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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
LOCAL PHYSICIANS
VISIT WASHINGTON
Attend Medical Convention and
Will be Presented TO Presi-
dent Harding.

A party 81 Wilmington physicians
vent % Washington yesterday TO at
1 nj the annual convention Of the
American Institute which opened on
SUNDAY and will continue throughout
the week At the Institute headquarters
~ the New willard hotel. In the party
we're pr Harrison W Howell. Dr. Ed
rar q Bullock, Dr. :. {. Frederick
ard Mrs Frederick. Dr. G. W Hughes
nnd Mrs Hughes and Dr. Victor ID
kkaahhurn DR. Washburn read an
interesting paper on a medical subject
before 3 bureau OF the Institute az
festerdays session. lie returned 70
Wilmington last night The other
members ~ the party viii remain In
"A AShlnslon for the remaining ses-
s.uns uf the meeting.
Yesterday the Wilmington delegates
AID their guests were couricousiy en-
tertainod by United states Senator J..
llsisler Ball al the Capitol They were
snown through the Senator's Offices
and an had luncheon together at noon.
Tonight the several hundred dele
gates from al over the United States
Vii oe entertained a. the White House
and vii be- presented 90 President
harding. This viii be one Of ths most
interesting functions ~ the conference
This convention IL said 10 be one
n tae best attended and most success
fui affairs held b the Institute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
SENATOR PALMER
PREDICTS WOLCOTT
WILL Be REJECTED
Expresses Belief That Senate
Will Not Confirm the Nomi-
nation.
RICHARDS STATUS IN DOUBT

|. State Senator j. Carey Palmer au-
thori2es publication of the statement
that he believes the State Senate will
not confirm the nomination OF United
States Senator Josiah @. wolcott for
chancellor. His colleagues, il is re-
ported, think the Senate will confirm
the nomination of James Pennewill
for chief justice and William Watson
Harrington FOR resident judge of Kent
county. but none, il is said. will ex-
press an opinion concerning the SEN
ate's action on the nomination of
Charles Sudler Richards for resident
judge OF Sussex county.
The latest poll OF the Senate on MIR.
Wolcott's nomination is as follows:
Against NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jas.
+. Alice, Jr.. J. Gilpin Highfield, Jr..
J. Carey Palmer, Harry Prettynan.
James w. Robertson, T. d. short and
John NJ. Walker. Republicans and
George b. Insley, James McIntire and
Charles ID. Murphy. Democrats-iO.
For contirmation--Senat Asa
Bennett. Wallace $. Handy. William
j. Lutz and John f. Richards. Re
publicans, and Charles Hopkins. John
Il. Latta and L. N. Price. Democrats
80.
Senators Hopkins and Richards are
regarded as uncertain and the opposi-
ton therefore comedies them for con-
tirmatiun.
The Senate will convene at 1880
O'Clock, standard time, next Monday
for the purpose OF acting on the nom
nations, and it is generally believed
the session will continue two DAYS or
longer. Senate rules require an ex-
ecutive session, but Senator Palmer
win propose their suspension and de-
mand an open session.
These nominations are the most
important ever submitted to the SEN
ate" he says. The public is aroused
and entitled to know how the several
Senators regard the nominations. The
Senate is under peculiar obligation to
the public in this matter II would
b. derelict in its duty to the people
Of Delaware if it considered nom
nations Of such great Importance be-
hind closed doors It will be a lasting
credit to the Senate and d distinct
service TO the citizens IL the body goes
on record as being opposed to secrecy .
State Senators conferred in the
Hotel du Pont last night and today
regarding the nomination Of Mr.. VOL
colt. Senators Palmer, Richards and
Short attended conferences last night
and Senators Alice and Prettyrnan
joined them today. Senator Handy.
who also came 10 Wilmington last
night is reported to have visited Sen
atpr Rp1anrs~np
The Central Labor Union at its
meeting last night. received a letter
from Governor Denney. acknowle1g-
ing receipt OF the Central Labor
Unions Endorsement of Chancellor
Curtis for reappointment
Authoritative denial was made to
day of a ruTnor that General Coleman n
du Pont will return from Colorado to
get in the fight" at Dover next Mon
day. General du Pont viii remain in
the west until September
Former United States Senator VIII
lard salisbury. who is supposed to be
greatly interested in the new judiciary
has returned from Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
THIEVES PROWLING
AROUND HOUSES
Robbed Two Porches and Stole
a Bicycle on the West Side
Last Night.

4 green bicycle. valued at $50. was
stolen from the rear Of a residence
located at 703 West Tenth street last
night between 11.15 and 12.l5.
a rug was stolen from the front
porch OF sO4 washington street about
o'clock this morning Some furnl-
ture and a rug were taken from the
porch OF the adjoining house, S02
Washington. The goods stolen from
both houses are valued at about $50.
Small boys made an entrance
through a loosely fastened window to
the offices Of the +. r. Pusey Coal
Company. $40 Shipley street. 50 far
a. can be learned. they helped them
selves 10 three fishing rods in store
room closet, which were enclosed in
the usual cloth wrappers. The boys
were seen By neighbors as they went
away. and i is thought they may be
Identified later.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
LEGION TO GROW P0pPfEs
IN GAIBRAITU'S MEMORY
Rg Aaaoclated preaa

BY Associated Press
indianapolis. June 22e--Pop-
pies from the battleflelds Of
France win be grown at ma
tional headquarters of the
American Legion here in n1em-
ory OF the late r. w. Galbraith,
Jr., national commander of the
Legion, who was killed in an
auto mobile accident here a short
time ago. a miniature shell
torn battlefield will be con-
structed by landscape gardeners
and florists will plant and care
for the memorial flowers.
Seed Of the Flanders poppies
we're received at headquarters
today from J. M. Johnson. of
Marion. s. G.. formerly an en-
gineer with the Rainbow Diyi-
zion. He gathered the pods.
II was announced. from the
battlenelds in the Paccarat sec
tor in the Champagne and at
Chateau Thierry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Painting for STATE House.

State Senator Alice and Represen-
tatives Buckingham and Gray, who
compose a committee appointed by the
General Assembly TO Obtain for the
state House, at Dover, a representa-
ton ia painting Of some episode If
the civil War, came to Wilmington to-
day and conferred with Artist Stan
ley NJ Arthurs. Worl: on the painting
is progressing rapidly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
KwANIANs 0. h. HARDING.
Commend Immigration Restriction
and Reorganization OF Business.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Cleveland. Ohio. June 22.-Consider-
alton OF committee reports occupied
most OF today's sessions of the 9Th
international convention OF the
Kiwanis Clubs.
Among the principal committees 70
report was that on public affairs.
which has adopted resolutions COM
mending the stand taken by the
Harding administration in restricting
immigration, and urging vigorous re-
forestation measures for immediate
consideration BY Congress.
Other resolutions commend Presi-
dent Hardings reorganization Of gov
ernneat departments and urge adop-
tioa by the government OF budget
system.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
POLICE ARREST : MENs
TROOPS HAD Guns READf

Belfast, june 22.-The police .n tho
Upper Fails district ot ibis cits hcar.
ing nring In that AREA today pursued
eight men they suspected ana aan.
tured three Of them. who we're fsuna
10 have ammunition in their noss,s.
sion.
Soldiers with machine euns urr.
occupying vantage points u the raN-
District.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
LONDON GREETS ROTARIANS.
Mayor Receives Americans Who
] Will be Guests at Dinner
Tonight.
BY Assoeicted press to every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, June 22.-American dele
gates who were present at the ses-
sions of the International Conference
Of Rotary Clubs, held in Glasgow last
week, were officially received by the
Lord Mayor of London and corpora
ton officials at Guild Hall here this
morning. The mayor warmly VEL
coined the visitors. and the reply Of
the Americans was made by Ralph
Cummings. of Lancaster, Pa, first
international vice president.
A. j. Balfour, Lord President Of the
Council, and former Secretary OF
state for Foreign Affairs. will address
the Americans at a dinner TO be
given here tonight. Viseountess
Astor, member of Parliament. and
other persons prominent in officiai
and social life here will be present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
BOSTON eLoRE.s OWNER DEAD.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Boston. June 22.- General Charles
II Taylor. editor and publisher OF The
Boston Globe. died at his home here
today. He had been fairly active un-
til recently. but two shocks Of ap-
popleNy within week OF each other
preceded the end. lie was Is years
atI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Woman Motorist Warned.

With 4 warning to he more careful
Miss Bessie Betz of Philadelphia
charged with speeding. was dismissed
~ Magistrate stradley yesterday. Miss
Betz was arrested on the Concord
Pike hy Constable Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
MRS. MALLORY A VICTOR.
American Woman Defeats Mrs.
treen in British Tennis Tournament.

Ey Associated Press to Every Evening
Wimbledon. June 22 Mrs. Molla
BJurstedt Mallory. American women's 5
singles tennis champion, defeated Mrs.
Arthur G. Green. 6-3; 6-2; in to-
DAY $ round Of the British grassscourt
lawn tennis championship tournament
here.
Major A, II. Il. Kingseote. British
Davis Cup team star, defeated r
Gordon Lowe. veteran British player
IL straight sets ca: Ga G 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
HfJIsItD >tflok
STEALS sN EIlHf ~

Carbondale. Ia, June 22-
Thomas McMynn, ~ this city.
x under arrest here TO-DAY
thargod with kidnapping and
annaulflug Mary Murphy, a 2o-
year-old nurse, who he Is aileg-
sd 70 have held q prisoner 81
the woods near here Tor nearly
"a hours. McMynn is 20 years
old and rejected suitof of the
sounE woman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Newspaper advertising is pri-
mariiy an introduction, and
secondarily a salesman. 1t
makes new friends and holds
old ones. 1t makes the public
know yonand your business
and you profit thereby.
In Every Day Business to
stop advertising is 70 stop greet
ing old friends and TO stop MAX
ing new ones.
There's something To think
about.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
state Edueators 10 confer.

The members. Of the new State
Board Of Education, which begins
functioning on July /, will hold a con-
ference at Dover next Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
LEAVE BELFAST
~ SAFETY F0R Hosr

Belfast. June Wfn~
George and Queen Marg defnrt.
~ from Beifa q for Tanaan ln
perfect safety at 0rioek fhls
afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Stanton Team Wants Gnma

The Stanton club of the Spburban n
BasebaH League wants to arrange a
twilight game for tomorrow evening.
Phone 2l54-W TO make arrange
ments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
KING Al BELFAST APPEALS
TO IRISH TO END STRIFE
AND FORGIVE AND FORGET

q Stretch Out the Hand of Forbearance and Con-
citation and Join in Making for the Land We Loce
an Era of Peace and Good WILL, /" He Asks in
Address at Opening of Ulster Parliament; Slim Fem
ers and NationdGsts Remain Array From Ceremonies;
Royal Couple Walled About With Troops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
To Yislt Furniture Cenler.

Ellwood Souder, Nathan Miller and
Leo Montgomery viii go 20 Grand
Rapids. Mich, next Monday to attend
convention Of furniture manufac-
turers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
stoddard Led Americans.

Louis stodarrd at No. I led the
Americans in scoring with four goals,
but ne was closely pressed by Thomas
Hitchcock Jr., at No. with three
goals. r. Watson Webb. No. 3, came
next with goals and the remaining
tally was made by Devereaux MiIburu.
back and captain Of the American
quartet
Honors We're evenly divided between
Lieutenant Colonel Fl. A. Tomkinson.
No. /. Mai jor Barret, No. =. and Lord
wodehouse. No. 3, Of the British team.
each scoring two of England's goals.
The United States scored first. The
goal was made by Louis Stoddard,
playing at No. ! for the American
team.
Two other goals for America fol-
lowed shortly. The second American
goal was made by Thomas Hitchcock
Jr.. No. 2, and the third by Stoddard.
The score at the end of the first
period was United States, g.; Great
Britain, 0.
Continued on page S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

The most severe cases Of stomach
trouble. gas, hloating, cts. yield 70
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. one dose
viii convince or money refunded. All
drugs gistss-Aay.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
WILLIAM ]. LUTz
NAMED CHIEF OF NEW
FIRE DEPARTNEN
Appointed Today for Probation
AIRY Period of Six
Months.
NOW HEADS VOLUNTEERS

William j. I.utz, chief of the volun-
teer fire department. was elected BY
the Directors Of Public Safety, at a
meeting this morning. chief Of the
new city controlled, paid. fire depart
meni Tor a probationary period of six
months All officers of the new de-
partment viii be chosen for pro-
hationary period, il was announced.
The inference is that the appoint
ments viii be permanent if the men
make good. No mention was made
81 selecting assistant chiefs at the
mornings session. I.utz was elected
chief Of the volunteer department a
year ago last May for two years. Last
November he was elected a state SEN
ator for four years. lie is a mem-
Der OF the Fame Fire Co, being presi-
dent, and lives at 407 jefferson street
The appointment of Senator Lutz
as chief Of. the new department be-
comes effective September /, when the
new FIRE department viii begin, under
the law, TO function. The directors
declined. today. to say whether they
had settled on the rate OF pay.
Space is being made in the Muni-
cipal Building for the officers Of the
CHIEF and the secretary Of the Board
of Directors Of Public Safety. The
offices which heretofore have beer
used BY the milk inspector and city
physician have been selected as the
chiefs headquarters and the furniture
is now being removed 10 make room
for them. The rooms are also being
repalnted and viii be in shape for
occupation in a few days.
Chief Electrical Engineer Of the
View York Fire Department Mitchell
was in this city today and conferred
with David Gray. superintendent Of
fre and police alarm telegraph, rela-
tive to the establishing of new fire
alarm boxes and relocating number
of the present boxes. A new central
alarm system viii also have 10 be in
stalled. Recognizing the fact that a
very small percentage of the citizens
know where the fire alarm boxes are
located, the experts have included in
their recommendations that a card
giving the number and location of the
IRE boxes be distributed TO every
house in the city.
Appraisement Finished.
The Board OF Assessment yesterday
completed its work OF appraising the
houses at present occupied by the
fire companies and presented a report
to the Directors Of the Public Safety.
The Assessment Board refused TO
make public the result OF the work
Col Slower announced that il was in
the hands of the Public Safety Di-
rcctors and up 10 them 10 make pub
lie. il they wished. The directors, il
Continued on page 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Elberon. Atlantic City's best mod
crate priced hotel. Central. Fine
table. Running water in rooms. DR..
Ludy.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

Piastering. all kinds, attended 10
promptly. Lowe Bros, 1902 Shallcross
Ave, 5707 M.--Ady. !
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Weather Forsenst

az Associated Press 90 EVERY ENtninn
washington. June e1 weather 80.
cast Tor Dc'A~art
partly cloudy tonight ana ThnrsI...
Hffie change iu tcmuUfHIurp nnirr.i i,
southwest winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Lumber DeaIers, Lnnchenn

The Lumber Dealers Association
gave luncheon in the Hotel du pont
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
PRESBYTER|ANS OF
ELKTON TO MEET
Will be Called Together, July 6,
TO Act on the McElmoyle
Matter.

F.lNton. Md. June 22.-Dr w. s
Kreger. chairman of the standing COM
Inittee of the New Castle Presbytery
has called a congregational meeting OF
the Elktou Presbyterian Church for
July g. In upholding the Presbytery' s
acticn dissolving the pastoral rela-
tions Of Rev. DR.. John McEslmoyie
with the church the General Assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church al
Chicago recently ordered the Presby-
terry to issue call 10: a congregation
al meeting. DIR. McElmoyle resigned
the pastorate after his long fight
against the Presbytery had nded in
his defeat
The purpose of the meeting, it is
said. win be 10 hnd. if possible. a
mutual basis of concord in the
church. the elders of which opposed
Dr. McElmoyle and nearly the whole
congregation supported him. The
church has been closed since DR.. Me
E.ipnayla ulIff
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22

usxe YOU tried Clover Dairy But
- Telephones l54o-l54i ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
j. S. TEAM WINS
POLO BY 10 To 6
AND REL|FTS CUP
Britishers, OutcIassed, Lose
Second Straight Game to
Sturdy Americans.
THE TROPHY COMES BACK


~ Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Huntington Polo Field, London,
June 22s-Amerlca today regained
possession Of the international polo
trophy, defeating Great Britain In
the second match, 10 TO O, and
winning the series two matches
to none.
The full score for the seven periods
was
United States NIB 81 0 2-1o
Great Britain .....0 D 2 2 Q o. 8
The interna tional match wss FOR the
best two in three games. The Amer
lean team won the first game, played
last saturday, by the score Of III 70 g.
BY today'g American victory the
trophy which the British team took
home to England aa a result Of its
victory at Meadowbrook IN 1914 re-
turns to the United States. The tro-
ply Is a cup which has been contested
for since 1885, The match just con-
cluded was the eighth international
series, Of which each nation has won
four.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
DIR. McElmoyle in Baltimore.

Baltimore. June 22.-Rev John Me-
Elmoyle, Of EilSton, Nd. was admitted
by the Presbytery of Baltimore yes
terday at meeting in the Church of
the Covenant.
When MIR. McElmoyle applied yes
terday for permission TO preach in
Baltimore, it was granted by a unani-
nous vote. While awaiting a call ~
a local church. Mr.. McEImoyIe viii
live here with friends.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
Amusemeu,s rOnlshl

Queen hrrcpfiun
Aldino DrcaIn street
Arcadia Foolish Mafroue
Majestic Two Weeks Win -
strand The Husband Hilnfrr
Rialto- Behold Ms Vie
savoy rhc hiEhcst law
Auditorium naulinF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-22
KING AND QUEEN NOT
MOLESTED IN IRELAND
Get Warm Welconns But Cow
eminent Takes Precautions
Against Demonstration.

~ Associaisa rreaa b neerr ngenIrr
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-07
FARRELL SAYS GOVERNMENT
SHOULD HAVE SOLD SHIPS

CLEVELAND, May addressing
the National Foreign Trade Council
here yesterday, James \. Farrell
declared that tine future of the
American merchant marine is at
stake as result of the marine work
ers' strike. He said the Government
lost 500 million dollars when it re-
fused to dispose of its merchant
fleet at the time the armistice was
signed.
AS way out of the present diff
Guilty, he suggested the holding of an
international conference to stabilize
shipping, and recommended the
chartering of the Government fleet
to individuals. He also advocated a
revision of the shipping laws. 49,.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-07
STEEL REACHES HURRICANE;
BIG BRIDGE COMING NEXT

ANCHORAGE, May 1.-THE lay
ing of steel south from Anchorage
reached Hurrican Gulch this week
and the work Of erecting the 3S4-
foot steel span will be taken in
hand Immediately. The erection OF
this structure, it is estimated, will
take about three months, after which
it will be possible to push track
laying operations over Broad Pass
to Riley creek, where another bridge
will be erected, completing through
rail connection between Seward and
Healy.
The Nenana river bridge and the
Tanana river bridge will not be
built until additional funds are Sc
cured from Congress. >%=.. a..
Machinery for the Sutton coal
cleaning plant and the new Eska
power plant is arriving and going
forward out the line.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-07

POLISH INSURGENTS GIVING TROUBLE IN !SHESLA
BELIEVED APPOINTMENT OF GOVERNOR NEAR AT HAND
OF GOVERNOR
BELIEVED CLOSE AT HAND

SEATTLE, May IA Washing
ton dispatch to the Seattle Times
says that it is persistently rumored
at the national capital that Presi-
dent Harding will nominate Alaska's
new governor very soon, and that
Col. William T. Perkins will be
selected. 1t was thought that the
announcement would be made be-
fore the end of the week, but up
to late hour this afternoon no
announcement had been made.
The belief that the nomination
would be made this week was based
largely on the fact that prominent
member of the senate received the
assurance on Friday that patronage
matters would be disposed of this
week.
1t is believed that Wickersham and
Hazelet have destroyed each others
chances.
It has been learned at the Inter
ior department that Secretary Fall
has passed the Alaska governorship
directly to the President, without
recommendation -::
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-07
CRAIG TELLS DEVALERA
CAN'T CONSIDER REPUBLIC

BELFAST, May 7-Members of
the Ulster Unionist party met with
Premier Craig yesterday for the
purpose of hearing his report on
his conversation with President De-
valera, and it was decided that
Ulster, having accepted the govern
ment's Irish act, will make no
further concessions
1t is understood that the Craig
Devalera conference ended when the
premier told Devalera that he could
not talk on the basis of the Irish
republic.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-07
JOHNSON SAYS ORIENTAL
is NATIONAL IN SCOPE

SACRAMENTO, May 7-Senator
] Johnson, of California, is reported to
have declared, in a statement is
sued at Washington yesterday, that
the Japanese problem is national
rather than local.
A Washington dispatch explains
the formation of a committee of
senators and representatives of II
Western states, who will unite in
common action to find solution
of the problem.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-05-07

to Washington, D. c., asking if
naval reserve engineers can be as
signed to steamers operating on
Alaska mail routes. With all of the
Alaska service suspended, the Off
Gals of the company fear that a
serious condition will arise in the
territory. The representatives of the
company will confer with the post
Office and navy departments to see
what can be done.
The steamer Jefferson arrived here
from the North yesterday morning
and the members of the crew were
paid off. And unless engineers can
be obtained, the vessel will be tied
up.
u. S. District Attorney Saunders
conferred with union officials yes
terday regarding the situation, but
he has declined to say what, if any,
results were obtained. He recently
proposed a course of action which
received the approval of Attorney
General Daugherty, but the details
of the plan are not known.
The companies operating out OF
Seattle are making every effort to
arrange plans for a resumption OF
service. In the meantime, mail for
Southeastern Alaska, delayed as a
result of the cancellation of the
sailing of the City of Seattle and
the Alameda, will be carried North
by the Princess May, which sailed
from Vancouver yesterday. .-