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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
ELEVEN MOTORISTS
ARRA|GNED IN COURT
Arrested Over Weekend Charged
With Violating Auto or
Traffic Laws.

Eleven motorists arrested for alleged
violations of the motor law CIR traffic rules
over the week end were arraigned IN
Municipal Court today. Judge Hastings
imposed the minimum fine 0f SD on hll
speeders in the group, as 1t was the hrst
offense in each case
~ never had anything like this IN
Municipal Court before" Judge Hastings
remarked, as man otter man was called up.
"The court is inclined 10 be lenient the tlrst
time and impose the minimum fine but
If il is necessary TO break up the practice
the court will have no hesitation TO I'M
pose the maximum. Motorists should
know that they will not be allowed TO run
ut the rate OF thirty miles an hour through
the citvP
The following, all Of them alleged TO
have been running IN the neiRhborhood
Of 20 mles an hour when arrested, were
fined $40 and costs each Charles r. 1ay-
lor, Gilbert Dill. Frank +. Gray, Frank =.
Milano, Donald Whitaker, Walter w.
Pollock, Harold Lambert, Giuseppe Jacon-
ELI and Barney Buden. Jacbneili was
arrested by Officer Cats on Market street
near Thirty-second after he had collided
with trolley car.
Howard W. Bradley, charged with vio-
lating the traffic rules by driving on The
wrong side Of the street, was dismissed. lie
colided with nchine driven by William
Jemison at the intersection Of Eleventh
and Orange streets this morning. Neither
car was badly dmaged.
The case of Roderiek Neville, charged
with driving On automobile while lntoxi.
Gated, was continued until Thursday Of
the request Of his counsel, w. w. Knowles
Neville was arrested after he had run into
telephone pole at the southeast corner
of Beech and Horrison streets, damaging
fender and the steering gear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
GOLDEN EAGLE LADIES
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Five Temples in Delaware Have
Balance of So, ,Oo5 ga in
the Treasury.

The Ladies of the Golden Eagle, Grand
Temple af Delaware, are holding their
annual meeting in Red Mems hall, 5l5
Shipley street, today This morning. 8
session opened at 10 O'Clock, with Mrs
Mary Pryor, the retiring grand templar,
presiding. About thirtv-five members
attended, all five Of the temples, four Of
which are In Wilmington, and one ~
MarshalIt0n, being represented.
Three reports were gwen, those of The
grand tempiar, the grand guardian Of
records and the grand guardian OF ex-
chequer From the report Of the grand
guardian Of records. Mrs. John Palmer
Jr. IL was learned that during the year
s4f2 had been paid ont in sick benefits;
$500 In death beaefit3 and so in dona-
tIons. The receipts for the term amounted
to S1,055.35 and the expenses we're
81 .25s. %. A balance Of s., ,095.94 is sfill
standing. The meeting was adjourned at
IL clock, for luncileon.
The most important, event Of the af-
ternoon will be the installation Of officers
and appointment of committees for the
coming year Il is thought probable that
this work viii be in charge of supreme
officers, from the Philadelphia Temple
The officers 10 be installed are. grand
templar, Catherine Scott, No. ,: granC
vIce-templar. Anna Morris, No. 3; mar
shall of ceremonies. Emma Simpson, No
2; priestess, Carrie Heatwell, No. 7
grand guardian OF records. Mrs. JON
Palmer. Jr., No. 2; grand guardian o
exchequer, Fannie Adolph, No. z; gran'
guardian Of inner portal, Ursula Waite
No. 7; graad guardian Of outer portal
Christina Wenzle, No. z.
The members of the lodge presente
Mrs John Pelmer, Jr grand guardian {
records, whose thirtv-third wedding ami
versarv also occurs today, with hand
some bouquet of carnation and roses c
| varied colors' and maiden fern. The pre-
sentation speech was delivered by Mr.:
Sarah Miller, OF Temple No. T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
TARIFF LEGISLATION FIRST.
Republican Congressional Leaders Sa,
Program VIII Stand.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. April plans of Re
publican Congressional leaders TO place
tariff first and tax revision second on
the legislative program of the extra ses-
sion will stand. IL was said today by
members of Congress after they had
conferred with President Harding.
In talks with callers today the Presi
dent. II was said. renewed his sugges-
ton for ''two-inch" emergency tarifl
bill covering but a few items but again
advised that the only feasible plan for
agricultural relief was TO pass the
Fordney bill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BUSY DAY FOR HARDING.
Forty Names on Appointment Schedule
of the President.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington, April 4.-President
Harding $ policy of receiving callers on
only three days d weeN resulted today ia
the heaviest engagement lists since he
entered the White House. Forty names
were on the appointment schedule which
covered the day from 9.45 a. m. to 8
p. IN. Eight of the forty were to bring
delegations with them 10 pay respects
to the Chief Executive, and one of the
eight delegations numbered IS persons.
A dozen of those on the list We're
members of the Senate or House and
the others represented wide range of
interests touching about every Ques-
ton of domestic and foreign policy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Goes Back TO Farnhurst.

On the recommendation Of Police
surgeon DIR. q. w. X. Forrest. who ex-
amined the woman. Ruth Turner. coll
ored. will be taken TO Farnhurst today.
She Is afflicted with religious mania
and talks continually on religious sub
iects. she was released from Farnhurst
Ave months ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
REACH FRONTIER T0NlGHI.

Geneva. Switzerland. April A mes
sage received here today from the Swiss
minister IN Vienna stated that ex-Em-
peror Charles would probably reach the
Swiss frontier tonight.
Neither former Empress Zita nor the
ex-ruler's secretary here has heard from
Charles since Friday last.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
PROBING PRIESTS MURDER.
Michigan Authorities Lay Crime ia
Enemies Of Slain Man.
BY Associated Press 70 Every fsveninr.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Detroit. Mich. April 4s--Deputy sher-
IFS went to Bronson, Mich today TO
question former parfshioners OF Father
Leo Jarecki, who was shot and killed
In the doorway Of his rectory at Wyan-
dotte, suburb. last Friday night.
What course the investigation would
take at Bronson was not Disclosed by
the officers here. II waE known, how
ever. that their inquiry yesterday had
10 do with the identity of possible
enemies Of the priest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
$4,000, 900 BONUS ISSUE.
Michigan Voting on Proposal to bond
State to Benefit Soldiers.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Detroit, Mich, April Michigan
voters today were passing upon a pro-
posal TO bond the state for s5o,60o,oo0
for soldiers. sailors and nurses bonus.
and electing minor state officers.
In Detroit the bonus proposal shares
interest with two street railway pro-
posals. One WAS that the city super
wise operation of all traction lines on a
service cost basis, guaranteeing owners
OF the private systems a return of siS
per cont, and the other. that the street
railway commission be authorized ~
purchase a part of the private System
which would be added 20 the municipal
system.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
BANDITS ROB THEATRES.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Detroit, April 4.-Three armed ban
dts this morning entered two vaude-
vile theatres here. broke into the Of
fec safes and escaped with $4,000. AT
one theatre. where the major part of the
loot was obtained, q watchman and
three scrubwomen were held at bav
while the combination was being knock
ed OFF the safe.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
TOURED florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tatnall Return
From Southern Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tatnall and
Miss Marjorie Tatnell have returned from
a trip to Florida, with MIR and Mrs.
Robert Brown Of Germantown, Pa. They
left here on January 2S, by rail. From
jacksonville they started by automobile,
which had been shipped by boat, and
made sbout 5000 miles touring the state.
The perty enjoyed their experience great
", being especially pleased with 1T.
Petersburg, the west coast resort, where
they spent nearly three weeks.
In the ceslrse Of their travels they were
plea sed to find the Wilson Line Steamer
City of Philadelphia in service, as q re-
minde of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
ORCHESTRA PROSPECTS.
Effort to be Made to Continue Annual
Musical Treat

II is expected that the same persons
who have constituted the Delaware Com
mittee for the Philadelphia Orchestra
will be elected at the annual meeting
this week, TO serve in a similar capacity,
but under another name, as the old one
is of course no longer appropriate. Just
what that name will be depends on the
decision reached as 20 future arrange
ments, whenever that matter shall be
settled.
The present officials of the committee,
who are also expected TO be reelected,
are as follows: Mrs. John 3. Bird,
president: Mrs. William Belts, first
vice-president; Mrs. J. Ernest Smith,
second vice president; Mrs. Norman $.
Huxley, secretary; Miss Annie T. Finn,
treasurer and Mrs. William n. Barnard,
general chairman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
REPAYE NINTH STREET.
Work TO be Done Between Market and
King Streets.

Notice has been given BY the Board
OF Street and Sewer Commissioners of a
heating at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing on the matter of the proposed re-
paving with asphalt of Ninth street be-
tween King and Market. There are only
two property owners affected, the VIII
mington Savings Fund Society and the
sDela ware Trust Co. and the funds are
in hand. The notice is merely a com
pliance with the law, and the work will
be taken up at once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
ROcKEFELLERs LAWYER DIES.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Daytona, Fla, April 4.-starr j.
Murphy. counsel for the Rockefeller
foundation and legal adviser of John ID.
Rockefeller Sr., died in a hospital here
today after a brief illness The body
will be sent to Montclair. N. J.. for
inferment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Trolley Co, Wins Suit.

A jury in Superior Court today re-
turned a verdict in favor Of the de-
fendant in the suit of Howard r
Owens VS.. Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction CO. The suit was for damages
10 an automobile owned by Owens at
the gun club crossing, north Of this
city about a year ago, when ii coiiided
with a trolley car.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Architect May Sue r. d. Laekey.

The suit Of Edward Candy May VS..
Frank ID. Iaclxey was started in SUI
perior Court today. This suit involves
5000 as architectural commissions on
the Iackey residence on the Philadel-
phia Pike at Grubbs landing and on
the Office building near Tenth and Mar
ket streets. Andrew c. Gray, James II.
Hughes and Lester Levy represent the
plaintiff and Richard $. Rodney the
defendant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
pnhilr Rnilling Coal.

AS only two bids for ule coal supply
of the public building We're in hand at
o'clock today, although others We're
expected. the Public Building Commits
ron deferred immediate action in the
matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
JAMES SALISBURY TRUSTEE.
To Adjust Estate OF Peter c. du PoBt
Voluntary Bankrupt.

Liabilities OF s5.043.5s and assets of
s1530.4s are reported IN the case OF
Peter c. du Pont. cigar manufactures
of 405 Shipley street. who was adjudged
a bankrupt on the 18th OF March. on a
petition presented 70 ]. Rankin Davis.
Referee - Bankruptcy.
At meeting of creditors this mora
ing. James Salisbury was elected Trus-
tee. to take charge OF the assets and
convert them into cash for the benefit
OF the creditors.
The largest account is that owing
Nipple Brothers Company. Philadelphia,
sI2S5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
patrolman Johnson Stricken.

Patrolman George b. Johnson was
taken 10 tho Delaware Hospital yester-
dav morning suffering from acute In
digestion. He is a brother of House
Sergeant Elijah Johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Gard of Thanks.

We wish TO thank the relatives and
many friends Of our daughter, Beatrice
May Wilson. for their kindness and
flowers sent during her recent illness
and death. Father and Mother.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Marine Planes Leave for Havana

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Miami. Fla, April 4.--The two Marine
Corps .airplanes en- route from Wash
ington TO the Virgin Islands left here
at 11.30 a. m, today for Havana the
next scheduled stop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
STEAL CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Property of Samuel IL. Caufman OF
Near Lyndaiia.

NtdI u HuHIIH.
Carpenter tools valued at several hun
dred dollars We're stolen from the tool
house of Samuel II. Caufman, con-
tractor, at byndalia, just outside New
port on Saturday night. The theft was
discovered early yesterday morning by
George King. foreman. The door was
opened and the lock- pried loose. The
list of tools stolen received by the po-
lice included saw, chisels. levels, ham
mers, &c.
Constable Poole of Newport was in
mediately notified but was unable TO
obtain any clue to the identity of the
thieves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Mrs. petltdemange Police steuographer

The Board Of Police Commissioners
have appointed Mrs. Leah T. Petitde-
mango, 1905 Washington street, as stem
ographer OF the Detective Bureau of the
Police Department. Mrs. Petit de-
mango assumed her duties this morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
Young Republicans Plan Campaign.

There viii be a meeting of the Repub-
Bcan executive committee AT the Young
Mems Republican Club this afternoon,
when plans will be made for the coming
campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
NEW CREMATORY PLANT.
Signed Contract Received by Clerk OF
Council Simmons.

Clerk of Council Homer G. Simmons.
has received the executed contract for
the erection of the new city incinerat-
ing plant, which is to cost $4,000 and
to be completed within As working days
from the time of beginning.
AS two shipments have been made,
delivery Of which is looked for any
day, it viii not be long before the work
IS under way.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04
$40 of All Failures
Were Non-AdvertlSerS

These are the 1920 figures OF the
big commercial agencies.
They are interesting statistics, Vet
there is nothing remarkable IN the
facts disclosed.
The concern that advertiSes ecog-
nizes that advertising is the greatest
and cheapest selling force We have
today.
And moreover, the advertising 5
in itself evidence of business life. IL
is enthusiasm for quality and service
bubbling out into print.
All advertising does not succeed.
Sometimes il is badly done. Adver-
tising in the right place. al the right
time. backed by the right goods VIII
invariably win.
The foundation Of advertising sue
cess is picking the right markets
and the right medium. The national
advertiser who starts on this basis
plans ntelligently and has the battle
half Won.
The right medium for reaching the
largest number Of customers, az the
lowest cost. in any market. IS The
daily newspaper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04

Sell your old furniture through Every
Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-04

Read Every Evening want ads.
that ad in Every Evening today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01

ZAVE-r.

u okresniho soudu cekalo je
velke prekvapeni.
Soudce oznamil jim, re no.
tar predlozil soudu zavet' rodi-
Gu Viktorovych, Josefa Zimy a
Alzbety Zimove.
Soudce pravil:
"Prvniho dine tohoto mesice
vysla lhuta, kterou urcili zvec-
nell manzele Zimovi k otevfe-
nj sve zavcti. PoslySte zneni IA
yeti tie:
"NaS jediny syn, Viktor III
ma, radost nase a pycha, kdyz
Iodiizdel do valky, dorucil nam
dopis, ktery K zaveti priklada,
me. We smyslu dopisu tohoto u
! stanovujeme: Ponevadz pc
smrti naSeho syna Viktora ne
maine zadnych pribuznych, We
nuieme vScchno sye jmeni, pc
zu1stavajici nc statku els. 2.
Jezefe Sc vslm prislusenstvlm
S inventarem zivym i mrtvym
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PRODA Sc "a pficinou cd

PRODA Sc. "a pficinou od-
jezdu do stare vlaSti dobfe sc
vyplacejicl obchod cukrovln-
kami, tabakem a skolnimi po-
trebami a soft drinks. Obchod
Sc nalezarv blizkosti dvou Skol,
naproti je hostel a nemocnice.
Levny najem a .vyhodny lease.
.Obchod je dobfe zasoben zbo-
zim a vzdor pritomne situaci
jest We vytecnem chodu. Vaze-
MENU uchazeci Sc da Ia w
hodnych podminek. Haste Sc
v els. 1922 Cedar Ave. pc LITE
hod. odpoledne. As
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PRAVA LACE

Novy dunn pro 2 robin. 5
pokojd nahore a 5 dole, tvrde
podlahy, cihlovy foundation, 2
kombinacni fernesy, prihrady
ma uhli a ovoce We sklepe,
skopky ma pradlo, vse ciste w.
papirovano, 2 krasne pavlace
We pTedu a 2 vzadu. Garaz.
Tento majetek Sc naleza blize
Miles Ave. v Corlett. Cena ie
$4,000, cast hotove, ostatni ma
lehke splatky. Petite Sc ma p.
Kohouta, .agt. u Atlas Finance
Co., 5458 Broadway. AZ
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(Pokracovani)
~ wsse

"Milostiva PAM, racte Sc "a
mne pfimluvit u slecny Emily,
ably svolila staff Sc mou".
"Vite, pane Kosinko, ona Je
jeSte tax mlada - ona by ra-
da ieste n6co uzila -"
Zach, kdyz nejde 0 mic jine-
no - to Dude moci u mne uzi-
vati do syta - vzdyt' ia uz
nam koncesi ku zaffzeni lekar
ny v kapse".
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MODERNf

MODERNf jednorodinovy
dun v Mt. Pleasant, o 6ti po-
kojfch, koupelna, krb, tvrdy
finish, garage, bfidlicova sire
cha. Lot je 40 pri lac stfevf-
cich, ulice dlazdena. Cena
$500. Pro blizsi informace
piste neb prijd'te do ufadov-
ny J. +. Nejedlik and Co.,
11015 Union Ave., vedle Bou-
levardu. Tel Broadway 1886
- Union 1861 r. :?
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PRODA Sc dun pro jednu

PRODA Sc dun pro jednu
rodinu 0 5ti pokojich, koupel-
ma, fernes, skopky ma pradlo,
plyn, elektrika, a bridlicova
,strecha. Da Sc "a $4,000, bu-
deli prodan hned. Nechte a.
dressu v adm. t. listu pod znaG
kou "Ddm". Agent sc vylu-
cuji. AZ
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y NAV RAT X
POvfDKA re svETovE vALKY
NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR
budoucnost rodiny ...'

DuN0ucnOSL rOdlny -.
"Ku podivu", podotkl Jan
Vyhlas, "jak kolik dovedla
valka vybaviti |upoutane ener-
gle ! Lide slabi a drive netecni
stall Sc najednou silnymi a jsou
ted sauna cinnost. To jakoby
priroda chtela zjednati ale
spon cast nahrady "a ztrace-
ne silly, jez prichazeji valkou
ma zmar. A zvlaste zeny konaji
dizzy a Jim slusi dekovati, re
sc pc odchodu tolika muzu u
mas donna vsecko nezrltilo -"
"To Dude radosti dnes Il Mi
chalu Povazte, Michal nebyl
cd zacatku valky jest6 ami jed
nou ma dovolene. Byl ma ne
kolika bojistich, ale vzdycky
s 'astne vyvazl. Ten Sc podivi
sve domacnosti a obchodu. A
coz teprve detem! Karlouse
vnbec jeste nevidel, leda ma
podobizne. Jest to roztomily
klucik, uz beha a zvatla. Sla-
vinka no uci, jak ma uvitat
tatu, az Sc 2 vojny vrati," wy
pravela Maryska.
Jan Sc zalibou naslouchal
jejimu vypraveni.
AvSak uz byli ma .stanici V
okresnim meste. Maryska a "a
nj Jan spechali, ably byli pfi-
tomni shledani Michalova Sc
zenou a detmi.
Jake to bylo uvitani!
Maryska plakala pohnu-
tim
Wax ieSte nestal, uz re
dvirek perronu pres vSechny
namitky nadrazniho zrizence
vybehla Slavinka s Karlousem
v naruci, drahe deti vedouc "a
ruku.
Michal stall w ma stupatku.
A kdyz uzrel zenu a deti,
lzamavl capkou a S vykfikou
"Zeno, deti!" vrhl Sc Jim
vstric.
"Tatinku, tatinku!" volaly
/ starSi deti, ruckama mavajlce
a vytrhly Sc mamince, ably by
ly drive Il otce.
Michal pozvednuv ODE ma
!, jednou, tiskl je a znova a zno-
!, va libal. Ale uz tn byla Sla-
: vinka s nejmladsim. Pc dlou-
hem obieti, pri nemz zadny z
: manzelu mcdowell pohnutim
: vypraviti re sebe ami slova
; chytiI Michal do naruce neJ'
mladsi dite sve a bourlive JIG
: laskal. Chlapecek hledel ns
| cely vyiev ten udiven. Bal Sc
| ciziho muze, jejz ted vide
| ponejprv.
"Tata, privitej prece tatu,'
zaseptala Slavinka.
i Karlous vsak bojacne tatl
a 81 prohlizel.
Il Lide z vlaku zvedave a 81
. zalibou pozorovali vyJev ten
ma perone Sc zastavili vystupu
l.jici, zeny Sc slzami ocich
il muzi s radostnou ucasti.
Jan Vyhlas pozoroval vic
y Marysku nezli vyjev. TAX byl'
: roztomila We SVEN pohnuti. -
{ Zas il poznal s jine stranky
a zas je vice sblizila costa ia.
="
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o Sc rychle jednoro-
dinny dunn o 6ti pokojich, kou-
pelna, krb, sklep, fernes, skop-
ky ma pradlo, plyn, elektrika,
dlazdena ulice a zaplacena.
Lot je 40 pri $50 stfevicich,
naleza Sc ma 1875 ul. z Union.
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000.
Haste Sc u Alberta Blahy,
1920 Bartlett Ave. AZ
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razne hudeb-
nj %nastroje "a tovarni cenu,
jake clarinety, cornety, from
bony, b~aritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skfine. PTijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc u v. Sistek, 424S Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01
PRODAME VAS
RRAZDNY LOT 3
ANEB
VYMENfME IA
JINY MAJETEK.
VCELA REALTY co.
1898 BROADWAY.
A c

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn v Corlett ma ktery Sc pri-
jme lot CO splatka. Haste Sc v
els. 1902 Coath Ave. 4-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-01

dale z cennych papird die phi
lozeneho soupisu v obnosu IS
tisic korun, ke zfizenf nadace
pro sirotky pc vojinech pad
lych v nynejsi svetove valce.