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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
MARINE BAND MAY COME HERE.
For Two Concerts on September 2s-
Agrregation Numbers 80 Musicians.

According to information given the
Every Evening. the United States
Marine Band Of Washington, Of SO
men. will likely come to this city on
September IS. for two concsrts.
While the band is a salarieS crgan-
ization paid by the government, the
expense Of the two concerts here win
be tI,s00, exclusive OF the local ex-
pense.
This Is the first time in six years
that the band has been on tour, and
the representatives OF the tour, hope TO
make terms with some local organiza-
ton that will meet thS guarantee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
SHOWED BUNCH or HAIR.
Used a. Exhibit IN Court BY MRS. Dan.
lei Plewesss0ko.

To show that her husband had pulled
her hair and slapped her cheek so hard
that II was necessary to have four
back teeth extracted. Mrs. Daniel
plewrzsoko, in City Court yesterday,
produced d bunch OF hair and showed
whore tho teeth had been recently
pulled. Her husband stayed out late
on Sunday right and when she re-
monstratee with him he pulled her
hnir and struck her. she said.
Piewszoko, who was charged with
breach OF the peace. denied striking
her and said his wife had kept the
hair for more than a year for braid.
Under cross-examination BY Philip l..
Garrett, counsel for the husband. she
admitted that the teeth had been pulled
on Friday night end the quarrel did
not take place until Saturday.
plewszoko said he was asleep in boi
with his wife when the officers served
the warrant, which she swore out for
his arrest. The case was continued
two weeks ind referred - Godfrey
Handy. probation officer, for inyestiga-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
BUY COAL NOW, HOOVER SAYS
Public Utilities Advised They May
Get No Priority Later.

washington. July 1o.-Secretary
Hoover has advised the public ntili-
ties companies throughout, the coun~
try 10 buy their winter coal supply
instead of waiting for possible lower
prices.
Il am convinced" said Mr.. Hoover's
letter made public here yesterday
that, due To the general depression,
the prices OF biunminous coal at the
mines is not too high at the present
time.
'If there should be a recovery of
business activities in the autumn.
taken in conjunction with the large in
crease in percentage Of disabled cara
and the inability af the railways To
finance their snaintenance. thera the
possibilities of developments of a most
serious situation as regards coal
movement.
II cannot but feel that the Inter
state Commerce Commission. IN the
face Of warnings they have sent out
in this connection, would not be dis
posed to give any priority in such an
event"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
COUNTY FUNDS.

Treasurer Walter S. Burris reported
70 the Levy Court yesterday that New
Castle county has current funds
amounting TO s35.7s7.se and q miscel-
ianeous roads account Of s213.27.
He also reported the following funds
for the maintenance of dirt roads:
Christiana hundred, s7s3l.S0: MIN
Creek, 1909 sc: White Clay Creek.
S1,1se.SI: Pencader, sI,642.47; New
Castle. s25S.6s; Red Lion. S1.47215s ;
st. Georges, s6.ss1.54: APPOINTMENTS.
s4s.Ss; BIackbird, s3s7.Sss Brandy
wine, s4s6.03.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20

Bdbu to8ttfts
Overture, Fest" $1,000. Leutner
Selection. "Sseethearts.s 49,. Herbert
lntermezzo.
Butterfly Coquetry7 -. Voelker
Popular Aires:
(aD "Toddles'' ... Biese
OBJ spread Yo' Stuff ..... Levy
Waltz, "A Toi'' $1,000. WaIdteufel
Melodies from ''The Sultan of Sulu''
Ade
Petite Suite. "Monuet," -. Debussy
Fantasie, Hungarian" . Tobani
The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Philharmonic Band
J. Norris Robinson, Director
Community Sing.
The Community Sing viii be con-
Quoted by Leor II. Rossman. The
songs viii include:
America NANNY Bright
Eyes" Make Believe, "old Folks at
Home. There's a Long. Long Trail,
"Margie.n LET the Rest of the World
Go By It'll We meet Again"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
LONG r. r. SERVICE.
Henry Mann Goes on Reading Honor
Roil After ~ Years.

With a service Of As years and FIVE
months. Henry Mann Of sos South
Harrison street has been placed on
the Honor Roll of the Philadelphia
& Reading Railway. He has been
foreman Of iabornrs
Eight employees of the Reading have
been added 70 the pension list during
the past month. OF these eight en-
plovec one had IS years of service.
two had as years of service, one
had - years. one 40 years. two 8.
years, and one 30 years Of service. OF
the men just pensioned, William Fl
klingeman. I5s N Third ST., Hamburg
Pa, freight fagman, Main Line, holds
the record for length sf service. Mr.
klingeman WAS employed with the
Philadelphia & Reading Railway fol
As years. : months; and his pension
became effective April !, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Hold Morris for Court.

David Norris. colored. Of Philadel-
phia. was arraigned before Magis-
trate Broman Monday afternoon and
held IN $500 bail for the grand jury on
charge of assault upon Agnes Fall
con, a Negroes. Morris had originally
been arrested for an alleged offense
against the Mann Act but he was later
turned over by the Federal authori-
ties to the Attorney Generals office
who brought the proceedings against
him on the assault charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
sPIEp INTO TAX SECRETS.
Washin cton Lawyer and Auditor
CHARGED with Couxpirfng 10 DefrSnd.

Washington. July Establishments
against Hugh p. Sorrells, an auditor
In the Income Tax Bureau, and
George W. Sutton. a Washington law
yer. charging conspiracy to defraud
the government were returned yes
ferviay. by the Federal grand jury.
The men are alleged TO have enter
Cd into an agreement 10 violate the
eonfdcntial character of income tax
returns. Sorrells is alleged to have
furnished Sutton with Information of
eases where excess taxes had been
paid so the latter could solicit bust
ness from the tax payer for a per-
ccntage of the amount 10 be returned
by the government.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
WILL SHARE ITS PROFITS.

New York, July 1s.--The profit
sharing plan is to be tried by James
McCutcheon & Co. At d meeting Of
the officers and employees Of the house
last night the plan was outlined by
James NJ. Speers, president of the
company. After 5 per cent has been
paid on the capital investment, If the
profits be sufficient, payment OF s
per cent Of the amount of his salary
for the year viii be made TO each em-
ploye, and any remaining profits will
be divided half and half between the
employees and the stockholders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
old Tree Fened.

A huge old maple tree. which stood
on oronge street little above
Eleventh and was one OF the eldest
trees in the city, was feIled this morn-
ing about $50. The tree had become
decayed and was a constant menace
TO the residents OF that section. who
feared it's downfall with every storm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Gets Letter From Germany.

Homer G, Simmons, clerk of the City
Council. has received through the
malls a letter addressed to aThe Sec
ratary Of the City of Wilmington" 1t
was postmarked Goppingen, Germany.
and was signed by julius Roos. II
offered Mr.. Simmons a very fine hand
made beaded and embroidered hand
bag for the small sum OF s17.r Mr..
Simmons did not say that he was
going to invest in the offer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
YEARS FOR AIDING VETS.
Tennessee Deputy Marshal Confesses
Winking at BootIegging.

Memphis, Tenn, July is.-Tyree
Taylor, former chief deputy United
States marshal for the western dis
trict of Tennessee. who was arrested
in New Orleans last week after a two
year search which extended to Cuba.
pleaded guilty before the Federal dis
trict court here today to an Indictment
charging him with accepting bribes
permitting the bringing of contra band
liquor to Memphis.
He was sentenced to seven years
Imprisonment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
DINsaoRE FINED 800.
Accused Of Driving an Automobile
While Intoxicated.

On a charge Jf operating an auto
mobile while Intoxicated. james Dins-
more was fineo sfoe and costs in
city Court yesterday. Officer Pur-
neil, who placed Dinsnore under arr
rest, after his machine struck a trolley
car at Front and Market streets, yes
terday, said the man was under the
influence Of liquor and was unable TO
walk
Dinsmore admitted that he drank a
half pint of whisky two hours before
the accident. but ienied that he did
not have FUN control OF himself and
/ the machine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
ooL0R0sA RECOVERING G.

Gaspera CoIorsa of Chester, Pa. who
played the part of a human target
some days ago. when Pho D'Onofrio
riddled his body with bullets. is re-
ported improving in the Chester Hos
pital, where he is stiE confined Just
when he will be able to leave the in
sfitution and appear against the
ItaAan gunman Is not known.
D'onfrio. who was apprehended at
Hares Corner few hours after the
shooting. Is still in Media jail. lie is
being held in 81 900 bail
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
~ COLLEGES NAMED By u. 5.
Re<ogninon Gives Each Right to
Army Appointment or West
Point Scholarship.

Washington, July 1s.-Thirty-four
educational institutions in the United
Statee were named by the War De-
pArtment today the distinguished
colleges and honor military schools.
respectively, for the year 1921
The recognition gives each college
And university the right to one aps
posn.m~nt virtually without examin-
atson to he regular army each year
while each of the honor schools is
permitted TO maintain one representa-
tive candidate At West Point
The colleges and universities named
included the Pennsylvania Military
Collage. AZ Chesucr, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
sTILLMAN CASE GOES OVER.
Illness OF Referee Necessitates Con.
tinuation of Suit Till Fan.

Yonkers, ". Y. July 1s.-Hearings
in the divorce proceedings instituted
by James A. Stillman will be post
poned until fall. Associates Of John
f. Brennan, chief counsel for Mrs.
Stillnsn have written the bankers
counsel suggesting that the trial be
deferred until October IL because of
Mr.. Brennan's illness.
Mr.. Sullman's attorneys are expect
ed to assent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
GREEKS CELEBRATE VICTORY.
News Of Kataia Capture Causes Re.
jobcing in Athens.

Athens, July 19.-An official COM
munique issued at General Head
quarters OF the Greek army in Asia
minor covering events of July is tells
of operations around kutaia, on the
southern branch OF the Bagdad rail-
way. Confirmation of report that
kutaiA had fallen Sunday afternoon
was received here through official
channels last night, and was followed
by general rejoicing.
The communique said that -four
heavy field guhs. eleven machine gun.
and numerous prisoners were taken by
fhe QrUeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
CRAMPS LAY OFF 400 MEN.
other Shiphuilding Plants WIN Add
Thousands to Unemployed.

Philadelphia. July fs,-Several
thousand shipyard workers in the
Philadelphia district and thousands in
other sections will be laid off because
Congress has cut ship construction
appropriations practically one-third.
The lay-or has begun at the yard Of
William Cramp & Sons. where 400
men were dropped Saturday. The New
York Shipyard. at Camden. will be
similarly affected. AT least GOO more
will be laid of at Cramps in short
while, it was stated today by ]. III.
Null. president.
We had contracts for FIVE hattie
cruisers" said Mr.. Null. but the work
on these viii be deferred until the
Government again authorizes appro-
priations FOR ship construction"
There are now $500 employees at the
Cramp yards.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
MIDDLETowN cAnNryAL.
First Two Days Have Melted Total
81 $1,000.

Middlctown, July is.--The carnival
which opened ir Middletuwn at the
New Century Club OH Saturday night
under tho auspicus OF the Masonic
Hall Co. and tho New Century Club
has been very successful 10 far. On
Saturday night si.02o was realized
and last night the proc-cdn amounted
to S64o. The total proceeds of iho
affair Will enlarge tha building fund
of both organizations.
Rioharf r Fanimore is general
chairman of the carnival and Walter
Beaston Is in charge of the refresh
ments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Water Witch Reception.

The Water Witch Fire Co. will hold
a farewell reception and entertain
ment in connection with ceasing to be
a volunteer company on Thursday
night at the Auditorium. Eleventh
street between Madison and Monroe.
starting at s o'clock. A vaudeville
show will be feature Of the enter
tainn1ent. over 200 members OF the
company and ITS Ladies Auxiliary and
guests are expected TO attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
3 HELD IN WHIPPING CASE.
Prissae~' Attorney Charges Victim
With Offensive Remark to Girl.

warrensburg. Mo-. July 19.-Three
man were arrested here yesterday in
eonnectson with the fiogging last Sat
nrday Of Richard Johnson, 6s years
cid, while he was returning from
work in the fields. Charges of con-
spiracy and felonious assault were
fled against Frank Anderson, his
brother and brother-inlaw. They
we're released on bond.
Nick NJ. Bradley. attorney for the
defendants. announced yesterday that
the whipping OF johnson grew out of
. story told by Frank Anderson's II
year old daughter in which she al
legged that johnson had spoken i'm
properly to her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
white sox Trials Proceed.

ner, secretary Of the Chicago Ameri-
can League baseball Club was the
FIRST witness called today when the
State resumed presentation Of evidences
in the trial Of White Sox players and
others charged with conspiracy to
throw the 1919 world series TO Cin-
cinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
BELA KUN ARRESTED AGAIN.
Communist Leader was Planning an
Uprising in Galicia, ii is Charged.

Copenhagen, July 19.-Bela Kun.
the former Hungarian Communist
leader, was arrested in Lembourg on
his arrival there from the Moscow
Communist convention according to
a Lembourg dispatch to the Berling-
ske Tidende today.
The charge against him was that
he was carrying plans for Commun-
ist uprising in Galicia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
NEW FIRE HOSE.
Safety Department Orders 10000 Feet
of Pipe.

Ten thousand feet of new fire hose
has been contracted for by The De-
partment of Public Safety. The new
hose will have screw couplings. The
bid was evenly divided between the
Goodrich Rubber Co. and the Quaker
City Rubber Co. The purchase price
was not made public.
Thirty three applicants for posi-
tions on the fire force were summoned
for physical examination yesterday. ST
far 2sI applicants have been ex-
amined.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
FEDERATION WOMEN GATHER.
! Protective Industrial Legislation Chief
Topic for Consideration.

Cleveland. July 1s.--Delegates from
nearly every state in the Union rep
resented a wide diversity of occupa-
tions at the third annual convention
of the National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Women's Clubs.
which opened q four days session
here today.
The morning session was taken up
mainly with reports of officers.
Protective legislation for women in
industry is the principal topic to be
discussed at the convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
st AIMS, CIuh outInr.

The Church Club OF st. Anne's r.
G. Church VIII give a moonlight
this evening. The boat will leave
Fourth street wharf at 3 o'clock.
Dancing. music and refreshments viii
be enjoyed. All members. of the CLUB
and their friends viii be welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Funeral Directors outing.

The Delaware Funeral Directors
Association viii hold a business meet
ing and outing on Thursday sitter
noon and evening at the Saengerbund
at Gruhb's Landing. About 6e meme
bers viii take part. Music, vaudeville
and banquet viii be features of the
picnic
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
No Harhcr Board Meeting.

Owing to the absence Of John A0irs.
consulting engineer, of Philadelphia.
the special meeting ~ the BOARD ~
Hsrbor Commissioner. scheduled for
yesterday was not held.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
CLAYTON p. %.
Government Takes a Ten Year
Lease on Fraternal Hall.

Washington, July 19.-The POST
office Department has accepted the
proposal of the Fraternal Hall Co,
Clayton, Del. providing for lease of
quarters for the postofiiee at that
place for a term of ten years, from
September 81. 1921, or date of occu-
pancy.
The lease provides that equipment.
heat. light, safe and parcel post and
postal savings furniture win be sup
piled when necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Common Pleas conrt.

OF Common Pleas, yesterday. heard
testimony and reserved decision in the
case OF the Presto Light Co. against
Harold II. Nesbitg. suit for sS7l.5S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Younr chns Injured.

Beatrice Rubinstine. 2 years oid. of
2t5 West Second street, yas slightly
bruised when Knocked down BY an
automobie truck ~ the sharpiess Ice
Cream Co. Monday afternoon. shs
was treated az the Deiswarr Hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Fourth Delaware Reunion.

The Fourth Delaware Regiment
Association will hold its annual re-
union in Sheilpot Park August A. Will
liam w. Knowles and Captain Henry
G. Parker will make addresses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
ro Arnrd sns.er R-rd c,ntrnrt..

There will Be meeting of ths State
Highway Commission At Dover to-
day. At this meeting Il IL er-
psctec that contracts Tor Stafe-ais
roads ia SUSSEX county will be given
out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
CABINET MEETING GOES OVER.
Several Members Attending the Bomb.
ing Tests III Virginia Waters.

Washington, July 19.--Because of
the absence of several members of the
Cabinet, who are attending the bomb
ing tests off the Virginia Capes. the
regular Cabinet meeting scheduled for
today was cancelled. IT was the sec
ond time in the administration that a
bi-weekly session had been omitted
except on days when the President
himself was away from the Capital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
barney ncyey improves Rapidly.

Rarnard j. Mcvey, % Pont ggsr1.
who has beer flI Tor many weeks. has
30 far recovered as to be aide % take
short walks. His many friends arc
pleased with the news that hs may
soon be able 70 return to mss duties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
ASPHALT ON FREE LIST.
List - 6shslslss That May B,
x01o6D1 HAS Been Disposed Of.

WA1hinEton. July 1.-THE House
today trAnfsrrcd asphalt from the
dutiAbi~ 10 tho FREQ list In the Ford
ney tArin biis. thus dlspos.aE OF tho
last ot tbs 1vs contested schrdules
on which separate votes were per-
Haittsd. Ths vote was 173 TO 36.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
To Administer Estate.

Register OF Wills Isaac r. Brown
hns granted letters testamentary on
the estate Of Eli Hollett to Benjamin
HoIlctt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
NEW APPROPRIATIONS HEAD.

Martin Madden Succeeds Representa-
tive Good on House Committee.
Washington, July I9.--Representa-
tive Martin b. Madden. Republican.
Illinois. today was elected chairman of
the committee on appropriations of
the House. succeeding Representative
Good, OF Iowa, who recently resigned
from the House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
CONCERT TONIGHT AT
C0YNE PLAYGROUND

Mayor Harvey and the Community
Service announce the following pro-
gram for the Band Concert and Com
munity Sing TO be held this evening
at Coyne Playground. Davis and
Heald streets. from to 10 o'clock.
Rand Gnucerf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
Catherine Quinn,

Catherine Quinn died Monday at
her home, 5o4 Spruce street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
OBITUARY.
Funeral OF Mrs.. Anna Rae.

The funeral OF Mrs. Anna a. Rae,
es years old. OF Atlantic City, n. j..
formerly of Wilmington. who died on
Saturday, was held yesterday afternoon
from the undertaking establishment
of George NJ Fisher. 7a2 King street.
Internent win be made in LombarCiy
cemetery. Deceased is survived by
The Washington times., 1921-04-24
ASSYRIAN TEACHER AND
SOLDIER SPEAKS TODAY

DR.. Isaac Yonan, tho militant pro-
fessor of Anatolia College who Is
greatly esteemed by tho Assyrians,
will be heard this morning at the
Church of the Covenant, and in the
evening at the Gurley Memorial Pres
byterian church.
DR.. Yonan Is tho moderator of the
Presbyterian church in Assyria, and
fought with the Armenians against
the Turco-German forces. He later
led q large force to effect a junction
with General Allenby during the
great British cavalry leaders success
full campaign. He is said to be a
magnetic speaker with a wonderful
story to tell.
The Washington times., 1921-04-24
RAINBOW CARNIVAL
WILL AID DISABLED
Gala Affair to Be Launched To.
morrow at Union Station
Plaza.

Veterans of the Forty-second divi-
sion. the OUTFIT that Is generally
identified here and overseas by the
rainbow division that adorns the
shoulders of the divisional uniform,
will open their celebrated and long
awaited Rainbow exposition tomor-
row at the Union Station plaza.
The exposition is a combination
circus. street fair and carnival, boast
ing genuine big time attractions, and
Is being given for the aid of the local
Rainbow men who were disabled over
seas or who may be in Strengthened
circumstances.
President Harding Is genuinely in
terested in the success of the under
taking. and informed the veterans
that he would much prefer to attend
the carnival "as one of the boys
without any speeches" when he was
urged to give his support by B. Car
roll Reece, Rainbow veteran in Con-
gress and the baby" member of the
House.
The following letter was received
at the District of Columbia post of
the organization:
ITO the Rainbow Veterans Assoc
citation.
Permit me to extend the wish, on
the occasion of your exposition and
carnival, that you may have COM
plete success, and that the results
may further the excellent work that
your organization is doing to keep
alive patriotic sentiments that were
so emphatically attested by the serv-
ices Of the Rainbow division during the
great war"
tsigned) WARREN C. HARDING.
The Washington times., 1921-04-24

ereen-corn moon, thunder moon. hunt
ing moon and snow moon. Each of
these moons Is tho crescent moon. and
Is named according to it's varying
shape. Tho club has taken each OF
them as a Camp Fire symbol.
There arc two wcll-known Camp
Fire Girls units In Wsshir gton. ons
under Mrs, Lyster Dewey, of 4612
Ninth street, Petworth, and the other
under Mrs. II. p. Fox. She holds meet
ings of her unit every Friday evening
at tho Hamline Methodist Church,
They both urge the girls to Join their
unit and be ready when they start
their outings into tho country this
summer
FOUR UNITS OPEN.
So, girls. II you want to have those
good times in ths country this sum-
mer, you'd better join either Of these
two units, II you live in Sandy
Springs, Md, get In touch with your
unit leader out there. and there is
another unit leader in Takoma Park
Mrs. Fox says her unit will prob
ably start its excursions into the
country In August, and Mrs. Dewey
will put IL up to the girls.
Get into q unit Get in touch win
60 81 the -.st isaAssa % guardians