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CHRIsTIANA SOCIAL.

Christiana, Oct. 24.--The Christiana
NJ. =. Social met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Elliott on wednes-
day evening. Committees were APP
pointed for the annual poultry and
oyster supper on Wednesday evening,
November 2.
The entertainment committee, COM
prising Mrs. John Perkins, Mrs.
Lyman McCalllster, and Mrs. Thomas
Pardee, had arranged the following
program, which was given: solo by
Miss Anna Elliott, with Mrs, Henry
Eastburn accompanist: reading by
Mrs. Lyman McCallists'; instrumental
solo by Mrs. J. y. Reed; reading by
Mrs. John Perkins; recitation by Mrs.
Thomas Pardee; solo by Mrs. Pierce
Laws, with Mrs. Vernon Lyman ac-
companist; reading by Mrs. Mary Me-
Callister; monologue by Mrs. III. Ner-
non Lyman, a contest had been ar
ranged by Miss Rachel Stafford In
which Mrs. James Applely won first
prize. About so persons were present
! An enjoyable evening was spent. Re-
freshments We're served.
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scuoot social sr,soN.


NNfUa, uth aiathc season FOR
faidlaH aaeHla and Festivals IN the
sauNifN eghnnla throughout The two
ipuut counties q now here. AZ Union
Nrhnoi nrar Milford The first box and
shadow aneini uf the wear will be held
ntkl FRIDAY nlnhl October aS AZ
iipHe surlala a screen lH thrown across
una end vf ne room and the Young
lnilrH alpn behind tho screen. and In
Nunt ul llnht Thor shadows are
rfHlrtied upun The screen and the
NpNnn N0niirmpn hId for the priVuceo
~ iHhlNH ihe ladp ca eat rofrcshmcnta
When hakNH prepared hv tho ladies
nN nnufUd fDr eale. the mon bid Cor
iNemI lhp Hupppsalul bidder having
thn pfltllefp 0f sharing the contents
nl lhe boa with the indN who had pre-
NHffd d A most 90 those sociais the
iiaihN d HHlfiled.
1ht ufntupda frNn The soclals ars
Nsei fnf Nlvlnn the children Of the
shnols a pltnie and ice cream treat
81 thp tlaan nf the school year.
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a,nn,ln N CHURCH.

Nlaiialhvn. pet "a Miss Marie O..
fls,lne. dauhhlef so ST. and Mrs
HlmaiNf ~ nftinr g1 ueuf Warwick,
nhA iamps Quinn Of uHluna were
mssfled ln Hl Francis Xavier Church.
"Wednesday AFTERNOON ni 8 o'clock, hy
ils, iHlhHf Charles a. Crowley Of
FNlH iNWN
1hU hfldN Waf rlNon in marriage hy
ffl l4lhW eNf were q gNen a white
rafih uN0hees. win court train. and
taii maAa Nilh H eau taurht with
tlAnAp N'ut.HMH Ths flowers were u
4NuNff HNHupl U bride foaos and
Fiit Ul lht valley Niaa Margaret Cun-
NlnHHam and NlifH Gertrude Flm.
esfaii n Philadelphia Nofo brides.
mhlhF John Quinn. brother ~ the
NiunW NNt beet man and Maurice and
Lawrence nFNiHu were uHhafF. A rs.
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Nironp crNrrm cum,

milford. nct "a =rhr roeular mcot.
inH Uf lhu milford NoW Contury Cluh.
iAai Wpeh, wha one uf interest Mira.
N q tVhua, tf president presided.
MaH MafN Hmlth, former memher
W lhp eluh, whH unanimously elected
~ yluh membership u WAS announced
tNHi Mfa Nuhurmrfhofn. Vioc-prVsl-
heNl uf Wumpna Viuha. would be- az
ihD plnh hHuHn nn Thursday, Ort0her
Nf ne 1Nh D. ha and make nn address.
Tho uuNnm 1T thp doy wna in
thaiHu "a MtH fulluH " seott chair
nWn uf uduNailou Mrs nlaston W.
fHFHha nHnH "HWpri Miss MARY" nc-
vumpanlmi hv Mrs Walter iS nauctt.
AZ interesting discourse was eiven
% NrH imrN lhmos concerning
hTf iflp in saii Lake CITY. Utah. au
uHH 0i nplawareH dolenalea n thc
UgntHl lUdtHilon uf Wompna Ciuha
th0 NlUailnied her dlseourao hy Tho
ulalflhuilnn ut rlciurpa. nrornma. ctc.
~ ihe lflp 4 uslnn Nnte ~ thanks
vas rendered MiH ilumea and Mrs
faNti
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NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Many Attend Anniversary Ser
vices at the Methodist
Episcopal Church.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. Oct. 2i.---The attend
nnce at tho centennial anniversary OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church yes
terday morning. afternoon and even
Ing was exceptionally large. This
evening Rev. John T.. Johnson. OF
Crisneld. Md, win have charge OF tho
Iservicea.
The state Road Community Club
will hold Masuue Halloween party
In State Road Chapel on Thursday
evening. The committee in charge
OF the decorations comprise Mrs
Frank Hufnal, Mrs. w. u. Cranston,
Mrs. Lee Toffecker. Mrs. William
Tucker. The chapel will be decorated
with pumpkins, corn and autumn
leaves. The committee on refresh
ments comprises Mrs. Harry Dance,
Mrs. Lee Brown. Mrs. Clarence Moore
and Mrs. T. Dasher. Pumpkin pies,
ginger cakes, and homemade candy
will be on sale. Abraham ingram has
been given the contract to mako the
necessary repairs TO the chapel by the
repair committee Harry TIanoe and
w. u. Cranston. Mrs. Harry Hance
and Mrs. w: 10. Cranston were select
ed committee for the purchase of
new chairs, new lamps and new
organ. II Is expected that the organi-
zation of a Sunday school win take
place on next Sunday,
Before Mayor w. Leslie Cramer last
levening Clarence Ingram was given q
hearing. charged with trespassing
ldisorderly conduct and street fghting
THE first two charges were not susr
tanned. For lighting he was fined S.
Ingram was also tried ON the charge
OF beating his wife. Gertrude p. In
gram, and was held on 800 bail for
a further hearing this evening.
On Thursday evening the Demo
Gratis Of New Castle hundred viii hold
in the old court house a meeting for
tho purpose Of electing members OF
the New Castle County Executive
COMMITTEES.
This evening at 7.30 the members Of
the Temple Club win hold a speoia
meeting.
The funeral Of Mrs Emma B. Brad
ley who died on Friday evening vii
take place tomorrow, with services a
her late home at 10 o'clock. Inter
! ment win be made in the Glebe ceme
terry.
Fourty hours devotions began yes
terday in ST. Peters Church.
This evening the members OF Semi
mole Tribe, No. 40. I. o. X. NJ. wi
:. meet in regular monthly session.
$ the lodge rooms Of the Masonic Hall
The members Of the New Cast
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ENJOYABLE OYSTER SUPER.

Richardson Park, Oct. 24.--one hun
dred and fifty residents of the Eve
suburbs here were entertained at an
oyster supper given by the Five Points
Civics Association at the Community
Hall, Saturday night, Following the
supper women members of the en-
t ttrtainment committee played quoits
and at a late hour dancing was en-
joyed by all. The supper was attend
ed by many residents OF Newport and
Wilmington. The mems committee
Of the Civics Association were assisted
by their wives in preparing supper
and serving the supper. The women's
committee consisted of Mrs. William
l.. Nixon. Mrs. Henry Kratz, Mrs. M
Chase, Mrs. Oscar Comegys, Mrs. Rob.
ert Wilson. Mrs. David Patterson
Mrs. Finley T. Ash. Mrs Delaware S
Wright, Mrs. Robert Maxwell, Mrs
William Tinsman, Mrs. G. NJ. Huber
Miss +. Huber. Mrs. Edward Hirsch
Mrs. William II. Sewer, Mrs. William
Schueler. Mrs. r. V. Rudolph. Mrs h
r. Vansant. Mrs. Fred Lang, Mis-:
Martha Matthes, Mrs. II. w. Taylor
Mrs. John l.. Jordin and others.
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Civic Club win meet on Thursday
evening AT = o'clock on the second
floor of tho Town Hall.
On Friday evening the members Of
the New Castle Athletic Association
win meet on the second floor Of tho
Town Hall for tho purpose Of taking
up tho matter Of the erection OF a
baseball fence on the Battery diamond
and for the establishment Of per-
manent baseball team for next sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Kee are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth OF daughter
Misses Elizabeth Hushebeck, Gather
Inc Weldin and Margaret Fahey will
leave on Wednesday for n two-weeks
visit ut New York as guests Of rela~
tives of Miss Hushebeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lppincott and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Maxwell Of
Townsend are spending several days
as guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. David y.
Kap.
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Laurel, Oct. 24.--Miss Mary Jane
Mason, daughter of DIR. and Mrs,
Thomas T.. Mason OF North Laurel.
was married at f.30 o'clock Saturday
afternoon TO Mr.. w Compton Wills
OF Wilmington, who Is prominently
connected with the Water Department
of that city, in Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. Osborne hen
nett, pastor of the church.
The bride. dressed I'm white satin
with a long flowing veil and carrying
bouquet of American beauty roses
and white orchids. entered the church
on the arm OF DIR. Mason TO the
strains of the Mendelssohn Wedding
March," played by Mrs. William II
Jones. The bridesmaid was her sister
Miss Phyllis Mason. and the groom's
brother MIR. Harry Wills OF Whining.
ton. was his best man. The ushert
were, Cecil II. Benson and William
Torbert, Jr.. of North Laurel.
Immediately after the ceremony
there was reception at the home Of
the brides parents. from which tn,
happy couple went TO the station e
start their honeymoon, which incluuei
visits TO several northern cities and
| ipeorts
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GOOD FISHING SPORT.

Seaford, Oct. 24.-BlaclS bass fishing
is getting TO be a great sport in the
waters hereabout and big catches nre
reported nearly every time the anglers
go out.
One of the biggest catches made this
season occurred Saturday when George
r. Fields and George w. Messick, two
expert anglers. hooked 20 fine bass, ~
nice pike and quantity Of "yellow
neds" IN n short time.
Besides the many sports here who
engage IN bass fishing quito often,
anglers come here from Wilmington
Philadelphia and New York City O
party of four from the latter place
hooking Ga fine bass n few days ago
while fishing in one Of the ponds near
Seaford
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ORGAN RECITAL.

Dover. Oct. 2i.-~The organ recital
al the Peoples Christian Church, in.
formally opening the new Klmball
organ, just installed, viii be given
next Thursday evening. Mrs. Miner
Of New York celebrated oganist win
render a program OF ten numbers.
The annual conference Of the Chris
tian Church Of which Dover Is q meni-
Der. win he held In the Peoples Church
here. beginning Monday evening Oc
tober 81, and continuing three days.
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HELD FOR SAVAGE ASSAULT.

Dover. Oct. 24.--Before Magistrate
L. Il. Wood, Saturday, Sophia Andor-
son colored. was given hearing on
charge OF murderoualy assaulting
Margaret Shockley, also colored. on
LooclNerman street, Saturday even
ing, October Is. the Shochley woman's
throat being cut so severely as to
require ten stitches. She was held
IN $500 bail for the upper court No
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BRIDGEvIIME NOTES.

Bridgeville, oct. 24.--Leon ship
ley. young man Of Wilmington, for
merly Of Bridgeville, died last week
az his home. and the remains We're
brought to Greenwood for interment.
Otis r. Warrington has had n CO
ment pavement laid in front of his
residence on Broad street,
Mrs. Robert Ricards is In philadel-
phia. undergoing treatment for rheu-
matism.
Elmer Wiley. a rural mail driver
who has been I'll OF typhoid fever since
August. has resumed his duties on tbs
mail route.
!. Eggs I'm the local market have ad.
vanced to so cents per dozen. ant
higher prices are indicated.
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nraoruarlc PRIMARIES.

npnfrplUWn. oft. 20 @npmocrats 81
FNases tnunly ulll hold primary eloc.
ilaN lN ihp several districts on Satur.
NaY Afternoon. October ea fhr the
iuiNHHp uf rhnus|nn members of The
County ifkNNullkn Committee. whu
Nill NaNhNf lhp rhmnnlnn nest year
trlflifd contests ere tNneeiud IN SOM,
~ lhN Districts
The ffnfral uplniHn prevails nt thi'
slime iNai Andrew } lynch, iho pros.
FNl chairman f iho County Commit.
~ Nin ~ retained N be- win arah
NHNtpi thr fhHHmhnahln.
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MOTHER, QUICK! YOUR CH|LO'S BOWELS
NEED CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"

Even a sick child loves the "fruity''
taste OF California Fig syrup" If
the little tongue is coated, or IL your
child IN listless, cross. feverish, fun Of
cold, or has collie, T. spoonful will
never fail 20 open the bowels. In a
few hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly IL works all the constipa-
ton poison, sour bile and waste from
the tender. little bowels and gives you
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well, playful child again.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They know a
teaspoonful today saves sick child
tomorrow Ask your druggist for
genuine California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
OF all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say California" or you may
get an imitation fg syrup.
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FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

Dover Oct. 24.--rhe Forty Hours
Devotion began az Holy Cross Catholic
Church, yesterday, the priest at yes
to-day mornings service being Rev.
John NeIfert of Clayton. Last evening
Rev. John N. Dougherty Of st. Paufs
Catholic Church, Wilmington.
The priest for this evening viii I've
Rev. Joseph Irwin Of Milford and to-
morrow evening Rev. John Niefert OF
Clayton will again ofiiciate.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisher ~ p4nni
Grove, ~. T.. spent yesterday aa gusal.
OF MFR. and Mrs. John ~. Hammers "
the Strand.
Miss Miriam Davidson ~ Phiiadel
phia spent the weekend ne the Fuel
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Manlove q
West Fifth street.
Mrs. Spencer Walls .of sudlersyln.
Nd. in spending several days aa th
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. foouiiu 4
Wise.
For Rent. Bungalow on The Bald
ton. Apply TO John r. n Ciaytoi
phone 2fS.-Ady.
Apartments for rent In tho fsoui~'
Apply TO John Riea. the premises
Adv.
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DIR. HUBBARD's CALI.
ST. pauI's Congregation Asks Him TO
Stay Here.

Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard, pastor OF
at Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
wilmington, who "a considering a pas
tnral invitation from Centenary
Church, Newark. N. j.. will tell Sc.
paul's official board tonight whether
he win remain here or go TO Newark.
on the suggestion Of E. c. Hardesty,
chairman of the official board, last
nights congregation at Sc. Paul's took
n rising vote, and the 1900 persons
present unanimously asked DR.. Hub
bard to stay here.
Dr. Hubbard said the expression OF
sentiment was clever and he appre-
clated Il, adding; MY decision viii be
based on my conception Of what the
Lord wants me TO do ! will not &C.
cept any money reward to stay or GO
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SCHOOL MEETINGS.

Richardson Park. Oct. 24.-The
School Trustees and the Parent Teach
ers Association beginning tonight. will
hold joint meetings monthly at the
school house. 1t is thought that with
the trustees meeting with the school
patrons much good can be accom-
plished.
One of the subjects to be discussed
at tonight's meeting will be the cam
paign now under way for new school
building for this district. II is also
expected that a report will be made
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A SUNDAY WEDDING.

Dover, oct. 24.---At Holy Cross Cath
olic Church, yesterday at noon. Rev.
James c. Comiskey, priest in charge,
ofIlciated at the marriage Of Joseph
Scarlata of Trenten, N. j., and Lucy
Raimondi OF near Dover.
They were attended by Miss Bonnie
Raimondi. sister of the bride and
Ignatius Sorce OF Trenton.
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GREAT YIELD OF PEAS.

seaford. Oct. 24.--one OF the great
est yields OF black-eyed peas ever re-
corded In this section was made this
season by George w. Marvel who grew
from gallon OF seed, "a bushel OF
high-grade peas.
These peas were planted In hills.
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sr,iutp Al ARTERY.

urafNtiUwn. oat cat Charles Ureua
yanleih ~ ihe tiforrrlawn hlnh schne,
fHeiiHN ieHm and member of The
hfniNf rihse, severed hn artery ~ ihc
ilu hand while sawinr n hoard ai bis
ialNs lasi efnh which Required Hov-
tmi stitches in tlusp
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ccption was held at the Devlno homo
In the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn
are on their wedding trip and after
their return VIII pake their home in
GAlena
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of the action taken by the taxpayers
of Marshallton and Oak Grove In arr
ranging for special election to dis
ouss the question of increasing taxes
for the benefit of the school janitors.
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Every day someone win Jose some.
thing Of value Many use the class.
flied columns of Every Evening and
get the lost articles returneds--Others
count n loss and are safisfeds---Ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-24

Autos for sale Read the classified ads
You are sure Go get good. quick results
from classified advertising, If you adver-
tise specifically.
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MIDDLETowN NEWS.

Middiotown Oct. 24.--The Standard
Bearers OF Bethesda M. K. Church
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CHURCH WEDDING.

weapon was found. but lt is sup
posed "A razor was used.
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Nou1p Uauellpatedi Take Gas.
fnsrln IA Hhi a. thoroughly clean
faui haNtis ~ the constipation poison
vhleh la AefplnF 500 aissy. headaohy
kslf alNN aua upset SO other cathaf-
~ ~ phlHie in 80 pleasant on moves
siuKreasup huveh 90 nicely. go fully
ana rasostels cost emily ten cents Q
1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-04
The Best Cough Syrup !
is Homemade. (,
Here's an easy way to save -, and
yet have the best cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard OF this we'll
at home. But have you ever used
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. Its. simple and
cheap, but the way it takes hold of u
cough will soon earn it a permanent
place in your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour 2Hs ounces
of Pinex; then add plain graduated
sugar syrup to fill UP the pint. Or,
if desired, use clarified molasses,
honey, or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes good,
never spoils, and gives you a full pint
of better cough remedy than you
could buy ready-made for three times
its cost.
ISIS really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy conquers a
cough--usually in "A hours or less.
1t seems to penetrate through every
air passage, loosens dry, hoarse or
tight cough. lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost i'm.
mediate relief Splendid for throat
tickle, hoarseness, Group, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, and has been used for genera
lions for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces of Pinex'
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co, Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-04
Annual Meeting.
Gardiner CITY Council

For the first time in the history Of
the city of Gardiner. there are women
holding city appointments, that is
outside of the school committee and
Public Library directors. Mrs. Nell
lie r. Weymouth. wife of Fred E.
Weymouth of 100 Central street Is
the one to whom the taxes for the
year 1921 are to be paid. Mrs. Avis
G.. Ames holds the responsible posi-
ton as auditor of accounts. This
perhaps is not as strange as it
seems for Mrs. Ames has done the
work for the past year, her husband.
Fred r. Ames. having been the audi
tor for several years past and hold
ing the office in 1920. The other
woman on the list is Mrs J. Walter
Robinson. a director in the Gardiner,
Public Library. to succeed Edwin L.
Russell. 2
The meeting was called to order by
Major Charles J. Bragdon, who call
ed on Rev. r. N. Plant to offer pray
o. DR.. E. f. Lamb. having been
lected mayor of Gardiner for the
next three years. was duly sworn by
Judge Will C.. Atkins and escorted
to the chair by Elk Mayor Bragdon.
The council then transacted the
following business and elected the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-04

bring pastry. All members are 10 bring
their own dishes. In the afternoon
there will be the talk and discussions
by County Agent Day ana County
Demonstration Miss Clark This will be
big meeting as Hallowell has joined
Farmingdale in forming big farm
bureau. Mr.. Day will talk on the work
of the Farm Bureau. also upon the use
of lime. Other subjects relating to
farm work will be discussed Oy differ
cnt members. The program for both
the men and women's work will be
outlined for the coming year. This
meeting is not for members exclusively
and anyone Interested in, Farm Bureau
work viii be cordially welcomed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac IL. Nelson of
Northern avenue are receiving congrat-
u,ations. The little miss arrived Sun
day evening, Jan. ., and weighed II
pounds.
Owing to several new cases or meas
les in the vicinity, the opening of the
winter term of school on North street
has been postponed to Jan. 10.
Reta. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. Daigle is convalescing from an
attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Mary Nickerson is in poor
health. suffering from a bronchial
trouble.
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DIPLOMATIC ROUTE
ULTIMATE SOLUTION
OF IMMIGRATION

Washington, Jan. 3-ultimate solu-
ton of the immigration question
through diplomatic agreement rather
than a separate legislative action by
various governments were forecast
today at hearings of the Senate I'm
migration on the johnson bill to inn
pose ten months restriction on im-
migration to the United States
Senator Colt of Rhode Islands
chairman of the committee, j m;ds
public a letter from acting Secretary
of State Davis announcing that tho
Italian government voluntarily had
suspended the issuing of passports
for the United States. The letter
was presented to. Secretary Davis
by the Italian embassy and came az
Il surprise to committee members. II
read in part:
THE Royal Italian government
has suspended the issue OF passports
to subjects emigrating to the United
States and will refrain from issuing
such passports until informed as tn
the class OF immigrants desired in
this country"
This offer was received with graft
ficaticn by Senator'S. Some expressed
the belief that although. it might 10
necessary to enact some immediata
legislation to prohibit the flood "ot
Europeans from pouring into tho
United States" eventually the whole
question would be solved by diplb-
matte agreements.
Chairman Colt said he hoped other
nations would follow the course Ct
the Italian government and obv!ata
the necessity of continuously lcgis-
lating on this. subject
Already" he said, there are in
dications that Czechoslovakia viii
enter into diplomtic greement with
the United States with regard to reg
: ulating immigration. 1t is not i'm
probable that other nations will It,
the same. if the suggestion is made
that it would be agreeable to this
country"
Meanwhile. the chairman said, tho
hearings would proceed without in
terruption and bill would be re-
ported TO the Senate by the end Of
the week il possible. The committee
decided tonight to summon commits
sioner Wallis, in charge OF immigra-
ton at New York. with view IL
questioning him regarding the class
and types of present applicants at
| Ellis Island for admission against
| whom charges Were made today oH
! the ground that they were highly
| undesirable and would never be as
| simulated nor make decent citizens ="