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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

Now is the Time TO Get Rid of These
Ugly Spots.

Ugly Spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed Of your freclSles,
as Othine- double Strengths guar
anteed to remove these honely spots,
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
ana apply a little of it night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun 70
disappear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. It is seldom that
more than an ouncee is needed to COM
pletely clear the skin and gain beau
tiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
othine as this is sold under guarantee
Of money back II il fails 20 remove
freckles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
JAPANEsE-BRITIsH ALLIANCE.

The military alliance which exists
by treaty between Great Britain and
Japan will expire next July. The Lib
eraI element in the former country has
begun its fight against a renewal of
that pact, basing it's objections on the
rightful belief that any understanding
existing between the two countries
would cause a feeling of bitterness in
America.
The London Spectator. the leading
liberal weekly in England, in its cur
rent issue states the truth brutally and
frankly in this fashion:
If Great Britain should side with
Japan in a dispute with the United
States the British Empire would
end Canada Australia and New
Zealand would 70 with the daugh-
ter instead of with the mother.
Even. the most wildly imperial
istic and aggressive of BritOns do
not contemplate with pleasure the
blowing of the British Empire into
smithereens in a single instant
Kipling said much in few words when
he penned his lines.
o. east is east, and west is west
And never the twain shall meet.
The relations between the United
States and Japan can never be the same
as exists between this country and those
others populated by white races. AS
Japan grows in strength and power,
her ruling class. which believes that
war is virtuous, and a purifier Of the
national conscience. will be tempted
more frequently to take aggressive ac-
ton in far eastern matters in which
we are concerned. A continued alliance
with Great Britain would give her a
feeling Of added security.
If Parliament and the British For
eign Office will view the matter in the
right light this alliance viii not be re-
newed. 1t was established By Great Brit
ain 80 that she could feel that her In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

These 4lEureS are ina result Oh al Lil-
auiry made by the postmaster general
from 200 inquiries Of hrst. second and
third-ciass Offices. The same authority
gives figures for the United States and
territories with this result: Democrats
appointed. 1912 Republicans. 900.
OnittinE the IL Southern states we
have: Democrats. 598 Republicans,
sac. &c.
Now. Mr.. Editor. your contemporary
friend % says. 1t IS a step forward.
measured by the requirements Of prog
ress. and Is one which We hope VIII be
made.
Ye gods I wouldn't want such fei-
lows TO be or have the appointment os
n board Of education or medical exam
5ners.
And Mr. Underwood said: If the
Republican party conclude TO take the
back track on civil service reform and
20 To the spoils system. that is your re-
sponsibiIity. not ours; but ] say il you
are going 20 take that position. take
Il openly. Tell the country what YOU
are doing and dc not try 70 camoudaEe
the situation. Say that you are going
20 turn these Democrats out because
you want to put Republicans in. You
have the power. You can take the re-
sponsibility Of it to the country.
Amt he right2
W. J. Rothrock.
Wilmington. Del. May II. 1891.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

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To Reach the HOMES
of Wilmington, Use
EVERY EVENING

Whether as a Hcma Noceaslty tor enu
family OF a productive saltSman fur
Rdvertlsora. Every Evening hss siood tns
test hfty years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

IF We ex~nnt the ~ Southern states
md conq.dar anly the s7 states where
the parties are more nearly equally
represented we find that be summary
h .ne4e 21 statns Is rs .ouoMa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13
"MR. HUGHES DOESRIGHT THING
IN JUST THE RIGHT WAY"
Rene Vvan Special Envoy Extraordinary the United States.
Pays High Tribute Americas Secretary of State He Returns
to France After Negotiations Here.
BY STEpHANE LAuZANNE
Editor Of lie Mntin, Paris.

Special
N. Y. CopYrirhl.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

Have you an old piece OF furniture
you no longer use?-Sell it.-Use Every
Evening Classified ads.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-13

W. J. Rothrock.
Wilmington. Del. May II. 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
PETROCRAD FALLS
UNDER ATTACKS or
REvOLUTiONARlES
Continued from page /

'The Republic il surrounded by an
endless number Of enemies" II con
tlunes. THE short breathing space
given Russia has been interrupted by
new entente intriRues. The tasks CON
fronting tho Republic must be carried
through Mt a time when shesis strug-
Cling against counter revoiutionaries.
Copenhagen, March o. News of tho
Tusrian situation late today was con
fiotlng with the stent Helsingfors die
patches reporting that the Soviet
government forces had recaptured mo
fortreases Of Krasnoys oorko ana
systerbak this morning and were train
ing the big guns ~ these fprtressea
upon Rronstadt. whore fires were Oh
served
An infantry assault by the Soviet
troops upon Kronetadt - reported "a
have been reptlHed with enormous losa-
ee 90 the attacking forces
These reports were preceded ~ claims
rnsdo in Helsingf0rs dispatches thai
| petrograd was in the hands of tho revo
| lufinparieH According ~ Reva
| sneclal. however. the eoyiet troops re-
| captured the southeastern suburbs NJ
| petroRrad
| Thousands of fugitives from Petro
| grnd are clemoring for entry into Fin
land tho Finnish sdvlcea state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
CHILD LOST ON EAST SIDE.
Little Margaret Cloud Wanders
From Home and Causes
Alarm.

Leaving her homo 10y way OF o back
door early this morning, while her mother
was making n few purchases at a nearby
storp little Margaret Cloud, yoars
old. of $40 I[irkwood street, wandered
the streets Of tho east side for three hours
and Mt 10 clock was picked up by trends
nj Twelfth and Lombard streets
According 20 the child's parents. Mar
earet left her home by n back door, taking
ao allcv leading TO Ninth street between
Kirkwood and Spruce street rs her route
of escape. Mrs Cloud had left only a
few minutes before 20 purchase iew
household necessities.
From Ninth and Spruce streets the
child wandered to Tenth and Pine BE
coming efrlghtcncd. she ran screaming TO
Tenth and Lombard streets, and thence
To Twelfth street AZ this junoturc she
was picked up by family living on LON
bard street below Twelfth and the police
notified
The child was unable to give any ia
formation concerning either herself oi
her parents and il was only hy maktop
inquiry along the streets of tho east slde
that her home was located In reporting
tho disappearance Of his young daughter
TO the police, the father was informed
that abe had been picked up at Twelfth
and Lombard streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
MARRIAGES AT ASBURY
PARSONAGE

Marriages reported by Rev George
White Dawson at Asbury NJ Z Parson-
age, are:
Jan Ernest B Hrnkle Of Fort du
Pont and Mrs Hannah NJ. Hoffman Of
707 King street
Jan. James H. Golley Of smyrna
and Mrs Lillian Gross Of Harrington.
Jan 24-Charles Henry Warren OF "a
Chestnut street, Marcus Hook, and Anna
Virginia Pleasanton of Wilmington
Jan. 81 31-Reuben Hammond Of Harring-
ton and Miss Ruth Reed Of Milford
Feb. Clarence s Pierce Of 407 Vapde
yer avenue, Wilmington. and Miss Mary
Z Crockett Of I07 North Adams street
Wilmington.
Feb. ) -Frar,, German Smith and Mrs
Annie Elizabeth Brown, both Of liz
MARYLAND avenue, Wilmington
Feb 13 Joseph Paul Faulkner Of 4ls
East Fourth street and Miss Sara Law
renee of Seaford, Del.
Feb Randill j Malin Of 3O4 French
street and Mrs Mary Ronarke Of 40.
East Fourth street, Wilmington
Feb. 19-Paul Hubert Franklin Wilson
of 4O9 East Third street and Ehzabetl
Stats Searles Of 425 East Third stree
| Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
PORTO R|CANS WARNED
AGAINST PROPAGANDA
No Sentiment In This Country TOR
Independence, u S. Con-
pressman Tells Them.

H Associated Prees 20 Every Evening
San Jsran Porto Rico. March g.
warning against dependence propa-
rands In political campaigns and news
pepers, coupled with expressions OF
ansi-Amerfcan sentiment. was given the
people of Porto Rico today in letter
to President Barcelo of the Porto ltican
Senate. from Horace Nj. Towner. chair
man Of the committee on inSilar al
fairs of the United States Congress.
Mr.. Towner's letter was in acknowl-
edsenent of recent cablegrams OF
xre~fipE from q Porto Rica leg1sla-
ttrr~.
FRIENDS OF Porto Rico" II said. will
ftud II difficult to help the tsaaald II this
prr,ps gnnds Is continued. ] assure YOU
there 10 not now and there is not likely
70 be anv considerable sentiment In this
country for the fnderendence Of Porto
Rico. There is legitimate ground for
a larger measure Of self government
hut that has been greatly injured by
the active independence propaganda.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
OCCUPATION MEETS
WITH UGLY PROTESTS
FROM HUN LEADER
Continued from page ]

There wore no signs today OF my mn
mediate labor movement by German
worltmen as an outcome Of tho occupa~
ton.
Refusal of workmen to strike IN at
tributed by the leaders to tho poverty
Of the men which would not admit OF
their existence without their daily
wage However. the temper m the ia-
borerH In tho Essen district II reported
such that IL In feared the agitation may
develop "A mcnacing situation there.
Allied troops To tho number of b,ooo
with four tanks and thre" river hot,iiAs
nre stationed here. but tho military are
not I'm evidence except that double sen
| tinela were at the street corners win
machine gums.
Alonpeide Of tho order of the French
general occupation. which waH posted
In public places. was the proclamation
by President Ebert calling the peopi'
| To bear up peaceably under the En-
tente's slavery"
| General Degoutte's order places IN
m,pers and other functionnries of th'
| puhIic utilities" under military contfoi
I, likewIee forbidH passenger train ser
vice except for workmen and intefna
| tionai travellers. There have. however
been no cancellations. 80 far, OF Train
| or other changes In the service.
| g.neral Ceucher. commanding IN
| French troops I'm Dusseldorf. visite
tho hurnoinastnr today and toid MIR
| General Deeoutte Ind no objection 7
tho meeting of the Rhine Provincis
rantag called for Sunday. provided n
suaerhes were made with regard
the occupation.
The communal police are reuafnin
on duty The security police forc'
which was disnrned yesterday. receive
lt- arms back today The mon on out
| were reduced To the SMALLEST numbs
| coneirtent with the preservation
order. although tho burgotnaster ha
| urged that the force be retained AT v
| former strength.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
STOCKHOLDERS CLAIM
RIGHTS ARE |NFR|NCED
Marshall Hodgman and Others
Bring Action Against Two
Oil Companies.

A bill of complaint hns been filed In
the United stntes District Court by
Marshall Hodgman ct al. against the
Atlantic Refining Company and SUI
porior OIL Corporation. praying for an
adjudication OF the liability of the Re-
nning Company TO tho Superior and an
award of damages In accorda uce there
with.
The plaintiffs. who are minority
stockholders in tho superior corpora
tion. aver that tho refining Compa ny
has acquired and ia at present exer-
cisirg control OF tho superior. To theit
detriment In various matters OF man
agcment.
A large amount of money II involved
In transactions. which concern ths
transfer of $4,000 sharea Mt ts. which
are claimed were worht two or three
times that price.
Andrew c. Gray is solicitor for th'
plaintiffs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
WOOD PICKED BY j. OF P.
FOR POST OF PROVOST
General Indie ated That He Would
Accept When Formally
Elected.

Philadelphia March a.-hator Gen.
Leonard Wood will he nominated as
Provost Of the University of Pennryl-
vania at tho next meeting Of tho Board
Of Trustees to he held March FL
This announcement wns made last
night by Efineham II. Morris, MEM
her of the board. following an Informal
meeting Of trustees AT which the Cen
oral WAS present. No other name was
discussed. Mr. Morris said. and he added
that he believed Gen. Wood was In
cIinod 10 accept" the nomination.
Tho announcement was confirmed by
Charles Curtis Harrison. Dean Of the
Trustees and himself a former Provost.
Dr Harrison said:
Under the regulations governing the
election of new Provost. month
must elapse between nomination and
election Gen. Wood. therefore, could
not be elected before the April meeting
DIR Harrison. explaining the meet
ing had been an informal one. attended
hy seven trustees. and in no sense a
stated meeting Of the board He said
tho seven could not speak for the
other trustees"
We wished to meet Gen Wood and
| talk this matter over with him" he
| continued, Many OF us never met hin
| before.
Gen Wood spent three hours toda,
| discussing the Provostship. which IL II
said will carry n salary OF $4,000 {
year. with seven OF the twenty three
| trustees of the university. Upon hi
arrival he said he would be delighted
to become head Of the institution. bu
declined TO state definitely whether b.
would become tho universitys director
| saying:
Il would much prefer such an
nouncement 10 come from the trustees
Personally. l do not feel at liberty Z
make such an announcement"
| At hte conclusion of the confercnc
Gen Wood left for New York to max
preparations for leaving for the Philip
pines on March 25. where he will max
Government survey for Presider
Harding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
HARDING WOULD RAT|FY
THE COLOMBIAN TREATY
Finds Pact Negotiated by Wilson
Without Apology. Worthy of
His Full Endorsement.

washington. March p~-Tt was init
mated following the Cabinet meeting
vastertiav. that the Colombian treaty.
indernnifving the Republic ~ Colombia
IN the sum ~ s25 0G0 900 for the reizttre
Of the Panama Canal Zone. has boon
approved IN ita amended form hv Presi-
dent Harding and that u wiil he ratified
a, the present extra aession ~ the Sen
ate
Tn. treaty r~aa fevorebiv reported hy
the foreign relations committee Mon
aav and was a matter If conference die
cus-ion at the white House dinner Mon
dsv Although u was negotiated by tho
late Democratic administration and ws $
bitterly opposed by the Roosevelt wing
II the Republican party y iH now
che tnpioned hy leading Republican SEN
ators
Incidentally the apology whieh 4
contained when first drafted expressin 2
the regret ~ this government over the
forolbla sepa "a tion of the territory ~
tho present Republic ~ Panama and -
the Canal Zone from the Republic ~
Colombia has baen eliminated. u was
thiE apology which inonnHed the lats
Colonel poo-.veit. under whose admin
| istration tn. Panama coup was exc
| cuss-f and his friends IN the Senate LET
| u he known That they would defeat 'hs
treaty the Apologize language 70
| naiuad In the paet.
As II now stands. the treaty merely
| states i,a purpose that of 'roEtorins
/ tho cordial friendship that formerl1
characterized tho relations between tn
/ two countries and also 70 define ant
| regulate their rights and interests II
| respect 20 the lntsrocnsniC cana
| which the government Of the Unite
States has constructed across the 18th
| mus of Panama.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Members OF New Castle County
Bar Pay Tribute to Memory
of Baldwin Springer.

Tribute 20 tho memory Of Baldwin
Springer was paid = IN members Of
tho har Of New Castle County today In
court room No. 2. After glowing trib-
utea I'm addresses by Caleb 70. Burch-
enal and others. resolutions were
adopted showing tho appreciation
I'm which the deceased was held by
his associates NJ the bar.
II wan the cxpreEaion Of tho meeting
that IN tho death Of Baldwin Springer
Delaware had lost one of the finest
characters that had ever graced the
hnr In tho State.
Following were the resolutions
adopted.
The resolutions follow:
Whereas. baldwin Springer. a nam
her of the New Castle County bar. de
rarted this lifa on Monday morning,
March seventh. 4 ID. 1921.
And whereas. we the members ~ the
har of New castle county nave learned
~ tho death oC baldwin Springer our
associate. with very deep regret.
And whereas we desire 10 record our
very great appreciation of the rharact
legal learning and perseverance, under
| tremendous odds of our deceased fei-
| tew member.
AfN WnPIf4E. VIZ ttASf1& lAfAHft =
express ouI 'nVe and admiration 5Hr tui
dera rfci member. whose afIliction, I'ei
severance and loyalty tc his friends
won the admiration of all who knew
| him,
| 10 Il T'.rsf,re. RoEolvei. that we
/ tho ~. uta,s e the har ~ New Castle
/ county. iu n enorisl service eEsemhied
| hereby isrrrj out apprnc. tlon of Raid
win Springer cur associate. our al
| nliratior fc.- hts cheerfuluesa unde
| great affllcti,g and our lova Of HI
| noble life ar character
llo II further Resolved. that we ex
press our svmpathies 10 Raldw''
| Springer Mauil. the nephew cf baldwin
Springer whose loea will he irreparRhle
he II further Resolved. that We ex
press our gvmpstlies TO thu Rurvivin
brother and Ia his family for the loP
which they have sustained,
Re u further Resolved. that a cop
n these resolutions be spread upo
the minutes q this association and
copy I've aent TO the family af the dc
ceased and TO the public press OF thi
city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
CHICAGO LIVE >ro,A NARAFr.

81 Associated pr-ss '1 ENer' sven
chicago. March a-, atfle
5000 heef steers and slttncr ''t
strong rs tT cents h.Eher
steers. sariy 5000. auue Hra
choice 1867 pound rearAns
Slo55. bllk beef steers g.
bulk fat she stock. SIS ooGs
ana cutters mostly So no6
slow bulk. s. o5Gs2 -a
vealers largely s0fozt
ana feeders active a4.k 81
HoSs receipts 5000
higher thar vasterday are. ~
and light butchers 40 most t-i r1f
calIy All sold hIik RAD ."aH '"
SllfAallz5 hllk 12o nee
S,Ol5aiO-5 piss ,a -srfs H.gaer
sheep. receipts $4,000 arer0s
slow ars, sales q cents fighel ArA
tor. early Sf0g5 others aeId -cra az
ablv htghs. bu'k tat a0Ihg -arF
s9.50alOeb. Bulk fat ewes. sar'T ttei
R5.TS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
PHrLA. PRoDrCE sAREEr.

Nv szo~iafsa PRESS - gv.~v Evsrin~
Phuadslrhia March a-Wh~~s in-~
SD --d vIrfsr 7aai "a ~. xsr-
irky. ssal74
Sorr .awsr 80 fgr srpo-f ga
sais H. t1- 1cal rads. s4'tsash Na
d. yellow gt'4as2B
oats. ower so 2 wnifs sSasr -.
White. ssaGbs 50 v.i's tt.ea
f.u.tpr over y~.'r-n -rsarnsrT -
"a. -l sariy prin's 'anry. 6i18
ERzz. over rsarbv srr-s. astsnst
a.. current re~sip-z. 70 7vssssrn @rtra
rrsfs. 1AiAd3s ~. arr,s sah tass
sarcy zelec-rd 1arked. a ga.
cheese. steady %cw York vhoie milk
'apcy rats rsld -sa2s common -
-rod -fG7- urrru' maze. fancy nsfs
24a25 la 1m0,on rs cord ,al4
onR norm -aid and ,resh. ga 2s.-
single l1ls.es he'd. -7's a7a's a.
fresh. zs's o2-ts
1--we aollt-v 1uI 'owls. a 4
44a..,y a3- fancy rroiAnE ehics~na
taa4a .4urE -oostera. a2s od
ROSTERS ta25 lrksys. 'anry t'o1ss
( 10. rdl-ary 5 a43 I8cSa. white p-sin
/ I3a45 %. = soovy -sa32 zees-. 4
/ a7-
Dressed aou.try steady surE~,T
choice - sanrv sas0 'alr - rood
4514.0. s,w.s. s-esh <..sd. 1oire
+. fancy a3a - small sizes. IA a.
-a 1osters. -sa29 rollers, saroY
4sa4s Is. western s3Rf5 -7astini
-n.rxprs. .artv r3a4 1. restsrr
36u4a s-y.rE aeas. earny is14s
58 sestera 7a35 llrSa fancy p-st
arn. 81 40 geese western. 'ancy 4
032
Potatoes e-mer white potatoes
P-ra-s var.a .er 800 pounds sal.
Jersey SO -sr uAsNet. 15abo
{. s' -oa25.
Fva.r 841 socr winter stralt vestet
aear la r.ar.y. '09as
winter. s,rh.-. alp.Ge-a io.
7a,s0t. 5oGs spring Hrst a.
l5 Io atent a0oGsai
patent g-5al0t9 ,aacs Fpras
e.-v hans patent family aran4
1925
Ha steady -mDfa5 SO.
7400 -.r t.r 40. No , = 0o
sample $500 G2o '0 10 graie
1900 clover mixed 1a. tght @
a2.o0.a ..50. So. Z mixed % ioa,i .
Ta.lov 1.l4t prime -i-y 7os'
special loose prime c-r
edible n -er~es.
Bran Arm sot' winter Fesf".r
is. sacks. l4.0l assoc 0,r ~
$500 2 3io0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
ELIZABETH HAS PLAN TO
START IDLE R. R. SHOPS
Merchants OF City Willing to Ac-
cspt |. o. U.s. OF Central,
That Men May Go Back.
ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Assoriated Frees 70 F0efr FsehihB
Elizabeth. NJ. j.. March ee-Bmployea
In the car repair shops of the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey here laid Off
two weeks ago on the ground that the
company had no funds with which TO
pay them, are willing 10 return to work
and accept the oornpanys /. o. Us
az pay. the Elizabeth Chamber of Com
merce announced today.
Merchants Of the city have agreed
20 support tho car shop employees In
their wage credit proposal. II was stated
and will accept the oompany's pay
checks without question and will cash
the credit slips I'm exchange for pur-
chases.
NJ. n. Grifflth. secretary Of the Cham
ber raid that the plan was being drawn
up In the form OF an agreement by
| the railroad workers and would be pre-
sented To the Central officials by his
Organization.
| The credit wage plan contains on'
| eondition--thst the work iH 10 be re
sumed on elk days week. eight hours
a day basis. This would give employ
ment 70 approximately 1000 carpen
ters, hlactsmiths. boilsrmakerE and gen
ersi repairm.n. who were thrown on
| OF work when the railroad laid pf
II. entire force At the car repair shops
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
SEEK DIPLOMATIC POSTS.
Long List Of Candidates Shows
There is No Scarcity Of Am
bassadoriaI Timber,

washington March --Tne Geld =
ful 81 aspirsut= for diplomatic honoTs
under The Harding Administration. n
vas announced st the White House
Yesterday that President Harding Had
mot decided on 3 single man for any
one RI the important posts abroad
The declaration uss made. II L. believed.
70 overtake the story that George liar
vey nnd been selected as Ambassador
70 Great britain. although here seems
70 10 a definite understanding that Hr.
Harding intends 70 name MIN.
fnferestina comment about me plans
~ the President for Herbert Il. Hoover
Is in circulation here. II is stated that
a = soon as peace Is declared Mr.. Hoover
viii be sent 20 Germany - bring about
friendly relations ard promote trade.
Here are some persons mentioned 2
connection with diplomatic posts
To Great Britain George Harvey
II %ew York or New Jersey former
GOV. Frank .. I,owden ~ Illinois Sen
ator Frank r. Kellogg of Minnesota
Cornelius Vanderbilt y New YORK,
Eiha Root Of New YORK. FRANK 4
| Hunaey II View York.
France Myron T. Herrick # Ohio
Gen. John ~ PeFsnlns ~ aiaso ~
/ David jayne Hin Of New York FOR
ner Gov. Frank o. Lowden x Illinois
! Charles .. Dawes q illinois. 60.
william Hayward Of Nebraska.
italy Henry Lane Wilson. former
IL Ambassador 20 Mexico. and y. II
/ Collier of New York.
Mex.ca Newell w. Sanders. sorsne
United states Senator from Tenaes
see.
Japan Lloyd Carpenter Gr.scon o
New York
c.srr,anv Harber, e. Hoover Il Caa
fornia. and David jayne Hl- ot Ne7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-09
STOLE HIS TTMRPIECF.
smooth Stranger Cots Away With
Watch Of Chester Nan.

Samuel Kindei. colored. Of Sis Central
avenue. Chester. Pa. doesn't trust
strangers anymore. especially II they
are tall and have the appearance Of
being fast runners. ~ least that IS
what he said At the police station when
he reported that man posing as a
purchaser OF his watch had stolen i
and run away.
Kindel came TO Wilmington yesterday
afternoon At Fifth and Pine streets
he was accosted by n stranger who ask
ed him II ne had a watch 10 sell. kindel
pulled out his watch and allowed the
stranger TO take Il in his hand. After
examining the timepiece minutely for
a few moments the tall man suddenly
turned and ran. carrying kindel 5
timepiece with him Kindel said tbs
watch was worth s25. The man he
described as being tall and thin