and city MILL
patent, family brand, s.75Ge.25.
Hay. steady; timothy. No. .. 200
asi.oe, do No. 3, iS.o0aie.0o; sam
pio. itoo@ 1900; no. grade. 1900
800; clover mixed hay. light mixed
lhto0 5000. No. j. mixed. ls.00d19.OC
Tsllow. quiet: prime city loose, a..
do, special loose, bs.; prime countr,
q. edible, IN tierccs, IA.
Iran, higher: soft winter. in 10
pound sacks. 32ooas3.0o: do. spring
Ho.b0ns. 90.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
PRISONER WALKS AWAY.
Alfred Roberts, Supposed to be De-
mented, Takes French Leave.

Alfred Roberts. a workhouse prison.
er. disappeared from tho farm At the
workhouse yesterday. He was serving
"A four-months sentence for trcspass.
lie came from Odessa and officers have
gone there to hunt him. believing that
he has returned home.
According to Warden Plummer,
Roberts Is believed TO be dcmentcd.
The warden says he was once an in
mate OF the State Hospital. Since
coming TO the workhouse he was cx-
amined by the late DIR. Irvine NJ. Finn.
but was found not TO be so badly de-
ranged ms to warrant. sending him to
the insane asylum. SO he was placed
on the farm a few days ago He evil
IDENTIFY walked OF when he found what
he considered an opportune moment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
HUGHES ADVISED FRANCE
ACCEPTS LIMITATION RATIO

Washington, Dec. 49,. Secretary
Hughes was understood to have, re-
ceived a cablegram today from Lon
don stating that as result OF con-
fercnces between Premier BRAND. OF
France, and George Harvey. American
ambassador. France was expected to
accept the American proposal for
limitations Of capital chips.
The adviccs TO Secretary Hughes
were said to bear out unofficial re-
ports from London that Premier
BRAND had advised the French dele
cation here to accept the American
proposal Of $4,000 tons Of capital
ships from France mad Italy. The
French acceptance, IL was reported
was on n tonnage and not a ratio
/ basis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
TO PAY FILING FEE.
Upwards OF 100000 Adults
Now Listed to Pay So
Head Tax.
To pay ming fee--No. )

To pay fling fee-No. )
Upwards of 100000 names of adults
in Delaware, who will be called upon
TO file an income tax account with the
Tax Commissioners, on or before March
]. 1922, have been assembled in the Of
flee Of the commissioner in this city
and branch offices in Dover and
Georgetown.
Some persons have already mad
their returns TO the office here. Among
many down-state citizens the new act
requiring each adult to pay So as a
fling fee. is popular. The reason Is
simple. The present filing fee is much
less than they have been paying for
school tax.
In the opinion of many persons, the
new law works the greatest hardship
upon taxpayers of this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

central coal and Coke Company. quar-
tffN ~ "a per cont or common and n 4
pef cent on preferred stock. payable
january 70
Crucihlc Steel Company. quarterly Of
Ter cont on common payable January 81 .
Dodge Manufacturing Company, I per
cent un conn on. pal shlc January 10.
snd quarterly OF per cent on preferred.
80 Nah. Jam arN
buuussnD light Company. quarterly OF
iti per cont on preferred. payable Feb
rHafV I
kan saf Gas and Electric Company. QUAR-.
lrrit OF ~. pet cent on preferred, pay a biz
January y
hsuimann Department stores quar-
igflN OF Ia per cent on preferred pay
able January 2
Portland RAILWAY Light & Power Com.
rSft, quarterly of ! is Der cent. on first
rfsfefred. psyabl. January p
shaor,r oil aud Refining Company
quarterly u' ~. per cent on preferred
payable January ea
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19

submarines. Japan $4,000 tons and the
other two powers their proportionate
tonnage under the capital ship ratios
finally established for them.
The British have indicated. however,
a purpose to seek reduction OF NJ much
as so per cent IN the retained sub
marine tonnage OF all powers. while
the French arc understood TO desire
n very much larger submarine ton-
mage than the fleet ratio derived from
present existing capital ship tonnage
OF the French navy would permit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
His Difficulty.

Real Estate Agent--This tobacco
plantation is a bargain. ] don't see
why you hesitate. What are you
worrying about?
Prospective but Inexperienced fPur-
chaser was just wondering whether
| would plant cigars or cigarettes
The American Legion Weekly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
iinlRrN RoNp QUOTATIONS.,

Z Nsroclatod i'rcss 20 T,ery U,enlne.
NpW Work.. pcc. 10, Liberty bond
uftuiatloua az noon: Three and "A
hairs. piti. first 4s. 5000. bid; Soc
oud So. a6.S2. hid, first AS. ?7lO;
SECOND as. Q6Se; third 49,, $500;
fourth sa's. 97.e4: Victory 3&'s,
10000. Victory ie.'s. lO0.02.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
NEW CHARTERS.

special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover, Dee 20 Charters we're Il cd
htr'. SATURDAY. az follows
lirnru turpnfn ton Wilmington Dci
ruritai ~ 100 .utsl
Ntiapulsus CLAY Co. Philc dclphia. Pa
- .VuN VUu.
" smith huilding Corporation
Washington -. C.. 81 500 600
indra Pearl Co, New York City
,onsoldatod lish aud Storage Co,
A,iautir inv,stmcnt aud Development
CO. philadelphia. Pa. $4,000
Nfi,faft ~lik Huticry Mils Inc. Phil
ail'iphiA, Pa. 500 900
evod N'sf ,lotn Co Wilmington
bel 100000.
~~as,iks oa Co. Wilmington. Del.
$50 .pr'l
Union College OF Chiropracticc. Inc
fitiehufg, Pa $4,000
tutlooh Merchandise Co. Philadelphia
i'p ~ Ouu
'haugs pf name OF Scaboard Coal co
in ~eab~ard tvli'rics Co. Pittsburg Pa
~ silent sai,whsrl Co. 90 Resilient Dis,
Wheel Co. Iitt~bury. Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Susan Il. Hazel.

Mrs. Susan y. Hazel, 81 years 3ld
died Saturday at tho home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Irving e. Wickes, so
West Twcnty-third street, after an
eight weeks illness OF the inhrmitle
OF old age. She was born ia FELTON,
but came to this city in 1887. Deccase,
is survived by two daughtSrs, Mrs
r. II. Ewing and Mrs yyickes. Tho
funeral will be held from her lat,
home this afternoon, with intermcnt r.
Riyerview cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
NAVAL COMMITTEE AN ATS
DECIDING PARIS CABLEGRAM "

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE meeting
of the Arms Conference naval sub
committee of 10 was postponed unit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19

A SPECIAL rate is Given for 6-days
and S-days consecutive insertions
which gives a good saving to the
advertisers.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19

Read classification n OF the classi-
fed ad section and see what houses
are for rent today.--Ady.