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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
SECOND BAPTIST Church
IN HEALTHY CONDITION
Gratifying Reports Received at
the Annual Business Meeting
Last Night.

The annual business meeting and cleo
tion Of officers WINS held last night by
Second Baptist Church, with large and
rcpresentativc attendance Tho minister,
Row. George ID. Allison, Phi, ID, presided
ma moderator Reports from officers md
organizations revealed healthy life m
the church The men 8 League, Women 4
Auxiliary, Bible school, trustees, deacona,
Dorcas Society, missionary oclety. World
Wide Guild Christian Endcavor, fellow
ahlp fund. music committee, social com.
mlttco and chairman ot ushcrs Elmltted
well written reports Dr Allison surveyed
hsihrsi four months Of pastoral service and
the various experiments initiated hy him
The election resulted ns follows
Dcacons, three years, W IS White,
Cecil II Grant. Edward Gibson; one year,
0Incxuircd term of Robert Il Cooling, de
ccaard, Charles Il Norris; two years,
uu1cxrircd term al Wm NJ Royal de
ccaWi. Clarence T. CroSsau. trustcea,
three wears. Chnrlcs 4 WolWton, George
y Booker and Everett l'arton, Noma" q
Auxiliary, three wears, Mrs J. Mcrrick
Horn. Mrs + W Miller and Mrs Joseph
Stuart. treasurer Sunrt i Horn, church
clerk. taco 4 l.llfcy, assistant. Mar
qucritc Johnson Sunday school aupernl-
tondcat. ] h Coopcr music committee
threc Years. Howard K Collins, chairman
| or ushcrs, j II Nlcvaudcr
/ Tho total amount rniscd last year waa ~
/ excess of Sl2 OOn The various benevolent
/ and philauthrnpic ca,lsos 81 the Haptlsts
/ received about 81, 500 If THE The MN
/ lstcr suggested - number 81 needed I'm
/ movements 4iurquIpucut Iiofvorcd fitting
up the Sunda, school hall as haNkt'
/ lall court the ins'allanon II ri aceous'lrat
/ fnr The draf Il, thr auditorium, the '4eag
my of pastors secretary and gen"fa
aasistaut and tho establishment ot q W" i
dav kindergarten aa a community 2ervlcr
1 Those matters vorc. hy general consent
referred 10 the proper boards and "'hc'r
of the church \ resolution was ad"rtr'
indorpiuE the smith Townrr hlll 20 rro
mott. c,ltratlou T.pon adlournmr0t -
IO45. q aoclel half hour wae "nI"vod th'
ladies of thc Woman AlNharv provldri
Investments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
PA. OFFICIAL SHOOTS
H|MSELF;;CAS SHORT
Pinchot Aid Summons Doctor,
Then Fires Bullet Into
His Head.
ny Aurocia,ed Press to Every Evening


Harrisburg, Pm. March IAN hour
before n statement was issued aotting
forth shortages ia his accounts aH nm
employee of tho State Forestry Do
partment. A. Elwyn Strode for ~ years
a trusted nttache Of that branch Of tho
State government, ahot himself In the
head today ard iH now In tho Harris
burg Hospital with a bare chance of
recovery Going 10 the Acacia club
Hall IN Camp iIiil. suburb Of Harris
burg. where he roaidcd. he called up his
physician told him to report TO tho
Hall whero "he soon would be needed
and thon nhot hlmaelf
When tho doctor arrived he found
STROBE unconscious In a pool 0f blood
and rushed him bv automobile 10 the
hospital STROBE had carefully prepared
for his death. carrying Ia his inside
pockets all hia ilfe insurance papers,
which he turned over 10 his daughter
during a moment Of couaciousne8s at
tho hospital
Forestry Gomnieaioner Gifford Pin
ehof laaued n formal statement % the
effect that Mr. afrode bad bccn found
short In his aec1uuta M chief of the
office nf maintenance ~ tho amount 81
! 2 a9s -. hllt that he in bonded 10 the
amount of sa0 600. md tho state viii
leae Nothing Mr. Fiuchot said that
February au lnvoefiRation waH he
run Subsequently, Mr. Strobe con.
foaaed md the fnattrr WAS 10 have hrer
! laid before tho commission ~ a meeting
| today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
: TREET AND SEWER BALANCES.
Thirty fifth Street Residents Want Homes
Connected With Sewer

81 the meeting Of the directors Of thc
street and sewer department. TODAY, tltv
Treasurer Charles VI Banks reported
balances as follows currcr expenses fund,
S42. 80 p6 sp,cla' expense fund IS S5l 81
sewer extension nlad So 72G 40 Brandy
vif.e sewer fund. S590607. paving tax
fund S2l. .0q2 81 Delaware avenue IN
provement fund $500 2N, total Sl32 RS 50
A petition. v;.s reoaived from residents
Fl Vet Thuty-f'th street between Mar
Ect and West street asking that sewage
facilities be- prov ded IL that section This
r-atter viii - takel under consideration
The Clerk of the market, Edward ]
McAteer submitted his report showing fee
Collect d IN February amounting t.
>.3Qs.-5 The spaces rented we're 80 I
Is cents. Il 1T 81 80. - at 81 cent I
81 90; one at s. 90, one at 81 %
Harry Emmons, attorney requested re
lief forfour bills, against Samuel d Forbes.
One Of the bills s,cortracted IN lS95 ard
was FOR S15 ~ and II naW totals Sll4 Is.
Mr. Emmons requested ttat as the prop
crty was nor on the sever line that a
mistake had been made IN the bill beng
charged against FORBES. Decision was
reserved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
LANDS SEvEN-FOOT
FLORIDA SAIL FISH
charIea Warmer Was High Man
in Fishing Party in
South.

Charles Warner and Mrr. Warner.
with Mr. md Mrs y y Warner, lr,
mud Harold achutt. who have heen NJ
Miami. Florida. for two weoka. returned
homo iaat night. all looking much I'm
proved and honentted by tho vacation
While there were other things Ia afnuse
and entertain the chief event 20 aotne
~ TIN, mon was fishing trim they had
on the conat 81 Florida
Iust one wcck aFo TODAY they started
fo,. the fishing Rronnda about = miles
south II Miami. whore President elect
Ilartltnp vas auccosaful IN landing
sovrral big Gah Tut after feaehihE
the grounds nudng the 0ah "rfe rot
hitting eery vou. the pnrty. which com
rtla.d charles Warmer. n - Warmer.
tIatoJd Srhutt ard hia brother. who IS
. resident oC Nlntnt. md William 2atr.
a morocco manufacture of this eifE.
decided to 90 out to son nnd try fhrlr
luck
They sighted 400 mound turtle bit
THO captain of their boat who hurled 2
4 harpron At tire creature vns rot q
puod lnarkan1nn and uiaaod u Tn
/ rnrtv nahci for while without nucE
/ aucccaa md then fVn ~ thep honlea
/ aalI naii oue ef thaae brnFe liue
4 but tho one boobed Us t'hariea War
rpt vua played eaf.is nrd after = had
tangled M hla Iinr hlt - divine
und.l tho hnnt md counting "ut 81 ths
other =ide. IT y,na "tirel out and fnni
il landed II measured cool a"vef
foot tu lepRth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
ASK IMPROVEMENT OF
SOUTH BaOONE STREET
visit Of Delegation to Street and
Sewer Board IS Occasion
of Discussion.

The question Of improving South
Prannlc street came ~ far coradcrah'e
,if-,tI.st,r at the ucc'irc nf the Board ot
STREET aad sewer Directors todnH Ecv
William Temple pastor oi = thyahofh 81
Church. beaded delegation ca)hg ~ tho
hoard for the purpose # emphasizing th"
,rc.- .ty for Improvement If tho street
When tic question of fu1,ds for the d.
slrrd IrnIravcrscrt was being discussed
ofi.r tho matter had bcen brought up
Dr Temple sald bc haj aetla'ly had
trouble ia the past N getting lrs lllIs Nr
John son. prcsiCor 81 the board sald thrro
lbs not been q city solicitor iuma0> wears
who has attempted e. collect taxes by fore
closure
Dr. Temple said the people should eoo
flat n mayor is elected who will 1.anc 4
CITY solicitor who viii collect drliraueni
toNcs
Dr Temple also sad that ton years agr
hc hai requested the street and Sewer DO
partmcut 70 do away with quarry holc II
franklin and Oak streets a'ld - that tune
Id warned the board that sonc dnN there
would hc a suit against the CITY 'or lDjuuc-
Z, some one on account of that hole Hj~
rrc1 ction had como true he said, rs rc-
ccrtlv boy ran into the quarry hole and
las been laid up in the hospital fer enruc
tirc This. he sand viii cost thc CITY much
mor, tharit would have cost q take thc
necessary protective steps
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
Youthful SINGER.
Iittic "IImmie" nm "a Fatcrtain Rarn-
hart Chorus Tonight.

Iit1a Jimmie" Hll-ro Jimmie"
ts7t nov. but charnt-g Gttfc r'rl
with sweet soprauo Hoiro-is e en-
teItafn tho m,ubots of thr l}arRHart
Community chorus and friruda of tho
latter vha fra tho time e enjoy tao
event at t4a High School tonight
which vilI w. entirely FIRE, and 60 whi.h
everybody Is invited
THiz is regular sing night for the
chorus ar1 81 addition % the members
thrtr wives swcrthyartR huThar as
daughte5a SONS and ra or the neurhors
ii tne Girls Cooperative lcae"e -af
}fo3 ..es' Thf~; -anth street. numheri-s
os ~ al s.rl7 win % fn aftc0danc" as
guests i,rorqblv with their founder.
M n Cautue Par-hart and Wat
son VIII h. 'hcre also and & IS tho 'n-
t,rttcr ~ mako (. a real hlg night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
GRAND LODGE A. q. u. w.
Twenty seventh Session to Convene
Here Next Tuesday.

G, Is. Prettyman. grand recorder, an
nounces the 27th session of the Grand
Lodge, A. o. u. w. Of Delaware VIII
convene In Wilmington next Tuesday,
March 3. Mt ] n. IN. Tho sessions VIII
be held I'm a. o. u. w. Hall. 900 wash
ington street. TIN headquarters OF the
grand master workman Will be Mt the
hall.
Arrangements have been mnho Tor
meals at Iambron Roata1rnnt. as foi-
lows Luncheon. Tuesday noon: dinner
Tuesday evening: breakfast, Wcdnea-
dav morning; arrangements for lunch
con "wednesday noon will loo announced
on the floor Of tho lodge. ArrnnRe-
mcnta for lodging have been mhde nj
the Hotel Wilmington for Tuesday
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
MANY STILL MISSING
IN WRECKACE OF TRAINS
Men in Tower Insist That Signals
We're Set to Stop. but We're
Disreg
Il, tr.aela,oa r'rea- = rrvery lyanlas

lz, Araa.fatol r'rrna fo tvery Evening
Porter. Ind March Inteatigaii"fs
lt Iadan state -, iaIa aud afiieefa II
tIr MI,ligan central and Nsw York
,#enttal il,ilteada vero continued taaas#
IL determine tho caupe nf tho wreck
hrrc sunday night fatal 20 thirty eight
lutaacnRers on the IaHthoand Michigan
Centfal train.
coroner solpel declared tho dcath
total would not rN,eod 21 OF Is hut In.
formation from relatives and frienda
showed hair dozen persons still un-
4. counted for cariy today. Al tn"
arott - lad bccn aearehsd except he
noath the battered engine of the New
4u,k Central train mid heavy wreck
iug srauo WAS expected TO arrive to-day
to lift IT,
BVdi.s Of four women and one nun
remained today unidentified. Int some
~ them could only he recognized hy rel
ai5sss officials said
Both the towerman. Joseph Cook and
operator. Charles Whttcahead. insisted
that tne New YorK Central train was
given the right 81 way and TINT the
Michigan Central track signals were
81 L. stop that train. The signals al
Nays remain 1T stop untii a tram up
! pr,atches. they esiid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CHARTER ENEMIES
URGE FIRENEN BILL
Republican Women for the Mea-
sure Despite Leaders
Opposition.

Icri4'at y fruu ttis citv who arr fFht
inc he II artrr btll tooth and nail. ~"
,,, r,sstrr ev,N effort ard rfucrcc e.
lrirE alout Nv roe-agr Fl the pa'i 'Iro
Recruitment latI Ilc tircncu hiIl ro
crtvra fa,arA II recommendations VI
ter,iay ar,d III y. hr cpiIcd up n olr lFonch
,f The err jafirc tofnorrou faT hrn
action Fhr ,teujrs of tic charter san
th.,t tN,t lcary, thc frru c' hlli viii
L Through n plan ot action {" throw
turtH.r ah-tacl t, tic vs, II tht charter
bi. v,e forecast n tNc ycN NouH +
last ucok
Tho levzrrs ot the Ri ARTISAN Charter
C.tnruttcc ulu prepared tie charter
B II Are III meet tfe afternoon 81 straight
h. NIT euar hlcctie1- 4 ~ senator
Rot,rrt-,,u hee IL thr llll Nhr'hrr thos
a,errc,f ~ -at Ii Is sali tftet cor alker
chairman 81 tho Ctgcus Charter Com
u0tfe vIn havc hlll prepared hy lie
r,sIHte..,. etfer.cvS that Val nc'f fffr
directions rcJScd hv Senator Nohcrfs.n
lIr }4l 13ll +, presented r. TIE lcca-la
Z, a- tt.t huds ssked fa - 'r record
.u Il
Rcpatltcaa ra.acr vtl. falling =
kc er.y ectian y TIE charter m"a-Hr"
ARE -trarglv 'or Il despite the efforts O
suftC i.fp'ib6car i"a1eFA p 't|t'Rh tit'
VIC dli uot take aus act't1, IN Y
,ui . wouer leader hcraH~" tic men
had failed u take ANY step efh"r Tor
or aRalnst i Rnt we an haok of i -tro"g-
n II the loF~'stur" docs fot give rs q
ncw civ charter this time. Il VIII bc the
,,cv+ tlguc that hadv nectS We shall s.,
~ that The (act that they are fghtluf
thc "old masters aud h'ddcY lcaders
ot their party does pot dhunt the woniei
m the least
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
BUTCHER FINED $50.
Frank Mct.inley Charged With 0ner-
ing Tubercular Meats for sale.

Frank McGiuley MaIshallten
butcher. vas nued $50 and costs in
Municipal Court today on a charge of
Offering tuberculnr meats for sale in
this city H. accordance with the usual
castom Mckinley brought the carcass
ii cow to the Wilmington Provision
Company which was TO purchase It If
il passed inspection by Meat Inspector
Lutz.
Iutz claimed MCKINLEY had out away
a part Of the carcass in an effort 10
prevent the discovery that the meat
was diseased Warren Green. at
torucy Tor Mckinley. asked Judge Hast
iugs TO fix the amount of fine high
enough TO allow him to tako an appeal
stating that he knew of no instance
In which committing magistrate had
refused such request jude Hast
ings seemed disinclinod to grant the re-
quest and Green withdrew the request
saying no would got at 1t IN some
other manner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
PRESSING lands CASE.
House Committee 10 Recommend Action
on Impea ch mont Charges.

By Aaaocistod Press u Every Evening
Washington. March Impeachment
charges against Federal Judge X. M.
lands we're referred today by tho
House judiciary committee 10 a sub
committee with instructions ~ report
tomorrow.
The subcommittee which VIII recon-
mend action % he taken on charges
preferred by Repreaentativ" Welty, Dem
oeraf ohio. in cofnpoaed ~ Hepr eae nta
tlvea Dyer. Mleanuri. ITuated New York
fiola. Iowa. Republicans, ana tnrd
ohio and guuumera. Texas. Democrats
II was Indicated Il might recommend
investigation of the charges durnp
next session. or dismisaal Of the fnhttGr
IN resolution expressing 'rlflclHu
~ Judge Tandla for accepting "A salsry
of f42 800 aa supreme ariiter ~ organ.
ized baat.irau while serving on ths
bench
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
RESOLUTIONS OPPOSE
DAYLIGHT SAVING LAW
Stanton and Newport Community
Branch Of Farm Bureau
Elect Officers.

The stanton and Newport community
branch of the New Castle County farfh
Bureau held an election OF ofricers ~
n business meeting in stanton. yester-
dav with the following result; T. w.
Niarlarv. Chairman Nellie +. SnyueF'
Secretary. w. T. Bovce, Farm Accounts
n,d Farm Loan Committee: f. g
Sn@der. Crops and Soils: G w Ma
ci,rv Alvin Sattcrthwaite and T. g
SNYDER. Purchasing Nellie r. SnSde''
Publicity.
Resolutions opposing tho proposed
dav- light saving law were adopted an"
n was decided that letters disappr"N'hE
Tho law bc forwarded the state Srha-
tors and Representatives in the near
future.
Tho WACO scale for farmers in ett'ct
,br.urbotit many sections of tho stat"
wus adopted
Prices on clover seed were secured
,,tcr - the meeting. and many orders
,r,re placed bv the members YESTERDAY '
o. tbis uroduct However. orders may
~ ,,la,od any timc within the next ten
a,,s bv those vho did not avail them
s.l,cs of Yesterdays opportunity
a. X SNYDER was elected TO repre-
-, ,bc branch at tho state meeting
~ Farm bureaus 10 b" held IN l'"N''
~. secretary. \cIIie / SNYDER
vas appointed MS representative" ~ VA,
ri"ctiuE "f tn" 'NtGHilN'
~. %,w Cnstlc county Farm Fur'o"
=. b.Id r.r. en saturday. in the
e.,,ft,. Trust ,'ompany's oHic"
-rp. Pomona Grange ot New CASTE
c.,,,,t, v-,r ,,tcct on Thursday in Eden
mn ,,b.n officers elected for tho nest
,,,,s in December VIII u IN
,..u.d 4, worthy STATE Master J T
-. III Milford This viii 10 IN
-, oua,t,rly meeting 81 tho
grange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
Work on Cnnnl.

REPORTS received today by George "
n Miller executive officer Of the United
states Engineer ONCE. Sixth and King
streets we're that satisfactory results
had been obtained since Saturday IN TIN
,yorIf Of pumping the water from the
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal As the
situation stands today there is every
indication of having all necessary re-
pairs made t. the locks - time for the
opening of the canal. March Ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
co<>TntR FINANCIAI NILS.
Chamber of Commerce Committees De-
ci~ion to Re known Thursday.

Tho suh-c ammittco ~ GuanC" - the
legislative committee u m" Chamber Of
Commerce met last might and discussed
certain measures now before tha Icgia-
Iattre which bear on the finances Of
this city and state The recommeuda-
tions that this committee made viii he
reported 10 the legislative committee to-
night and it's report 10 The board of
directors ~ the Commerce chamber WIFI
ha acted upon on Thursday afternoon
I-rtN after the directors have consider
cd the committc. g report their action
If the hfus viii not be made public.
Reasons why the three per cent tn
come .ax on corporations should he ont
ont of- the proposed changes 70 the
school law il Is understood are heiu &
drafted ny q committee of attorneys.
and these VIII be submitted 10 the Log
isFatllre al AZ early date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
SHIPMEN MAY NOT STRIKE.
Date for 10 Per Cent Wage Re-
duction in Atlantic Coast
Yards Set for March 10.
rs Aaeoctated rresa - Fverv Evening

y AHa00Iafnd FfeHa = FVhrv F7Veninr
Washington. March The effective
iafn - tho ten rer cent eut IN wages IF
80. GOO ahipyard workers decided upon
bv the NfIautio coast ahipbptld"ra Ae
aaeiatiau faf feday haa toen paai pone1
lntH Nareh f4 a Borres e., refarY
II he 81 .tai Tradan Department II the
American Federation ~ Tatnr e.
a#ifnsel fadag
NJ Rslrsa qaid fhe pnqtronornnu' had
feen mada - give tho unions time -
notify The workers ~ the result - the
faeent referendum IN which 'ha men
gotad aratnet acf aptanca
linton leaders here expect fho rnen ~
,srnafn ~ work. aa they believe econ
| arfiio conditions nf the shiphuiidfng IN
laattV ntatn strike irnpracficat1a ~
fIIa fffne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
yooxry PRopr covcLrpFp.
chief witness Refused tn Appear i'r
~Prcnarefneaa nny" Bonn hcr.

~ Ar=oefafea Prasg r. F1efy ttfni.E
san Frauciacp March l-- IHE's'' 'E'
tion by tho grand iarT n thF '"
Thomas = Mooney. serHfnR E
,s,.,a,.oo ar,or eor tr,lnn for parffr
patton In tho Preparedness i'a
explosion here 3u t#5f h2# t'efr
fletad Il vaa errolroed today ' h
tfen raa takor
Johu HnrT'or AID who 7aa repf'f0'
fo haze made sn afaRvif pHrpnrtt0R (.
sta-r bia testimony st the H"on"r
- g.gso ID safd to an-s rafiHrT N
maize statement frfnre 1" gran"
unieHz granted irifaGrtfT Ill f"fh"f
attn h{a alleged afaaTtf iTffT3'itf
.-aa refused
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
MAY GO TO SANITARIUM.
Probable Disposition of Former De-
tective Frank ". Mccoy.

Frank W Mccoy. who recently re-
signed aa state detective. will probably
be sent to sauitarium in Philadelphia.
in accordance with a recommendation
made by Police Sergeon q. ". X.
Forrest and IN Irvine w. F1inn. fol
lowing an examination by them as TO
McCoy's mental condition. The ex
animation was made at the police sta
tion yesterday afternoon. II was de
cided that Mr. Mccoy would have an
excellent chance to regain his health II
taken to a specially equipped institution
instead of Farnhurst
Mccoy was arrested Yesterday after
non on a warrant sworn out by Con
stable I.ucius 4. Jones. charging hin
with disordery conduct. The warrant
IL said TO have been the outgrowth of q
quarrel between Mccoy and the con.
stable in Squire Gillis former office
seventh aud shipley streets, Oh Satur
day night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
WOMAN KILLS ADTTRER.
lie Attempted Ga Force Door ~ Her
Apartment. She Tells Police.

By Aaaociated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago March t--fFcrhcrt y. Ti"Rlfr,
manager ~ tlro company branch
onioo here. was atot aud almost iu.
afantly Killed carl2 today hy Mrs AbrH"
Cora Grthweln. formerly he wife ~ %
vveaifhy 81 Touia 81 man In her
apartment In ar exeiuaise North ehnr"
residential quarter
Police said Mrs OrfhWeir to'1 'hen
that a quarrel ataited iasi night "h'f
the two ruet ~ aD aW1leefH'nt Rards}
earh in the company n otHcr7 @"Hff
hours later ehn said. /.sR''r npr'tT
at her apartment sHd ah'n sire Tff fis''
- let hln II he iar'nd "t.'ff ~" H'''
when hte actions bec9fur tnf ffftf 2
She se,i1 she ran +" hof h"1if""Ht, At.
ind "a r.goIvar Lieqler had given fr,
far protection ard shot n'tH
through the chest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
Trouble Over a Ring.

The case Of William T. Galloway.
charged with larceny Of a diamond ring
from Miss Eleanor Mccarthy 1907 West
Fourth street was nolle pressed by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court to-
day Galloway had been paving at
tontion 70 the girl and playfulIv took
tho ring. because she refused to give
hi,n certain information The girl be
came alarmed and reported the case to
rhe detective bureau, with the result
that Galloway was arrested shortly be-
fore l. o'clock last night by Detectives
v.rden and Wallace ar Second and
French streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
store window Broken.

4 broken plate glass show window II
the Ross millinery store Market street
below seventh, led to an Investigation
by the police 10 determine whether the
break had been caused by thieves. Il
was found that no goods were missing
and It is believed that some person
may have leaned against the window
and broken il or that some object may
have bounced from the street against il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans FOR the following projects have
been approved by the building inspect
cr-'s Office and permits issued
Front street. 1903 East NJ Chrestol
owner and builder. alterations. $3.50
Market street. 722, r r. Brewer
owner. i. q. Croney. contractor heat
ing system $4,000
Hcald street. 400 South J Il. Long
acre owner and builder. addition $500
fhallcross avenue. 1901; Mrs Flor
cnce Kers. owner. j. n Stevens. builder
alterations, $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
BANDITS ROB p. o. MESSENGER.
Ahduct Him in Auto and Steal Three
Pouches OF Mail.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Jefferson city. Mo. March -Four
armed men early today robbed George
Williams 50 Years old a postofdce
messenger. of three pouches Of regis
tered mail Of undetermined value.
The bandits abducted Williams in
an automobile. taking him 10 a point
near New bloomfield. Is miles north
of here. where they handeufied him 10
a tree
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
THREAT TO WOMAN AND RAt r x.
Nan Held for Attempting to BlaCkmaii
Wife of Man a. Wars Owner.

Fhladeiphi1. March l.--f ettfttA t--
thorities here today admitted -huv atd
under arrest a man giEjhS ,h. na'ae ut
Harry Jamey IN connection Wlta Al.
alleged threat 70 xiii Mrs Salui3ri I
Riddle and Man q War. thc famous race
horse unless $4,000 is turned g er 'o
the writer at letter sent Mrs Riddle.
she is the Wft af the owner III thr
champion lhree-s' ar old now 'n q
kentucky StAd. Lafnc< wiil httn 4
hearing today
The writer ~ the letter demanded the
raone5 be- placed ~ + certain spot
Postal inspectors Laid trap but The
writer of the letter did not walk into
II Later Iamey was arrested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
PHTLA. PRRLATE rs PARIS.
Archbishop Dnugherty Due IN Rome
Tomorrow for Red Hat

~ Associated Press 70 i.very H."7l0g
Paris March i.-Arrnbiahou p. iEa-
arty 1f Philadelphia arrived 1"re '1tiy
having been accom- 5arsl.'d fr1Tr
ague is company at -Sa'
columbus and prominent Frarrn lr'no-
ses Who nad met him ~nn- a@ Lis
embarked .ra1a he steamer FROM Eng
and.
one II the PARTY vas H.dwari =
Fiearn. General Commissioners far F.n-
rape Of tne knights II t5a44nlb-s ne
Archbishop Win 1is party Th.on 1-m-
hers aftesn persons. T.4 atrtte = Rome
Wednesday ateElng.