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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
REGULATE PAVING
OF SIDEWALKS
Work Must be Done by Licensed
Contractor Under inspection
of Street Director.

III n resolution which passed nj hrat
and second readings before tho street
and Sewer directors today, ~ hnhhy
adopted, all curba aud paving OF aih"-
yvnlks In tho future viii have To be
done under the syatematic direction ot
the street director. and undcr nr"actihed
ruI,a and regulations that will apply to
every one.
rho resolution calls for the work OF
LAYING nf aldcwalka To he done by con
tractors who are licensed to do that wort
bv tho street and Sewer Department, and
undar permit 10y that department. the
sidewalk must be constructed OF Ger
tnin materials such aa cement. hrtck
or stone. but laying Of cinder walkH or
hoard walks will not he considered ha
being paved.
Plumbing inspector Mckay mad"
complaint nEninst the renewal vt tho
plumbing license uf ". Cooper. be-
cauae he has been doing work without
n license. and asninHt the firm of Dor
soy and smith whom he charges with
| violation of the rules and regulations
az the department Roth cases VIII he
| investigated Ivy the directors
| Harry s PoRue wrote to the directors
protecting against any new paving Tor
| King street MI. tpHHf NtHa'N W
| prezent cohblo stones and iitlEian
| hlorka were the best for that street and
! the cheapest. because u the street was
repaved and made more modern th"f'
,,o,,I1 10 oxtrn cxucnse ard rents would
hnvo to he rniacd He Is the ovner of
rrono,ties ~, J<inp street above Fourth
street
ctters Crnn, Nayor Tavior and th'
Central Labor niun asking ihht worn
~ begllu on sfrocts md aowcrs a9 sonf
as possible ~ ordor that the unem
ployod might ~ given some WORK
! was stated Ny President Johnson }"'
the directors that the board was hrin
less IN that they cannot stnfi w"''
untu Council provides tho funds Thcr'
il about $500 GOO ~ work ready - h"Eh
On IA soon ne council provides ~
money
resolution changing the Hrada .
Tcnnsvlvapia avenue between W"od
, lawn avenue mud lfuion street rnas''
first and SECOND readings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
HARDING WANTS TARIFF
LAW AT EXTRA SESSION
Leaders Have Also Decided On
Internal Revenue Tax
Revision.
y, Assccla,od rra.s y I.,srv I-,erIna

Hv AEzrrtNtsHti TfilA W fff%'f FrNNf'if'E
Washington. March SA program
~ tarlT aud revenue legislation ta 81
br lajt hcfore rieasdont Harding ~
CONVERSATIONAL leadrta in few
DAYS Republican ,outcfa ~ The Sen
atc finance ana ltouao vavH and meana
committee arc ~ meet and aproint 4
ioirt subcommittee III rreeont fn'mat
recommendation
This llan ~ action vae agreed
uron At the white Hauao dinuer cor
ference last Might a.crrdinE 50 In
formation from mcmhors of ConErona
who attended
President Harding was r'l'ortcd &C. -
,iiaroaod to fa,ol new temporary fat.
in Iav ta have effect for about one
vcar rculiug restoration af more eta
Ill. conditions ard tho preparatiou ~ q
rctntar,ni law ~ replace ~, ndol
wood act
Action on revision ~ internal r"ve
nue taxes durinE the coming Erccta
acssion of Congress also ta ."utomplat
al Congressional leaders ~aid
Th, lurpoee of namtue 3"inf sui
committee nf Republicans t,1reoart'nt
/ the senate and Ilnus" ,"mmitts'
+ havire ,harge II nacal legislation Is :.
I :. On, ia differences retveen mcnher'
/ of oa,h committee. and % the two com
! ntitte.s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
MOVEMENT SUCCEEDS
FOR DISABLED SOLDIER
Ready Response OF Public HAS
Enabled Unfortunate Service
Man to Reach Hospital.

The movement inRuEurnted by mem
h,ra of The American Legion, 10 hnanea
th, eotidiug of an px service tunn. VINO
iq III. to a southern hospital whore he
YIN receive treatment M the expense
.r tho government. has succeeded. aa ia
oyt,inneod hv The following letter re
,.tved nv t'npt Rlackson. ono Of the
rrima ,novera. from cart Patter
captain fohn =. Rlactson
care Every Evening Publishing Cu.
wilmington. pelawar"
bear Cumradn
|, is with the greateat ~ pleasure
fhnt can ackunwledRe tho receipt "f
ca ~ received through the conrteav "f
tho Wilmington evening papera
There were voluntarily contributed
rv the members of tho American legion
and th.lr ftionds an additional amount
rr go rnating fofnl Of sitR 20 re
.ei,ed
/ Tho total amount of osrandtinrea waz
4 244 90 covering the farna, I9iilfnann and
/ ra.ala H. uiltnrfc y e. of natiett and
att.r,l,nt apd ~" fare Pullman and
roala f.r return ~ attendant. inavinr
balance or s2aaa which % hold in
hand is tho American Legion and viii
be uaod if a aintllar ense arises
Again thanking vou for youf 80
arata,iau and avr.psainE EratituddN ~
~, diaahed aoldior ani family. trus'
,re ,ha, cur work will nnt have bert
~ vain and hopping that Hn who holds
90, aeatiniea - hand wIli 500 ~ - re
tttro thia Young man - us again wei
and ~ strong an whom he aptpt e1 tbs
l,drtal aerVire. ! am
tioarcrtfuily
iioulY q. Parker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
TOMORROW is FISH DAY.
Observance a lribute 10 '''o''
Who Toll With Net ana Line
for Food Supply.

,,sar,.o,,cc of National Fish Day to-
morrow rs n tribute To thoae VINO Doii OH
ret aud Inns, has an unusual slNhihc"i""
for every American citizen. tor " was "P'',
tho fisheries that the first commerce W
the original thirteen colonies WAS iuuhdrn
For many Years before and alter thc
Iord,ng nf thc Pilgrim Fathers fishing was
tho foremost industry OF tins new I"''"
!. formed a simple and efficient means "i
aor,,;,,g ,bc daily bread aa It provided
a. oncc a food for immediate consumption
ond material for barter both IN d"il'S''c
and oversca trade.
In 10 fundamentals the industry ~ INC
same today but due to many influences W
Gsherv of this country no longer h"iaS -"
;mporiancc attached 10 II III the en-
DAYS nor docs il receive q th"i,Cu'" -
,he attention still accorded thr hSh't"S
in othcr countries.
still they point with prido to the Wl'J
variety of canned. smoked, plcki'u' NV,
I aud prcsorvcd tish of domeatlC PACK W'l'i
! il atailahlc in every hamlet =" t'','''
1 how remote from the sca, or dlr''' wv
/ of transportation. while ~ hfRof
4 and Immediate vicinity is Y" ~ '""''
/ fresh fish from the Faci'e, N'"'''' II
4 C,ulf coasts fI
ot,ostad III noted physician who =
considering tho many ailments = III
rat,o.,ts rraulting from excess blood pres
go, III ,rcvalrnt among modern hus'n',,'
,,,,,, sa,d uIf NJ the age of ~ q man won't
,,rat And cat tizh. five vcnrs cn"i.
.IIad II II. ,veragc span q life y
II ,.st wa, to pre ,arc The many y"nrn
hsh the Rurt ~ tisher'7', =, a,,.,c',
I'm stands ready tn ali every i''~'-"''
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
supplies for county omces.

r.o,,4racts far qlv months supplies n
printing end stationery fnr M .nunty
r,fflcea have beer sioHed. nr the fa@'' n
t,ida roc emily Submitted With 'hf MI
Loving firms Tflr irFton Printing
,,.1eb pyafbara Wilmington Type
q. tor and Sales rr HeroanfNa Fr'nT
ing Co items for clerk n tFr peace ard
,,..,.,ty rrgitear >frrea -,tilr Printing
-. ,,-.f,,3rgt4r T.-pov.rifer and ~alae
t...,r HI, rrgia.rr IN willis Office
i. .u Printing Co flrfa-~ar ~
.f..,...,-.ttr, ard aatre ro .tsrns frr
T. -borrer.. rFFrr q E
.,.,........ rt.4+tera T- trvre Fnr
It.arH af Assessors otftr@ FHter fn'
irsrnq for recorder III deods 0ff''o hF'
fnunatavv'z e.fFior
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
{. +. PLEDGES SUPPORT
Wilmington Union Adopts Resolutions
of LOYALTY 60 New Administration.

Pledges of LOYALTY and support @ Pres
dent Harding ard Vice President Coolidge
were made last nlght hv the Wilmington
Christian t,rdcavor Union III resolutions
adopted ~ It's annual meeting held IN
West PRESBYTERIAN Church
Miss Dorothy II krsuss was elected
presdcut Of the union Other officers
elected for tho ensuing year were Robert
d H4ckctt FIRST vlcc-prcsldcut II W
Curtis. sccol wee president Miss MarH
Bqlttq, recording secretary Miss Mary
{ Barlow. corresponding secretary
Harvey Grey. treasurer, Rev Raymond
Cooke, counsel. Edgar Peoples chorister
ard Lester B Haislett auditor
Following the election Of officers two
act comedy "A Perplcxing Situation was
presented. with the following taking part
! Robert ] Iilley Mrs S 7 Rolph. Frank
F Piersop, Catherine McRae. Dorothy
McRae, Marjorie Bogart Ethel Grler
Josephine Larson, Bartlett / Carley
Elizabeth f Day Charles Fisher Oscar
+ Niunda. Ir James r DonaRhy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
LEVY COURT GETS OFFER.
Company Would Erect and Main
tain Warning Signals for
Advertising Concession.

Levy Court this morning granted the
privilege Of the floor 10 the repre-
sentative of the American Gas Ac-
,eumulator Co. which desires TO sub
init proposals for warnig signals show
ing intermittent lights at important
points The apparatus costs $500 TO
install and SIS per year TO maintain.
If purchased outright; but viii be
placed and maintained free Of charge
n allowed to place advertisements
underneath the lights on The support
ing structure.
The matter was referred TO the
county engineer and attorney and the
court as a whole.
a resolution calling for bids for the
placing OF new sluioe and repair Of
the river bank al Red Lion was passed
An extension Of time for submitting
the annual budget was granted to
County Superintendent Of Schools
Jump Owing TO the Legislature being
in session, the outcome Of any action
which il may take will be awaited be
fore making up the figures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Estate A. 0. j. v. IN
7, ANNUAL SESSION HERE
Grand Lodge Convened ms
Morning and Will PROBABLY
Consume Two Full Days.

The a7,h stated session of the sf"ho
1,ago A. q. II. W. of Delaware. opeheo
N, II this morning at A. O. Y. '" '''
ooo washinseon street. with rfhh"
n,aster Workman Edward r. Kane pro
I.,is,,v and about fifty officers ana rep
l,escntatives in attendance
Tho following COMMITTEES were heiht"'
i.~onr,ittee on distribution. Ciihoru Nic-
ICau Wilmington Lodge NO. l. 'e'' y,
10 stewart Industry. NO. q it"..a' i, ="
t,,o,ss Liberty. No. 10; credentials WI
lr,m u. Farren. Wilmington Lodge NO
II lanes Cheney. Columbia Lodge NO
~ George Walters. Christana i'ouee'
40 ro,,,,l.tee on good of tho order.
| -. 9 coIIips Diamond Lodge. NO y:
lIa,,cs Y Kibler. Allegheny Lodge. NO
es4 Edwin c. Clark was named ~
journal clerk
rho grand master workmans report
.,,dicated that the financial condition o'
k,bc A q. L. w. today ia far better thet
80. nrecccdiug one in it's history ~
,onneol is made 70 the mehbefS 'o'
,..,,,h nreaeut member to secure one can
sdidetc for admission to the lodges "
k4bat the lodge membership can he III
,,r,osed Special offers are made u
order 10 secure new members S"''u
s,,,.pt for a womau's lodge III TINS CT!
vas not found great enough to carr
tbts idea into effect. The taking Owe
of the membership. as well as th' tern
50 COMPRISING the old jurisdiction Q
PENNSYLVANIA. has proven mutua' :
bsprficiai recommendation = i'h'
tb,t provision should he made /"
s...ial or non beneficial membership !
tins jurisdiction.
\, ~, beneficiary fund. report Of III
rrard treasurer shows. there is h''
epc. on January l. Of se.o4l IN
guaranty fund balance or that date wa
s-f74o The reserve fund Tor inN"s'
mont was $S2a.4o. The general run
balance was Sl3S6.f4 The total q r'
,e.rve fund is s121,o7o.S1
Tho membership on December :
,,oo voc tSoS i decrease of - frpr
she preceding year
The report of the representatl tlN'N
-. Delaware Grand Lodge to ~
eupreme Lodge rete1s to me S'4Sl'
~ th. Grand Lodge in June 1912.
.rbe meeting nf The Grand Lodge wi
continue this afternoon and tnmorroy
II il probable that the "lf'ft"h q n
frrrs VIII take place late ms aff'
,,,a,r ~ tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
COSTA RIGA CALLS Of
SCRAP WITH PANAMA
Notifies Washington That She
Bows to u. s. Decision; pana-
mas Reply is Delayed.
Associated I,,eaa to rs,ery evening

n. Associated I'tean - TNcrv Evening
Washington March : eoHta laea
having announced is intention e. com
IL, vtth the r,cotuu,end tinna Of tn"
-nit.d statea government looking to
,,ntl arttlrlncut of the Panama Costa
Risan conflict stat" Department on
.ials today waited The reply from Pan
an, 4, tl,a iarntic notes despatched
- that republic and costa Itlsa
TN, -osta rinau government reply
ing lasf nipht through its minister her.
~ IA. American mote. said TINT orders
.a boon t=aled rol immediate with
/ d,a,vaI # lts forces from the disputed
/ territory beyond Slxola River. and that
,nsfru,stIona had been aeut to It's troops
/ an tho Pacific 9ide of the Panama Costa
Itfrau boundary to ndvanc" no farther
Tho Costa ItiCan government atsa
announced it's readiness to accept tn
demarcntion uf the boundary hetweeI
its territory md that Of Panama as
tNod 10y chief Justice White of ths
uitt4I states
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
ALIENS poDoIsg INCOME TAX.
produs af Foreigners Into Canada Halt
ed ny Detroit Collector.

~ Assooiatsd Press 10 Every Evening.
Detroit, March s.-~invastigation into
nm unusual accumulation of baggage
here from pointe In OHIO ana fennsyi~
vanIe. have disclosed conEpiracy 70
ata aliens returning % Europe 10 eyahe
uayrnent Of income 'aSea. John a.
s,rngan. Internal revenue collector here
aaid today The scheme Mr.. brpsan
paid. was 20 get them across the border
into f'nnada before bia agonfs conid
question them.
Nearly 300 Russians were prevented
from leaving Detroit for Canada this
,anrnina until they had visited fhe ri
tarnai revenue office
oueptioninR discloaad, acfsfdinE 70
araRan. that they had been approach
ed by men representing themselves a'
railroad agents who proWia"h' upht
pavmenta uf $40 each to get them across
the border into Canada wth"p'
( knowledge of the fovenn" collector
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08

pUII. ptiIA pRoUtt 4

Philadelphia March s-wheat. low
er %n ,. red winter. Safu 70. de-
garlicky. ! T6s1 Sc.
corn. quiet. for xport Ne }, 81
81. local. No yellow. sa6o s6. do, No
! yellow. S2146uS3la
oats. steady No 2. white. 515a d y
No white. 561n 81 y No. 4 white, oSa
53l4
Butter. steady: nearby prints fancy
62m64. western creamery extra. %.
EEgs easier. nearby ttrsts. 34434 = .
do. current receipts, 34la: western
extra. hrsts. 34034i2; do, firsts, 341aS5 ,
fancy select ted packed. 4i6a45.
Cheese. steady. New York whole milk.
fancy fats. held 2SM29: common 70
GOOD 26@97; current make. fancy fats.
1925 do common to good. 22@24
long horn held and fresh. 39G129 n
single daisies held. 27lRM28lf; do
flesh, 26i3a27ls
Live poultry steady: fowls. as to
quality 326 Is. fancy hroiling chickens
4o045. young roosters. 27@26; old
roosters. PAGES. turkeys. fancy. 4b@52
/ do. ordinary. 35@43; ducks. white pektn
| 43a45; do muscovy. 2Sd32; geese, =
m32
Dressed poultry steady; turkeys
choice to fancy. 5000; fair to good
! 45m5O fowls fresh killed. choice t'
fancy, 37039; do. small sizes, 32135
old roosters. 2S029; broilers. nearby
46G4S. do. western, 43G45. roastinl
! chickens, nearby 39M40. do. western
36G40, frying chickens, nearby. 46m4S
do. western. 33d %; ducks. fancy west
crn. 37M40. geese western, fancy. 3
| M32.
Potatoes firmer white potatoes
Pennsylvania per 100 pounds. 1.i5@l.4o
Jersey No /. per basket. 35@50: Nc
?, do. 20625.
Flour dull. soft winter strait, western
.5O(ag00 do. nearby. S.00MS 25; har
winter. strait 9O0m9.25; do. shol
patent. 950M91a, spring first clear 10
oD775. do. patent, 9o0@9.5O. do, shoi
patent 9.7501OI0;' fancy spring an
ritv mills patent. family brand, 1876
1925.
HAY steady. timothy No. 2. 23.50t
400 per ton; do. No. 3, 2t.00@2l .5t
sample 18.0O02OO0. no grade, 1900
, roo; clover mixed hay. light mike
, % 00@)22 80, No. /, mixed, 20 5oM2l B
Tallow quiet; prime city loose, 4e. q
4 special loose. s; prime country,
= edible IN tierces.
Bran firm: soft winter western IN I
n III. sacks. 34.00m35.O0 per ton; sprin
33.0O@ 34.00.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
CONFERENCE ABOUT
FINANCIAL MAT IERS
Bankers and Others IN session d'
Dover. at invitation OF Gov
ernor Denney.
sp.c,.I Dispatch from stsn correspondent

Special Dispatch from staff correspondent
state House. Dover, March
conference an state finances. which
vas called hy Governor nenneN Is
hong held in the executive department
,bie afternoon The committee on re
,ised statutes The finance committees
srd tho appropriation committees are
present
Tho following persons. invited ~
Governor Denney also are n attend
ance
Frederick Rradv Henry scott.
charles 1 kurtz Robert Richards.
John l. MuIvena and Iohu s. Rossell
of New Castle county
Henry Ridgely. J Frank Alice, and
" Watson Harrington Of Kent county
Philip L. Cannon and Roh@rt 9
Houston Of Sussex county
The purpose Of the conference 10 to
,royide nea sures for raising state
revenue should any movement be nhd'
l, congress OF the Federal government
towards legislation that would tnterfert
with the state charter revenue
other financial matters of importanS'
a 80 will be considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
RATIFICATtpN OF GoLI MnfAN
TREATY URGED nv HARDING

Washington. March E. A special
msssaRe tn the aeuato requesting i'm
mediate ratification II the Columbia n
treaty IL being prepared by President
Harding, according ~ reports among
aenatorH today ~ tho wake ~ last
nights white house conference.
II waa underptood TINT President
Harding had accepted the view ~ senH
tor Lodge of Maaaac huaetts. Republican
floor leader aud Secretary Fall Of the
tnterIn, Depa rtfuent. that action on the
treaty during the special seaaiou n the
SENATE waa desirable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
FOUR MORE ARE SLAIN
IN S|NN FEIN WARFARE
Motor Lorry Anbushed, Captain
and Three Soldiers Are
Wounded.

~ Asaociaied Press g. Every Evening
Dublin. March 2.-Four persons we're
ahnt and killed In engagements fel"~'n
Crown force= and Slim Fein d"farhWf0'9
IN southern ireland lest night = motor
lurry was arb'iqhed noar FaIHnt'h''
aud captain rhaf6el1 and f~n pr'F9''7
vyero wounded
Police auxiiaries engagel in an h"Hf
nphi with ainn Feinars - NH'Hnh"n.
county Tfrprary three civilians heire
kHled and - captured 9He nan #f7
tflcd ~ Toauns. county Cork
A police sergeant wae aho' and Fi'''d
a, Ki1mallock county limerick by h+e
men and fhe military f0f~rs ro'a'l'fed
~ blowing ~ store Hear where IRE
attack trok r'ace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
GERMAN BICYCLE RACERS TIED.

Nv hssocfatad r'reaa - Every Evening
Now Yetk March A. moon to-day
tho score for ge honra IN tho aiv ,IaY
hieycle rRea ~ Madison square Garden
was esg tntlee lapa The German nair.
lsutt and Isoreng we're tied with the
gyvlna tenn f5eR and Vor Ren7reta
leading tho neld Gne ap behind fheHa
were aiv teame while other four teams
.,ete tr.a lara behind the leaders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
| NEW CABINET MEETS;
COOLIDGE ATTENDED
HardinR's official Family Looked
Pleasant IA photographer
Snapped the Camera.
nv Associated press Ia Every Evening

nv Assooiat~d press 10 Every Evening
Washington. March s.~-preaIdent
Harding Ind his first meeting with his
cabinet this morning. Vice President
Coolidge this morning. Vice President
vitntion, md II WINS underntood that
foreign affairs ns yell ne domeaiic pol
icieu were diacusned
Tho meeting was held IN the executive
offices and all members were on hnnd
promptly NJ II n m THE fret husneaH
wac entirely uuoniciai that of taking
the frat Photographic of the cabinet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
yFRDUN OFFENSIVE.
Lawrence Post Hears Interesting Address
h Ono Who Was There.

The Frs: Week Of the erdun ofen-
s,ve was the topic Of a stirring address hH.
Neal 4 Truslow, formerly = member q
the Morgan Harles Unit Of the French
Ambulance Corpe. to members oi the
Lawrence Post No 81, Of the American
Legion. AT their meeting IN the Red Gross
room. s13 Delaware avenue, I"st nieh'
Nj Truslow went to France as cor
respondent at the beginning Of the war
and later joined the ambulance corIp,s
He related many Of his experiences while
there and told Of the bravery OF the
French soldiers. 4 number Of war scenes
nnmted bv himself were on display Mr
Tr,slcw was decorated by the French
Government for removing wounded ~
the Nerdun fighting
After the address. the post discussed
having a womens s auxiliary for the wlves'
mothers and sisters of ex-scrvIce men
hut no action was taken Plans for having
a summer camp for the members at Nnrtt
Fast on the Chesapeake BAY, were talked
over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
oPP0SES PorIcTcovTRo
Wprcacoe Fire Company Favors orr
rnissjon orThree FForr Department

~. -,.,lr.-aeruerif III : frc rerrU irrIrr
..,.-I "a thrre rrerrt,-rr IN fhe fr- ir's--
ruer.t rves gIvr0 lasf ~
Firr Couparr "hrf Il
uualtrrshlg nVr0aed y M b
,,.,,raI ,- nc har A. ~ 'hr yo'i~r -nrr -r-
ILL.,, n vac yrfad " jrfr tho eirr'-
cprqpar40r '' 'prFf~ III.
r. thrir ulnr q ~ faariiif
IA, .,...,.a--. v-ars she Gro Arrarfrnrr
..,.y~--.,.ta.l ~ riaee7rer rprr n 'rri-~
-t-,,,,toI II -rar Ir,larri 70 'tr rere' .rr
.k,t - -,ordfrv FsIl 2 frr thr -vrT0r
..,-, IL ,or.,-i,iry ~ 0frs- 1rs p rrrFe
~ the polion commission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
.wOMKN LACK JUDGMENT
IN TIMES OF EMERGENCY

Annotated Press to Every Evening
rnicauo. March s.-Women
rsh.rs In theatres iNnk Judgment
4, time. of emergency and conse-
r,,cntlv are not conducive to pub
lie safety. accorui 10 o" I've,
cent OF the city hre marsh"is VI
,hc country who have replied to
= c,,eationpaire sent out by Alder
nan / O Kostner. chairman of
tbe eYty Council buildings com
nittee.
While SO per cent OF the
answers opposed women ma ush-
| ers In theatres. not ono oi th"h'
favored women, the other 10 per
cent evadinC the question WIN
indirect answers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
HARDING FIgKs MARION
DOCTOR F0H WHITE UnTsT

Washington March s-rreaident
Harding has definitely appointed Dr
g E sawver. of Marion. his persona
physician and expects 80 nominate him
H. the near future fer tho fank If nrir
adler General IN tho army medlc ]
corrs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
FROM SECOND STORY WINDOW.
Year Old Child Escapes With Slight
Ininries

Apparent y little the worse, from fall
from the second story Of her home 70 the
pavement Phyllis Tinsley, two years old,
pf ITO West Second street, will be dis
charged from the Physicians and sur
or9ns' Hospital today The child toppled
sn, IL ~. window and fell to the sidewalk
~ ~ She was picked up by her moth =
nd hurried to the hospital where careful
examination showed that she has escaped
with heavy bruises, but no broken bones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
HOGUE EXALTED RULER.
Wilmington Lodge Of EIks Elect Officers
for Ensuing Year.

George H Hogue was elected exated
ruler Of Wilmington Lodge, No BOZ,
h p O Eiks at meeting N their club
house. 1lI9 Market street last night.
William Schlittlcr was made esteemed
leading knight: Charles II Mctilnnls,
esteemed loyal knight, y. a Poole, es-
teemed lecturing knight; Charles II. Sim
mons secretary; A. 5 Mulhausen, treas
urer; Herbert II. White, tiler; Harry L.
Mailer, trustee
After the election, Halllwehs orchestra
furnished a musical entertainment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Leg Broken by Auto.

Stanping from the curb directly into
,he nath Of an automobile at Fourth
and Tatnan streets. Henry Anderson
co,ored 81 wears old. received broken
LOO and other injuries last night He
,.as treated at Delaware Hospital.
The machine was driven by Calvin
KING 1904 Lombard street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
~ APPOINTED '. =.

rreeiat Dispatch r. Tvars Evening
Jlover March R-finvorrnr Tiaurev
NJ - tho senate to-day tho reuorni
,4attr,t, ~ F3dv,-ip = word cf T,y.v4r ae
= itsfien ~ tho peace
Nr wood haa bold the office for 1ve
consecutive terrra ~ four years each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-08
Community Chorus Rehearsal.

ventor Of the light and music phonograph,
will attend the weekly meeting and re
ihearsal Of the Barnhart Community
Chorus in the high school tonight She
will be the guest Of Mrs William + Hilles
over night Mrs Creenwalt. who is a
sister Of Mrs William X dp Pont. is
interested IN Mr. Barnharts work here,